hypocrisy is absolutely stunning, guys. my daughter likes her so i'm not going to -- speech five it feels like all the claimant people have private jets. it's because they are rich elitists, and that's what you are dealing when you're rich, you don't care about climate. he got to leave it there. thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> steve: senator joe manchin to explain why he now supports a massive spending deal. >> ainsley: he's asking americans to trust him that this won't lead to more inflation even though that's what happens with the american rescue plan. >> steve: all eyes on asia. >> ainsley: officials doubling down their warning to pelosi, there has been intense speculation that they could happen anyway. >> we shouldn't allow the chinese communist party to tell american leaders where they can and can't go. >> the clock is ticking toward

midterm elections. while judah said this is the right time for herschel walker to run for the senate? >> common sense. >> ainsley: a professional shoplifter in new york city is finally put in jail after more than 100 arrests. but this time she's being held by police after allegedly fighting back. >> the tight labor market, a move to retain workers from generation z. therapy and even access to a house in the hamptons? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: there's a lot of action in west virginia, people representing there as well as in the state itself. senator joe manchin, the eye of the storm for the last year and a half, especially with a

surprise introduction of his bill, and we also have the attorney general on, the treasury secretary, talking about banning these wall street firms that have banned them. because there are a fossil fuel. >> ainsley: joe manchin, over the weekend, critics of this new bill says it'll raise taxes. the 725-page bill and over $1 billion worth of increases per page at a time where we are in the 40-year high. >> this comes on the he is a saying you wasn't going to raise taxes and say he is going to get moderate. it looks like, brian, the pressure is finally on. he has so much pressure from the democratic party, blaming him as a true bill killer, they say that he is truly a republican. he's a democrat in name only, and he has been the guy that

destroyed the biden agenda. so it looks like he is caving. >> brian: in a way, sure. what i find really insulting, and he shouldn't signed off on that, is the name of it. nobody thinks it's going to address the number one issue in america, and that is inflation, and that's apolitical. there are things in your fossil fuels, no doubt about. this 2 million acres of federal land to be opened up. it's kind of vague, but they say opening up the permit system. it's almost impossible to get a permit to punch holes in the ground, and there's 60 million acres that have to be available offshore. so there are some fossil fuel provisions, but for the most part this is the biggest climate change package in the history of our nation, and at a time in which we are looking at inflation, supply chain issues, where we can get baby formula. is this the time to transform? >> you hear pete buttigieg say

that, and the joint committee on taxation also said, when comes to fuel, if you're wondering, there is a lot in there for climate and for the environment. they say the excise tax will go up by $17 on every barrel of oil and that will increase the price you pay at the pump, of course. "the wall street journal" did a abig article in the city will be paying more. the tax increase on everyone. and it says taxes will rise by $16.7 billion in 2023 on americans earning less than $200,000 a year. taxpayers earning between $200,000 and $500,000 will pay $14.1 billion more. this gives alleged democratic claims that no one will pay more taxes under the bill. the promise that mr. biden also made in his campaign. if arizona senator kyrsten sinema and other democrats want to sign up for this tax ball and chain, barely

three months before an election, they'll be responsible for the economic consequences. the new tax on workers is unlikely to be a political or economic winner. >> brian: it's not done yet. >> lawrence: i'm not sure she's going to go for that. the same joint committee on taxes also said, ainsley, that average tax increases will increase for nearly every income category in 2023, and this comes on the heels of arizona coming up this week, michigan, ohio, all states are going to be in big trouble for the democrats. they are going to be primary elections with a lot of candidates going back to the america first agenda. lower taxes right now. will they win against those other moderate candidates? we don't know. so what does senator manchin have to say for himself imagine he has to flip-flop back and forth. here's the the senator right here. >> last year you said the

american rescue plan, the covid relief bill, would not cause inflation. so i should americans believe you now when you say this new bill will not exacerbate inflation? >> i'm sure they won't make that mistake again. >> lawrence: brian, do you believe him? >> ainsley: how do you trust him if it was a mistake before? >> brian: he feels as though he got some other things on fossil fuels that it wasn't a cave, but the problem is, again, it's total deception. if they named it the climate fossil fuel bill, we've got an interesting debate, but they named it something it wasn't, and in the pen wharton school of business, which he has done many times, they came out and said it's going to have almost no if not a negative effect on inflation over the course of ten years. so don't even say it addresses it. so we'll see. they say, if we are going to start doing these solar panels and wind turbines, you have to make it here.

okay, we are not set right now to make it here. 80% of all solar panels are made in china. 95% of the metals needed for batteries are located in china and elsewhere outside our borders. so we've got some major adjustments. >> ainsley: joe manchin has been fighting this for the last year. maybe they finally beat him down and said, you've got to go with us here. but when he was on the sunday shows and i asked him if he supports the democrats for the midterm elections, he wouldn't answer the question. democrats only have one week to pass the so-called inflation reduction act, because they break on august 5th. plus they have a few senators that have covid. you have manchin, dick durbin, possibly others could get covid. you have to be there in person to vote and you need all 50 votes plus kamala harris because republicans are not expected to support this. >> lawrence: the last thing i say on this, and brian, you are exactly right when it comes to the naming of these bills, they do this all the time. you call it whatever you want to call it. you can't disguise the feeling

of the american people. i don't care where i've been, in these diners, barbershops, urban america, middle america. everyone is saying the same exact thing and pointing at joe biden, someone he was supposed to make life better. as i continue to say, when you run a political campaign strictly on emotion and you don't have journalism digging into the policies of the candidates, and you have a guy that stays in the basement, this is the result of this. a lot of people talk about the midterms, the americans i talk to every single day say they can't wait into the midterms. it is so bad right now. >> brian: by the way, it's the risk and resilience periods inflation in 25 years. in the potter 60s an '70s to the early '80s, george hw but, 41, inflation was the reason he lost and the reason carter lost.

i wouldn't say we got spoiled but we got used to a certain calculus. not only do have inflation now that 1%, not at 2%, all of the sudden within 18 months it's at 9.2%, and some people that i know are going to the credit cards and taking out cash in order to pay their bills. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> ainsley: interest rates went up. >> brian: the code is we are looking to slow down the economy. that means you don't want me to spend, you want to hamstring my life, so i stopped the demands. excuse me, don't use code words to tell me that my life -- that you want to slow me down in order to get inflation down to push your agenda instead of the issues. >> lawrence: they are made to their ideology. >> ainsley: i mean, you're in the middle of recession, inflation through the roof. why even pass this right now? >> brian: supply chain. >> ainsley: your spending and spending, why not wait to do this? i think it's a fear that they only have three more months. >> lawrence: they want to win and i don't understand how they classify this as a win.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: your bag with headlines. the man accused of shooting and killing a police officer expected to face murder charges today. he is accused of killing officer during a late-night traffic stop early this morning. he led police on a high-speed chase before being captured. he served in the u.s. army for five years before becoming a police officer. he was just 24 years old. now a fox whether wildfire alert. crews in northern california are battling what is now the state's largest wildfire this year. his scores were the 52,000 acres of land after erupting on friday. about 500 homes have been evacuated and governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency. the fire is still 0% contained. for more on the story, download the fox weather app where stream fox whether in any connected tv

device. house speaker nancy pelosi arriving in singapore early this morning to kick off her closely watched asia trip. pelosi will go to malaysia, south korea, and japan, but her itinerary does not mention a stop in taiwan. chinese officials say the house speaker visiting taiwan would violate the 1-china policy with one state media personality even suggesting shooting down her plane if she visits. u.s. military officials believe pelosi visiting taiwan is "not a good idea." nba legend bill russell has died. a two-time hall of famer won 11 nba championships for the boston celtics and was a 5-time mvp. his career victories even inspired the league to name the bill russell nba finals mvp award in his honor, but his legacy extended past the basketball court. he was also a civil rights leader who famously boycotted an exhibition game in kentucky after he and his teammates were

refused service at a restaurant. he won the presidential medal of freedom in 2010. he is survived by his wife, daughter, and two sons. he was 88 years old. >> brian: if you think about what he was able to do, also, not just as a player but as a coach. imagine being a player coach and winning championships. >> lawrence: and still had that finesse and everything. i always loved seeing him at award shows because he would take on the current athletes and say he could still take them on. seek the right, and 6'8". you'd think he was 7', but wilt chamberlain would have four or . >> ainsley: i sign one time in the crowd went crazy when he stood up and waved to the crowd. it's amazing what they have on the young kids. it's wonderful. >> lawrence: especially when he paved the way for a lot of these younger athletes. >> brian: and i don't have to tell you, but when segregation was brought to its knees,

thankfully, then you have these athletes are the best in the business leading the way, muhammad ali, bill russell, kareem abdul-jabbar. >> lawrence: he inspired a lot of them. >> brian: and now something that's not inspirational. ct the crime crisis hitting every big city across the country. finally, after 101 shoplifting attempts -- >> lawrence: that's crazy. >> ainsley: this ladies only 41 years old is finally put behind bars, and she's not let out without bail. this is michelle kelly and she has been arrested 100 times for shoplifting and released without bail. she fought back against the cops in harlem over the weekend for allegedly stealing some paper towels from duane reade. charges to accounts in the second degree, they wanted $25,000, but he raised $5,000.

