accountable for it. kudos to florida governor ron desantis. >> oil governor desantis of the attic announcement there was going to make the liberal media freak out and this was that announcement. laura, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate having you one as always. happy friday. >> thanks. you guys too. >> have a great weekend, everybody, "fox & friends" right now. ♪ ♪ >> isn't that the best song? it's one of my favorites. it's on by the great michael ray and his here at fox today for

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hey, guys. the father and son are back together. >> i never let one get away. my wife, tonya, could not let me get away. i wasn't going to let her get away. she's here with us again. so we have a surprise for you all coming in at 7:00. we have a gift for all three of you all. i know that steve is not here. working to get him one of those next week but well, thank you for coming in. it's always great to be here. >> it sounds like you all of a gift receipt and you're going to give it to well? >> we have masterchef. 1 of 78 in america with us from the american masterchef order helping us do some lamb this morning. for dell mike vip's this morning were going to be serving up

about 160 of these babies right here. this is leg of lamb chop with a chimichurri sauce. we've got mashed potatoes, we've got wings, we've got smoked mac and cheese coming into you all. so, ainsley, hopefully will be serving you up something. brian expected to eat this week. >> going to think about it. i just can't wait to see what you do with the rest of the schedule. who the lucky guy is on's outnumbered and who must be figuring that as well thank you so much for -- >> i will eat. that was nice of you. thank you. so let's talk about what happened yesterday. kyrsten sinema signed on. she got some concessions. although i think -- whatever this morning, jon tester hasn't signed on. he's never really held up anything. it's in the red state of montana montana, but let's just assume

he gets some concession and signs on. it will be signed into law today and what is it going to be is going to be -- i've not seen a score yet for many independent agency that shows the title of this bill come of the schumer mansion bell, has anything to do with reducing inflation, even though i see that was the objective. >> the inflation reduction act would have little effect on combating inflation in the near future. >> i think they say could increase inflation by .1% over the next year. >> keep in mind inflation is 9.1%? they said increased by .1 prisoner could decrease by .1 next year. >> years of the cbo reported saying the bill could increase extend obamacare subsidies for the wealthy, which he says wouldn't reduce incentives to work in a positive 15% corporate

minimum tax which couldn't read his investments or incentives to reinvest for businesses. >> goes on to say that she the quote, connecting the bill would also reduce some business incentives to invest through the changes in the after-tax return on investment pushing down output inflation in addition to reduce incentives for people to work because of the advanced health insurance pushing down output and pushing up inflation. they got her text. in response to tax them. although she said listen i've talked to them it's going to deincentivize any investments in businesses everywhere. i'm looking to sign onto the pier they basically get rid of it. so this change the structure of it it's not good to be hard and fast 15%. i think in layman's terms it was

explained to me effectively that, for example, we are going to say okay 50% tax for me? what if i invest in charities? what if i expand my warehouse is? what if i buy more vehicles. those were incentives to expand your business that would affect my tax rate. now they're saying is hard and fast is because are going to go keep your plan, it's going to hurt the economy. that's what kyrsten sinema was asking. that's where she wanted to get rid of it. she pretty much succeeded. >> while schumer said they have all 50 votes and they plan to vote on this tomorrow on saturday over the weekend. using budget reconciliation where there was a letter written for 230 top economists and they sent this to the house and senate leadership. the former president of the federal reserve board and lots of professors.

and what did that letter say, well? >> it's at the following. the inaptly named inflation reduction act of 22 would do nothing of the sort. instead what perpetuate the same 238, missing this will inflamed the problems in the economy, not reducing inflation, not solve our economic troubles. >> a lot of republicans are zinc this is gonna raise taxes and your family if you make under 200,000. sourcing to make under 400,000 the president to sing that's not true. larry kudlow talked about how this inflation reduction act will actually cause a tax hike for your family. listen. >> the idea that it's inflation reduction is something out of georgia. it's not. by the with the cbo came out with a preliminary scorecard comments preliminary stuff. but actually the deficit gets worse for the next four years. until it gets better.

after that. but, the getting better is full of gimmicks. so i don't believe a word of it. anybody who thinks more federal spending is not inflationary, or all of these tax hikes as you say their middle-class tax likes and i agree with that. pretty much across the board tax hikes. the business tax hikes are going to be brutal and will of a bad impact on real wages. and their typical family incomes. >> by the way lindsey graham is gonna talk more about this in a little while later. larry kudlow not only does he know stuff buddies bid and governments all these numbers are fresh to them. what does the fossil fuel industry get? >> they have pledged by september to make more federal land available for drilling and expand tax credits for coal and oil burning plans to do carbon capture. so in theory if you can capture the carbon you can burn the coal in the oil. they are also going to bring good money to wind and solar areas that have closed coal

plants. those men and women who worked in the coal industry now have an opportunity to do something with clean energy. they also have money set aside for people with black lung. $60 billion to poor communities, they say they are unfairly inflicted with fossil fuel pollution. $60 billion to encourage clean energy usage. billions in rebates 21. whether it's your dryer, your washing machine, billions of dollars for companies that use solar or alternative energy. if you buy an electric car $750,000. 369 billion investment in clean energy, -- it's mind-boggling considering going on right now how much money we spent in the pandemic and looking our deficit right now and looking at inflation and our economy which many people think is in a recession. >> do think a lot of republicans worry about so much money.

$80 billion to the irs, which could mean audits for everyone. >> they muscled them up. >> why are they doing that? they think audit all of these audits are going to bring everybody they're going to spend more than $80 billion? exactly. also in the news covering up for hunter biden, the fbi director now admits that he has some concerns about the agency's handling of the president's son. >> when i read that describes the kinds of things you're talking about? i found a deeply troubling to. >> what else, director wray said under oath. still no win.

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major-league records with seven solo home runs last night. >> the guys on real. >> the angels are still coming up short losing 8-7 with the thought of that record. over to you. not that big of a crowd. they are in albany. >> and the ashes are able to get the foul ball. could you find out the marketing practices of the angels? >> yes i'm on. of course. so the fbi director christopher wray was called on capitol hill. he testified before the senate judiciary committee yesterday and many of the senators are

questioning him about what happened with the hunter biden laptop story. they are saying that they had whistle-blowers inside the doj and fbi that are starting that there are some fbi agents that are scheming to cover up that hunter biden story before the election. here's john kennedy killing the fbi director about the whistle-blowers claims that these two agents inside the fbi are scheming to cover it up. listen. >> isn't it true that mr. tebo, agent tebo, excuse me, and fbi supervisory intelligence analysts. >> want to be very careful not to interfere with ongoing personnel matters. i should say that when i read the letter that describes the

kinds of things that you're talking about, i found it deeply troubling. >> this is in reference to the hunter biden story which gained a lot of attempt in terms of media censorship. but behind the scenes john paul macisaac for example, the man who had hunter biden's laptop and attempted to turn it over to the fbi said he was continuously rebuffed in albuquerque and washington, d.c. multiple attempts to turn over the hunter biden laptop but now with these whistle-blowers are telling republicans senators is immediately the fbi would classifying this as disinformation. immediately. >> it's unbelievable.

it's very frustrated until this in the christopher wray. he's actually lower energy than i've ever seen anyone publicly. doesn't he want to preside over and fbi that was troubled when he took it over because of an evil maniac called james comey and then you can start cutting it out. every time there's this michigan debacle with the kidnapping of his totally overblown to send out an ongoing thing with hunter biden. he would use the word hoax but he did acknowledge. extremely frustrating to listen to them because we have a right to know what is wrong with an agency we depend so much fun. >> need for an agency as high as the fbi. when you are working inside the agency and you see that something is going wrong, or

someone is scheming or covering up a story, and you want to talk about it you're scared. you're scared of retaliation. he might lose your job, they might go after you. i go to the senators and they go to chuck grassley. they tell them what's going on inside. it's really concern some asked christopher wray to make tree protect its whistle-blowers because they are doing the right thing to make sure there's no retaliation. >> we will be scrupulous in our adherence to the rules related to whistle-blowers. obviously if there are allegations of misconduct by fbi employees we want to make sure that we get that information so we can use the tools to go after that conduct. i condemn in the strongest

possible terms any prospect of retaliation against whistle-blowers. >> they should know if they do get fired so go right to cnn and there will be a video. senator josh hawley all over the story too. >> you have to start holding these people accountable and firing people. at the end of the day that's when this to happen here and start with ray. mentioned donald trump let's remember in 2016 the fbi lied to a secret court, fault and so ordered to wiretap on the trump campaign. all of those people are still employed at the fbi and doj. the director should be gone. merrick garland should be gone for what he's done.

