book an exam today. fox news alert. president biden back in isolation after testing positive again for covid. tensions grow between the u.s. and china over house speaker nancy pelosi possible trip to taiwan. hello. i am arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us. i am eric shawn. traveling to asia today. she made no mention of the possible stopover in taiwan. she did say she will visit

singapore, malaysia, south korea and japan. if a surprise pop in as a way to show support for our ally against beijing bluster. china has repeatedly warned against losey visiting. former national intelligence director john radcliffe says the speaker should not back down. >> at this point, she does need to go for the sake of our national security so the american people see the chinese communist party is not the one dictating foreign policy. >> live at the white house with the very latest on the visit. >> good afternoon. the president is monitoring the trip from here at the white house isolating after testing positive again yesterday. that forcing him to cancel plans to be in wilmington today and sidelining his return to the road this week to sell his

agenda with a trip to michigan on tuesday. that has now been scrapped. the president saying he is feeling fine in the video yesterday. his doctor saying he is not experiencing any reemerging symptoms. there are questions over just how quickly he adhered to cdc guidelines as a new round of contact tracing is underway. this comes as tensions are rising over a possible pelosi stop in taiwan with no such visit officially on her schedule the prospect and a potential showdown during criticism this morning from republicans. watch. >> i don't know why speaker pelosi to get the chinese an opportunity to respond this way. it is outrageous that china would start threatening america just because this figure of the house in the delegation would visit taiwan. that would just give china even more cause to continue their

aggressive behavior. >> not advising pelosi to avoid taiwan, but is reassuring beijing the one china policy has not changed in any way. the uss ronald reagan and its strike group moving into the south china sea with the pentagon not commenting on shift movements. eric, the president tweeted out a video of him face timing yesterday with burn pit legislation supporters visiting capitol hill. any new developments, we will bring them to you. eric: they could potentially protect her from that threat of a shoot out by the chinese. thank you, as always. arthel. arthel: the highest ranking u.s. official to visit taiwan since newt gingrich back in 97. it has become a real flashpoint.

just as we get word that president blinded and china exploring meeting in person later this year. for moran all of this we will bring in a reuters white house correspondent. let's take this step-by-step, jeff. are they using the potential visit as the wag the dog diversion? he has problems at home but he still speaks in a five-year term as president of china. >> absolutely he does. he faces political challenges at home. not apples to apples similar way that president biden faces political challenges here in this country and you just outlined it there. looking for a third term. the opposition from beijing and from the president to speaker pelosi's potential trip to taiwan is not new. the china policy, politics and beijing is that taiwan is part

of their country. u.s. policy supported by multiple administrations including the biden it in its duration is a one china policy. the u.s. often supports with weapons if there is a conflict. i was on the tarmac a week and a half ago with president biden before he came out with covid auntie did not come out specifically and say don't think speaker pelosi should go, but he did say the military does not think she should go. b3 here is john kirby same the position does not change. >> a very consequential bilateral relationship. issues where we believe we can cooperate and issues of tension. a very productive two hour long chat yesterday and they talked

about a lot of those issues including the tensions over taiwan. the president reaffirmed that nothing has changed about american policy. we do not want to see the status quo change in any unilateral way >> again wanting to hold onto power over his people. such a threat to the u.s. speaker may work internally. why would he think such behavior could impress world leaders and secure an in-person meeting with the president of the united states at the next meeting. >> it would certainly lead to increased tensions. flagging the g20 meeting coming up. president biden exploring the possibility of an in-person meeting between the two men. president biden like to talk

about his relationship which started when he was vice president under president obama and extended trip to china to meet at that time. this would be their first in-person meeting since biden became president if they were to meet. he has not left his country other than a stop in hong kong during the pandemic. unclear whether he would be going to the g20 at all. >> exactly. exactly. good point to make there. we know that newt gingrich was a last sitting house speaker to visit taiwan in 1997. china balked then. they are much stronger now. the chinese president is watching russia's real-time invasion of ukraine which he refuses to condemn. does the war on ukraine emboldened the plan for taiwan? >> it is certainly part of the dynamic here. i think that the fact that the president of china has not condemned russia's worn ukraine

