departments we don't have the ability to produce the lithium batteries to run our economy and our society the way it is not with the modern technology. this is a problem and we need to start bringing those supply chains back. >> we appreciate your time on this fizzing news morning. thank you very much. fox and fred's continues our life coverage. enjoy your day. >> the president of taiwan declaring solidarity. >> in michigan peter dixon's meanwhile in attorney general eric smith leads a packed field of republicans. >> now is the time to unify. a new set of my current arriving in washington, d.c., overnight. still not sitting well with blue

city leaders. governor greg abbott is not backing down. >> just shows the hypocrisy of these liberal leaders up in the north. we need more democrats to come out and say the bail laws need to be fixed. >> joe rogan is calling at the white house for trying to redefine a recession. >> a gorgeous shot of warsaw, virginia. the sun is coming up there. it's good to me 91 degrees today. fridays can start right now. welcome to the "fox & friends." so good to.

joey i've never worked with you but always a pleasure. never anchored in that they are so. >> a couple of hours here will get there at. >> good to see you, man, glad to see on the weekday version of "fox & friends." good to see you all is well on o "fox & friends" on this wood stud. let's get started with some news. nancy pelosi is set to leave taiwan this morning. she is headed to south korea. as you can see that's the plane taking off. this has been quite a statement of a trap both of the chinese communist party ride back home america as well. >> i think it's important to remind some and inform others of how we are here. 43 years ago when the taiwan's relation act america made a

bedrock promise to always stand with taiwan. on this strong foundation we've built a thriving partnership. today our delegation is very proud of it came to to make unequivocally clear would not abandon our commitment to taiwan and we are proud of our enduring friendship. >> we were wondering if she was going to make a stop there. china cannot tell american congressman and woman where they are able to travel. she was met with these l.e.d. message on the skyscrapers there. there were messages in these l.e.d. lights that said to w is -- and another says welcome to tw speaker pelosi. she landed at time: 47 local time and also there were a lot

of people that came out of line the streets or cheering her on. >> of course taiwan is extremely happy to have her there. now they are dealing with a response from trento that may or may not be of consequence but the confusion the american people felt not understand where the american government is appeared to have a one china policy and then joe biden setting we will essentially defend taiwan as a way out of testing of kirby, i think is latest yesterday said we don't support taiwanese independence. our government is pretty good about speaking on both sides of its mouth. in this particular scenario with the democratic party taking two different positions. probably the most effective leader, nancy pelosi, the speaker vows raises money is going on this trip and says i'm going into when the rear of the president of united states telling the world that our old military told her not to go. did the military thing that's not really what was said. i think for me as an american my biggest concern is if our own

government camp in the same page with what could be her biggest threat, then what do we as americans do? how do we know who to vote for? how do we know what the threat is coming to us from china or what policy to back because it seems like there's at least two policies now among democrats. woman from the white house and on from nancy wood says it's time to act and show support for taiwan. >> confusion is been the only consistency in american policy when it comes to china. on one hand even as we speak with the biden administration espousing the one china policy will nancy pelosi it is praising or taiwanese democracy and independence. but we could take a little wilbert i'd praise nancy pelosi. what we are watching his that we will not be left around with chinese park communist party.

now as you mentioned, chile, china it is responding. >> china is not happy about this obviously. they flew through taiwan's air defense space allowed day of her visit. in the chinese military said they would continue to conduct drills. the white house essay they announce this large-scale military relationships. maliciously revoking it creating the crisis but the chinese people liberation army is on high alert and will take a serious of targeted military operations in response to resolutely safeguard china's sovereignty and territorial and resolutely thwart the interference by external forces in the separatist taiwanese independence. >> that says china is posturing.

there is someone mom on our first shop i don't remember who it was but he understated lieutenant dave grossman quote of theirs for responses to a thread. not just fight or flight. seems like were getting trite posture posturing china's part. there's a line through the straight there that says up until this midway point the chinese territory. at least until that is how they see it. even though they claim taiwan airspace and see spaces there is, they don't get more than halfway there. that's their line in the sand that allows them to say we are not adhering to this 3-mile rule. we will go more than halfway because that's maybe provocation. come to the policy they are using. it's interesting to see that they do act out what appears to

be exercises like gas or show of force. he said let's take a moment to praise nancy pelosi. i want to know why it was important for her to go on the strip to begin with. but once china made the threat she had no choice in my opinion for our country to show our strength than to show up in taiwan. what you did yesterday is more to show our strength around this world than anything think joe biden is done in two years. >> what a party they would've had in china if she had said because you're telling me not to go i'm going to listen to you. >> you pointed out that it's received bipartisan praise. lindsey graham singh it's good that nancy pelosi won't be bullied by the ccp. >> we can't let china tell us where to go and what to do. the idea of her going to visit taiwan is a good thing in my view because the chinese communist party is no friend to

freedom -- one hour from now in fact to give his his perspective on this trip to taiwan. >> described face-to-face with that government. >> plus joe rogan is calling up the white house to redefine another work. it should be something people get angry about. like your [bleep] with definitions in order to pretend they are doing a good job. from prom dresses to workouts

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>> the biden administration insist the southern border is closed despite 2 million people across and since he took office. will host a live summit today on foxnation.com peter california store owner who is scared off an attempted robbery with a shotgun and speaking out. when he found himself looking down the barrel of a gun. >> there wasn't much time to think about it. when they point again directly at me not waiting. >> he suffered a heart attack after the incident. but is on the mend. he says he wants to remind a potential in the community of narco's largely conservative and armed. tom pelosi is set to be arraigned for a dui charged in connection with his may 28th

arrest. had a drug in the system and the night he crashed his portion to a jeep in napa valley pit the night of his arrest nancy pelosi flew a .082 on a breathalyzer and had glassy eyes and his speech was slurred. the driver of the jeep suffered injuries which could make it a felony offense had pelosi's attorney may enter a plea on his behalf. and the baseball world looses of icon. vin scully passes away at the age of 94. going with the team in 1958 during his legendary broadcast career scully called 25 world series, 12 all-star games and three perfect games. he retired it in 2016 leaving fans with this powerful goodbye. >> make god gave you for every

storm a rainbow, forever dumb like every tear a smile, and a blessing in each trial. for every problem life seems a faithful friend to share, for every sigh a sweet song and an answer for each prayer. so this is vin scully wishing you a very pleasant and good afternoon whoever you may be. >> vin scully will be remembered by all who loved the game of baseball. those are your headlines, guys. >> iconic. not every baseball fan is aware of and scully. a group in texas so i didn't listen listen to a lot of doctors games but again iconic so i was aware vin scully. the kind of -- you know that i would add to that? baseball is such a traditional laden sport that people like

vin scully are part of the story. >> the way we consume sports to so much different now. you don't get the sip of the radio hanging on every root word. you needed somebody to be so colorful and the words that they can say less and explain it to what's happening. in georgia football we have an iconic character that he talked about. it's a college football baseball being so old have the space voices and i don't know forever get him back. we don't consume media anymore. i hope the next generation will listen to some of these broadcasters and follow through and continue to carry on.

overnight carrier like taking a merrill lead in arizona's gubernatorial primary. >> jim gordon jones is not for the latest results. great to be with you guys. poles of close to several key battleground states. the county will continue and likely for some time as we await final tallies for some closely watched races. as you point out the arizona g.o.p. governor race still hasn't been called as of this hour but it's awfully close and like a surgeon you had. tutor dixon becomes the g.o.p. nominee from michigan governor even as michigan congressman peter meijer loses his bid to keep his seat. >> does she really think it's

possible for us to be in a worse condition? right now we're at the bottom of education. watch out, your record stand strong and it's bad and the people of michigan want to get rid of it. the only place were going this up and working to bring michigan back. >> a formidable opponent coming up this can i make for a tremendous race as you see there went to montrose social president trump said all of our endorsed races in kansas and missouri great going, eric. big night. meanwhile kansas voters rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would've open the door for state lawmakers to further restrict where their ban abortions across the sunflower state. of course we'll keep an eye on what that might mean if it indeed to ends up being something that happens around the country.