>> lawrence: i don't understand how you can see this happening in every city. shutting down duane reade already, and walgreens, nla. starbucks. business after business, the d.a. prayerless have said these are just petty crimes. no one was harmed and other businesses are leaving, steve got the criminal act of terrorizing people, the violence aspect of it, and now you have the economic repercussions of it because it's not just a big corporation. those are people that have jobs, where they no longer have jobs. they are going to be struggling, as well. but ecl these candidates being recalled, you got to say, our little experiment really hasn't been working. >> brian: here she is earlier talking about her -- >> ainsley: her "profession?" >> brian: it's not stealing. watch. >> you steel even though you are

out on supervision? >> i have to get me an outfit. i have to get a new outfit. >> so you're going to go steel it? >> have to go work. >> work is stealing? >> i don't call it that. i'm a professional booster. >> brian: she's making a mockery of new york law. shoplifters and squeegee people, people who have to hop turnstiles, they end up being your recidivist criminals. save got to arrest them. let's get everybody. and look at what has happened. now you have max rose, a moderate in staten island. i joined eric adams and saying i've got a huge problem with the bail law in new york city. >> lawrence: we need more democrats to come out and say the bail law needs to be fixed. this has to happen. it's very simple. governor hogle and the legislator need a special session to change the bail law,

including imposing gender standards. they need to contain recidivists and get it fixed. max rose was quite the progressive before. he said he is going to be moderate but he supported a lot of these moves, and then halfway through this term, things were really going good for the democrats. he's in a swing district, he was defeated, and he started being outspoken against the democratic party. now he wants it back and he changed his tune. i don't think the american people should believe him. this is where things went wrong and he wants his seat back. >> ainsley: we'll see what he does in the primary and run against the republican in november. we are also talking about crime. he's only 24 years old, shot and killed, tried to pull someone over in the car they start firing shots at the cops, and now this u.s. army veteran, 24-year-old police officer, is not coming over to his parents. or i don't know he was married,

but he's not coming home anymore. >> brian: that is awful. on your point, i want every lawmaker that continues to stiff-arm anyone who wants to reform the bail law along with the governor, and if he really cared about the bail law and didn't care about your party, didn't care about your seat, just care about the state, lee zeldin is running against crime. it is governor hochul that want to address it. it's eric adams who says, not directly going to change the bail law. she's vulnerable. >> ainsley: new yorkers should not worry about the d with r after these names. they need to look at the crime problem and fix it, get the person in office he will fix the crime problem. >> brian: our next guest, directly what happened with crime. >> lawrence: if you live in new york city or california or new york state a test to be a 1-issue election. it has to be just about crime.

you can't run on economics. if you can't walk the streets safely, assaults, murders, carjackings, everyone is up. it has to be the issue. that's what lee zeldin should make it about. >> brian: it is. >> ainsley: and get rid of alvin bragg. >> lawrence: day one, he says. >> brian: charles payne is coming up next, direct experience with that. coming up, happy wife, happy life? there's a new rule that couples say is the key to successful marriage. we break down the "2-2-2" rule. >> ainsley: and joe manchin hope he's not wrong again about the left agenda, adding more inflation, but charles payne is crunching the numbers and next he's going to tell us about it. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> last year you said the american rescue plan, covid relief bill, would not cause inflation. why should americans believe you now when you say this new bill will not exacerbate inflation? >> i'll make sure i don't make that mistake again. that's the bottom line. >> ainsley: senator joe manchin backing of a massive spending deal after admitting the last 20 voters did

increase inflation. a new report breaking down a bit much everyone will see their taxes go up next year. here to react his charles payne. charles, how can we trust this is not going to increase our taxes? >> you can't. bottom line, if we're being honest, you cannot be trusted. the money from this, many from that time of these assumptions never come true. they are going to tax hedge fund managers. we hear that for about 25 years. they get money from this minimum billion-dollar corporate tax. all of it is just nonsense, and then the notion of taking billions of dollars of taxpayer money, they call it climate but is not a climate bill, it's a giveaway. it's a giveaway to the richest, most well-off, successful people in america. giving them more money to buy electric vehicles or put solar panels on their homes. it does nothing to the average american trying to put food on their table and in fact it makes it more difficult.

it's not, to me, mind-boggling hubris. the name they gave it about reducing inflation, the idea that somehow it helps all of the americans, it's nothing. it does nothing for the climate, it does zero for the claimant. we are stripmining the planet, it does zero for the average american. it's another multibillion-dollar giveaway. east giving billions of dollars to core constituents. he gave families making over $300,000 child tax credits and then they were trying to say, look what we did for little black kids. no, he did this for your constituents. everything you did was for constituents and he put it under the veneer of something. sometimes it's poor people and sometimes it's the climate but it's always the same thing. the same people benefit and those that folks, by the way, the most well-off in this country. capitol we talk a lot about the crime crisis and over the weekend you felt it personally. he tweeted out a video. let's watch and tell us what's happening.

speak of this person had already gone through one of the cars in the driveway. this is my house, the front door. ainsley, it's all a violation. when they touch her doorknob and look inside as if they're going to come into your home, that's the ultimate violation. listen, i grew up -- my wife is from the south bronx, i'm from harlem. we grew up amongst the worst kind of crime. people complain about new york, it can get a lot worse, i've seen it. tim did murders murders, mugging, robberies. i've been mugged. someone coming into your house changes everything. if somebody open that door, i don't know where we would be right now, but that is the ultimate violation. these folks are being emboldened by people who make excuses. they blame the guns. all of these things, the excuses that are being made, that are

emboldening and even encouraging criminals. you don't have to be a criminal. just sitting on the sidelines, you can't make up your mind, you feel desperate, you feel hopeless. "i want to do the right thing. my mom told me to do the right thing, my grandma told me to do the right thing. what i see all these other people robbing places and they've got the watch is in the cars and they don't go to jail." we live in a society that is seducing people to commit crimes. these lawmakers need to wake up because this is the ultimate violation. touching my doorknob and perhaps attempting to come inside my house is the ultimate violation. after that, i want to use all the rights guaranteed to me as a human being and in the constitution. >> ainsley: what do you mean by that? >> lawrence: i've got to defend myself. and i don't give a damn what i used to defend myself. you don't use an ar-15, i'll use whatever the hell to protect my

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♪ ♪ >> lawrence: we are 99 days out from the midterms and everyone has got georgia senate race on their minds. >> ainsley: i thought you were going to say 99 bottles of beer on the wall, they are right, they're talking elections. brian went down to georgia, finding republican candidate herschel walker trailing raphael warnock by only four percentage points. >> brian: right, and is even closer with the constitution. so i had a chance to spend a day and half with herschel walker. to see what life is like on the road at his home in buckhead. watch. ♪ ♪ >> i'm here in gainesville, georgia, home of the red elephants, the high school football team already practicing. i'm catching up with herschel walker on his first stop on an average day on his campaign.

>> please give a huge welcome to the legendary georgia running back, mr. herschel walker. >> nothing can be hard work. i'll tell you, as a little kid growing up, i grew up without a great deal. i used to be overweight. my mom said i was big boned, which meant i was fat, and i had a stutter, and i started working out. i wasn't running to be an athlete, i was doing that to get kids to quit picking on me. but because i started working harder, it made me feel good about who i was. >> where we going? >> one thing i've been doing, for the many women in blue. >> i've got a shotgun. ♪ ♪ >> what's it like getting into a car that says u.s. senate with your face on it, on the side?

it's a brand-new experience, right? >> it is. >> i know you have a different style, but what did you learn from donald trump's campaign? >> to be authentic, to be yourself. ♪ ♪ >> last thing you set up as a round table. why did you want to do that? >> i've been doing roundtables because i've learned a lot. we are seeing on all sides, people telling us that we are not important. that we are the enemy. the problem is we are not enemies. everybody here wishes every criminal in their county be right. >> i'm not talking.