>> i think the big take away here is what's obvious to the american people is they have lost trust in their media institutions. it's bigger and deeper than the media institution. we have to remember that when this hunter biden scandal came out there was a letter by numerous, dozens of people within the national intelligence committee including the fbi who dismissed it as information. we now know obviously it was not disinformation. josh hawley's right, the american people are not just lost trust in the media, they have lost trust in our deeper institutions and their needs to be some accountability and that cannot simply be shuffling people between offices. >> your 56 people like john brennan, michael hayden, these are former cia directors that said this a classic classic russian disinformation. fine. we had 17 noble larisa said -- now we have 230 experts who just

wrote and said this will not touch inflation. all these experts writing institutions conclude, the cbo says this will not reduce inflation. but we just go forward anyway. then when either the experts blow up or the information seems bad, everybody moves forward. christopher wray looks everybody looked out but style. chris christie recommends president trump who ends up replacing the egomaniac james comey near the opportunity to straighten everything up but he seems to be spending a lot of protecting people. >> all americans want to do his people to trust our law enforcement. if there are people in the fbi picking and choosing what they investigate and cover up those individuals need to leave and they need to be fired. >> how much more do they need to know? this guy put it all on his

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>> people across the northeast are sweating it out this week. temperatures in boston, 97 degrees. yesterday breaking a record set way back in 1928. new york city areas of connecticut and pennsylvania also expected to approach record highs. let's check in with meteorologist, she has the fox weather forecast weather forecast. >> good morning, brian, temperatures are going to be very warm all up and down the i-95 corridor business take a look of the heated next word feels like anyone in new york. 79 in boston. this heat is going to continue through the weekend. that's the heat index, what it feels like with the humidity. it's cannot be oppressive outside so people who are susceptible to heat related illness you need to take caution of course. then we could see some showers and thunderstorms pretty see the lightning around the d.c. area last night? were going to see flooding potentials for areas that don't need to see any more rain. that includes kentucky. this weekend flood alerts in

your neighborhood where we have historic flooding last week and that there it is can a movement towards the mid-atlantic and up towards the northeast through saturday and sunday. then of course the heat across the country to summertime after all but when you factor in the humidity it feels even worse, especially across the southern plains. we'll keep you up-to-date with foxweather.com for all of your latest details. i'm going to talk to carly but i have to plug the fact that we did a podcast with you and ainsley is going to air on sunday and it's amazing. >> we had so much fun. it was three girlfriends chatting about what matters to us. i appreciate the opportunity. let's do it again. sounds good. starting with this absolutely horrific story. six people including a pregnant mother and an infant killed in a fiery car wreck in california yesterday. a warning to crash footage we are about to show is graphic. the footage shows a mercedes coupe running a red light and plowed through a line of traffic at full speed. at least six beat vehicles were involved in the accident.

three burst into flames. the driver of the mercedes survived the crash, officials expect multiple charges to be filed. the mall of america is listing its temporary locked up today, just one day after a shooter open fired and some people scrambling. authorities say suspect pulled out a handgun and fired three shots after a dispute inside a store yesterday afternoon. shoppers went running including nascar driver kyle busch and his family. his wife sharing the scary moments think we got out of we are safe. bring others inside are too. nobody was hurt. thank god for that. the suspect is still at large. a homeless florida college student who work night and day to buy a laptop, is crushed after it got lost in the mail. tavarez clark is finishing his degree and needs a computer for his final assignment. this young man with a 4.0 gpa even sold his plasma to a for

the $700 purchase. can you believe that? ups is saying the package was delivered but he never signed for it. he says that best buy is giving him the runaround as they try to get a claim filed for the lost item. clark is staying positive and says despite the setback you have to keep on going. what an inspiration, we hope he gets a laptop. in indiana barbershop's thinking local law enforcement by offering three haircuts through the end of august. the owner of maxwell says it's a great way to pay it forward calling and small favors to put people who put their lives in the line every single day that they've already given out over 50 haircuts free of charge by the offer is also extended to corrections officers and dispatchers. >> everybody's giving the same haircuts. thank you very much, carly, 27 minutes till the top of the hour. house speaker nancy pelosi's staring down north korea's china continues to.

five into japan's exclusion zone. the white house is reportedly fuming over the speakers trip to taiwan overall after she ignored the ministrations officials discouraging her from going do it. here to weigh in as the ceo of the bipartisan national think tank, the true expert in this region. welcome back, harry. first of. >> look, brian, think it's great nancy pelosi went to south korea. i mean it's good to stand with that ally. there is actually over 1 million people in north korea that are in something like concentration camps right now. if you notice something, the biden administration does not want to talk about north korea's much these days. they have no policy when it

comes north korea and i keep seeing the north korean saber rattling more and more. by the way it's may be a message to joe biden to do something here. he didn't want to aggravate china military exercises continue. condemnation around the region. live fire for the first time a rocket missal goes over the isle of taiwan. they were within 12 miles of its coast some say this is a dry run of what an invasion would look like. what do you think? >> i think absolutely. the chinese have been working for over 30 years for this moment so they will have the military capability, brian committed to being destroyed i want if they want to. here's the thing, the biden administration of the capabilities to prevent this. keep in mind that a lot of the

taiwanese military capabilities are ancient. the chinese submarines, to have them over from world war ii that we gave them get a lot of their tanks and military technology is from the 50s, 60s, 70s. as old cold war technology. we have the capability to arm the taiwanese capability right now to make sure they have the best tools they need to the chinese would never come and try to attack them could essentially turn taiwan into a tribe porky plants were trying to and they're going to get hurt. >> not only are they not doing that, but they canceled another intercom to bullet mental ballistic missile test to avoid angering china. and what about this, real quick? evidently nancy pelosi was interested in making this trip for your capstone on her career. the state department and white house told her not to. does not -- how do you calculate that decision? >> it's horrible. it's political grandstanding by nancy pelosi. we've been stuck in the sands of

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more progress on carjacking. >> take your time, our next guest still has no answers after his 18 year old brother was shot and killed in chicago last month. fox news political analyst, jana caldwell, joins us now. great happy with us this morning. if you would only give us an update. any leads? i know no answers. where are we in the investigation it into your brothers -- nothing is truly solid to charge someone. how did he feel? >> mean progress and what? out of all the crime committed last year only 12% of the lead to an arrest. progress in what? the county prosecutors refusing to pick up blasted the

tim cook county prosecutor as well as the superintendent police. when you talk about progress creating more soft on crime policies like the no chase policy in the chicago place at the request permission from their supervisor before they can trace somebody in the car but they can't to somebody on foot. the criminals know the laws better in chicago than a lot of the citizens do. >> is so bad i'd bring in the national guard. if somebody really wanted to get something done and wasn't able to politically do you think they would ask for the national guard right now i think it's that bad you have to retake back the streets with military? >> elders pin democratic state representative who is a friend of mine. on a number of cases they've been denied there's been a number of other democrats who also made that request for the truth of the matter is you have to get some footage.

to get very specific there are policies like, for example, there is 100 -- people have been charged with murder for all who have these ankle monitor bracelets on that cannot be manipulated. there's been reporting that shall not appear they spent about 3200 people wearing ankle monitor bracelets become a 90 of those people have been charged with felonies. if you have 100 people who have been charged with murder they can manipulate the bracelet they can go find the person who witnessed the crime and take them out? now i'm free and clear. we have to really attack this at the root cause. to conduct about what kind of progress you're making, i don't give a damn until you fix the core issue this is a lost issue. >> to take this whole circle to your employees personal story 12% cobra that led to an arrest. only 12%. last year was the deadliest year for chicago and a quarter-century. >> is a family member of a victim, the stats you are living through this written up and how

does that make you feel? >> the fact that they are trying to take this victory lap as a complete fallacy of what the real facts are. the reason they are doing this is because people like ken griffin, billionaire from illinois commits moving his business from chicago to miami. businesses are leaving in droves. she says we have a reduction but look at the some of these districts where they fed 100% increase in violence bid is are downtown neighborhoods where tourists go. or hotels rely in that business can lower tax revenue and tax base exists. they want to create a picture that's not real. people are in fear of their lives in the city of chicago that touches every neighborhood. it used to be concentrated southwest side mostly were african american coming out everywhere. you cannot go to lincoln park because he may be shot come he may be murdered. >> you walk in your brothers room, he's not ever coming back any of the mayor saying or making progress. only 12% of arrests last year.