>> yes, trump when he endorsed eric and missouri for the g.o.p. senate primary is pretty funny because it's obvious he liked both of them. he wanted one of those two of the 20 candidates to win. >> we might have been confused as to which eric but people in missouri were not confused. and trump did really well. he can't say he didn't. peter miter pointing out he lost his bid to come he's one of the republicans that voted for impeachment. there's where we are, trump is doing very well we'll see if that turns into a trump candidacy for president. >> let's keep an eye on arizona. that one is very tight. >> a lot of these voters go to the pole and they say i don't know who to vote for who is donald trump supported? what's the one they checked the for. when it comes to brighton, grades used to be the governor. he ended up resigning because of all the controversy.

show? eric schmidt that is. he said we did that, let's go save america. we are looking forward to talking to them. many of the experts you talk to our single do nothing but increase inflation. most of these costs are going to be cost on to the families that make less than $400,000. >> the irs is about to go beast mode.

i think one of the biggest problems we have is it seems like joe manchin how this will affect the coal industry. is he showing himself to be just another swamp creature. we do have a quote here -- we could expect more audits and that's with "the wall street journal" -- >> you mentioned beast mode. as they say the following progress of joe biden to move beast mode. now that is quite an analysis

analogy. but the cost of this is about to lead on the middle classes at the irs increases audits. >> is cute as hugh jackman as we do not want the beast coming to our house as an auditing auditing us and then charging us if we did not. this is going to corporations and small businesses. where are they going to cost the cost on? to you. the american people. with much of the irs with the audits. we would love cleaner energy however when we are in a recession and all the experts are saying this is going to make it worse over the next two years because of all of the spending of the democrats this is not the time. >> are we really in a recession? >> they are trying to change the

definition. >> i think if you spend a whole lot of money you don't have negative things happen. but i believe it is a realist session. two quarters of negative growth but there's a lot of little things you could lay out and say i will but and i think we have a whole montage here of folks saying well but. >> what a recession really means this broad-based contraction in the economy. even if that number is negative we are not in a recession now. >> the idea of the two quarters of negative gdp growth as a technical definition of a recession is wrong. >> to negative quarters of gdp growth is not the technical definition of recession, it's not the definition that economists have traditionally relied upon. >> we are not redefining recession. >> this is pure comedy.

when i was a kid i took a few trips to new york city. they don't really have this going on in the streets anymore but back then you could go on the streets and there would be guys with the card game in shell game follow the ball underneath the shelf. it's a sleight-of-hand of magic trick but they weren't great, they were okay and you could follow along with the ball. it was a bad magic trick. this is a bad magic trick. you can see the ball, you can see the trick. not the least of which because we've seen the magic trick before. we see in the administration redefine a woman, wishing the play with the definition of poor packing and here we see them in front of our eyes changing the definition of a recession. >> changing the definition of something might work, if you could interpret the law differently but when it comes to

a definition that is in the webster's dictionary, you cannot change that. wikipedia has already changed the definition of a recession. facebook is already throwing a fact-check. now, not according to the latest -- >> and is twitter going to start censoring. i don't think most people are falling for it. none the least of which is joe rogan's has the definition of recession matters. >> people think it's trivial because they are talking about this economic downturn. but it's not trivial. we've always used that term recession. we've always used that term to

define whether or not the economic policies currently in place and whether or not the management of the government has done a good job of making sure the economy stays in a good place. they definitely haven't done that. in order to escape that distinction they are literally changing the definition, which is terrible and it should be pushed back against. it should be something that people get angry about. like, your [bleep] with definitions in order to pretend that you're doing a good job. >> bottom line is people don't care. they care about what things cost them, what money cost him trying to borrow money now is going to be incredibly different. everything we need just to live our middle-class life's. >> interest rates going up so your rates on your credit card if you try to buy a house it's affecting every family gas prices. supply chain crisis coming up are going to -- that problem

will be fixed for a long time. what do you do when you have a baby? where having so many problems. the border is open and the majority of democrats are saying they don't want joe biden to run again. they can come up with all these definitions but we are smart americans we know how it's affecting us personally. we've defined recession as government, spend less and let's let our money work for us better. coming up house speaker nancy pelosi heads to south korea. retired navy commander kurt on the rising tensions between the u.s. and china. right here. ♪♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection.

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>> house speaker nancy pelosi meeting with taiwan's president overnight is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit since 1997. >> the world faces a choice between democracy and autocracy. america's determination to preserve democracy here in taiwan then around the world remains ironclad. the country performing inerrancy drills. here to react is retired navy commander and former uss cole commander. good morning, commander, i've a question for you right out the

back care. willingness to and they were going to praise nancy pelosi for doing this after china made the threat but what's your position to do this in general before there was a threat or before we start this division between her and the biden did administration. >> the reality is speaker pelosi clearly possesses a better grasp of the geo-specific implications of a visit like that than the biden administration. the biden administration is allowed themselves to be cow town and about out before russia, iran, and china which i think it's in our strategic and stressed. it is good to see her continue to make it. >> trend is now performing will help close will they get to our ships will kind of margin are of

error is there for something to go wrong? >> there's no doubt they are now going to push. they've been doing that for quite some time. they have done it when we go to the south china sea and go into our islands that they have built up in militarized and violation of international law claiming that that whole area or their territorial waters. at the end of the day with china's demonstrating is that they do not believe in the rule of law. they believe in the projection of power. and while it may shrink that margin for error in working with u.s. forces, china knows at this point the u.s. is not going to allow them to assume control of the seas in that region the world and that we are going to behave in a professional manner and not allow them to dictate not only us but others how that is done. >> i want to get to the second

topic. this is important to you and important to me. probably the second most important al qaeda al qaeda leader is ayman al-zawahiri, who is now deceased from a successful drone strike in afghanistan. this man was connected to an attack an airship more than three dozen of your sailors were killed in that attack. what's your reaction to seeing this terrorist brought the justice? >> i know a lot of people like to express joy or happiness at this attack, i don't. instead i get a deep sense of satisfaction that our government, and especially our intelligence communities, have kept their eye on the ball over the years to the case. first with usama bin laden, now with ayman al-zawahiri. if you harm americans we will hunt you down and do one of two things. the fact that we were able to pull the strike off, downtown kabul demonstrates the taliban are back in bed with al qaeda

and the fact we did it without any other casualties, even those family aided and abetted what he did shows that we are very disciplined in how we go after these terrorists. >> you know i think this is a showing that we have the time as well. will hunt you down no matter how long it takes. for your sailors and all the brave soldiers and airmen's commits a day of justice of justice. >> absolutely, joey, thank you very much. all right coming up a deadly wildfire crowed in northern california for the effort to contain the flames as more people are forced from their homes. even democrats are calling out some of the far left policies. a democrat running for congress is calling on this party to fix the new york bail law. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids...