>> if you want to stop the games in our community, we have to. >> i want to listen to what's going on in that city. what they feel what's happening. i can do what i did to washington to help them. ♪ ♪ >> why would you decide this is the right time for herschel walker to run for senate? >> i'm not a politician. i don't look like one, i don't dress like one, i don't talk like one. but a lot of politicians are the ones that screwed us up right now. i think we need people with common sense. i'm ready to fight for this country and ready to fight for the people of georgia. >> when people see a black man who grows up and working class society, two parents working, paycheck to paycheck, a lot of people in the black community reportedly have said, why would herschel run as republican? >> i've heard that a lot. i hear that all the time. my thing is, it's not about the

party, it's about the policies. the policies that fit. the policies that fit our what works for everyone. the policies the democrats have are not working. >> the debate october 16th. >> raphael warnock has accepted three invitations to beat his opponent commercial walker. yet herschel walker still refuses to agree to any debate. >> the first thing you've got to think about, a debate is for the people and not for a political party. he keeps talking about debates because he doesn't want to talk about his terrible record. >> within a week of you getting the nomination, the outcomes and revelations about three children, they say you haven't acknowledged them in the past. we know about your son, christian. what about the three others? >> of acknowledgment of the kids. the thing i didn't acknowledge, my daughter, people have seen her at some of the functions i've been at. i'm not going to acknowledge the others because i don't want them to be on any kind of scrutiny. one of the problems christian had, he finished his last year

in college with security guards. why do have to live in a country where people have to have security guards because they believe something different you then you believe in? >> are you involved in their lives? >> i've always been involved in their lives. i love them to death and they know their dad loves them and that's what counts. >> what about your work at the fbi? you said in the past he worked for them. did you? >> i never said i worked with the fbi. that i've been trained with the fbi, which i did. >> you talked about the air. >> with china, they are bad air has got to move. >> what did you mean by that? >> it's very simple. we have clean air here. china does not have clean air. i said we are doing our part. >> so you move up the paris climate deal until china and russia have bought in? >> don't think everybody's got to buy in? if everybody doesn't, what do we deal? >> all eyes on georgia right now.

how much pressure do you feel on your shoulders to pull out this victory for what you believe is to get this country back on track? >> this is one of the most important elections i think in our history right now. >> yours? >> yes, but the people need to understand how important it is. because i represent the people. >> prediction? >> the prediction is i'm going to win big. >> thank you for the interview. when i called to do this you said we could hang out after, so let's go to dinner. >> i've got something better. >> i can't believe you have us working out. this is how you wind down at the end of the day? you start jogging? you realize you are a world-class athlete and track star, right? >> yes. [laughter] >> ainsley: that's a key way to end it. >> he works at every day. 1500 push-ups, 1500 sit-ups. >> ainsley: 1500 a day? >> brian: he is a ufc fighter,

a bobs letter. bobsledder. i don't know how this will turn out but it's been over $20 million of opposition research against him and he's within the margin. >> lawrence: you asked you estimate a lot of tough questions about his record. i was surprised by some of his responses. i was in georgia before, it seems like it's going to be a tough race still. raphael warnock has the black church, the base of black america and the democratic party, so it'll be interesting to see how it turns out. i thought it was a great interview though, brian. >> ainsley: what was the reaction in the community when you are going places? >> brian: it's unbelievable. he couldn't get out of that cafe the other day. i'll tell you, law enforcement and military, they will knock out wall street. when he does behind the scenes working on mental health and other things, ptsd and some of the things he went through in his childhood, it's helped them

realize different things on how to adjust. the other thing is he always wanted to be a marine. he almost quit college to go be a marine. so many scholarship offers and this one thing is pretty clear, he doesn't know where warnock -- most of his money comes from outside the state. "i'm here, no in every season." granted, he does have a job in washington, but what i can tell you about his team, he will not be outworked. you have to see his schedule. he's got 8-10 events per day, and he's constantly training and building up his staff. with 100 days left i think he likes where he is. >> ainsley: good response on the debate question on the children question. >> brian: he's preparing for a debate. he's going to debate. meanwhile let's go up to speed and with the news. >> carley: that's right, this wild story out of southern california.

a man with a stolen amazon truck leads police on the hectic chase after an alleged string of burglaries. during that chase he crashed three other cars including a pickup truck before running away and eventually surrendering to police. that man now faces charges including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and carjacking. data from "the new york post" reveals the number of students homeschooled in new york city have reportedly been more than doubled since the pandemic. now roughly 12,900 kids are forgoing public schools and switching to homeschooling despite the return of in-person classes. one parent is speculating the drop in public school attendance is because parents got a sneak peek into the curriculum and were not impressed. henrik stinson says he plays as the captain to win his debut. he was stripped of his ryder cup captaincy for the european team when he joined the circuit. taking on the 4 millionth prize

by two strokes, finished his weekend at bedminster. back to you. >> ainsley: what was the prize? millions? >> carley: $4 million. >> brian: you get a lot of money just for going in. >> ainsley: we have a fox weather alert here in new york. search efforts are now underway, and kentucky, were more than 1400 people have been rescued after devastating floods last week. >> brian: 24 people including children have been confirmed dead, and bracing for more severe rain with some areas expected to see another 4-5 inches. >> lawrence: this is tragic. this check in with janice dean for a fox weather forecast. >> good morning. i wish i had better news. we still have that weather pattern not letting up across the ohio valley, tennessee and kentucky area, getting more rain in the forecast. we could see some severe storms,

heavy rainfall, flash flooding, even severe weather including large hail damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. so not a good situation for this area that's been hit with historic rainfall. more rain in the forecast, 2-3 inches in some of these regions, and we have let alerts through today for part of kentucky. the western, or the eastern part of the state, rather, which was hit hard by over a foot of rainfall. and the flash flood threat through tuesday, again come across some of these areas, parts of tennessee and kentucky, the ohio valley, and the other big story of course is the heat, especially for the northwest where it's been relentless. we have extensive heat watches and warnings in effect for the next couple of days stretching into the northern plains were we also have high fire danger. we'll continue to monitor that. for all of your lease details, foxweather.com. we'll keep you up-to-date. over to you. >> lawrence: thanks, j.d. coming up, happy wife, happy life?

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nascar cup victory. he previously also took it in wisconsin. over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, carly. it >> brian: time to talk about relationships. >> lawrence: they love these topics for me for some reason. it's been called the 2-2-2 rule. couples in relationships suggesting the key to healthy marriage is a date night every two weeks. a weekend away every two months, and a week away every two years. brian, you have a successful marriage. tell us, will this work? >> brian: number one, it's all a theory. in theory, you could do this. but then there's this thing, go every two weeks for a weekend? never going to happen. >> ainsley: that's really hard. >> brian: every two months, spend a week away? >> ainsley: no come every two years. every two years spend a week away, every two months to a

weekend, and what was the first one? a date night every two weeks. >> lawrence: this is a fox news alert, we've got the duffy -- do you agree with this rule? you agree with this, rachel? >> i like it. i would adjust it. this came from a reddit thread. i think it's pretty good but i think he needs to be adjusted. i think the week away shouldn't be every two years, it should be every year. i can tell that it works because when sean and i don't go out, like right now we've been on opposite schedules, and we have been fighting. so this is a sign that we need to go out every week. really quickly, we also have a podcast with dan bongino and paula and they go every week. on a date night they swear by

it. >> brian: do you need to talk about this? [laughter] >> she gets mean when we don't go on date nights. [laughter] and i've got to put up with it like all men do. you mentioned that life happens, you have kids, jobs, schedules, and the thing that suffers is your relationship. you don't spend time in the most important thing is in your life, your kids will suffer, your family will suffer, so make thaa priority. if you get that right, everything falls in line after the marriage. >> i also think it's a patriotic thing to do. when you prioritize your marriage, then your family -- ideal! give me a chance. this is for you. >> lawrence: i'm sorry, rachel. >> if you prioritize your marriage you. has your family and your better for that.. with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year.