is of grave concern to the united states and watching how the world community has reacted to that is something that the united states want to see china observe as well as particular how the united states has supported ukraine. that is clearly a signal that the united states would do the same thing if there was an attack on taiwan. that said, the status quo you are just referring to is what the united states want. there is no interest here from the u.s. government perspective for conflict in the taiwan strait and for tensions to rise and for there to be any kind of military conflict with china. arthel: on this trip to asia, pelosi is scheduled to visit japan, singapore, malaysia, south korea, even if taiwan was not on, she has to go. isn't it more beneficial for the president to choose cooperation

over conflict? >> i don't know if she has to go. that is a decision for the speaker to make. this is a democratic system. we have three different branches of government. not having authority over the legislative branch. making it on foreign travel. that is a foreign concept. that is something that the united states and in particular president biden trying to communicate. what is in the ultimate interest certainly in the interest of world peace and also in the interest of an economic relationship that is hugely important to both countries. both china and the united states >> yes. all right. always always a pleasure. white house correspondent. nice to see you. thank you.

eric. eric: west virginia democratic senator joe mansion defending his decision to back the multibillion-dollar spending bill known as the inflation reduction act. they shopped washington last week. announcing they had agreed on a slimmed-down version of president biden's bill back better plan after months of negotiations. mansion refused to support the original version of the bill saying he. a hefty price tag would drive up inflation and here is what he said this morning on "fox news sunday". >> i always felt like we should be able to fight inflation and try to give relief to people all over america right now with the highest inflation rates we have ever seen. i have always looked at that for a balanced approach. it all came to fruition and it worked out and i am happy that it did. >> some action to the decision. republican congresswoman from

new york will be here about the inflation reduction act and whether or not she thinks it will reduce inflation. arthel. ♪♪ arthel: exactly 100 days to go until election day. more key primaries taking place this tuesday in arizona border security and emigration in the hot issue there. looking to take on democratic senator mark kelly. meanwhile, several gop candidates in missouri are running for the chance to succeed retiring senator. we have live fox team coverage. hilary vaughn is standing by in missouri. first we will go to senior correspondent in phoenix, arizona. what are you hearing from the voters there? >> we are hearing their concerns of courses inflation in the economy. border security is also very important to the folks we are

talking to. the final days of the primary campaign, candidates are trying to convince their bases that they are the ones for the job. on the senate side, taking on incumbent mark kelly, fox news caught up with masters and asked about the biden administration decision to complete the border fence here in arizona. >> it is just for show. it's almost like there is an election coming up in the democrats know they have failed. mark kelly has failed. all of a sudden they will pretend to be super serious about border security. >> fox news has reached out to kelly for an interview and has not heard back. the senator has been one of the more vocal democrats on border security and even wrote a letter requesting that the order fence be completed and there is also a pitch battle underway for the gop nomination for opener. wilson endorsed by mike pence,

but incumbent governor doug ducey. carrie lake is endorsed by trump. she has been very critical of doug ducey for not working hard enough. >> when joe biden started pulling all of this, key could have gotten down there and said we will not allow it. we will put our arizona national guard down there, we will arm them and we will stop people from coming across. all joining my campaign. they know who i am, they know who i stand for and they know i have a record of accomplishing things. >> as you know, turnout is always a concern during primary races. while it is quite lovely in arizona care right now, on tuesday, the high end phoenix is expected to be 105. they are hoping folks turn out. arthel: they are used to it there. they will turn out.