>> i am heartbroken, ainsley. my little brother will never be here again. but i have to fight. that is the only mauve motive i have here. turning my pain into purpose and speaking out about my brother. so many victims don't have a voice in the fox news family has been tremendous. thank you, ainsley, you've reached out. sean hannity has been amazing. everyone here at the fox news family has been so supportive and ensure that my brother's life and legacy does mean something. and will mean something for the other folks who don't have a fox news channel to speak for them. >> he did not die in vain. you're going to use it for god's glory and to try and change the laws. >> we are working with elected officials on drafting those kinds of plans right now. >> more "fox & friends" coming up.

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>> navies who we'll swam returns tomorrow at one of those lives lost in the war on terror and to raise money for the men and women who made it back home. here with me now are retired navy seals paul pedro, ray care commander bill brown judy grissom the coach appeared to them and, what an honor to have you on the couch this morning. >> good morning. >> billet start. you started this swim -- first of all tell me about your inspiration. why this? why the hudson river? why choosing this race to honor? >> you know statue of liberty mean so much for so many people. so many americans came through there when it became members of our country, the torch for freedom. 9/11 memorial committee of ellis island. i thought what could connect all of these iconic landmarks? one of the great things that this event does is shows the character of the men and women in the military. i have guys coming from all over

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>> is going to be the featured artist bill american summer concert series rages on and takes over the summer. that is holy water and it makes me think that we should read the lyrics. here we go. that's read the lyrics. >> did you type in lyrics? >> what are you doing? now you're going to play the music video. while you find that i'll tell you this story. his grandfather that their family member i think was a

preacher but on the site he was running everclear up the east coast during prohibition. when he read the lyrics of the song he said he could relate to it. >> somewhere inside the black ford of pines a little white church and the edge of a field of grain be the preacher was ashes sealed flakes every sunday morning at the door. where's the stuff about the car? when you set aside he stuck around inside the popular luck in the hatch walked out of flashlights and guess what they found, as seller full of holy water then comes the course. no one knows who it comes from them, but come but he can find it anywhere from alabama to kentucky, get the whole southeast side of the country --

a victim and thinking how to do television brian kilmeade has another lesson for me. >> together you have to wonder commute to see what kind of water is it? it leaves you thinking. as a cup full of navy seals were talking about. don't go anywhere because if a summer concert series. standing out there is the michael moore boy smoking barbecue on fox square. we've little right here. speak at y'all get your food in there? what a cast-iron. might even have some mac and cheese on there.

thank you for that. 1 of 28 master chefs in america needs here with us. on the sale last week i get replaced on mother, this group week of getting replaced by a master chef beer does not look good for me on fox. >> believe me, john, you're here. but we do have some nice gifts were going to be giving you guys that should be unset. were going to be giving that we i think. >> the reason were given these nasty will will you get steve's knife kit. last week steve was trying to cut our prime roast with a plastic knife. i'm like steve or not in airport we have real knives here. do you need to this home, this is for more compliments our friend at winco, thank you guys

for that. >> that's so nice of you. >> don't put that in your carry-on. they frown at that on the airport. the vfp's are getting the lamb come of the mac and cheese, we've got some wings. some mushrooms, mashed potatoes. >> this guy is an amazing shift. thank you so much. >> that's great news for the lamb. once again declining texas

governors greg abbott's invitation to coming down into the the border. todd kim anything yet? take a look of the video from the scene, they are pressing in on the biden administration's claim administration now dealing with an uptick in migrant rivals, don't fully understand the magnitude of the chaos created by president biden's policies. here is his message to those leaders, listen. >> there up in arms about a few thousand people coming into their communities with the past

few months. anyone sector in the state of texas with more than 5,000 people come across that sector every single day. i started by saying people to washington, d.c., when local officials could not handle the number of people that i come across their border. to the border but the democrats keep saying no. >> the texas governor invited us to the border. with the texas governor should do is invite those who are trying to find housing in the state to give them housing, and so defending them here. >> this is a real crisis. i don't know why people are trying to downplay this crisis of almost 100 new arrivals per day. all of those border states that

of helping -- keep in mind the uptick here in new york city may be a few thousand. the uptick at the southern border? in the millions. back to you. >> thank you, todd. the unmitigated gall to listen to mayor's like mayor adams complained about an uptick, a surgeon illegal immigration in their cities while their party and policy create the problem with the southern border. i don't know the perfect analogy, but it's a bit like somebody bailing water out of about taking on the ocean, and complaining about which way they are testing the water is it's coming out of the boat. you need to feel what the people of texas, arizona, new mexico, california field. you need to feel a taste of the problem occurring on the southern border. because they were encouraging the water to come of the boat. they said come on over the border. we welcome you here.

they are not securing the border even though the white house is saying that they are, they are not securing it paid all of these people are coming in more than 200,000 every single month. we have seen such an influx. 500,000 got away they are saying. roughly 800,000 got away. then was put in place he is forcing enforcing an outcome it's gone. soon title 42 will be gone even though that's not being strictly enforced. how dare the mayor come into your point, well, the massing we're getting 100 people per day. are you nuts? you're getting thousands in texas and you're complaining to the governors you provide housing? this has been going on for years. you can't handle 100 and you're telling him to make room for 700,000 in small town at the border? are you insane? this is a 50 state issue. mayor adams has been asked twice to go down to the border. he's not had an opportunity to

do something to the biden administration is another guts to do. go witness the cows for themselves trying witness the problem. just a problem in new york city. can you imagine the opportunity look around and say this is insane. stand with the republicans and say we have to stop this. it's turning over our cities and begin to address the problem. i've never seen a major problem handle the way they are doing it. not looking at it, not visiting it, not being question on it. no network is coming down there. this is arguably the biggest problem in america today. not just illegals coming here to make a living, what about the ones that are coming here to distribute and sell drugs, and commit crimes? >> what about the terrorists? there are 56, terrorist watch list trying to come over. that's just since october. we just killed the number one guy and al qaeda over in afghanistan. we are all worried how are they going to retaliate against us? they can just walk over her

border we may not even catch them. that's what senator korman was grilling christopher wray, the fbi director he went in front of the senate judiciary committee and he said how can we make sure the biden administration is staying the border of contrition should cure? what do you think? do we have to worry about more terrorists coming in? listen. >> and director my focus was asked about the border, he frankly from my standpoint said the border was secure. from your vantage point is the border secure? >> look. i think the border present significant security issues. there is a wide array of criminal threats we encounter down at the border appeared to me it represents a significant security issue and represents a wide array of criminal threats to flow out of it. >> but it was deferential to may

or may orchestrate out and he had to making that statement. here's what's so astounding. you know you have terrorists coming across the border. we have 56 terrorists that we know of, this probably tripled up because we can possibly control a board of the size. that would force the administration to take action and financial security measures. he doesn't want to get involved in politics but it wouldn't be politics to me, guys, it would be doing your job. is not helping the media's going out of their way to address the problem or blaming republican governors because they are republican governors in arizona and texas and chipping illegals to various cities. they are saying that that's the problem? 65 people in an air-conditioned bus is a problem. meanwhile yesterday wnba star brittany grammer was sentenced to nine years in prison in

russia for possession of cannabis. now this story has been infused with hypocrisy speed 11, one of the many athletes would criticism for the american justice system now suffering injustice when it comes to the laws and the lack of due process in russia. the hypocrisy continues because faith president kamala harris had this to say about her citizenship. she said russia continues its wrongful detention of brittany grammer appeared to should be released immediately. to that though, and the hypocrisy to me and committed to following. brittany grammer got nine years for drug possession in russia, which sounds a lot like most of the criminal sentences kamala harris got for the same exact thing when she was attorney general of california. >> and kamala harris tweeted that ouchi was condemning what

russia was doing. but then she was immediately criticized on social media by so many people since she was the d.a. in california. she sent some of the people to jail or prison. she prosecuted thousands of marijuana possession cases at a higher rate than her predecessor. those were the complaints. they were think she's a hypocrite. so pico so how do we get around? obviously she's being a political pond. obviously these are just small remnants of the drug russia finds illegal we would not have much of a problem here in the u.s. without. she admitted guilt, they say you have to admit guilt if you want the case to proceed. having said all that had to get her out? >> in exchange for brittany griner and paul whalen wayne balance towards russia that wasn't even good enough. nicknamed the merchant of death, characterized in a hollywood movie starring nicolas cage, the lord of war. that's the current terms.