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>> senator joe manchin rushing to explain why he now supports a massive spending deal. >> he's asking americans a trust that this will lead to more inflation even though that's what happened when the american rescue plan -- >> i'm sure i won't make that mistake again. >> officials doubling down on their warnings to pelosi that taiwan is not on the public schedule. there's been an intense speculation that it could happen anyway. >> we shouldn't allow the communist party to tell american leaders where they can and cannot go. speak at the clock is ticking down toward midterm elections. >> the spend the day and half

with herschel walker. why do you think this is the right time for herschel walker to run for senate? >> i have to go to work. >> a professional shoplifter in new york city finally put in jail after more than 100 arrests. but this time she's being held by police after allegedly fighting back. >> i'm a professional booster. >> a tight labor market leading to some pretty insane perks, and a move to retain orchestra z.perks include free therapy and access to her house in the hamptons? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: it's a manic monday. it's august 1st. it is summer, kids are out of school for a little longer, and that's macon, georgia. brian interviewed herschel walker running for senate against raphael warnock and had

a beautiful interview with him. 96 degrees today in macon, georgia, and if it's going to be sunny today. >> lawrence: and it's raining here. >> brian: i will say this, about georgia, a great place to work out. you take three steps and you are soaked. >> ainsley: it's pretty humid here. i grew up in south carolina where it's absolutely humid, but new york is pretty humid, too. >> brian: to a need to machete to cut through the air in south carolina in the summer? >> lawrence: 102. >> brian: but texas is a dry heat, isn't it? >> ainsley: is it? >> lawrence: dallas is pretty dry. i was there yesterday and let me tell you, lord help us in texas. i must have drank four water bottles within the span of an hour because it was so hot out there. >> ainsley: when i lived in texas i just jumped in my car and drove to work, you can drive to the grocery store in park and

run in. but here in new york and no one really has cars, most people don't, so they are hailing cabs or the subway, if you write it, a yeasty when it was safe, it is so humid and hot and sticky underground on a hot day. but you walk everywhere, so it's really hot here. >> lawrence: it is so true. i thought i was happy to escape new york city, but during the summer i remembered how hot it is there. i've got lower taxes now. >> ainsley: that's right, you can afford a car with their conditioning and heat. >> brian: i would take hot over cold any day. i know many feel the opposite. there is a high tension trip that speaker pelosi is on right now and she's on at some other democrats. no republicans even though michael mccaul was invited. she is on this flight over to southeast asia with gregory meeks. >> ainsley: a fox news alert, brian. >> brian: i signed up for it, it is free, i thoroughly

recommend it. mike to cano as well as andy kim and susan dell benet. they are going to singapore right now. with the biggest story is there going to south korea and japan. somewhere in between. will he be going to taiwan? >> ainsley: not answering the question now. on the sunday shows this was a big conversation. mike pompeo talked about how china is not supposed to dictate american foreign affairs and what our leaders do. listen. >> i think of the 13 americans killed in afghanistan or the fact that our president said he can have a small invasion in ukraine and that would be okay. i think that risk, the deterrent force of power, the good work we did for four years, it increases the likelihood that she might use this as an excuse to do what he has long wanted to do. we shouldn't under underestimate the risk but we shouldn't allow the chinese communist party to issue a statement and tell american leaders where they can and can't go. so taiwan is an independent

sovereign nation. if speaker pelosi wants to travel there, she ought to go there. she certainly shouldn't change the plans of her trip because of something chinese put out in the press release. >> lawrence: also on friday, i think this is the first time i've heard them say this. he said, "i'm with nancy." and no matter where you stand with her on political differences or anything, you shouldn't be able to threaten the third person in line for the presidency. it seems like china is allowed to get away with anything. the press secretary was asked specifically about the threat. she said she didn't want to get into it, she wanted not to talk about a hypothetical of the trip. but what we know from sources is at the white house leaked this information about her trip as a means to discourage her from going on the trip. peter schweizer has some thoughts on them threatening pelosi on these travel plans.

watch. >> i don't expect you would see the chinese doing this if ronald reagan were in the white house or if john f. kennedy were in the white house. they see weakness, they smell weakness. >> or donald trump. >> they know that they have this commercial tie with the biden family and it gives them leverage. >> brian: "the new york times," the administration officials say they expect she will stop in taiwan despite china's increasing provocation. she said in a statement that she was planning to travel with a congressional delegation and confirmed south korea and japan. in malaysia. no mention of taiwan, but now the biden aids she is expected to proceed with the plan for the highest level visit. she says she could change her mind at the last minute but the administration kind of concurs that they look weak if they back off right now. >> ainsley: she's in a tough spot, because we don't want to look weak but at the same time we want her to be safe.

china is threatening to shoot down her plane if she flies. >> if they want to start a world war on the visits taiwan? you've got to be kidding kidding me. they are our allies. >> lawrence: i do think there is nuance when it comes to the policies there. but none of that matters. threatening someone, the most powerful woman in government besides kamala harris, it's nancy pelosi. and this is joe biden's friend. you would think he would stand up for her on the world stage. but there is no way, if donald trump is the president that he doesn't even like nancy pelosi -- that he would allow this threat to happen. i think it's unbelievable for the white house to have zero response on this. >> ainsley: they can't dictate what our leaders do. >> brian: chinese state media says that if she visits taiwan as planned, then the authorities are compasses, and the mainland would definitely carry out severe punishment and actions out of taiwan at the same time. we know they are doing military

exercises over the last two days. the unbearable consequences will follow on taiwan authorities. so good luck with that. taiwan has 22 million people and they are armed to the teeth. they don't have the right weapons yet but we could change that. that whole porcupine theory, you can't get in and attack because you can't penetrate, we have to get them defensive weapons or it's going to end up like hong kong. >> ainsley: that's what's happening in asia. visiting different countries in asia. we'll keep you posted on that. thank here at home, on the primary tomorrow. some states holding primaries tomorrow. arizona, kansas, michigan, missouri, and washington. all eyes are on arizona because you have mike kelly, gabby gifford's husband, he'll be running against whoever is winning against the republican primary. the big issue is immigration. >> lawrence: the reason they are talking about this, not just the border, but the biden administration who said they weren't going to build any more of the wall. the allegation is they decided to build part of the wall again

in arizona, because mark kelly needs a win. of course more of the border is in texas. and they have fought greg abbott tooth and nail. so i arizona? we know why, it's to help mark kelly. he is a montage of the senate candidates talking about securing the border in arizona. watch. >> you can have another wall, you can hire additional agents, but if the federal government incentivizes and decriminalize his people coming in legally, that's the problem. >> getting this country back to a great legal immigration system, in addition, that is unacceptable. >> it's also was a little, too late. you know he's open borders president and mark kelly is a democratic senator is just enabling biden's open border policies. for almost two years now.

>> right now the generic poll, the "cbs news" poll, the republicans look like they're going to pick up 230 seats. the democrats, 205. but it a lot of it depends on the candidates, so you have arizona, that will be quite heated. mark brnovich you would think would be the trump guide but he is except tell mike upset because he certified the election arizona because there was note corruption and no legitimate challenge to emerge. and there's a big push now to stop, he's running for the senate seat, but he's a disaster as a governor for his personal behavior. >> boosts that he's not going to quit again? >> and that's what you want to keep. >> exactly right. >> donald trump is backing blake masters. >> they've got a big governor race, as well, and arizona. looking forward to that tomorrow.

>> pence versus trump on that one. you have to suspend disbelief. speechifying way to retain gen z workers -- >> lawrence: that's not my generation! >> ainsley: they are trying to find ways to keep them happy at work. i guess they don't want to work or stay at a job, so they are finding a way for these workplace environmental attractions. for a day work weeks, more paid vacation, location flexibility, massage therapy for individuals who are working. how do you feel about this one? >> listen, i think whatever you need to do to pertain dell might retain employment, this is a little ridiculous paradigm on a plane almost every day, i have to pay for my own massages. no one goes to get me food. i'd better get the pence app or doordash. the

we order our own food.>> brian: workweek -- >> lawrence: i have no sympathy for this. i honestly think we are turning the next generation into -- i i hope they are going to be prepared, because when it comes to the real world, when everything goes back to normal, these people are going to start -- >> let's take a nap during the day, let's call it quits early. >> my compromise would be getting a european masseuse. [laughter] but i would say this, right now workers have a choice of where to work. or not to work at all. but trying to get as much as you can. >> so you agree with this? >> you get the most you can. let's say you decided, unless i travel with my masseuse, unless i can travel with them, i don't think i'm going to go on a new

more shoots that. >> ainsley: you are not going to retain a job anywhere. >> lawrence: but when i get a private jet, like brian, maybe the masseuse will be there and the food, too. >> brian: a lot of the time after just seats, they are all the way up. i have to flip them back, the pain in the neck. i don't even know anybody with a private jet. >> lawrence: oh, really? [laughs] all right, carley has headlines for us. >> ainsley: you worked your way up to the top. >> carley: ainsley, that's a perfect point. when these companies need to lay off people, who are the first to go can make the ones taking the hampton house and working from home, and the people to get to stay are the ones who come every day. >> brian: i thought the law talking point was about lawrence. [laughter] >> i like that he calls people weenies. [laughter] >> ainsley: if you want a nice