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>> crime rises in new york city critics say the states are left policies are to blame.

since the start of reforms like no cash build a total corpus bike 29% pure look at this, motor vehicle threat aloneness up nearly 73%. the murder rate has increased more than 57%. our next guest is running for congress as a democrat and his calling on his own party to take a stand. new york congressional candidate max rose joins us now. no cash bail, clearly we see a correlation if not causation to the rising crime. your party has largely been behind many of these policies. where do you stand on this policy today? >> there's definitely a causal relationship to the spirit the stats do not lie emerging in new york particular over the last year there is a revolving door, a culture of criminality without consequence. some of which i think it's undeniably tied to this bail law. what is shocking about this is that the solution is so obvious. we need to give judges discretion to actually make

decisions pending to the individual case, particularly as it pertains to these individuals who keep on committing crimes. it's my belief that we should be listening to law enforcement officials on the ground, we should be listening to other democrats who are voicing these concerns, such as mayor eric adams, and make these very sensible changes. you know every single year it feels like new york state democrats come back and tweak this bail law. we all know they are going to do it again. they should do it as quickly as possible because it's not just people's lives on the line's commits people's businesses. >> so the idea behind doing away with cash bail was that poor defendants wouldn't be stuck in jail with the inability to pay for bail. however, what we've seen -- i think the take away that i think any rational person can realize, is that criminals commit crimes. recidivism. the same criminals the ones that

rob holmes and commit murder over and over. the senate question as you seem to be paying some attention to this. as the rest of your party? are they noticing and paying attention to this rising crime and the tide of this policy? >> the people are paying attention. i think that some of these democrats in new york state, as well as nationwide, are waking up to that fact. they should be. but what you see when it comes down to it is that there is a false choice between choosing between justice and safety for all. fairness and safety l. anybody who says we have to choose between those two come i don't think is really thinking straight. so there are individual cases where somebody is a first-time offender and it's a low level, nonviolent as you don't think they should be in jail for months or years, neither do i. i don't think anybody sensible does. if somebody is continuing to make crime after crime after

crime violent assault, whatever it may be, they should not be on the streets. we also have to look at the fact that our courts are really backed up. the consequence of covid, the consequence of the failed system, we need ineffective system. all of this is a prerequisite to prosperity. it's affected everybody's lives in the new york city area. it's affect us people's lives across the nation. they have felt this rising crime. people have noticed and we will soon see how much they have notice of the ballot box will see if that changes the position of many democrats to your position as a democrat when it comes to there's no cash bail. thank you for highlighting this and sharing this morning -- >> i appreciate you having me hopefully something happens very quickly. >> now do a fox weather alert the death toll in california is what largest wildfire of the air now stands at four. 50,000 acres have burned with 0% of the containment and the cause of the blades.

hundreds of reported reported missing during a massive flooding letter and also to be okay. the death toll is currently at 37 but that number could go even higher. older county search and rescue chief says the devastation is nothing like he is ever seen before. let's check in with janice dean for a fox weather forecast. have mike and magenta. >> good morning to everyone. unfortunately we see more rain in the forecast for kentucky in the areas around that region. let's take a look at it. there is your forecast today. hot over the central u.s. and towards the northeast and that we have the potential for some showers along the gulf coast on the ohio river valley as well as the southwest as its monsoon season there. well, it's a good thing to put a dent in the drought, not a great thing when we see the potential for flooding. that's gonna be ongoing. look across the tennessee and ohio river valley for more rain. your highs today into the 100-degree raid phosphoric texas

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who answered i told her eye was volunteering in favor of the amendment and asked if i could count on her to vote yes on august 2nd. she politely said that she didn't think i wanted to talk to her so i wished her a good day and i started to leave. as i was leaving the doorstep i heard a woman inside start yelling and screaming at me. as i was going out turning around she started yelling and pushed me with both hands and started hitting me with her fists while i was walking down her driveway. she threw a dinner roll in my face and continue to follow me down the street saying things like i hope you get raped, i hope you get run over by a car and she continued to yell at me to lowe's further down the street and she turned around and started going back inside.

>> christian i want to get your reaction. this lady was pro-choice i assume so if she's pro woman and pro-choice, why would she attack a woman just for having a different opinion? >> you know, sadly we are seeing a tremendous increase in violence against pro-lifers where these abortion supporters are now paring their advocacy with the violence for the violence of abortion with violent acts against pro-lifers. this is why am proud to follow her dreading what to leave the door with a woman who answered didn't want to talk dori to get to the car as quickly as possible. these types of actions can have a chilling effect on public

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♪ ♪ >> berkeley springs once again good morning the sunrise. we welcome you into fox and friends this morning. joey jones -- >> it's so good to have you here. we have an anchored here.

we haven't had any food yet if this is only 8:00 we've already had food three times now it's happened. >> we need to order some chick-fil-a. but look at what joey went through for our country. we are so proud you are part of the fox family. joey's we've a lot of news to. nancy pelosi left taiwan she was there for about 24 hours and left taiwan at the start of our show an hour ago now she's heading to south korea. >> after what she calls a successful meeting with the president of taiwan. now china is: nancy pelosi's physical threat to peace. >> joins us live with the latest. >> the high-stakes trip is over

but the white house finds itself in quite the situation this morning as u.s. china tensions are only now just beginning to ramp up after the last 24 hours speaker pelosi got a rock star welcome in taiwan. she met with the president didn't double down on her ironclad support for the island. >> in terms of government we commend taiwan taiwan for being one of the freest technologies in the world. we want the world to recognize that. china is condemning the entire visit, now summoning the u.s. ambassador with the chinese ambassador tweeting best, the u.s. must pay the price for its own mistake. the chinese army split the series of military operations

including live fire exercises around taiwan. they want the white house and specifically the president to be firm with china in the coming days. the fact of the matter is that we are not ready today, as ready as we should be, to be fan to defend taiwan. that's how we make our next top, let's came out how we would defend taiwan in case -- that will prevent the move by president xi. >> speaker pelosi was asked by a reporter to answer to china's response they ask her what do you make of the way china is responding? she replies they did make a fuss of it when the men came to visit taiwan. there you go. that's interesting. a lot of men have been the last

time a speaker went to taiwan it was newt gingrich. let's bring in fox news former secretary of state. we're so glad to have you on. this seems like it's by partisans republicans and democrats are saying good for her for going because china cannot dictate what our leaders, where they go in what they travel. what's your reaction? >> i think that's exactly right. it has been bipartisan. the challenge from chinese party and a challenge to the united states of america. when you hear the chinese response to something we had to step back. we had a speaker of the house travel to a country. all she did was hold some meetings. we didn't launch an attack with dissent delegation to an independent sovereign nation to seal its response the chinese communist party's holy need to know but what america needs to do and i was president biden --

the only senior official who supposed to him he needs to take seriously this threat. they foisted a virus on us to kill over million americans in the chinese communist party is a significant threat with respect to nancy pelosi's threat is a symptom of the challenge that's in front of us. we needed to confront the chinese congress party and when we do we will deter them from the kinds of aggression they've been tweeting about and talking about and just kind of whining in a childish manner about these last days. >> you talk about china's response. we have a quote that said nancy pelosi insisted on making the wrong move provoking and creating the crisis. the chinese people's liberation army is on high alert and will take at series of targeted military operations and response

to tech integrity by external forces in the separatist scheme by taiwan independence. what was the years we another can i do launch the missiles into nowhere. why should do you just said bye and response -- what should our response to that be? >> you can imagine half a dozen things that we might do. some simple things come of it -- the conversation the president had with him last thursday we could've made clear that we're just gonna play defense. we could have said that if you continue down this path, were going to get begin to take real action. economic action, diplomatic action. we can deny their diplomats the ability to travel around our country the way they do. there's a lot of things we can do to make clear that this kind of behavior is unacceptable. all we did was have legislators travel. there was no threat to china itself. they created this crisis, we

should let them create this big uproar where america is like a markedness who can have world war iii. they want to be a more normal nation. there so many things that we could do to deter. the things we did for four years we were the first administration that i actually understood the threat from the chinese communist party and began to reshape the relationship. >> mr. secretary what's your read of what's happening within the democratic party. the message is not consistent between the white house and speaker pelosi. so what's going on? >> it's hard to know. i will say the confrontation gets the chinese communist party has been relatively bipartisan. president biden hasn't taken the actions the need to be taken. his rhetoric, their stated strategy has been okay but the things the chinese government