those of the terms for brittany greiner. mark meadows white house chief of staff talking about trading this arms dealer for the wnba star. >> when they it makes leaders like xi and put in a lot more aggressive if we continue to see it. a nine year sentence for miss griner aside. we wanted to come home but now we are trading her for a prisoner that i actually was convicted of's conspiracy, who killed american citizens. you know it sets a very bad precedent. >> it is. who is the next american that's going to get captured standing outside in embassy or visiting us spouse in a country, whether it's iran, russia, or china. who's the next one? >> russia will now. we'll trade them more -- >> will make up a bar fight. all of a sudden something is planted on somebody and you have another american inc. trouble.

evidently victor booth is related to vladimir putin. one conversation they want another asset in germany it's even worse than victor pruden. and that's a nonstarter. >> paul whalen's been present over there in russia for five years. there's still no word and it's unclear whether or not we'll do the trade for both of those americans. >> it's go to carley shimkus with some additional headlines this morning. >> i certainly do an organist or the fox news alert. one person was killed and two others critically injured at the mirage. police believe a fight broke out on the eighth floor before shots rang out. the hotel wasn't locked on for over an hour. the suspect there is still at large. fox weather alert, a lightning strike outside the white house last night leaving for people in critical conditions. did you hear about this?

u.s. secret service and u.s. park police saw that massive bolt and immediately got to responders to lafayette park. two women the two men were found near a tree and life-threatening condition with no word on how they are doing right now. twitter is slamming comments made by elon musk in a countersuit over his abandoned attempt by the social media giant. elon musk claiming he walked away from the deal in part over the number of spam account on the site. twitter is a cute inc. must give repeated mischaracterization after the billing i was unable to find any false or misleading statements that would justify his actions. and a star is truly born. georgia police are on the hunt for a thief who looks a whole lot like actor bradley cooper appeared the man is accused of shoplifting a rotary laser from home depot. you can see his face in the top left side of your screen. this is not the first time criminals have been celebrity doppelgaengers.

two years ago david schwimmer look-alike was caught stealing, which the actor poked fun at on his twitter is an almost identical side-by-side. i believe the david schwimmer look-alike was caught stealing beer. >> that's hilarious. >> that guy does look like bradley cooper. that's a complement to the thief that they asked for his likeness and they're like you're not who we thought you were at. let's do a blood test. let's do a dna test to make sure. >> we hope is apprehended, because that's the law. it's been in the news. i think it was -- >> they were playing each other. >> thank you, bill. still had on the show. after china fires rockets in the

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>> andrew warren has put himself publicly above the law. in june of 2021 he signed a letter saying that he would not enforce any prohibitions on

sex change operations for minors. he signed a letter saying that he would not enforce any laws relating to protecting the right to life. so today we are suspending state attorney andrew warren effectively immediately. >> florida governor ron desantis suspending state attorney for ignoring the law. warren says he will stay in little job despite the governor's orders. great to have you this morning. how does that work out this morning? when sis is going to stay in the job. ron desantis has removed him from his office. how does that work going forward? >> he's no longer the state attorney in that jurisdiction. governor ron desantis is the chief executive of florida. he has a duty to make sure the laws are faithfully reinforced across the state. he felt, based on prior statements, they wouldn't

enforce the law. prior actions the law enforcement said they couldn't get their case is resolved effectively for the safety of the community, governor desantis made that decision for the interest of the state of florida in that community that he would remove him. he has signed that order. so is no longer the state attorney. >> compelling statement it last night. you cannot pick and choose which laws you enforced. here though now is what andrew warren is saying producing today tish is calling it a political stunt, is a legal overreach that continues a dangerous pattern and splits in the face of voters of hillsborough county pair the people of the right to elect their own leaders not have them dictated by an aspiring presidential candidate who has shown time and again he feels accountable to no one. what do you say to that? >> governor desantis has shown time and again is that he will use the law on the constitution that requires him to take care of the state and ensure the safety of the state, and will

take actions that are necessary for that result. and you know you can't sit by while tasha meanwhile you saw yesterday in the crib conference law enforcement came out and expressed their frustration. he said look, when you have prosecutors like those that have agendas that are put in front of the safety of the community, or helping law enforcement, that's a problem. they were feeling those effects. ron desantis is the chief executive had no choice. look at what is happening around the nation when you have these prosecutors that come in with an agenda that puts put victims in the backseat, that leaves law enforcement at the vic mercy of these radical agendas, crime rates spiked, the murder rate i think is 50% higher than the state and national average. governor ron desantis did what's best for the state and what is required to do. >> i can't help but notice you use the plural term, these

prosecutors. we know for a fact as he put out across the nation i can imagine andrew warren is the only state attorney in florida who was picking and choosing which laws to enforce. is this the beginning? will ron desantis remove other state attorneys in florida? >> will what yesterday showed as they are looking at this. you know you cannot have a prosecutor that the community elects to faithfully enforce the laws, start announcing they're not going to enforce laws. that's what's happening in new york and chicago. it's great that you're in florida we have a governor that will assist the stones that happens that's why law enforcement officers i would suggest they would go to be a florida hero.com. country star michael raise here and help perform life in the next hour but first we'll join them on stage to discuss his brand-new music.

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death of breonna taylor. this includes the detective who was previously cleared of criminal charges. taylor was shot to death in her apartment after officers knocked down their doors without identifying themselves. taylor was hit multiple times. all four of the officers charged face the possibility of life in prison. in indiana sheriff's office and ensuring a clarification on the crash that killed congresswoman jackie laura skin to staff members. authorities now say the car was split writing and across the center line hitting another car had on the congresswoman it to weitzen the other driver were killed. indiana second district of massive waters waterspout coming ashore and leaving behind a trail of destruction. video showing multiple houses in

the area completely destroyed by the strong arm which knocked out power to 50,000 homes and businesses. for more in the story, the fox weather app or stream parks whether in your favor connected tv device. and you can soon be the owner of a signed baseball card from mark zuckerberg. the facebook creator was once elite little league star and even scientism baseball card back in 1992. now former coach will auction it off at just $1 according to stats on the back of the car down my card and zuckerberg hit 23 at-bats and had no standing 923 batting average. how about that? guys come outside to you to you. >> thank you, curly. >> if you will of his chart topping hit like whiskey and rain and one away. his new ep the warehouse session is coming out. how do we know that? >> his multiplatinum you know michael rainey joins us now.

>> how are y'all doing? >> you are originally from the orlando region, what town? and you've done several videos new film that area going to your old stomping ground and things like that a sitting head of people that you love. >> it means a lot for me to be able to give back to my community that gave so much to me. so whenever i can go back and not only just give back to those people the port so much in demand made me believe in myself to chase this crazy dream. not only do i get to do that but i also get to help the local economy on what i feel this middle america. you know it some of the greatest people in the world. i'm always honored to be able to bring it back home. >> i'm a big country music fan. i know you grew up with country influenced by what you call a traditional country. i love outlook country. it was it? who serves as michael raise inspiration?

>> oil and, obviously am a product of the 90s so gary allen was a big influence. the list goes on. pretty i grew up on that outlaw stuff. i've got one right here? we'll talk later, we'll do it later. >> so come on michael, how do you feel about new country? some pie time people who have seen traditional country are resentful what you might find on the highway? >> it's always been a battle for years and what is country. generations of music that is influenced by the generation before them come of what their parents growing normally. i grew up on what my dad and grandfather was listening to. so i think any time that we can expand the horizons while honoring and respecting the foundation of country music come as long as that never goes away i think anything we can open it up and let people into the country world i think it's a good thing as long as we don't lose that foundation. >> you can hear the roots and your music. and there is a resurgence of the

traditional sound. you can hear country music going back to its roots. >> yeah i think. country music is what makes you feel something. for a while it was melody driven. i think it's coming back to it and glad it is. i think when country music expands itself and brings a lot of people in and we can shine light on those men and women for us. >> at the beginning of the show we were talking about one that got away. that's my favorite the juicing. i was asking the guys did you all have a girl that got away? will said his wife got away for five years when they were dating and then he got her back. >> and look at you now, well. >> how about you? did you have somebody they got away? did you write about some of it they got away? >> i had somebody in mind when we were recording it. you always get somebody that might have slipped to the fingers. >> while billy joel puts the

name of the sock brenda rented a committee want to tell us who thought when they got away was? >> brenda didn't have an instagram back then. so there's a thing of social media and our people can look them up. >> i know when you are that's on you left out because it reminded you of your great grandfather that was a preacher. >> my grandfather -- like there's another song we get the film back in my hometown in a little church called baptist church, it's a church that still running. pastor mark necklaces keeping it going. my family it's back to the beginning times of that church so when i was listening to the song it really struck a chord with me. my grandparents had stills back there and they were running moonshine pair that whole area was full of things going on in the woods that people didn't know what was happening. to be able to record that back in that area where we all grew up in the church where we all grew up that was a cool moment cool moment. >> i can tell you how excited everybody is here behind the scenes you've got navy seal

member is hanging out. it's an exciting day your own "fox & friends." check at the warehouse sessions it's out today streaming on all platforms. mike is going to stick around and sing all throughout the show. >> holy water is the last one you're going to play judging by the list. >> recall that the set list. >> now you're just giving things away now. now nobody is going to watch. still had senator lindsey graham who can't sing, senator jack keane doesn't try geraldo rivera can do anything. thanks so much, by the way. michael ray, everybody. [applause] announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction.