car or a nice house, you have to work. >> exactly. and be thankful for the work. >> lawrence: he's going to negotiate my next contract. [laughter] >> ainsley: i was having a boss who incentivizes or gives you things for hard work is wonderful. there's a happy medium. how about padded walls in your office? >> brian: that would be nice. [laughter] >> ainsley: and some therapy. >> carley: headline starting this. a mother and five children were among several people killed in a fiery runway crash in illinois. police say a woman was driving the wrong way on the highway early in the morning when she crashed head-on with a van carrying the mother of her kids. both cars instantly burst into flames. the wrong-way driver was also pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the van was taken to the hospital with serious

injuries. to a fox weather alert, for children have been confirmed dead after devastating floods in kentucky. the number is expected to rise. bracing for more rain with some areas expected to see another 4-5 inches. more than 1400 people have been rescued from the water so far. for more on this story, download the fox weather app or stream fox weather on any connected tv device. the first ship carrying grain shipments out of ukraine since the russian invasion leaves today. russia allowing it to leave following internationally brokered deal. heading to four markets amid growing concerns of a global hunger crisis. the shipment will be inspected and assembled before heading for lebanon carrying over 26 tons of corn. dolph lundgren's character in rocky 4 is now getting his own

spin-off called drago, but sylvester stallone is throwing haymaker's at the and producer. >> he just smiles at him. >> stallone taking to instagram to address it. he says "another heartbreaker. just found this out once again. irwin winkler, this pathetic 94-year-old producer in his vulture children, charles and david, i once again picking the bones of another wonderful character i created without even telling me." that's quite the quote, guys. he's not happy. >> put it this way, he shouldn't do it anyway. he's got the commercials, wills does he need? number two, if you like rocky, do not go see this movie. stallone is the story. >> he's mad because they are

using drago and he's not involved. because they didn't tell her that it apparently. >> they did it with creed. at least rocky was in it and got the blessing. but there's a big dispute about the rights and all that. i think that's why sylvester stallone is so upset. >> brian: the other producer who passed away, this guy seems to be -- 's pt what does look like now? >> brian: he sexy is. if you didn't see it, i apologize. >> ainsley: you don't give it away if it's in the theater now! >> lawrence: the rule is never tick off the face the franchise. that's why i'm so nice to brian. [laughter] he's the face of the fox & friends franchise. >> ainsley: he's been here very long time!

>> brian: you take shots at me for like three hours! will try to get the show back on track now. coming straight ahead, a look at capitol hill where the senate is planning a key vote on legislation aimed to help injured veterans. what republicans want as the g.o.p. tries combating false accusations from jon stewart. >> plus president biden, we will ask fox's medical contributor dr. nicole saphier what you need to know about rebound cases. >> brian: did we just surprise them or something? ♪ ♪

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injured veterans. >> ainsley: but senate republicans are still frustrated over big spending provisions in the bill. >> lawrence: a lot of pork. alexander hobbs joined us at the white house with more. hey, alex. >> good morning. it's not the substance of the bill that senator pat toomey says those who voted against it have taken issue with. it is the fact that they believe this could create a vessel for unrelated spending. here's how the senator put it yesterday. >> this is the oldest trick in washington. people take a sympathetic group of americans and sneaky and something completely unrelated, because they know they will unleash their allies in the media and maybe a pseudo-celebrity to make up false accusations to try and get us to just swallow what shouldn't be there. >> the act which aims to expand health care access to veterans exposed to burn pits failed to advance in the senate last week, and full support after a revision to the bill made it possible for $400 billion over the next ten years to be spent

in areas unrelated to veterans. pat toomey has proposed an amendment to prevent this and it's drawn heat from comedian jon stewart. >> it's really about -- i mean, the whole thing has been so bananas, nothing changed. >> and he heard senator toomey previously called stewart a pseudo-celebrity, and saying he was making those false allegations on twitter. also responding to a claim that he was rationing funds for veterans. he wrote this, "nothing in my amendment results in spending for health care or other benefits either assisted or proposed in the past acts." and president biden was going to make a visit to the capitol this weekend to meet with veterans families. because of that second covered positive test he was unable to do so. so he logged in on facetime where he reportedly called republicans voted against the bill despicable. lawrence, ainsley, brian? >> brian: way to bring people together. >> ainsley: we want these veterans get help. they need the money and they

need to have that extra help but then you have lawmakers who put all this pork into the bill because they know it's going to be a big talking point if you say no to the act if it means getting money to our veterans. but they slide all this pork in, and this is what's wrong with washington, so it forces republicans and democrats to vote for it. meanwhile some of the money being spent is on other items and issues that our lawmakers are against. >> lawrence: this is the one thing i hate about jon stewart. you can be passionate all day but you also can be loud and wrong. he really starts to show his partisanship when he won't call both sides of the aisle out. if you are so invested in our veterans, just ask for a clean bill. pretty much every american agrees about taking care of our veterans. at the democratic party who decides to put all this pork in the bill and republicans don't do themselves any favors because they vote for more spending, as well. i can go on either side of this. just give us a clean bill.

>> they do still in speaking out. >> he shows his partisanship. all he has to do he really cares about this issue is tell the democrats to give up the clean bill for the veterans. no one will be opposed to that. >> as much as joe manchin this weekend, i watched his point. the way i understand it, and i might be wrong, but i don't think i am, they take the $400 billion that was nondiscretionary spending and they move it -- they put it to the permanent part. so it was discretionary spending, and they moved it to nondiscretion, meaning it's going to be there every year. you left a gap where democrats are going to use that gap to fill in with their own agenda items. whatever they might be. so we say no, leave the $400 billion in discretionary spending and every year let's re-up and vote on it and that's why they got e-cigs votes in the

house. as soon as they moved nondiscretionary spending and left that gap there, he said they're not going to do that. so work it out and put it back where it was. >> lawrence: manchin says he's willing to support the amendment, so we'll see where it goes. it's not a done deal yet. >> ainsley: it should have been a clean bill, nothing else allowed in there. discretionary, nondiscretionary, just give the money to them because that's what they need. >> brian: weather speaker and nancy pelosi will make a stop in taiwan during the asian tour she's on. fox news contributor newt gingrich went to taiwan, and he went anyway. he will react again. >> lawrence: can't wait to you from the former speaker. plus taylor swift find yourself on the top of another chart, the criticism she is facing over using a private jet. next on the fox. ♪ ♪ >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait.

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janice dean. >> i am out of breath. i apologize. i just got to the studio so let's do it. we have showers and thunderstorms, that's good not good news for areas that are waterlogged. i wish i had better news and i apologize, we will continue to monitor this and bring the very latest from foxweather.com. over to you. >> carley: thank you so much. running up to the studio, having to speak, great job. back with the headline starting with this, ups workers are demanding conditions after an increase in staffing hospitalized due to recent heat waves across the u.s. union leaders outlining a series of steps to be implemented

immediately. those changes would include fans in every truck, not just upon request, and more breathable uniforms. union president saying, "by refusing the safety measures the company is literally sending drivers out to die in the heat." "star trek" actress nichelle nichols has passed away, her son think she died of natural causes, and she was known for breaking barriers in her role on the "star trek" tv series and movies. her costar, william shatner, paying tribute saying she was a beautiful woman and played an admirable character. "i will certainly miss her." she is survived by her only son. she was 98 years old. god bless her. the winner of the $1.3 billion mega millions jackpot has not yet come forward. it was revealed the ticket was purchased at this illinois convenience store. so if you went there, take your tickets. but it's not clear if it was an individual purchase or part of the pool and it turns out we may never know who won.