party really understands, calling them out when they behave in a way that's just inconsistent. to go to the rat but a congressional visit is silly. president biden and his team need to be serious about confronting him. this will take years it's not can happen over weeks or days. this parts of the democratic party but don't want to do this. they're making a lot of money from hollywood or from some of america's biggest businesses that have supported democrats for a long time so they have a real challenge they need to confront. america has a real challenge in its day, as well as well. speaker looks like we might have a challenge in afghanistan as well. america disk of the number one terrorist ro khanna. we found out at the beginning of the week he was found on a balcony in the safe house in kabul but the white house is doubling down. they're saying afghanistan is not a safe haven for terrorists. kirby was interviewed by

peter doocy and he didn't like this question. listen to this. >> we know the television was harboring the world's most -- you guys give the whole country to a bunch of people on the fbi most wanted list. what did you think was going to happen? >> i was on the premise that would give old country to terrorist groups. i would encourage you to ask -- >> how is not giving a country permission as terrorists just sit on the balcony -- because the question being repeatedly asked makes it sound like we owned afghanistan a year ago. willie said at the time that as we a part afghanistan were going to keep vigilant. mr. secretary are there other terrorists? we assume there are at the number one guys hiding in afghanistan.

they do great work chasing down mr. al-zawahiri the fact that he's dead as a great thing for the united states of america but his departure from the world does not change the rest was here in the united states. hundreds of americans left behind when we left and i can see the taliban are not living up to the agreement that they made. it was part of negotiating that agreement. they never complied with that agreement. as a result of that we continue to inflict real pain on them our entire time. now you have to live up to your agreement on they didn't we imposed real consequences in the biden administration hasn't done that. i'm afraid they are also about to reward the taliban with a bunch of money. we should not give a single american dollar to afghanistan so long as it's the case to continue to allow terrorists to

harbor fair. the last part is his most senior leaders seated in iran. we've negotiated with them as we have for the last year and have been as rewarding al qaeda by negotiating on this nuclear deal with the irradiance as well. we should fight terror wherever we find it. i'm glad they took al-zawahiri out but they have not demonstrated a specific resolve and pushing against afghanistan or anyone else. >> or military needs to be strong in our hats off to the intelligence -- i hope this shows were continuing to maintain human intelligence around the world. >> thank you very much. you will have a good morning. >> you too. >> you heard john kirby sing well, peter, we didn't own afghanistan a year ago. we can roll the tape that

joe biden said al qaeda had no presence in afghanistan. so something's changed in that time, at least within the administration's own mind about the terror threat within afghanistan. >> that something were worried about too. were talking about the elderly man who owns a liquor store in california. he's 80 years old and he turned his, on this gunman right here in the orange t-shirt. during this attempted armed robbery. his name is craig. is the 80-year-old, he shot the armed robber when he came to a store and that bmw i therapy or listen to the store owner. as someone who really believes in self defense of criminals are going to take up arms which they will often have we have the right to defend ourselves and he did it flawlessly. we need to continue to highlight these moments by the way where

you'll hear the line where there is no such thing as incidences of the good guys of god. it happens and it happens all the time. >> you can't prove a negative. places where people carry guns that don't have crime are good guys with a gun stopping a bag able to come but you can't prove it. >> he's knew something was off limits how this bmw. they packed up and store and they were outside and they backed into a parking spot and they knew something was up and like i walks in and he says it was either him or his me when i saw his ar-15 he said i didn't have time to be afraid. >> were you ever afraid? >> now. i didn't have time to be afraid. it was all fast. i was trying to make sure i hit what i was pointing at. it looked like a shotgun.

the suspect runs out screaming. when we talk about celebrating what wears saying is someone used it to himself but he had a heart attack after a traumatic experience for him. i don't know who these goodman are but they looked like they had the intent to kill and he has the right to defend himself but nobody should be in this position -- nobody should fear the police and that's really the problem here. >> some customers interviewed this man and they interviewed some customers, listen. it's exciting actually to see the people are standing up for themselves and able to have a gun and be able to back. >> you the back as we'll always have crime, like you're saying so if you second amendment the good guys will not have any weapon to defend themselves. the irony of this happening in

california, you're in texas it's common it's not common to california. didn't have time to think and didn't have time to be afraid. grab my shortcut in the words of the shooter, shot my arm off. that's a story with a happy ending. let's go to carley shimkus. sting was crime here, five people are in the hospital after a drive by shooting in miami this morning for the victims are listed in stable condition. no arrest has been made. from backed candidate surging at a fellow republican i mike pence back karen taylor robeson and arizona g.o.p. primary for governor. that razor-thin ray still has no clear winner. meanwhile in michigan peter dixon secures her spot as the

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>> residents are taking matters into their own hands. several business owners have chipped in to install concrete blocks on city streets on homeless in camp blends.

to business owners join us now. the owner for us. welcome to you both. none of you will have but this barriers in front of your business gap but you plan to come is that correct? >> i'm not planning to but i see it around for sure. to become going to go to you first. from what i understand you say they are treating people in crisis like pigeons. >> i just think we are treating people horribly right now. we have too many serious crisis is here and business owners just desperate. they are coming up with all kinds of ideas to protect their livelihood.

>> mayor, you said this is such a problem that it's debilitating your ability to run your business. tell me about that. >> it's affecting everybody leaving seattle. the tourist is gonna be gone, the people i can move out from downtown. everybody suffers in these people mostly have problems when they should just take them and put them somewhere to get up because if they don't do that. a lady came tell me she's been there for 15 to 20 years and now she's going to come back. it's very dangerous.

they need to do something about it because if they don't this it is going to be gone. >> it's amazing to see. we have is showing now. the overwhelming amount of homelessness, olga, back to you. i know you have empathy and sympathy for these people a lot are having mental health crisis. what do you think the city should do to not only help us people but to clean the streets up? >> there's a lot of mental health issues and a lot of crime unfortunately. the city needs to come up with a plan. the city is becoming an experiment. there is a line that is being

crossed now or i'm not feeling safe, my customers aren't feeling safe. how can we work together to help this beautiful city come back to its glory years. >> mayor, do you think you've been betrayed by your city leaders to litigate this bad? >> they don't care. these people can make their own decisions. julie can be in the right position to make the right decision. the city doesn't care, they just want money. taxes, they don't care about you. >> we have to leave it here. think about so much for joining us.

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>> president biden is set to expand and executive order in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. carley shimkus is live with what to expect. >> president biden is set to take executive action expanding abortion that crossed the country. biden will sign the new orders he and vice president harris hold an interagency task force meeting peter will provide patient support when traveling out of state for medical care and promotes research on eternal health incomes.

that kansas vote is the first referendum on abortion rights since roe vs. wade was overturned by the supreme court in june. here's one -- >> the level of work and effort that so many people -- a bunch of people in this room but across the entire state but in the make sure that kansas doesn't have to worry about these extreme totals ban on accessing reproductive health care services. i just feel really proud. >> the president signed a health care expansion order a bit over a month ago. his new order only portion is expected to have had limited impact, just like the first one. very little wiggle room once the supreme court rules but the biden administration is certainly trying. >> let's check in with senior

meteorologist fox news weather forecast. >> it's a beautiful day in new york city but we have a heat alert because were going to get into the 90s. it's kind of feel like 100 degrees on thursday and friday here in the northeast for let's take a look at the map. i know we've been covering this story across the ohio river valley in kentucky you fed record rain falls into illinois the flash flood write continues today through thursday for all of the areas that you see shaded in green. then thursday and friday the rain will return to waterlogged areas of kentucky. so make sure that you're paying close attention to your local forecast, foxweather.com will have you posted with all the latest details. your highs across the country is warm. the central u.s. across the southwest, your heat alerts extend from texas all the way up across the ohio river valley had towards the northeast where we have heat advisories thursday and friday pretty good temperatures into the 90s. it's gonna feel more like a hundred degrees organist at some

records as well. that's certainly the big stories when you have temperatures close to 100 degrees or surpassing that. it's can be dangerous and will keep you up-to-date. foxweather.com for your details. will come over to you. >> thank you, janice. the aclu, which at one time i believed stood for the american civil liberties union, is officially fighting for racial discrimination. the organization followed an amicus brief urging the supreme court to -- the aclu tweeting apart ending these considerations would ignore our country's present-day racial inequality and threaten diversity on campuses everywhere. joining us now is dr. bob woodson, the president and founder of the woodson center. you know, bob, great to see you this morning by the way. this comes not too far in the hills of the aclu advocating for censorship when it comes to misinformation. now they are advocating for racial discrimination. what is your take?