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of -- >> the bus rolling into midtown manhattan after mayor adams rejecting another offer to go into the southern border. >> live at the port authority bus terminal in new york city. this is just developing. >> literally within the last 5 minutes this bus came here to terminal 14 here, gate 14 is the port authority. it unloaded 50-60 it looks like by my count, migrants from a number of countries. venice will oppose the most represented by my count. just trying to ask these individuals. they were able to save their country of origin. we also heard a few honduras, ecuador, and a spattering of columbia. they were greeted by a nongovernmental organization that huddled them together, gave the marching orders, then took them away. i believe you are looking at for the office right now. this is all in response to the request by governor greg abbott to have mayor eyre adams come

down to visit the texas border. mayor adams declining that offer. mayor adams instead sing i want funding from the federal government. governor greg adams brought little bit of the texas border here in new york city. i can hear, if i'm not mistaken, some of the conversations being hot for those individuals arrived here in gate 14. again, trying to speak with as many as possible. not many spoke english. i asked them why they were here and ask them what they knew that what they were doing here. if you are the individuals who spoke broken english were able to say work but by and large it was unclear if they knew why they were here or what they were going to do upon arrival. again, texas governor greg abbott conferment just moments ago that the busload of migrants that arrived here was in the last 5 minutes was from his state of texas. back to you. >> all right, todd, thank you so

much. >> 17 minutes now -- is todd still there? >> i'm still there still there. >> todd see if he can get some answers to questions is kaiser walking by you. >> while the buzz has just pulled out. that's why we are not in an empty stall. the bus was here. like a set within the last 5 minutes i was able to interview some of those individuals, nobody gave me really any answers. i asked them what are you doing here, why are you doing here? most of them said no english. some said work but by and large my main question do you know where you are and why you are in the big apple? obviously the language barrier prevented me from getting any answers to that group left with an ngo, nongovernmental or an organization that took them away from the media and the bus terminal deep in the port authority to points unknown at this point. >> i know some of them are some of the migrants take them over the jill biden hudson t new york

and some of the secret planes or other avenues. do you get the feeling or did anyone tell you they are going to live with family members in new york? i think they'll volunteer to get on that bus. i know greg abbott was saying if you want to go to dcl send you to d.c. if you want to go now to new york city you can get on the bus. >> right to bear that was sort of a preliminary question to see if i could breach the language barrier. many of these circumstances if not all i could not. in terms of where they are going to go nobody gave me a sense of him going to go visit grandma or i'm going go visit mom or dad. nobody gave me a sense. mayor adams complaining that the shelter system in new york city is going to be overrun by a number of migrants coming in the thousands. we keep making this point in texas or arizona they are not dealing with thousands, they are

dealing with millions. you should go to the border which will is what mayor adams is supposed to do. >> all right thanks, todd. tensions between china and the u.s. are escalating over china's interest -- of course he's moving they are getting sent which will have no consequence. also launching military drills. >> people's republic of china launched an estimated 11 ballistic missiles towards taiwan. we also expect that these actions will continue. >> meanwhile japan's protesting, so it's just about everybody in the region. here in the u.s. the pentagon just delayed the scheduled intercontinental ballistic missile test again to avoid

angering the regime more. here to react fox news senior strategic analyst retired four-star general jack keane. general come of this administration and this democratic speaker are not on the same page but how does that make us look? >> well i think right from the beginning the reason why this thing got spun up so much, obviously there was a leak the nancy pelosi was going to visit taiwan. that leak came from this administration. somebody who was obviously opposed to it. but really what happened is when the president made the offhand remark in response to a question walking out of the room where he said while the pentagon doesn't favor or the united states military doesn't favor. that wasn't a completely true statement. they just provided some of the risks that were going on. i didn't save it as it shouldn't take place but that spun up the prc entire propaganda effort as a result of it. because they saw an opportunity here, a division in the united states government, and an

opportunity, possibly, that they could get the united states to stand-down the visit. that would give them a huge propaganda victory. so that's really what started this crisis and heated it up so much. >> so right now we understand bloomberg reported that the state department and white house is furious with the speaker for doing this. they try to convince her and said wasn't -- that she shouldn't do it and they get the sense that she wanted to do this for her career capstone. you know she's about to lose her job. that would be absolutely awful for personal gratification but i don't think -- i'm on the trainer should be telling us what to do. right now we understand that they have five separate exercises basically surrounding the island. and one rocket just went over the island for the first time. do you believe this is a dry run for an invasion? >> well the d-day invasion is whatever one looks at. that's an amphibious invasion and air and missile attacks. obviously likely a parachute and

helicopter assault on the island itself. that's a formidable undertaking. it's the most dangerous one obviously because the reality is that taiwan is in danger of losing their sovereignty. but the most likely one is actually an adjunct to what we are seeing here. and that is some kind of quarantine or quasi-blockade where you deny air and maritime access to taiwan, let selective action go through. so the population isn't starving, and put huge pressure on taiwan and its allies. this is sort of in keeping with their playbook. remember this is -- they genuflect to the sun tzu, who is the preeminent military strategist. many of which the united states follow come as i have as well pick the number one principal for sun tzu is to base your enemy without having to fight them. and that is their playbook.

they've been executing intimidation, coercion, all of this pressure to forest i want to capitulate the mainland china's control and they're not going to do that, obviously. but yes this is sort of a rehearsal. they haven't done anything like this since 1995 in 1996, when the president of taiwan visited the united states and a similar reaction took place. not on the same scale as this, but, listen, brian the way to handle this is not to stand-down in any way, it's to further commit to taiwan and make sure -- we will learn that lesson in ukraine. make certain were sending military leaders and to coordinate military plans and how to fend taiwan. we don't do that. a more substantive one would be military coordination without military leaders that doesn't

happen. >> it's nuts. i hear your frustration, general. we see this car crash about to happen overnight if embracing ourselves. thanks so much, general, we appreciate it. coming up when nation at 8:00 we discussed this right over the top and who winsome sears to make it a place for people who love history to go interstate virginia. he used to run the country's budget as he filled out this new deal as well as forgiveness of student loans. ramen rail will do the new school. herschel walker -- meanwhile let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. you have the weather not only here but elsewhere. >> yes, downstairs actually. your show was fantastic, i've been on it before and i highly recommend it. here's what we are talking about in terms of heat across the country. it's very warm out there temperatures in the 80s in new york but it's can it be even

warmer with the humidity. 91 is your daytime high but feeling more like 100 degrees and some of these areas. dallas, your ad 101 today, or 104 rather. showers and thunderstorms for the southwest, that's can i bring some flooding concerns and, unfortunately, more rain in the forecast for parts of kentucky that dealt with historic rain the last few weeks. we have flash flood watch is in effect through today for kentucky and then even into west virginia and ohio. it's gonna be a big deal we have this frontal boundary that's not going anywhere and that means no more rain in the forecast and then early next week. we will continue to monitor that. the southwest, this is good news, they need rain for the drop but bad news because we could see flooding and we could end up on a good note. there's nothing to talk about in the traffic right now. that's not to say that things couldn't change because we know that they will. but foxweather.com will have all of your latest details. all right i'm tossing it over to