illinois law says anyone who wins more than a quarter million dollars can keep their identity secret. the winning numbers were 13, 36, 45, 57, 67, and the megaplier was 14. is that another word for mega ball? >> all the sudden year of the million cousin to come out of the woodwork. >> lawrence: and call my lawyer, that's what i'm doing. >> ainsley: are you saying you could be the winner? >> lawrence: and not the winner! >> brian: and you are sitting on the face of the franchise? [laughter] >> lawrence: can i clarify? i'm getting tore up on twitter! he's the face the franchise, ainsley is america's sweetheart. that's how it goes. >> ainsley: and what do we say about lawrence? lawrence is the most eligible bachelor, hardest worker, nicest

guy. and what's your title? what is your reported title? the enterprise reported? >> brian: and anchor of your own show. >> lawrence: i forget the title. >> ainsley: and carley is the darling of fox news. wonderful in every way. >> brian: she's all right. >> carley: [laughs] >> lawrence: serious news, overnight, nancy pelosi laying g in singapore. and concerns go for a possible stop in taiwan. >> ainsley: on chinese tell mike to china warning, serious concern for lucy's planned visit to taiwan and its firm opposition to the visit. if they challenge china's red line be met with resolute countermeasures. the u.s. must bear all consequences asking thereof. >> brian: the the

highest-ranking new lawmaker to visit since newt gingrich. >> let me just say before i get to that serious news, i'm sitting here thinking about 1100 women who are now calling the fox studio trying to set up a date. that was pretty impressive. [laughter] i apologize, i just had to say that. this pt we can complement you, because i was with a family member yesterday who said she's reading a book right now, it's excellent. one of the smartest men we interview, and she agreed. >> well, that's very kind of her. back to asia. when i went, in 1996 we had a real crisis. president clinton sent to u.s. aircraft carriers through the states of taiwan as a signal

that the chinese communists could not invade. i strongly supported president clinton, and the chinese communists invited me to come visit and make speeches in both shanghai and beijing. when they learned i would also go to taiwan, they went crazy, and they said, "you can't do this." my national security advisor, and ended up overhearing a conversation between him and the chinese communist ambassador and he said, look, the chinese communist dictatorship doesn't tell the american speaker where they can or can't go. frankly, if you really wanted to choose between taiwan and china, he's going to go to taiwan and skip china. at that point they said, whoa, whoa, i went to china, give the speeches we committed to, and i had to fly from beijing to japan and then fly to taiwan. i couldn't go straight from beijing to japan -- or, beijing

to taiwan. but that was that. they backed down. their current bluff is just that. they are harassing taiwan every week, they are flying aircraft into taiwanese space, and they recently announced that a live fire zone off of taiwan. they do all they can to rattle the taiwanese people, who are 21 million free people in a free news media producing high-value computer tips. so it's very important place. i hope nancy is going to go there. once it became public, and i wrote a newsletter about this last week, i said, once its public, you can't back down. i saw that herschel walker yesterday had done a video saying exactly the same thing, you have to stand up to the chinese communists or they will interpret it as a sign of weakness and they will grow even

more aggressive. >> i'm sorry, brian. while is the administration being so timid? joe biden is aware of that history you just laid out. he was in the senate at the time. why is he not responding in kind to china? >> i don't know to what extent biden is imposed by the million dollars his family has made out of dealing with communist china. i don't know to what extent he is influenced by having a bunch of pacifists around him who are proving in afghanistan and ukraine, they don't understand power and they don't understand how the world really works. if you think you can appease the chinese communists, you are completely misreading history. they are very tough, smart people, and they are going to take as much as you give them. >> brian: thanks so much. by the way, according to "the new york times," biden's aide said she is now expected to proceed with a plan and it would look bad as she backed off now

because of the perceived weakness. but what they might do in return, the pentagon has studied possible retaliation tactics china might use. they don't want to bring that -- >> ainsley: they are talking about reunification. does this mean to take over, is that inevitable? >> if our defense department he can protect the american speaker of the house, why do we think can protect taiwan? this is nonsense. we clearly can dominate china if we have to come and we had to be prepared to let the chinese now and the communists know that. >> ainsley: the book is "defeating big government socialism," and it's out now, so pick it up. >> ainsley: coming up, go woke, go broke. the state of west virginia bulking some of wall street's giants over their policies. the state's treasury joins us with a boycott that could cost banks $18 billion.

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♪ ♪ >> some of wall street's giants are being blacklisted in west virginia for reportedly boycotting the coal industry. black rock, goldman sachs, jpmorgan chase, morgan stanley, wells fargo, environmental policies make them no longer eligible for state baking contracts. here with us now to discuss this decision west virginia treasury riley moore peter taking on the monsters, the big titans, what about what is written in their roles and regulations do you have? >> hey, brian, thanks so much for having me on. it's very clear their policy on this. they had prohibitions on lending to the fossil fuel industry. that's thermal coal where they

are very explicit about that. thermal coal obviously is important to west virginia but it's important to the country. its baseload energy, this is what powers the country. that's pushing towards to screen energy ideology that is going to just drive inflation even higher. >> windows that start? what is this movement away from fossil fuel start? >> i think this has been going on for years. we've been to the test we've lost tens of thousands of jobs there. now this is the latest iteration of that. certainly they are taking the sun with a religious, zealous to move away from the fossil fuel industry. but the fossil fuel industry is so important to the united states and to every american here because it eats your home. it powers your vehicle.

these are critical industries to this country. a going to continue to boycott us were not going to do business with them. here's what they said, riley, we reached up for blackrock goldman sachs in chicago. morgan stanley says they don't boycott fossil fuel energy companies. jpmorgan called us back and said the decision is shortsighted and disconnected from facts saying the business practices are not in conflict with this anti-free market law. take that odd. >> i find that hilarious. anti-free market. they are the distortion in the market. what we are doing is fighting to keep the free market free. we just want banks to assess risk and capital and to make loans based on that, not some left-wing political ideology there that they have been pushing. we are not the distortion in the marketplace, they are.

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>> here we go again president biden back in isolation after testing positive for covetous i could that be at peace come to the cause of reinfection dr. nicole safire. good morning to. >> good morning, and sleep. >> what we need to know about this? if we were told if you had a you will get a ticket for a little while little while. >> was kind of deja vu. what happened to dr. pratchett we are now sitting with president biden. it's increasingly growing phenomenon called pacs let

that rebound. well pfizer says it only occurs in about 2% of cases mayo clinic case western reserve and a lot of other place as a reporting anywhere from 1% to 10% of people whose take back flovent have this rebound phenomenon. we see some a new esco early in the stages. they take a five-day course of paxil event and they start testing early for the virus. then they start testing positive again. some people say it's supposed to suppress replication of the virus. but unfortunately it's these after the five day course may be the virus is not clear from the system and it is starting to replicate again, which is why somebody becomes positive again. there are some concerns with paxlovid in the sense that rna viruses like size covet to it because changes it mutates a bad if you suppress it with paxlovid for five days and it's still the

system. pfizer is doing very well under this administration with double boosters and now paxil event in the truth is we don't have data showing that paxil event is a benefit double boosted individuals or if it's a benefit at as well. physicians and people who take this medication need to be careful to discuss the risk and benefit to see if it's of benefit to someone taking the medication. >> it's summertime and banana boat is recalling the sunscreen because of cancer-causing chemicals which is pretty scary. what products do need to throw away. such as this one banana boat here and sculpt? >> 's headlights can be concerning but it's very specific. they have recalled it because of a chemical compound called

fencing. and it's not a part of the sunscreen component. it's the chemical used aerosol it. i can tell you chemicals that designate headspace and other things are very scary if you actually look them up. it is important if you are using sunscreen and other things. it was her so much for kids but there are some chemicals that we know can cause cancer. that's found in cigarette smoke and link to leukemia but i can tell you this is not going to be the only substance where you are finding these chemicals. if you can't pronounce most of the ingredients you should probably not put it in your body or consume it. but for this recall it is this one. speak of the answer is yes.

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you, ainsley and brian. >> it's august 1st, you all. we'll start school at a couple of weeks. >> division i athletes are reporting the camp. >> and moms are going through what you've been through the past few years, sending their child off to college. it's because that's the only one you really care about. ed the division to a division iii little bit later. i have another two weeks of my girls being home. it's been interesting. we have the puppy factored in. it's a bit crazy. speak of the interesting thing about parents as wait to get the children out. now they want us back. >> this has been the therapeutic chauffeur him. let a talking point before that

was all about -- all right, you do -- what was it? two dates every two weeks, to getaways and then every two years going away for a week. would my parents away i looked at because my grandfather had to come take care of us they were very strict and i didn't love that. they went away i thought they are so would love it so sweet. my parents are going away together. it was always a work. >> i've got got a five glove someday. >> all right let's talk about something people are not in love with all the right anyway and that is joe mansion concocted with senator schumer. they have a 700 page bill it didn't tell anybody. i'm talking but nobody. most democrats were caught totally caught by surprise.