>> well you know this whole emphasis on race reminds me of a trio of shoplifters and suburban maryland where i live. it was a well-dressed white couple in the end black guy in a hoodie and the pair pants and he would go into a high-end store and act suspiciously and i would draw all of the security. in the well-dressed white couple would go behind them and steal everything and they would meet in the parking lot and divide up the goods. that's what's happening with this emphasis on race. it's deflecting attention away from the critical crisis facing america today. it's not racial. it is the kind of -- it's and concealing the fundamental systemic incompetence of our major systems, school systems, to teach kids. 30% of them can even read their diplomas. so we are really focusing

attention away from the real critical issue and that is the moral and spiritual free fall that is consuming our young people. they go back america was better off the first 100 years after strokes or slavery that we are over the past 60 years in the progressive policies. >> you bought up the woeful state of our education system. i think we could look at no small part to policies like this. this is in california. it's a welcome garden education program. spending $20,000 in this california school district for antiracist educational curriculum, including the following, i will read from it. woke kindergarten is a global abolitionist early childhood ecosystem and visionary creative portal great here's a slide from what they are learning in the schools. if we abolish police what else can we do to keep people safe? on the supreme court this that i

wonder if we challenge the supreme court how much we trail transfer power back to the people? this is for kindergartners now, bob. >> exactly. like i said, this is the greatest outrage. i was born to a segregation and you know i would welcome back old-fashioned bigotry because at least it was external. what we are witnessing now is really an internal assault on the self-esteem of black people instead of emphasizing when blacks walk into the room the first thing that has to happen is we must lower standards and that's an insult -- back we should be focusing on people like amir harriet camille bradley, a 23-year-old young black woman in denver was had a very troubled background, was homeless when she was in high school. but yet she found her way -- and

she then was a first member of her family to finish high school. she went to college, graduated with honors, but she was worried that people were going to define her success as affirmative action. she said i never wanted to be defined by diversity check mark. if this counts williams a person a person. i want to be known for my intelligence and work ethic and my resilience. these are the kind of people we need to be celebrating, not the george floyd's of this world. we need to be talking about the resilience of people in the face of challenging circumstances. this is what america is all about. >> imagine not wanting to be judged by your actions and your merits. what a wonderful message you shared with us this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you. speak all right coming up the baby formula shortage now expected to last through the fall, forcing parents to take drastic measures to feed their

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every two hours around the clock. i've now been breastfeeding for an additional six months that i was not planning on breastfeeding. it's been extremely stressful. i'm on the limited diet to keep our daughter healthy. we have no end in sight. no idea of when we can have access to work formula gavin. >> the stress keeps building on itself the longer it takes and the increased uncertainty. it's a lot. >> i mean i'm sure as a father you feel helpless because you can physically feed your baby and was to the store to buy your formula. kaylee how about you? you've tried a different formulas. >> yes. >> why's that? your baby had a sensitive stomach? >> yes she is not able to do this we decided to switch her formula, that was the only one that she could have. it worked well for then when she

first had the formula it was a complete 180. that's when i decided this is the formula for her but i can't find it anywhere. >> what formula is this? >> the enfamil is hard to find and enfamil sensitive is extremely hard to find. hannah, you know first hand because you were trying to help these moms. nino jillian by the grace of god is able to breastfeed her child. many women aren't able to. you are not one of those, hannah, now you have this beautiful daughter. he went on facebook and you started a nationwide posting so that other women could get help. tell us what you're doing. >> after having trouble finding formula for my daughter in may i actually realized the localized groups were wonderful in helping because of the way in which things work, they weren't necessarily dish people could find in formulas in different states at that point. just because of how the

contracts work. i created a nationwide facebook group and we are now about 1600 members. we also operate a formula bank where parents can send in their extra formula and it will be repurposed to the parents who need it. actually i do have some of the sensitive and the bank right now if you can connect with me after the show i'm happy to send you some. >> her site is baby formula search moms are swapping because i know that when it comes to wake you were telling me, hannah, that new york is an enfamil state so you're fining people and y'all are switching formulas? >> at the beginning of the height of the shortage in may that's how it was working. now in everything leaning on the one enfamil, it's a little bit harder to do that now.

however people still have stuff and people are still finding stuff in other states and are able to do a swap and it's one of the things we do do on a group. our people will go to their local target and will take pictures of the island say i'm here. >> kaylee do you have any extra formula? >> we do do formula. i'm actually one of the one of the parties agree to the group as well and i do have formula. >> what is your group, kaylee? for you i didn't know you could start breastfeeding -- i know is just six days so you still had

the milk. how easy is that for women? >> it's not easy at all. such a short amount of time has passed i was just able to pump like crazy. it took two weeks before there was even enough milk for even a single meeting for our daughter. on top of that because i was also eliminating foods that are daughter was reacting to it was returning to that diet to be safe for her. for the average woman it's not easy. this is obviously very scary for parents but you all are coming up with answers. baby formula search and swap band, kaylee, what was yours? god bless you all.

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>> brian: welcome back a jaw-dropping site on the jersey shore. a fisherman dragging 7-foot sand tiger shark out of the water. >> ainsley: a crowd of 250 people there to gather and watch before it was released back in n the ocean. >> tj braun, the guest is known as the shark man. he joins us now. shark man, i will call you pj because it will be easier the next few moments, what a catch. i understand you have been doing this quite some time, but this is your biggest catch, yes? >> it is. good morning sharks and friends. [laughter] quite the show in new jersey. it was a great time on the beach and definitely gained a lot of attention. we didn't expect this to end up

on the news but here we are an opportunity to talk about sharks and a passion i love. >> ainsley: pj, i know your grandfather, you have been going there every december and teaching kids how to fish. you have a crowd of 250 and i am sure you knew most of them. what is your reaction when you released the shark? >> you know, everybody is beat to it's released and snap a couple of photos on the way in. it was my great-grandfather, not the one that i would use but good representation. so everyone is always excited when we are out there fishing to see what we bring in. if it's great to get the younger kids involved, especially my cousin and everyone being inside the last couple of years and getting out to fish. >> you didn't expect to see it but one of the reasons you see it on the news is the amount of sharks close to shore.

is that in your experience and are using bigger sharks across the shore? >> this is the ocean and where sharks live. i think the last couple of years, the sport has grown a lot and that might be why it gets a lot of attention that it does. this year we have caught bigger sharks. we've had a colder water season so the bigger sharks are coming in and the smaller sharks are out. i'm not a scientist, but that is just my fishing theory. laotian, that is their home. and it is weird to see especially on the jersey shore. >> thank you for releasing the shark back and the wild. >> it is always important to give the shark in the water. >> ainsley: you are very brave. thank you so much, pj. ♪ ♪ ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪

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>> good morning and welcome back. a brand-new hour of "fox & friends" on a beautiful day. you are looking at ship bottom, new jersey, feeling in, making sure i knew what the weather was there. 80 degrees and not a cloud in the sky. a beautiful day out there back

in georgia, closer to 100. >> ainsley: 110, exactly. i'm wondering why they call it ship bottom the gateway to beech island and it is a beautiful area. and they said it got its name in 1817, ship bottom, because when accident and left a survivor one woman rescued from an overt moon schooner buy a vote captain. >> a little bit of history did you know on "fox & friends." let me see if i can match i read a book called "shadow divers" favors up the coast with submarines. but i don't know that it is an unknown fact, but the had to patrol the eastern united states in world war ii and some sank in modern-day divers to go up there and asked for the shipwrecks. >> ainsley: so they left them at the bottom of the sea. >> so there. >> very interesting. >> a little history did you know looking at ship bottom this

morning. house speaker nancy pelosi heading to south korea after she calls a successful meeting with the president of taiwan declaring solidarity with the island nation. >> calling her visit a threat to peace and the u.s. will pay. good morning to you will, house speaker nancy pelosi left the island but everyone is talking about taiwan and that historic moment and historic visit as u.s. and china tensions are beginning to escalate. we saw the video yesterday or overnight, actually, speaker pelosi meeting with taiwan doubling down on the iron class commitment to the island, but condemning the entire visit and summoning the u.s. ambassador to complain about it with a chinese investor tweeting this, "the u.s. must pay the

price for its own mistakes, and we mean what we say. it is not just words according to the media but the chinese army conducting military operations including extra flights around taiwan. much more to come on thursday. here is what speaker pelosi had to say when she was asked directly about china's response to her visit. >> i just hope that it's really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings, that they understand that they will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan. they didn't say anything when the men came. >> quite a few lawmakers have mentioned the fact that they have also been to taiwan. she is getting a lot of play getting a lot of bipartisan support on the hill. unifying behind their visit but wants the white house to be

strong, firm with china moving forward. >> well past time to make sure the united states will support taiwan if they go for the jugular. if they tried to invade taiwan, we will do so militarily. we don't want to have a war but the reason to do that upfront, it takes strength to prevent a war from happening in the first place. >> speaker pelosi heads to south korea next, guys. >> ainsley: what is that noise? [laughter] >> lots of lawn care going on behind me. >> ainsley: they always do it so early during our shift. great job. >> as you heard in the report nancy pelosi responds in kind with china responding in kind. and replaying military planes over some restricted airspace there. the united states parked several

naval ships in the area as well. though, heightened tensions on the heels of nancy pelosi's trip. >> a board game of risk. the ships will be here so we put ships there. that is called posturing and china has not specifically taking action, but they are posturing. a show of forcing "they don't like this." and one day what they will do about it. mike pompeo joined us this morning and gave us his take on this. >> the conversation that the president had with him thursday, we could have made clear we were not just going to play defense and sit back but if you continue down this path and conduct live fire exercise, we will begin to take real action, economic action, diplomatic action and in the united states to be able to travel around the way they do, there are lots of things to make clear this kind of behavior is unacceptable. but we did is have a legislature

travel. there was no threat to china itself. they created this crisis. we should not let them use the visit of speaker pelosi with an uproar where america says, oh, my goodness, we will have world war iii. >> ainsley: he brings up a great point. we have had leaders there so long. she is not going on with an arsenal but just to meet with the leaders to say we stand with you. his point was, china, we will shoot her plane down and we will have all the air strikes. we will have the aircraft carriers that are flying, play aircraft or aircraft in the area. all this response in just a visit from nancy pelosi. so he brings up a point you have republicans and democrats think china can't tell us what to do so we are glad that she went. when she got there they showed support. they were so glad she was there and lit skyscrapers with all of the messages and some were

l.e.d. lights that taiwan heart u.s. welcome speaker pelosi. in taipei at the 101 building and foreign minister greeted her on the tarmac and she met with the president of taiwan. >> well, one thing we know for sure the speaker made it there and probably about to get out without incident. so that. >> ainsley: headed to south korea south korea now. we are relieved with our breath that that is the end of it. but china, unless we see more news on this. >> the official name of the bill i believe is the inflation reduction act. it is known as the joe manchin bill. >> ainsley: he was like one of the last holdouts and then made it with that schumer/joe manchin bill. "wall street journal": get the beast mode bill. the headline of "the wall street journal" with the irs is about to go beast mode in the schumer/joe manchin bill, 46, $45.6 billion to audit

the middle-class. >> ainsley: great that is what we all want. >> progressives want joe biden to unleash executive power and the cash to turn revenue service into wolverines. things, not just texas but auditing will be the outcome of this bill. >> ainsley: you get tens of billions of dollars to the irs, what will they use it for? to audit more people but they can make more money. >> the wolverines are actually x-men character called "the beast." but on this topic, this is what americans need to look out. we are looking at manchin to be middle class, middle of the aisle modern guy with representing west virginia a blue-collar state. signing off on a bill and a license to go after the middle class. therefore, you didn't claim this quite the right way. for a thousand dollars, we will seizure assets.

that kind of story if that comes from this bill, what will they think of joe manchin's reputation for the blue-collar guy? >> ainsley: one of his biggest donors was to get a pipeline as part of the negotiations. >> so he might get something back to benefit his constituents, the donors, that sounds swampy. >> ainsley: most republicans don't want the republicans to vote against it, but he better hope that it passes now. so at least we get something out of it because he's made a lot of people mad by agreeing with it and some are saying many say he has caved. >> this hunter in arizona has something to say. >> waiting on the parliamentarian. >> joe manchin's that i've taken the arrows all year. maybe he's just passing it on to her and letting her to be the one to take the arrows. maybe they have their own deal going. >> if you haven't heard, for most of your life, i would imagine for most of history the definition of recession has been to go straight quarters of

negative gdp growth. that is currently being redefined in the past week and it's been redefined in front of your eyes. what we are about to play for you is what i think best described as unintentional comedy. watch the redefinition of recession and real-time. >> what recession really means is a broad-based contraption in the economy. and even if that number is negative, we are not in a recession now. >> we are not in a recession, in my view. >> the idea of two quarters of negative gdp is a technical definition of recession is wrong! >> to negative quarters of gdp growth is not the technical definition of recession. >> we are not redefining recession. >> we understand negative recession two consecutive quarters of gdp growth. an official saying no, no, no that's not recession. how is that not redefining recession? >> because that is not the

definition. [laughter] >> a great job, you can literally play video of almost each and every one of those individuals that we just saw within the past -- definitely the past several years and perhaps the past several months defining a recession has to go straight quarters of negative gdp growth. >> would that be the definition of recession if trump were in office? >> you bet it would be. >> that is the thing, too, the process to press secretary does not have an easy job. and the opportunity for the press to carry the water is going away. the midterms coming up and joe biden running again is a big question. people at home don't care about the definition of recession other than they want the president to admit things aren't good and they need to get better. why are they redefining recession? because they would like for people to believe that the pressure they are feeling with the finances isn't real or isn't a long-term.

people aren't buying that. and regardless of what you call it or label you put on it, i can tell you right now i talk to people back home in dalton, georgia, or newnan, georgia, and times are tough working every session. that is the colloquialism and moniker that matters. >> i would like to see someone in the white house or someone in congress do something about it other than spend more money and tax people work which is the proposal on the table right now. >> this bill that inflation reduction act is going to increase america's inflation over the next two years. who do we trust? they said it will be transitory, temporary, and now it is not. joe rogan who is not a democrat or republican is more in the middle, but he calls it like he sees it. see what he says about changing the definition of recession. >> people think that is trivial because they are talking about this economic downturn. but it is not trivial.