[laughter] we will see. thank you. live in phoenix. eric: let's head over to missouri. republican candidates mentioning themselves as political outsiders even though the top contenders -- hilary vaughn live in missouri with the very latest on that race. hey, hilary. >> here in the missouri republican senate primary has been all about sticking it to the establishment. republicans running to replace roy blunt are embracing the movement and rejecting so-called rhinos. the leading contenders in the race are not new to politics. they have held public office before. siri attorney general criticized one of his opponents six term congresswoman for her time in washington. >> are you going to choose a congresswoman who has been in office for a dozen years?

has not done a lot except for vote for every single terrible bill and as president trump said is not up for the fight. >> disputing those that are doubting she has what it takes to stand up to the establishment saying she is proud of what she has done for missourians. >> i have gotten things done for them. stood up against the establishment. i am willing to do the tough things even if it means bucking my party. >> they are pledged publicly that they will not support mitch mcconnell for majority leader if republicans seek control of the senate in november. something that the former governor rejected mcconnell as leader tells me his opponents recent opposition is politically convenient. >> this is what we call a deathbed conversion. these are rhinos who have been

supporting mitch mcconnell for years. they are also career politicians and lawyers. the crisis is not just because of the left craziness and not because a mainstream media lies it is also because of the corruption of the establishment. >> donald trump is endorsed in this race, but he has publicly ruled out endorsing her. something she tells me was a surprise. still waiting to see if trump does make an official endorsement in this race and if he does, that would really shake things up just two days away from election day. >> thank you so much. arthel. arthel: lire release body camera video of an incident involving a woman in georgia who died in police custody after she fell from a moving patrol car. her family said she was having a mental health crisis at the time and they want answers on her encounter with holy spirit

charles. >> the georgia bureau of investigation released this before and after she moved and fell from a moving patrol car. >> get off me. >> this happened in georgia. the video reported on july 15. you see her struggling with two sheriff's deputies as they carry her who was handcuffed to a patrol car. an officer threatened her with a taser before they finally get her in the backseat. four minutes later the officer is seen driving before a small side heard. the officer stops and walks towards her who at this point has fallen out of the vehicle and is laying lifeless on the side of the road. listen.

>> suffering substantial injuries. that later left her according to gbi findings. near where the 28-year-old was sitting. civil rights attorney representing the 28-year-old was having a mental health crisis. they question now how that escalated to her death. >> what really happened? that's all we want to know. we will start a problem because we want to know what happened. we want to know what happens.

[applause] that was my child. >> this young lady was handcuffed from the front so it's not exactly clear whether or not she was able to open the door or there was an issue with the door itself that caused it to open up in her to follow out. they are investigating this tragic situation all around. >> extremely tragic and disturbing. thank you, charles. eric. >> senator joe mansion. the democrats new spending bill. just weeks after he said more funding would hurt the economy and drive up inflation. now the senator says the new bill will bring down inflation and help our wallets. will it? the republican congresswoman on this coming up.

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believing that that spending, that bill did spark the inflation. why should americans believe you now when you say this bill will not exacerbate inflation? >> surely, i will not make that mistake again. this is a piece of legislation. it is an investment.

>> the democrats spending bill once known as build back better that he scuttled a few weeks ago. now he is back in the legislation known as the inflation reduction act. weeks ago he said too much government spending has sent inflation surging to levels we have not seen in 40 years. the new bill is exactly what our country needs. serving on the foreign affairs committee. do you think the inflation reduction act will reduce inflation? >> i am here at the clayton gun show. people are really feeling the pain of inflation and the high price of gas. i think.

[inaudible] it will have inflation. they are innovators and people who are vilified. you are taking risk out of the market. it will prevent us from having great cures for diseases. a billion dollars to the irs. not going after the wealthy earners in our society. it is always shown that when you increased bureaucracy had always involves and results in a negative amount of increases. we will see negative effects in inflation and what we are experiencing now because of the focus on climate and energy independence and focusing on energy being the critical point

and lower prices and lower the cost of goods. the senator says the fossil fuel and energy issues on this bill. it will reduce the budget. it says that this will reduce inflation. let me play you a soundbite of president biden defending this. >> we can put our economy in a better position for stable steady growth. both of these will help the economy continue to grow, bring down inflation to make sure we are not giving up on all the significant progress we made in the last year. >> you heard it from the president's mouth. you certainly have a different