the chips bill passed in the spell was dropped. i find it more disturbing, the name of the bill. the inflation reduction act. it's likely to affect inflation. but university of pennsylvania school of business to the skit study and set almost no effect on the flesh and at all but it will really affect energy in america. >> 725 page belt come over in cost per page at a time we are at a 40 year inflation. if you ask the joint committee on taxation they say taxes are going to go up almost $17 billion in the phrase. if you make less than 200,000 new taxes will definitely go up. in terms of fuel the extra sized taxes going up a $70 on every barrel of oil that will increase the pipe you pay at the pub. >> "the wall street journal" is saying the tax increase on everyone and that same committee that ainsley was just setting the joint committee on taxation so the average tax rate will

increase for nearly every income category in 2023. we had fruit also says he doesn't disagree us to your list go to this article is that since taxes will rise by 16.7 billion in 2023 in americas earning per year. taxpayers will play this gets allied to the democrats claiming that nobody earning drew than 400 will pay more taxes under the bill. if the air is the arizona sender christian cinema and other immigrants want to sign up for the tax fall and chain barely three months before an election they will be responsible for the economic consequences. they do tax on work is unlikely to be a political or economic what i do know, brian, the

number one issue facing americans right now, they say is insulation. >> the national association for manufacturers today will lose $68 billion out of the gdp. they say labor income will be $16 billion during those making 240,000 another 14 billion. this is going to affect just about everybody let alone the subsidies to buy electric vehicles. how many electric cars being made here. tesla has been making them in china. if you have a test love that i could i could be eligible? >> the question is will kristin cinema support this? their wedding and a review from the center parliamentarian paid us to the democrats are going to take a break on august 5th so they have a week to pass testing if they want it passed no

telling if they will be able to. they have to be in there in person for a vote and republicans are saying that one of us will support it. joe mansion was questioned by bret baier, he was asked a side view eventually got on board but how can we trust you? you told us last time he passed a bill that it would not in fact inflation. >> select or use the american rescue plan, the covid relief bill, will not pause inflation. so i should americans believe you know when you say this new bill will not exacerbate inflation? >> i mean i will not make that mistake again, that's the bottom line. >> a lot of americans still believe them. he also said this would be great for america. the g.o.p. will be supporting the umbilicus because of the climate person of them. inflation is at an all-time

high. americans don't -- we have charles paint on earlier in the show. watch. >> the idea that it somehow helps all americans is nothing. it does nothing for the climate. at this year for the climate. where stripmining the planet. it's another multibillion-dollar giveaway. biden is giving billions of dollars to his core constituents. he gave families making over $32,000 child tax credits. they were trotting it out as a we did for a little black kids. now you did this for your constituents. then he put it under the veneer of something sometimes his poor people. it's always the same thing. those are the folks that are the most well-off in this country. >> there are some things there for fossil foals in drilling and offshore permits and making the permitting process quicker and make it more reasonable also if

you get the federal lands. we'll see how that actually is executed pretty feels as though he got something from the fossil fuel and jury tell mike and the strait gate something to the greenbelt. elizabeth warren loves it. it makes you feel like it's more green than fossil. >> ainsley: out absolutely great if not the republicans would support it. that's shocking that they would do anything for fossil fuels considered people to judge his comment. >> that's what i kept walking away. they came back to me in the deal at all is head of the table. we don't know, see if inflation which is the number one issue for americans. the other issue is crime. apparently if you still shoplift a hundred times, that's not enough. you need to reach 101. this is a bus of a serial shop lifter who finally got it right here. there he is right there. she had been stealing for a while now.

let's just listen to her. >> even now that you're out -- >> i have to get a new outfit. >> you're going to go steelers? >> i have to go work. i'm a professional booster. >> only boosters i know are the boosters at your school and athletics. >> the problem is hundred and first time they got tangled with the police officer. that's why she got put in jail this time. the fact that you -- this is an example we bring up not because somebody is mentally deranged. they obviously have a true problem and are a sociopath. in new york, and may be your state, doesn't matter what you do, you're getting out with zero cash bail.

anything -- now you have a congressman who are coming out against this. we republicans who have the republican nomination, that's what he's running for. max rose, who once again gets feedback as a moderate in staten island, said this. >> and ellie wants to be a moderate. he said we need more democrats to come up and said the bail log needs to be fixed, this has to happen. this is very simple. governor holcomb is to have a special session. opposing dangerous standards. judges need the description first set of us getting it fixed. max rhodes asked to know we think of further service to the country. halfway through his first term

he started getting some pressure because of the phone the police movement and then he starts swinging against the democrats when he was in political pressure. it didn't save him. nicole nelly ends up winning that seat and now he wants another shot at it. >> there's a lot of republicans on staten island. she ended up winning the last race. so whoever wins will go up -- you know the vote will be there but they've got to get to the primaries first. but this is an issue for democrats in new york. people want to be able to read the subways again. they want to be able to put their teenagers on the subway not to worry about watching their backs at all times. you want to go to an atm machine you want to know that you're safe and that's not happening in our city and probably not in yours either. do you hear this lady she gets arrested after 101. this is a profession for her. she says this is her profession. she was just caught stealing some paper towels. so if she's going to steal paper towels what else is she going to steal?

>> they steal all the stuff and they resell it to smaller stores. is not just paper towels and electronics but for them stealing the meat and selling it to small stores. they prosecute those small stores as well. it's a whole criminal enterprise. >> right, selling paper towels in an interesting way. she should be fired from her job. >> can you believe she took an interview to talk about -- >> she took in her outfits. >> when you say things like that it seems like i -- do not

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>> environmental advocates are coming up to taylor swift after a new report name for the worst celebrity carbon dioxide finally racking up the most private miles flown on a private jet. gillett regularly loads the aircraft other people. radio talk show host mike slater, my former colleague, good to be with you, brother. you have an issue with this? is the problem the private jet? or is it that hypocrisy? >> all of the above. so when it comes to global warning i'll start thinking it's a crisis when the people who are telling me it's a crisis start acting like it's a crisis. like these hypocrites i hope nobody is surprised by the hypocrisy, right? she says that she's been giving more planet killing emissions. it's true with everything.

it's everything commits all the above. if you are writing on a private jet, which is many thousands of dollars an hour come you don't care about inflation. you don't care that the price of ground beef has gone up from three adults are pound to $6 a pound. it's as needed enter your radar. these people are pressing these bills are support policies. so now we are paying for baggage seats, we are paying for had phones, we are paying for particular sheets. they are a private runway not giving -- not affected by what they're pressing at all. i don't care what taylor swift us but that's a problem. speak of these at the top ten people on the list and i don't

know where they'll stand on energy policy but you have swift at the top, mayweather. spielberg, kim kardashian. her jet is loaned out to individuals and to attribute all of these trips towards blatantly incorrect. is that a proper defense? >> lesson, they're all hypocrites. i'm sure they're not voting for rod desantis for president. the greek word for hypocrite means actor. and then she's out, people taking pictures of her eating hamburgers. it's everything. >> she could've had a veggie

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nicole. >> bryden, good morning. as you can see we are surrounded by some of the damage we've seen spread across eastern kentucky. that's a refrigerator just out there, just above that's still a rushing creek. behind it, what looks like it could've been an entire wall or roof of the home. now when you look at devastation like this, you don't know, but you hope that the family who lives in that home is doing okay, that they survived this. but truthfully you just don't know. and that's really the weight that now sits on the shoulders of kentuckians as they wait for news on whether or not were going to continue to see the death toll that now stands at 28 people continuing to rise. our teams have been across kentucky and we've been through so many of these small communities that have just felt the pain not only losing their homes, but losing their friend.

you mentioned for children among the dead. from one family we've spoken to others who have tied their family members to light poles at the floodwaters, swept their entire neighborhoods away praying and hoping that they would make it through. so we have a twofold effort continuing today. want to come of the search for survivors continuous. but truthfully another effort continues to be getting resources, food, shelter to the survivors who are accounted for at this point. >> yeah will check in with you again. thanks much, nicole. let's go over to janice. you are at the weather in the weather center to tell us what's happening. speak of the devastating unfortunately. this wasn't a tropical system, it was an area of low pressure in the weather system that continues to bring more rain in the forecast. you can see over the last couple of days over a foot of rain for st. louis through parts of

indiana and then parts of eastern kentucky which continues to suffer with high water. and of course in the rescue effort continues there. were not going to get a lot of dry weather. goes to a foot of rain for rain followed record-setting water level. the severe storm threat not only the flooding but were going to see the potential for hail and isolated showers and a flash flood risk will continue. it's not going to take much to add to the storm totals and that's good to be the problem over the next couple of days. the other big story is ongoing for the southern plains up to the northwest where we continue to break records there as well. fox records.com is all over it. >> think so much. meanwhile this overnight speaker nancy pelosi living in singapore to kick of her trip

through asia as threats from china grow over her possible stop declared in april to go to taiwan. should she go now? g.o.p. california state is the son of immigrant from taiwan. also very steamed republican pundit and more, your reaction to the hesitation now possibly from the speaker about going. >> there really shouldn't be hesitation. the reality is our relationship with taiwan we come with a relationship with the united states and taiwan it's one that's been forced over many years. it's an example of democracy, as an example of freedom in the state of challenges from the chinese communist party. you have to remember china fits just the most narrow part of the taiwan strait come about 80 miles from the chinese communist party. the reality is nancy pelosi should be standing with taiwan and we should make absolutely clear that this relationship is