we have always used that term recession. we have always used that term to define whether or not the economic policies currently in place and whether or not the management and government has done a good job of making sure that the economy stays in a good place. they had have definitely not done that. in order to escape that distinction, they are literally changing the definition, which is terrible and it should be pushed back against and a big way. it is something that people should get angry about like, your [bleep] definitions in order to pretend you're doing a good job. >> he is right it's not trivial because you are right the objective reality underneath the definition of the work is what we all understand, no, experience. this is not the first time we have seen a manipulation of reality by simply messing with words. it is not just what we have seen occur but it is an instinct. whether woman, court

packing, assault weapon, if you mess with words you mess with people's understanding of reality. just because you say it's not a recession doesn't make it the truth in a different. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: it's handed over to carley. she has some headlines. >> the nypd is on the lookout for seven meant throwing glass bottles at officers on sunday. the police releasing for security footage and the group tossing bottles of a detaining of a man who had a loaded firearm. four people have already been taken to into custody and none of the officers suffered major injuries. fox with 120 illegal immigrants arriving in washington, d.c., overnight. we are told they boarded buses from the del rio and eagle pass, texas. despite the criticism, greg abbott is not backing down.

>> this just shows the hypocrisy of these liberal leaders up in the northeast that think, will come at the border crisis printed by joe biden, that is fine as long as texans has to deal with it. but as soon as they have to deal with the real consequences of biden's border crisis, they are up in arms calling for the national guard dealing with a tiny fraction of what we have to deal with every single day. >> the biden administration insists the southern border is closed despite 2 million people crossing since took office. maria bartiromo will host border crisis a live summit today at 11:00 a.m. on foxnation.com. fox "fox & friends" lawrence jones will hold a livea for lawmakers at the event. don't miss it. to the primary >> come trump backed kari lake surging ahead of fellow republican and karrin taylor robson, that racist too

close to call. meanwhile in michigan, secures her spot as a candidate for governor in freshman michigan congressman peter meijer who voted to impeach the former president concede the trump indoor's challenger john gibbs. before the primary, peter meijer cold out the democratic party to give his opponent a boost. meanwhile attorney general eric schmitt beat out former governor eric greitens and peck field of republicans with the senate g.o.p. and a bizarre -- the hotel is rolling out new talking pillows. featuring the famous voice seinfeld actor patrick. >> what do you think? >> what do you think? i painted my face. >> you painted your face? >> yes. >> white? >> to support the team. >> ainsley: known for his role

and several phrases for the pillow including complementing how the customers hair smells. those pillows can be found in selected locations nationwide. definitely the most interesting story we have covered all day. thanks, carley. >> ainsley: at the u.s. passing a bill with millions of veterans exposed to the toxic burn pits after it was temporarily stalled by lawmakers. we will break down the victory. >> plus college football plays using an il funds to pay for his father's kidney transplant. the star athlete and his data coming up. hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪♪

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tax act yesterday. >> ainsley: at the bill designed to help millions of veterans with burn pits and now heading to the president's desk. >> todd piro joins us live to tell us about the bill that will soon become law. >> finally passing the tax act with 3.5 million veterans exposed to toxic burn pits during their service in afghan iraq war. the bill with conservative lawmakers block the bill a budget gimmick by the democrats having nothing to do with veterans. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said that organizations will be pleased with the final results. several high-profile advocates, of course comedian jon stewart spoke at the rallies in favor of the bill's passage. stuart called though lowest hanging fruit of society. extreme pets were toxic exposure and provides protection for more than 20 health conditions. president biden saying i look forward to signing this bill so

veterans and families and caregivers impacted by toxic exposure finally get the benefits and comprehensive health care they earned and deserved. the bill passed by a whopping 86-11 majority, back to you. >> thanks, todd appearance be too great. >> it is a great bill for veterans but bad a loss for in p.r. even if objective and fiscally responsible. man, $1.2 trillion for infrastructure bill, but you can't vote for this for veterans because of this? >> ainsley: the reason they wouldn't vote for it is discretionary money, right? wasn't it about... >> our understanding is americans understand, what exactly is this about? a bad job explaining the problem with the bill on the fiscal responsibility side. it moves from discretionary to mandatory copan ohmic opens up k and lobbies for it somewhere else. if you can explain that like

this, that is an important bill not to give veterans. >> that is true, but it is also a political bit of gamesmanship that allows the likes of john stuart to essentially say that republicans doesn't care about veterans. in essence, they were trying to fight for fiscal responsibility along the path of everyone at accomplishing the same goal. it was a bipartisan goal to take care of the veterans. >> ainsley: there is not one lawmaker that would say we don't want to take care of the veterans. >> the veteran issues nobody fights for like jon stewart. nancy pelosi pledging solidarity with taiwan as china wraps up military drills in response. mark esper returned from theec region and joins us now. advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure warning. that's why our recalibration service is state of the art.

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♪ ♪ >> house speaker nancy pelosi just wrapped up high-stakes visit to taiwan, a show of solidarity threatening from china. >> mark esper just returned from taiwan and joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning great to be with you all. >> ainsley: what was your reaction? are you glad she went? >> i am. she did a great job. she defended the principle that the chinese communist party cannot dictate where or when

american officials will travel. i think it was important that she did that. look, i think she asserted that america is not going to be bullied by the chinese communist party. >> you know, president biden said maybe it was a gaffe and a bad way of presenting it but basically the military kind of warned her not to go. admiral, the colonel came back and said no, here is the information in here is the risk. as a military person at the top official of the military at one point, what is the risk? we are looking at doing these exercises now, but can they shoot a missile into nowhere that actually hits one of ours? what is the ball out what is going on today around taiwan? >> welcome, we don't live in a risk-free world so there was always that out there. we have to trust men and women on the front lines to do what is best and take responsible actions. you have to be careful, but

look, there is risk in doing nothing. the risk that she didn't travel would convey to xi jinping a lack of result by the united states. that is very important, particularly ggp and comes up against november party congress in beijing where he hopes to get unprecedented third term. there will be a leadership in the spring and then after that, based on my meanings in taipei with president and others and what china may do that point in time. >> what do you make of the lay of the land when it comes to international terrorism? of course, the biden administration just took out ayman al-zawahiri. but this comes after not much of al qaeda presence in afghanistan. at the same time "a worldwide caution to americans after this top al qaeda leader was killed." where do we make with al qaeda and a specifically afghanistan?

>> my information may be a little bit dated, but there is al qaeda presence in afghanistan. we know that. based over the last few days, and the intelligence for executing that strict. it is clear that the taliban is protecting al qaeda. as far as i'm concerned, afghanistan is a safe haven for al qaeda. we need to figure out how to stay on top of the information on what al qaeda may or may not be planning to do. that will be important for our safety going forward. >> ainsley: so greg abbott in texas talking immigration and he was on was sean hannity last night and as we speak, we have buses going to d.c. he has been sending the migrants to d.c. because they are running out of room in texas. he feels like the leaders in washington have put this on arizona and put this on taxes and a little bit of california. and it's not fair. he's shipping to d.c. voluntarily if they want to get on these buses, they can appear the mayor of new york and the mayor of d.c. complaining about

this and they want federal money. here is the governor last night. >> this shows the hypocrisy of these liberal leaders up in the northeast who think, will, the border crisis greeted by joe biden, that is fine as long it is texas that has to deal with it. but as soon as they have to deal with it, the real consequences of the biden border crisis, they are up in arms point for the national guard dealing with a tiny fraction of what we have to deal with every single day. >> ainsley: mr. secretary, your reaction? >> look, there is a lot of truth of what the governor is saying. if you look in may, that has a number of crossings ever, 220,000 people. so, clearly our border is not secure and border security, national security and the department of homeland security needs beefed up to deal with this problem. and of course the administration is to take action. at the end of the day, we need new legislation from congress to deal with this. i'm a pro-immigration person,

but it has to be legal immigration because immigration is important to our continued economic growth and vitality. but we need to know who's coming across the border. are they the right people? make sure we control what is happening on the south border. >> brian: mark esper, thank you for joining us on "fox & friends." >> thank you. snow coming up 50 the biggest wildfire is showing no signs of slowing down and their horrifice still ahead. >> ainsley: i feel so sorry for the families. plus would you prefer a four day work week? who would say no to that? >> one company hopes to have attract employees with shorter days and the longer we can and weekends off.