view. >> that is what the talking point is paired this will not reduce costs. i am in an area of new york where they are acre culturally nominated. spending a fortune on fertilizer, costs. spending more money and punishing job creators will not result in the near term. what we are seeing is the contraction aired we have a form of stagflation because it is low. also with this high inflation rate and also with this recessionary science that we are seeing, the democrats and the white house don't want it that way. you can really see the impact in upstate new york and around the rural areas. senator mansion has suddenly done a 180. there has to be something in this bill that has a specific and if it to west virginia to

accept this. this can cause our economy to attract one more. we are empowering more government and more government and more spending and government never leads to a more dynamic economy and more growth than what we need now is growth the that is something that president biden inherited. >> listening to all the interviews. he constantly referred to west virginia in the interviews as he said. what would you like to see? upstate new york, wonderful rural area. people don't often think about that when they associate this date. what does congress have to do right now? >> right now we need to empower our energy producers. we need to come up with a significant change.

we need to be energy independent fossil fuels are part of our economy. 28% of our economy in the united states is still dependent on coal. if we would just have a common sense view and not rush into an unsustainable position, going to green too fast, i think we can see a transition that would benefit the economy in the future. we need lower gas prices. particularly diesel. when you look at not just the government cost, most of the military runs, we also need fertilizer. making our economy run, especially rural areas, agriculture is the number one industry in the state of new york.

the last point, she has a message for them. the senator from arizona says they may run into a buzz saw. >> thank you for joining us. >> we will be right back with more news right after this.

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we are live with more on that. >> a drone hit the headquarters of a black suite injuring six people today. this was a handmade device. ukraine is yet to comment. russian president vladimir putin joined the naval parade from the navy day. he celebrated and thanked sailors. meeting some of the navy's top brass. having a new hypersonic salon their hands who also signed a new doctrine that called the usa top rival. russia overnight releasing the southeastern city. the most intense yet according to the mayor. one of ukraine's most wealthy man and his wife. previously received the hero award and owned a group that involved grain export.

in odessa days since a deal to resume grain shipment. that triggered a global food crisis. so far none of those ships have yet to leave the port city. new alarm to flee as russian forces push forward claiming new territory. ukraine president calling for a mandatory evacuation. the leader also acknowledging that the government cannot physically force everybody out. >> the sooner that it is done, the more people leave the region now, the fewer people the russian army will have time to kill. >> remaining in some of these contested regions five months into the war many of those who remained there are the elderly and the countries most poor who are physically unable to move or too afraid to leave everything that they have known throughout their life. >> designating russia a

terrorist state. vladimir putin continuing his crimes against humanity. thank you. arthel: the white house is ready to make a prisoner stop. offering notorious arms dealer and exchange for paul and britney greiner. the so-called merchant of death. the secretary of state anthony abe lincoln is urging to accept the deal. >> i urge for him to move forward without proposal. i will not characterize his response and i cannot give you an assessment of whether i think it is any more or less likely. >> dan hoffman is here to weigh in on this. a station chief that spent five years in moscow. dan, are britney greiner and paul coming home? is this prisoner swap going to happen?

>> i think one of the concerns that the secretary of state has to have as well as the families of paul and britney are that these negotiations are playing out in the public. generally speaking with russia, that is not a very good thing. we had very successful negotiations back in 2010 after we arrested russian illegals in the state. traded her for four russians when we were able to get out of siberian prison camps. those all happened behind the scene and away from the whims of public discourse like we are seeing right now. this is a tough place we are in. >> paul whelan, key is a former u.s. marine convicted in russia. a russian court of espionage. not a likely recruit. serving a 16 year prison

sentence. wnba player. an olympic gold medalist pled guilty. cannabis oil facing 10 years in prison. convicted in u.s. court of conspiring to kill u.s. nationals and is serving a 25 year prison sentence. given that the u.s. is offering a notorious russian arms dealer, the number two target after osama bin laden, i know you said this is playing out in public, and how complicated is this given you have a former, excuse me, current wnba star in a former marine, how complicated is this for this notorious arms dealer? >> there are a lot of ramifications for this. an asymmetric dirty deal. a convicted arms dealer supplying weapons to african warlords. knowing full well that they