important. it's important that you visit taiwan and not try to pass this off. remember she planned on going. we knew about this several weeks ago in the minute that the folks in mainland china started to express concerns about it, she pulled back. we should not be cowering in the face of this challenge this challenge. >> the thing is the pentagon and administration are not on board. the pentagon says the president said the pentagon -- but "the new york times" says today president biden's aide says the president has decided against asking nancy pelosi to directly cancel her trip. so the presidents against it, not going today, don't go. but if she does, they promised direct action. listen to what this chinese officials that overnight. china has repeatedly made clear to the u.s. serious concern over nancy pelosi's plane visit to taiwan and his firm -- if the u.s. challenges china's redline they will be met with resolute

countermeasures. what are the consequences? >> it's ridiculous. look, this is just a lot of heat but not a lot of fury if one is being honest. this is just an example of the behavior that we get from the chinese communist party. they make threats and assertions, but we as a country need to be clear and resolute and where we stand. that's why it's important that we not gather, that we not have any kind of obfuscation or confusion. we need to stand with taiwan and it's important for the speaker to visit because she said she was going to an attempt very important signal. >> absolutely. best of luck in your race. straight ahead. i had a chance to spend a day with herschel walker as he campaigns to put flip one of georgia senate seats. any plans on doing that in november. >> this is one of the most important elections i think in part of our history right now. my election is but you know

what, the people need to understand how important it is.

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>> we are 99 days out from the midterms and everybody has georgia's senate race on their mind to. >> latest fox news poll link herschel walker trailing income at the raffaella worn off by only 14 percentage points. it's very close. >> last thursday had it within the margin of error still have a chance to spend the day with herschel walker. to find out what life is like for the first time political politicians who -- watch. >> i'm here in gainesville, georgia, home of the red elephant, the high school

football team is already practicing. i'm catching up with herschel walker and his first stop on an average day on his campaign to. >> please give a huge welcome to legendary georgia running back herschel walker. [applause] >> nothing can beat hard work. i'm going to tell you having a little kid growing up i grew up all great deal. he's to be overweight. i had a stutter and decided i get tired of it and i started working out. i wasn't ready to be an athlete i was doing it to get kids to keep quit barking at me. because i started working out it made me feel good about who i was. >> herschel on the field to herschel in the suit. where are we going? >> are going to go talk to the sheriff.

>> what's it like getting into a car that says u.s. senate with your face on it on the sides in the front. i know you have a different style but what did you learn from donald trump? >> to be yourself and to love this country. ♪ ♪ >> one of the things you set up is around you, why did you want to do that? >> have been doing roundtables because i'm learning a lot. we are seasonal sized by people telling us were not important. we are the enemy. the problem is we are not the

enemy. everybody here wishes every criminal in their county would do right. >> i want to listen to what's going on and was happening when i get to washington that i can do to help them. >> why would you decide this is the right time for herschel walker to run for the center? >> i'm not a politician but i don't look like one and i don't dress a lot like one and i don't talk like one. but of all the politicians that's the main reason we're in this mess right now. we need people with common sense that are going to go and really fight for this country and are ready to fight for the people of georgia. >> and people say a black man who grows up in a working-class society, to parent a working paycheck to paycheck a lot of people in black community

reportedly have said why would hoar show orion as a republican? >> i hear that all the time. but not my thing is not about the party it's about the policies. the policies that fit. the policies that fit is what works for everybody pair the policies the democrats have are not working. >> warnock is accepted three -- herschel walker still refuses to agree to any debate. >> the debate is for the people it's not for the press or any political party. he keeps talking about debate in he doesn't want to talk about his record. >> within a week of you getting his nomination outcomes about three children they say you haven't acknowledged in the past. we know about your some christian, what about the three others? >> have acknowledged the other kids. i didn't acknowledge them there because my daughter, people have seen her in so many functions i've been on.

i don't want them to be under any scrutiny. christian finished his last year in college as a security guard. why do we have to live in a country that people have to have security guards if he believes in something different then -- >> are you involved in their lives? >> i've always been involved in their lives. they know their dad loves them and that's what counts. >> what about your work with the fbi. >> i never said i worked with the fbi. i've been to the fbi training with the fbi which i did. >> you talked about the aaron china's air. >> are good air decided to float over to china's bad air. what did you mean by that? >> you know it's very simple. we have clean air here, china does not have clean air. were doing our part. it's because he rip up the paris climate jay deal until china and russia have fought in?

>> all they have to buy in, don't they? if everybody doesn't buy and what are we doing? >> all eyes are on georgia right now. how much pressure do you feel in your shoulders to pull out this victory for what you believe this to get this country back on track? >> this is one of the most important elections i think in this part of our history right now. but the people need to understand how important it is. because i represent the people. >> prediction? >> prediction is i'm going to win big. >> thank you so much for the interview. when i called up to do the season we could hang out after eight so let's go to dinner. >> i've got some things but are. >> i can't believe you have us working out. is this how you lined out at the end of the day? now you realize your world-class athlete contracts are, right? >> and then they turned around.

>> this case to be racing with carl lewis and beating him at times in college while as a running back and in a file. a couple of things. raffaella warnock is trying to run from president biden. he voted with president biden every step of the land is not from the state. he said the advantages -- is from the state, but he's not been in the state much, nobody's seen him. it was also pointed out that there was about $25 million worth of opposition research on herschel walker already. 100 days and is cut four or five things scheduled each day. he's going to say make the people know you're voting for somebody who's conservative. he's in an odd spot and that he's a fan a friend and a fan of governor kemp as well as president trump. i asked him if you had to make a choice and he said no.

i get them together if i can but in the meantime i appreciate both of them as friends had to spell it. a lot of them said look we love the president but were also going to vote for the governor as well. what are you are hearing on the ground? delay like herschel walker on the ground? >> they love this kind he's considered one of their own, grope right there. and then played for the university of georgia at that house for 25 years in buckhead. and he's in this elite area of atlanta. put it this way, don't discount them. he knows the issues i was training nine hours a day. right.

that was great. well coming up in all female rowing team breaks a world record. they raced across the pacific ocean from san francisco all the way down to hawaii. two members of the steamer going to join us live. first let's take a look at bill hammer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> repeats of herschel walker. everybody was lifting weights and herschel walker was turning set ups and push ups. it's true. a prime great peace and good morning 12 of you. the world is watching as the showdown with tran unfolds after the chaos was cobbled. the invasion of ukraine president biden faces another international crisis. plus democrats raised up as a new bell that would reportedly raise taxes for those making less than $400,000 per year. that's unknown now. the councilwoman caught on video

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alert. shawn watson has suspended six games for violating the nfl's personal conduct policy. watson was sued by a 24 women accusing him him of sexual misconduct. he settled 23 of those cases pair the star quarterback signed a five-year $230 million contract with the browns of this year. ainsley come over to you. >> thank you so much. breaking a world record in just 34 days racing went from san francisco down to hawaii relic more than 2,000 nautical miles. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> cindy elster with you because i know you were a rower and has: you were also on the team in college. so this is something you've trained for probably your whole life. how difficult was it? >> yeah i mean in a way i have and in no way i haven't. i mean i didn't really plan to

road to hawaii until the idea was planted about 15 months ago. it was really challenging but at the same time i think that we prepared so seriously for it that we found that maybe it was less scary and intimidating and terrible as we thought it was good to be and it ended up being a lot of fun. >> i see you down in hawaii with the pineapple and blaze across your neck. adrian can be didn't start rowing until last october. what made you want to join this team and i know you were an athlete before, you did triathlons and a lot of sports but you also have a family. >> the idea got planted for my husband. from the moment of the idea became -- so he was already on board when the team was that's

what i hadn't even gotten asked yet. he was already training the girls and he brought it up to me and he said i think you would really take this in just happen to be the right time in my life. you lose your identity in it a little bit running around doing all of the day-to-day stuff being a mom. i was primed for something new and i didn't know what it was. this is one of those things, the moment he brought it up to me i felt my body expand and get excited about something for the first time. then here we are. >> that's amazing. well i'm glad you have that support. sophia, you broke the world record. this has got to make you feel so wonderful. what were you feeling when you are on -- out on the water? were you tears? how to do it? how did you sleep? were you listening to music? >> i mean yeah there were definitely all of the highs and

lows and it's kind of funny when the way we did it there were two hours of rowing and then two hours of resting 24 sevenths. the days kind of blend together and you just kind of watch one emotion go into the next. i mean it was a really amazing experience and it's hard to describe both. it feels both crazy, weird, hilarious and lovely. >> i'm sure you're glad to be back on dry land. to both of you. >> thank you. >> more fox and friends soon. at, really... so you come through, loud and clear. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home work for you. breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption.

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