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♪♪ ♪♪ it's just whiskey and rain ♪♪ it's been nothing but a hangover trying to get over ♪♪ ♪♪ >> that's michael ray singing whiskey and rain part of our all american summer concert series right now live on fox square. >> brian: i always thought ainsley that will's dream was to be on the tour broadcaster. he wants to be a singer. his passion for music is unbelievable. you would give it all up for country music. >> ainsley: do you sing? >> will:. >> brian: no i don't know what he's doing. >> ainsley: do you play music. >> will: no. i love country music. >> brian: you wouldr if you had your druthers if you had the ability to be a country music star. >> will: if i had the ability no doubt. hegseth wants to be a comedian if you could reinvent yourself

he would like to stand in front of a crowd and stand jokes. >> brian: i didn't know that. >> ainsley: me either. >> will: i would rather do what michael ray is doing right now. and you would do what? >> brian: this. >> ainsley: write history books. >> brian: i don't know. i don't want to talk about myself. i would rather talk about you. there you go. listen, there's a lot to go over. we're going to be outside in about a half hour and everyone's eating for free out there enjoying the music. go to fox nation right now and you'll be able to finish that song. >> ainsley: yeah, he has a new album coming out go and support him because he's supporting fox news, he's here today and i know you will love this new album, his name is michael ray, he since whiskey and rain, holy water, one that got away, he sings higher education. >> brian: there will be alcohol in every song you'll break up with somebody and meet somebody in every country music song >> guess what else is happening? the border problem is a 50 state issue. governor abbott as taking action saying i'm sending illegal immigrants instead of staying in

my state to washington, dc. when the mayor of new york started complaining and then invited him down. when the mayor of new york refused to come down, he had to move. >> ainsley: that's right. >> will: the first bus load of illegal immigrants from texas has just now arrived in new york city. >> brian: that's the move. >> ainsley: and this is texas governor greg abbott response to new york city mayor's eric adams repeatedly refusing to tour the border. he invited him down there and he said no or didn't even acknowledge it as a crisis. >> brian: you're at the port authority right now. what are you seeing now ty? >> at this point that bus has come and gone. though migrants presumably now spread out into the city. but like you mentioned within the last 20 minutes that bus arrived behind me here at port authority in new york city and i believe we're going to show you some video of that arrival. it was frenetic. that bus circled the port authority block for what seems like 20-30 minutes before finally securing its location in gate number 14.

at that point, migrants waited on that bus for about five to ten minutes before they disembarked that bus and were greeted by a group of ngo individuals, volunteers, who then gathered that group and took them somewhere, unclear at this point. reports that there could be a shelter greeting these individuals. but it is unclear. through broken english i tried my best to understand where these individuals were from. the majority seemed like they were from venezuela, a smattering from honduras, ecuador and columbia. all this coming, like you mentioned, in the introduction, following greg abbott's offer on mayor eric adams to come visit the border instead mayor adams at the border him and earlier today abbott's office releasing a statement on this arrival saying, quote, in addition to washington, dc, new york city is the ideal destination for these migrants who can receive the abundance of city services and

housing that mayor eric adams has boasted about within the sanctuary city. governor greg abbott going on to say this. listen. >> up in arms about a few thousand people coming into their communities over the past few months. in any one sector in the state of texas we have more than 5,000 people come across that sector every single day. and i started bussing people to washington, dc when local officials could not handle the number of people that had come across their border. >> and, again, i don't think i can overstate the freneticness of this arrival. it seems that port authority didn't know necessarily where to put this bus. this bus was circling for, like i said, 20-30 minutes. and just a quick little commuter explanation for how port authority works. these individual buses on a day in and day out buses hundreds if not thousands of them come through the lincoln tunnel by and large make their way into port authority and have a stall waiting for them.

that was not necessarily appearing to be the case here. eventually they did get a stall and eventually those migrants did disembark. but, again, not a calm morning here at the port authority. we'll see where these individuals make it and again i think it bears repeating, mayor eric adams said repeatedly that the shelter system cannot handle the two to three to four thousand migrants that have arrived here in new york city on the whole. 50 more today, pales in comparison to the situation at the texas and arizona southern border where millions have arrived so far, some 7000 per day. back to you >> will: todd i know you're struggling through a language barrier and had only a few moments of access to these illegal immigrants since they got off the bus but is there any sense of what happens to them after they're intercepted by the members of that non-governmental organization? where do they go today? >> again, it appears that a shelter is going to be their next destination. i did not get a sense in that broken english that any of them

were going to visit a family member, stay with a family member. one individual i was able to make out that he said work. he said -- obviously he is here assuming he is going to be working at some point in the very near future. but there didn't seem to be a clear explanation even through my broken spanish that there was a destination like relatives waiting for them on the other side. so again pure speculation, it does appear that the shelter system, vis-a-vis these ngos is going to be their next destination. >> ainsley: where do they go to work-yeah, right, this is the first spot abbott has sent? where do they go to work. >> brian: emma sure they'll apply for citizenship. >> ainsley: you're not allowed to employ an illegal immigrant. >> i think we all know at this point that's kind of a red herring. we all know that illegal --. >> brian: in a restaurant. >> right. so presumably if they want to

get work they're going to be able to get work, we all know that at this point. but specifically how they are getting from port authority, what the process is, presumably that non-governmental organization that i might add was ready to greet the migrants when they got off the bus, a group of about seven or eight ladies were ready to greet them. they definitely -- i don't want to say aggressive, that's being presumptuous but they were very much trying to control the situation, take these migrants away from the cameras, move them into a huddled circle where they then gave them marching orders. i saw one report that they were discussing whether or not they had their papers. again we'll see where they go from here guys. >> brian: yeah, title 42 no single men will come across, right? except for every one of those people on the bus. >> they were i would say 60% brian, 60 to 70% were single mans. >> brian: they don't qualify. they should have been turned around. how does that happen? >> there was no authority to turn them around, brian. there was a bus conductor if you

call them that, bus greeter and that was it. >> ainsley: all right. >> will: todd live from port authority thank you so much todd. >> ainsley: the mayor here asking for federal dollars because saying illegal immigrants are filling up the homeless shelters in new york city. interesting how these democrats and liberal leaders wanted these illegal immigrants to come in, they didn't care the border was open. in fact the administration saying it's secure when we know it's not. but then when these illegal immigrants come to their cities then they get upset and they don't want them here and then they ask for federal dollars. >> brian: eric adams was saying do me a favor stop the flights to west chester, to long island. in newburgh new york you do these midnight flights next thing you know we have these illegal immigrants here. they have no money we have no money to support them he claims. the other story originally he said governor abbott stop sending people there. he said i'm not sending people there i'm sending them to washington but i would like to invite you down to the border and come and see what we're

dealing with. you think a hundred people is bad you won't believe what we're dealing with. he rejected that. here is eric adams rejecting the invitation. >> the texas governor invited us to the border. what the texas governor should do is invite those who were trying to find housing in his state to give them housing instead of sending them here. this is a real crises and i don't know where people are trying to downplay this crises of almost a hundred new arrivals a day. all of those border states that are not doing what we're doing, they need to do a better job. >> ainsley: he called it a crisis >> will: uh-oh a crisis in his city several hundred illegal immigrants in his city. >> ainsley: what did he say a hundred a day? ? . >> brian: he complained i'm getting a hundred people a day. they're getting 7000 a day in texas. these are small towns. i've been down there three times. you live in texas.

>> will: yeah. >> brian: you know these are small towns with not a lot of huge surplus to take on thousands of illegals. >> will: your problem according to new york city mayor eric adams. your problem texas according to washington, dc mayor muriel bowser your problem. >> brian: the president doesn't want to call it a crisis. he's calling it a crisis and at the same time he says it's a texas problem but at the same time he's saying i have a problem. you're saying, i guess someone gave him sodium pent that before he went to the microphone. you're saying a problem with illegal immigration because people are sending them there but it's not my problem it's texas's problem. >> ainsley: well, there's so many concerns with the boarders being open and one is terrorists because they've caught 56 terrorists or people on the terrorist watch list at the border. those are just the ones they caught this fiscal year this october. 56 of them. america just killed the number one guy in al qaeda in afghanistan a few days ago or last weekend.