would target u.s. military and u.s. citizens in columbia. britney greiner and paul and trevor read before them all innocent. they are hostages and they were taken as bargaining chips. this is the best of two bad options. vladimir putin will gain from this. russians like to say. [speaking in native tongue] russians don't leave darrell behind. that is exactly what putin is doing. deflecting a distracting from failures in ukraine. we don't have a choice here. it is a dirty deal. there is no such thing as the rule of law in russia. serving 14 years already in jail. maybe that's enough. >> you are right. no question. few u.s. officials believe the charges. with that said, does this set a

new precedent? how might he manipulate this particular prisoner exchange? >> well, first of all, the state department has a clear notice out to not travel to russia. not putting themselves in harms way by traveling to russia and of course with sanctions right now we are not doing much of any business there anyways. there should be a clear understanding of american citizens. in addition to that pr benefit for vladimir putin, victor boot was the wegner group before there was a wegner group. infamous mercenaries doing a lot of the fighting not only in syria but ukraine right now. vladimir putin will want to show kia standing up for those bad actors i getting nectar boot home. there's a price to be paid for this deal. i think there is a hit that the president will be taking for it. it is the best of the two bad options, unfortunately. that is a tough pill to swallow.

that is what you get dealing with vladimir putin's russia. >> not getting these two people home. dan hoffman, thank you so much for joining us. eric. >> after the devastating and deadly flooding in kentucky, more heavy rain is on the way. coming up, kentuckians coping as the death toll they are sadly rises. >> tech: cracked windshield? trust safelite. we'll replace your glass and recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (vo) get business internet from verizon, the network businesses rely on.

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>> just moments ago national guardsmen speeding past us here. hopefully racing to help get to those communities that have to date in unreachable. many of the missing remain. it is all hands on deck. the priority is to try to locate the loved one to a still unaccounted for today. behind me you will see just some of the devastation that spread for miles across portions of eastern kentucky. giving you the aerial clips of home. the raging waters lifting homes off of their foundation it chasing them down streets across several counties here. again, that death toll continuing to rise as families cling onto hope for good news. the governor preparing many for the worst as we enter now a fourth day of that search and rescue effort. so far nearly 1500 have been

rescued by air, by boat. we know that effort continues. much to clean up and resources still very much on accessible. the focus remains on the people that need their help. >> it is so sad in such a tragedy when you see those pictures. thank you. arthel: our heart goes out to the people in kentucky. more rain on the way for people in other parts of the country. live now with the forecast. adam. >> more rain is on the way. stock in a set up where we are seeing showers again this afternoon. firing up from arkansas to west virginia. a bit of a stationary front. that means it has not been moving and it will not move. more rain is on the way. that does include eastern kentucky. it will see another couple inches of rain already probably firing up as we get into the afternoon hours.

that should only intensify. the threat includes tennessee into eastern kentucky before running into the mountains getting into west virginia and virginia where some of the heaviest rain will be falling. i take you through today. you do see a bit of a bull's-eye there. to pay attention to the timestamp up in the corner. not just a today issue. a stationary front. it just continues on and on. more rain falling across eastern kentucky and tennessee. taking you into next weekend. still an area where you are seeing more rainfall. not as much rain as we saw last week. another three-5 inches on already saturated ground and that will be enough to let those rain totals pileup more and see a little bit more flooding on top of all the rain all the heavy rain we are paying attention to a lot of heat in the western states where getting up in the pacific northwest, an area where it does not typically

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>> all of the vaccines that we have and all of the appointments are out. 90% of the cases are in new york city. we are not receiving our proportionate share. >> 90% of the cases. actually, over 90% of the cases are in new york city. monkeypox presents as a rash with lesions back 10 b itchy. fever, muscle aches. it mostly spreads through intimate contact. exit different from airborne virus like covid. 99% of all people infected so far are men who have sexual contact with other men. >> we know very clearly that wanted the main modes of exposure for this particular illness is through skin to skin contact. >> most people are not going to get exposed. >> this outbreak not confined to the united states. over 22,000 cases in the world

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