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>> ainsley: all right, carley take it away with headlines. >> some more news starting with this the california store owner who scared off attempted robbery with a shotgun speaking out. 80-year-old said he made a split second to open fire when he found himself looking down the barrel of a gun. >> there wasn't much time to think about it. he pointed the gun directly at me. when you point a gun directly at me and that close to me and i see what you are caring, i'm not waiting. >> ainsley: ohmic >> he suffered a heart attack but is on the mend. he wants to remind the community of norco is largely conservative and armed. paul pelosi will be arraigned for a dui charge in connection with his may 28th arrest. a criminal complaint reveals speaker pelosi's husband was unsteady on his feet, had a drug and in system, and the night he crashed his porsche into a jeep

in napa valley. pelosi blew a .082 on a breathalyzer had glassy eyes and slurred speech. the driver of the jeep was entered into a crash which could make it a felony offense. paul pelosi his attorney will enter a plea on his behalf. are you trying to sell your home back? if so, you are not alone. one of the most recently searched term on google last week, 2750% according to a study by real estate brokerage ruby homes. the search coming hours after the congress department with thp report for negative growth for the second straight quarter. what does the recession mean to me? during that same time period. that makes sense. >> ainsley: interest rates are up and people can afford a gas. maybe if they can't afford their mortgage payment. all right, to be poor is not fun.

i been there. thank you so much, carley. denver hospitality group a solution with less time on the clock. the hotel management believes the four day work week can help younger employees obtain a work/life balance while keeping them on a payroll. joining is now the president and chief operating officer daniel. good morning. >> good ainsley. >> you are running 100 hotels, restaurants and bars. you had to readjust after covid and what are you doing? >> absolutely. we have been in business almost four decades. we are a purpose led hospitality company, ainsley. we have always really thought it is important to be driven by purpose. our purpose is enriching lives one experience at a time. that is not just thinking about our guests, but also our

communities and our infested partners. as we think about it, it is not just important today to keep and retain our associates with 6,000 employees across the country, bo be creative as it relates to attracting new talent. >> ainsley: what kinds of things are you doing? you are doing the four day work week and not just attractive to gen zers but you are allowing them to bring their dogs to work, right? >> absolutely. dogs are just a great complement to our associates and guests. we do it both in our home office and we allow for associates, for instance, one of the hotels and timber to bring them to work. sometimes they actually act as ambassadors, if you will come of

the brand ambassadors to welcome guests to the new home as they are traveling. so that is a big piece of the culture. the four day work week as you said, ainsley, that flexibility is usually attractive not just for gen zers but basically in the generation as they are thinking about the right work/life balance and that translates to happy associates and translates to happy meaningful experiences. >> ainsley: do they still make the same amount of money? >> yes, impact, absolutely. it allows them basically to take these days -- they don't have to be consecutive. you can take one day during the week and work on a home renovation and then take two days off and take your family to the mountains here in colorado, for instance. >> ainsley: that is so great and sounds attractive for everyone that works for you. i learned that you want to work for the people that treat you

well. daniel, thank you for coming on. your motels are beautiful. they have been showing shots of them. >> you are welcome any time. if you know anybody that would like to find a new job, send them my way. >> ainsley: okay, what is your website? >> it is -- >> ainsley: thanks to a change in the ncaa rules of college football star to use the nil deal to save his father's life with a transplant. a remarkable story and they will join us next. what is coming up at the top of the hour? bill, that is a great story. he went to clemson which is my rival. >> you will have to suck it up, ainsley. ainsley, good morning to you nice to see you. china to carry out life drills in taiwan. what next, john kirby joins us from the white house on that. a big night of primaries with

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>> ainsley: we are back with the sports headlines. the base baseball world loses vin scully at the age of 94. he was the voice of the doctors for more than six decades going with the team from brooklyn to los angeles in 1958. he retired in 2016, leaving fans with a powerful farewell. >> make god give you every storm and rainbow, every teary smile, for every care a promise and the blessing in each trial. for every problem life seems a faithful friend to share, for every sigh a sweet song and answer for each prayer. so, this is vin scully i'm a very pleasant day afternoon wherever you may be. >> ainsley: vin scully will be remembered by all. the denver broncos have a new

part owner in formula 1 drivers, hamilton. the seven-time f1 champ led by walmart rob. purchasing the team for $4 billion. hamilton tweed of deal saying his dog roscoe thinks he made the team. how adorable is that. over to you. >> thank you, carley's name, image and likeness, nil deals used by college athletes but one clemson football player use the opportunity to cost the father's kidney transplants. they raised more than $3,000. joining me now is clemson defensive d.j. henry with his dad, keith. glad to have you with us this morning. so we hear a lot about nil deals and probable belief we don't hear enough because it does happen appear at the players using nil for charity purposes. but you hear are it directly or

helping your dad. what do you view as the inspiration? >> really, just my family, my parents, like you said, all about the nil and positive space and negative plan across the country but this is a time where we got to use it to help my family. i'm very thankful for what it's been able to do for us and very thankful for what my teammates can do for us as well. >> what did your teammates say when you went to them and asked them to participate in the autograph session? >> being in the family it makes it easy to ask for help because i know the type of guys i'm surrounded with. nothing but yeses and even i am appreciative because they show support on social media so it is a team and family effort from the clemson community. they were awesome. >> keith i know you waited until after football season to tell your son about your health

troubles. how did you react when he in turn told you this is what he could do with his name, image and likeness in college? >> well, the big thing i give the support to him and my wife because without him, i wouldn't be here standing talking to you guys today. they were the one that trained to get me a kidney. i want to give thanks to karen eaton with my guardian angel who gave me my kidney and kept of life. >> i think we see a picture, keith w and karen. how are you feeling today, keith? i am feeling good. it is a game changer. the biggest thing is my energy level. before i went into surgery, 12.85 but now down to 2.7. my kidney is doing well. and i'm eating and walking 2 miles a day. me and my wife daily. it is a game changer.

it is a game changer. and i can't thank god and karen enough in my family for the support to be in the situation i am in today. >> what did you think when you heard from kj and his teammates to raise money to find a new kitty know my kidney? >> i went down to clemson and saw the support that he had in the community from clemson, i just got so full because the kindness of his heart. you know, they did this to make me and give me the gift of life. i just can't thank him and my family my parents and kids and up. >> kj, what an awesome thing you have done. by the way, those at home can help kj to make a donation to health hope with and make a donation in keith's name at fox & friends.com.

of course, ainsley earhardt. >> ainsley: i love you. i'm a gamecocks. but you all put us to shame. congratulations, you are an amazing person with a heart of gold. dad, we wish you the best. >> thank you so much, thank you. you too i love that you acknowledge -- >> he's a great, great guy. they do a great job. they do a great job. >> ainsley: i guess i will say it, go tigers! bye-bye guys. >> thank you, more "fox & friends" coming up. can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a free night. book now at bestwestern.com.

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