are we worried that terrorists could come into our country, try to infiltrate our country, try to repeat what we saw on 9/11? yes, many of us are worried about that. and that's what senator cornyn was grilling the fbi director yesterday on capitol hill about. listen. >> when director mayorkas was asked about the border, he made the, frankly from my standpoint, implausible statement that the border was secure. from your vantage point in your opinion, is the border secure? >> well, look, i think the border presents significant security issues. there's a wide array of criminal threats that we encounter down at the border. to me it represents a significant security issue and represents a wide array of criminal threats that flow out of it. >> will: there you go. meanwhile in 15 minutes or so, we're expecting a new jobs

report. now as is the case with everything in politics these days, reality doesn't matter it's only a matter of how you define it. some expectation the jobs report will come in around 150,000 new jobs added which is much less than the half million jobs added the last several months. karine jean-pierre, the white house press secretary has said, look, all part of the transition. we're simply an economy in transition. don't worry about reality. listen to my words, my definition, and how we describe this transition. >> brian: jobless claims were up yesterday above prediction. >> ainsley: yeah, they were. >> brian: you think maybe the jobs report adding jobs might not be as high. >> ainsley: look at wal-mart they're playing people off. they changed their profit report because they don't think they can make as much profit as they thought they could and now they're laying people off. >> brian: the bigger question is what about this $725 billion deal that kyrsten sinema of arizona just signed off on yesterday. so a formal vote happens today >> ainsley: tomorrow. tomorrow. >> brian: oh, tomorrow? >> ainsley: yep. >> brian: what will that do to

the inflation reduction act. how will that affect the economy? and what is exactly in it? number one it could, the bill is not supposed to infect inflation positively or negatively. if anything it's going to add to inflation number now at 9.1 %. going to extend the obamacare subsidies. shouldn't that not be subs diced it's about ten years old. the incentive tax will be different because it won't have it in it because gone atlantic ocean to kyrsten sinema but it's going to hamstring corporations who like to take incentives and invest it. >> will: according to the cbo. >> ainsley: yeah, exactly the congressional budget office that isn't affiliated with any party they said this inflation dubbed the inflation reduction act would have little affect changing or combatting the inflation issue which is 9.1 %. they said this year negligible affect on inflation. next year in 2023, very little

influence they said. if it does alter the inflation it would be by .1 % and that could be higher or lower. so it could hurt or help, only by.1 % though. >> brian: useless. >> will: you have this letter from 230 economists house and senate leadership where they're warning the effect of this bill on the economy. they said this in their letter. the inaptly named inflation reduction act of 2022 would do nothing of the sort of and instead it would perpetuate the same fiscal policy errors that helped precipitate the current troubling economic climate. >> ainsley: that was written -- >> will: 230 economists. >> ainsley: yeah. they all are highly educated and have a lot of experience. one's the former chair of the council of economic advisors, one's the former director of the onb, one's the former president of the federal reserve board, then professors from princeton, uva, notre dame, duke, columbia and university of chicago that signed on to that letter. >> brian: yes and we're going to be stucked with this, shoved

down our throats. we talk to senator lindsey graham about that in about 25 minutes. >> ainsley: to carley for more news. >> carley: china announcing stalling dialogue from climate to military negotiations after speaker pelosi's visit. live fire military drills a around the island of taiwan. beijing on cooperation returning illegal immigrants, climate change and illegal drugs is suspended until further notice. the measure by china are the latest in the promised series of steps to punish the united states for allowing the visit to the island. >> a man hunt is underway for the arsonist who blew up two nebraska homes leaving four people dead. witnesses say they heard what sounded like gunshots before hearing the big boom. police received reports of a man speeding from the area in a silver sedan. a motive for that is unclear. police have not yet released the identities of those victims

>> former tv news anchor kari lake comes out on top in arizona's gubernatorial primary race narrowly defeated business woman karrin taylor robson backed by former vice-president mike pence. lake among a long list of primary winners backed by former president donald trump she will face former secretary of state katie hbos in arizona's governor's race this november >> here's a question is connor mcgregor hinting at retirement. the mma super star tweeting out a cryptic message saying mma i'll never forget you easy work. the irish fighter who has been mia in the octagon is set to make his acting debut in a remake of patrick swayze's beloved classic road house. >> all you have to do is follow three simple rules. one, never underestimate your opponent. expect the unexpected. two, take it outside. never start anything inside the bar unless it's absolutely

necessary. and, three, be nice. >> carley: the ufc fighter will star alongside actor jake jill hoff. >> brian: he's natural always puts on a performance. >> will: i don't know if you want to mess around with road house. >> ainsley: oh, really? a classic? >> will: that's one of your movies -- how do you remake patrick swayze in road house. you don't remake top gun. >> ainsley: everyone loves him though, so talented fun to watch we're all pulling from him when he fights. i don't watch these fights regularly i watch. >> will: who plays dauphin him or jack jilling hoff. >> brian: do you know the sound track? >> will: no, i don't. somebody here's got it. >> ainsley: do what did you yesterday, just make something up and claim it. and claim it. >> brian: wow. i've never seen this side of

ainsley ever. wow. >> ainsley: joking around. >> brian: meanwhile still ahead, arrest release repeat. soft on crime policies in new york city allowing career criminals to walk around freely including this shop lifter, more than a hundred arrests. fox news corespondent geraldo rivera is upset. but first here's michael ray performing kiss you in the morning. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> i want to kiss ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ baby let me hear you say oh, ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ i want to kiss you in the ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ yeah, i want to kiss you in the morning, ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ yeah, i want to kiss you in the ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

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>> well meet the nyc shop lifter with 101 arrests let go almost every time. that is the new york post describing 53 year old harold gooding who mayor eric adams calls recidivist number one highlighting new york's soft on crime policies. and crime is so bad, in fact, an mma fighter was forced to step in and tackle a guy who was accused of assaulting people on the street. he describes the or deal on sean hannity's show last night. >> he hit an old man, he hit a younger person, so what's to say he's not going to hit another person. so we all chased after him. i caught up to him. i literally just grabbed him, was able to take him back. i used the ja jet sue move

called the seat belt position, he tries to sling me off of him which helped me actually drag him to the ground where i was able to subdue him in less than 30 seconds. >> so let's bring in the five co-hosts and fox news corespondent at large geraldo rivera. hey geraldo. >> hi ainsley. >> ainsley: you knew sean was going to interview that guy didn't you? >> i would love to have jumped on that guy myself ainsley. in my day that's what people did. >> ainsley: yeah, right? we need to train our police officers to do that. >> well, they are, many of them. but i was just saying that, in my day during high school and early college days, when i first moved back to manhattan after university of arizona, i mean you walked around, you were part of almost the citizen's patrol. if you saw something happening that was, you know, bullies picking on someone or robbers, you intervened. too often now i notice that people turn away when they see something bad happening. they think it doesn't involve me, why get involved.

but it really, i think, if new york had more of that attitude, rowe's attitude you could cut down on this crime. back to the headline, the mayor's point, you know, ten people committed almost 500 offenses. you know, major crime is up 37% but it's the same relative small number. that's mayor adams point, the same relatively small number of perpetrators committing crimes and doing it again and again and again and being released on this ill advised bail reform, harold gooding. how can you be arrested 100 times, convicted, done three jail terms. the mayor says a hundred times, how many crimes did he really commit? 200? 300? 500? a thousand. >> ainsley: good point. >> he thinks part of the problem he's dealing is ill advised maybe idealistic prosecutors who don't put the safety of the city first, they put, you know, the rights of someone who is almost

certainly going to be a recidivist. almost certainly will be in a revolving door go into jail a couple days or maybe just one day, can't make bail, okay, there's bail reform you walk, goes out commits the crime again. >> ainsley: what do you think about bail reform? is there any hope the legislature will change these laws because seems like the democrats really love this soft on crime policy. >> well, i think because, just as you said it right there, ainsley, it sounds so bad. i really believe that the governor and others are striving mightily to change the reforms that largely took place around 2020 just before the pandemic, or as the pandemic was starting. the whole notion that it doesn't matter if you can't afford bail, we're still going to let you out pending your trial. the problem is it just, you know, repeating crimes over and over again until finally somebody gets hurt. >> ainsley: okay. it's very rare that a republican

can win in this state but lee zeldin, at least talk on the street he's doing really well in the polls also because he wants to fight this crime issue, which is something that is so important. >> he could win. >> ainsley: something so important to democrats and republicans here. exactly. we want our city back. we want a clean safe city again. >> zeldin could win. >> ainsley: he could. thank you geraldo. have a great weekend tell erica hey. >> still ahead we are standing by for the july jobs report, charles payne is going to break down what the numbers mean for you and your family as soon as we get them coming up next. but first here's michael ray performing live on the fox square. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

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>> folks across the northeast are sweating it out embracing for the second heat wave in just weeks. temperatures this boston soaring to 97 degrees yesterday breaking a record set way back in 1928. >> ainsley: new york city areas of connecticut and areas of pennsylvania also expected to approach high records. >> we don't want to give it all away so let's go to janice dean for the forecast >> janice: i appreciate that. let's look at the temperatures, later today today into the 90s close to a hundred in the northeast, 97 is what it will feel like in new york, 96 in boston and then heading into the weekend, you know, not as warm but still warm enough that it's going to cause problems if you're outside for a long duration of time. we could see some thunderstorms in the northeast as well as portions of the ohio and tennessee river valley. unfortunately, that means you kentucky. they've had historic rain over the last couple of weeks and this weekend we could get several inches in a short period of time, flash flood threat again today for portions of kentucky through west virginia up towards the mid atlantic as

that frontal boundary continues to linger and then it's hot across much of the country as well. i know we are heading into the worst part of the summer, but people are urged, of course, to take precautions especially if you are, you know, prone to heat-related illnesses. all right foxweather.com for all of your latest details of course as we head into the weekend. over to you brian, ainsley and will. >> will: thank you janice. >> ainsley: thanks janice. >> brian: straight to a fox news alert, jobs report just released much higher than expected the us adding 528,000 jobs next month. >> ainsley: that is better than the economists were expecting, 250,000 and the white house was saying, what, 150. >> brian: that will get joe biden out of isolation the unemployment lowered to 3.5%, that wasn't neil cavuto that was charles payne reacting. so you're just looking at the numbers now much higher right? >> much higher than consensus a strong number, best number since march which was 750 because

they've been trending lower since march. a really good number across the board. the only thing, and i always quibble with this, i think it's probably the more important thing is participation. the unemployment rate went to 3.5% from 3.6 but participation actually went down. so we're at 62.1 right as february 2020 when the pandemic hit we were 63.4. so it's still somewhat amazing to me that we have not gotten back up to the same level of participation despite the fact that wages are higher and jobs are plentiful. >> will: you point out charles that's a number that interests you, labor force participation. is that the story we keep hearing over and over i can't find enough and keep enough help. >> yeah. if you look for instance wages, people who are leaving their job are make significantly more than people staying at work and that's one of these things contributing to this wage price higher. there's a lot of programs out there still that we don't talk about that aren't necessarily

publicized that allow people to still stay at home. but at some point, you know, these wages have to deduce you off the sofa i imagine. i didn't get a chance to go through everything. one thing we've also been seeing is people getting second jobs or side hustles. uber reported earlier in the week they had a 76% increase in drivers. so there's -- we've got a bifurcated economy right? certain great amazing jobs out there that pay very well and then beneath there there are certain jobs where people are struggling and trying to keep up with inflation, maybe getting a side hustle. >> ainsley: charles we've seen, since biden got into office, gas prices just sky rocking. they've gone down a little bit lately and the white house is bragging about that which is interesting because they're responsible for it going up. it goes down a little and now they brag about it. listen to this. >> gas prices are now down $0.86 a gallon from their june peak saving american families with two cars on average over $90 a

month on gas. >> ainsley: right, save us $180. make it go down another $2. >> all they focus on is messaging. it was supposed to be gas prices and crude oil was going to go up and never come down as long as there was a war in ukraine. when it goes up it's putin's fault. when it goes down, it's biden's victory. listen, there's a lot of things involved in that including this recession, you know, this dark cloud looming over everyone. people are beginning to, you know, start to cut back on things like gasoline demand has gone down. >> brian: people aren't driving as much. they're deciding not to make a trip, not making sense. >> we had that big boom, some people call it revenge traveling, i haven't seen grandma in two years but as that fades away you'll see a big pull jack and there's also some other sickical factors involved as well. what's interesting though, i was just reading, russia's oil is

being sold on the international markets for like 19% less than regular oil like from saudi arabia and these other countries. so the irony is russian oil would actually be making oil prices not going, not putin's war. but, you know, listen, it's a really dicey situation. we'll see what happens with the market, because now the federal reserve seeing today's number is going to get even more aggressive in trying to turn this market, this economy lower, which is tough. >> brian: which means interest rates go up. >> yeah, but mary daily of the san francisco fed says stop whining you have enough stuff already. she was really talking to you though [laughter]. >> will: charles i know you've seen country music so you can head out. >> i'm going to get out there now and get the pipes ready. >> will: still ahead what's in a name? economists say the so-called inflation reduction act will actually do the opposite. senator lindsey graham on the impact of democrats nonstop spending next. but first here is michael ray performing one that got away. >> ainsley: i love this song! ♪♪

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year, inflation will go up or down 0.1 %, that's not much of a reduction. this bill has tax increases on imported oil. the taxes in the bill will be passed on to consumers at the $75,000 or below level. the sub dis for obamacare go to people who make as a family of four. a bunch of bs that it will reduce inflation. about as accurate as saying the border's secure and the taliban didn't know is in kabul. it's a lie and will make every problem worse. >> ainsley: senator we just killed the number one al qaeda guy terrorist in afghanistan and now there's conversation on the hill about what happens to our southern border. will they try to retaliate? will more terrorists try to get through and i know you sent a letter to secretary may or kiss about this issue. what are your kern's and concerns and did you hear back.

>> my concern is we have an invasion of illegal immigrants coming into the united states that compared to last year were up 150%. we're marching toward three million illegal entries into the country, the border patrol is tied up processing illegal immigrants and it would be so easy for a bunch of al qaeda type terrorists to get in that crowd, come through the border and kill a bunch of us. so, yeah, we killed him that's a good thing but he was in ca bull living in the house number two of the taliban government which is bad thing. they're back at it taliban giving safe haven to al qaeda coming here again most likely through a broken border and the biden administration is not doing a dam thing about the border. i told mayorkas stop lying to the american people, it is not secured and if you don't change your policies on overseas, excuse me, catch and release and asylum and going back to remain in mexico terrorists are going to exploit this broken border and it's happening on your watch, it's just a matter of

time until we get hit again from afghanistan through a broken border if we don't change policy. >> brian: he doesn't care he's flat out lying and doesn't care and the administration wants to ignore it. >> he is lying. >> brian: these democrat mayors in dc and new york are almost ignorantly saying what is going on here, we need federal help there's so many illegal immigrants. they're actually, by them coming out speaking honestly about being overwhelmed, they might actually get joe biden to go to the border. what do you think? >> no, i don't think joe biden's ever going to the border because he scomplaint can't explain what he sees. i've been going down there for years trying to work on immigration reform. we've lost operational control of the border. the border patrol agents overwhelmed by processing illegal immigrants. they can't deal with the drugs, the crime and most importantly the terrorists. this is a formula for a disaster. rise of al qaeda and afghanistan

just like before 9/11, a broken border open invitation to come to america and kill a bunch of us and nobody in the biden administration's doing a dam thing about it. i'm here to tell you america rescue plan didn't work. this bill is not going to reduce inflation. the border is not secure and the taliban did know about al qaeda. so we live in a real world of just a bunch of lies and this bill is a lie about inflation. >> will: and it's going to pass in case you don't know last name they came to terms with senator kyrsten sinema they'll announce it saturday. senator grand i know you're fired up i'll talk to you. >> thanks much. >> ainsley: he's going to be on your weekend show. >> brian: yes he will. don't go anywhere michael ray takes the fox stage, we see him. holy water --. >> ainsley: he does what brian tells him to do. >> brian: and i saw a set list. >> ainsley: yes, holy water's coming up and dana perrine a who loves country music you have to stay tuned you can maybe hear

him in your studio. >> oh, i'm going to be listening and i wish i were there. you guys have had an amazing concert series thank you so much and a great show as always. well, more than 200 economists sounding the alarm over the hundreds of billions of dollars in democratic spending. will the plan raise inflation take our economy over the cliff. maria joins us, we have new jobs numbers we'll get her take. plus china cuts countryical ties with the u.s. overout rage of pelosi visit. wa does that mean? newt gingrich went to taiwan when he was speaker he will be here. and terrifying moments when an suv plows into a parade injuring several. what we're learning about the person behind the wheel. we'll see you at the top of the hour. have fun at the concert. ♪ ♪ entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby.

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section is out today, right? >> it's out today, yes, live versions of the songs that we have on the higher education ep, we wanted to do something cool and new for the fans and we just got in there and recorded live acoustic versions. >> michael ray, thanks so much for making this summer work. >> thank you so much, man. thank you. thank you fox and friends. love you all. >>. >> ainsley: have a great weekend >> the border crisis coming to the big apple texas governor greg abbott escalating his feud with democrats sending a bus load of migrants to new york city. i'm dana perino bill has the day off good morning to you mike. >> good morning to you, i'm mike emanuel this is america's news room. republican governors have been bussing migrants to democrat run cities as part of an effort to spotlight a lack of border security. governor abbott now turning his attacks to new york city after mayor eric adams rejected an invitation to come witness the