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

crisis firsthand. >> mayor adams declared an emergency in response to 4,000 asylum seekers coming to new york city over the past three months. he says they are straining the city's shelter system. but, according to governor abbott, that is nothing compared to what texas is dealing with. >> public officials across the country, they do need to realize the magnitude of the chaos created by biden's open border policies. they're up in arms about a few thousand people coming into their communities over the past few months? listen, in any one sector in the state of texas, we have more than 5,000 people coming across that sector every single day. and so, listen, we're full in the state of texas, our committees are overrun and i started bussing people to washington, dc when local officials could not handle the number of people that had come across their border. >> we have team coverage, david spunt at the justice department with breaking details about the

biden administration forcing illegal migrants out of the us while allows buses to bring them in. but first nate reporting live from new york city. good morning, nate. >> good morning, dana and mike. so we've seen thousands of migrants bussed from texas to washington, dc, but this is the very first bus to arrive here in new york city and it got here exactly two hours ago at 7:00 a.m. the green bus circled the blocks in midtown manhattan a few times before eventually pulling into the port authority behind me. that's when a group of about 50 migrants poured out of that bus the majority from venezuela. there were a couple children, couple family units but the vast majority were single adult men. take a look at this video arriving this morning, the group was met by about ten volunteers who provided them with sandwiches and water. i spoke with many migrants as best i could with the language barrier. very few had connections in the united states. they seemed to have very few plans, if any, about what to do now. one volunteer tells fox news today, many of them will end up

in shelters, which as you mentioned mayor adams says are already overrun. we have reached out to the mayor's office this morning. we have not heard back, but he did say this about migrants arriving in new york city yesterday. listen. >> what this 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. >> mayor adams has a public event at 11:00 a.m. dana. so we're hoping to learn more about his reaction during that. but governor abbott argues this is necessary saying, quote, because of president biden's continued refusal to acknowledge the crisis caused by his open border policies, the state of texas has had to take an unprecedented action to keep our community safe, end quote. here's the governor responding to mayor adams last night. >> the cartels are not looking for housing in texas. actually, the cartels that are coming through texas, they are actually trying to get to new york where they can distribute

the fentanyl that they're bringing across the border. >> so preceding all this governor abbott invited mayor adams to come to texas to see the border crisis for himself, something the mayor declined. the one thing that everyone seems to reon this is the need for more action from the federal government, the biden administration. there's agreement from the mayors of new york and washington, dc as well as governor abbott on that. i can tell you from the group that arrived this morning, again a group of about 50, it appears half of them will be bussed to other cities in the country and half will rely on the resources here in new york city, dana. >> hmm. nate foye in new york city for us as the story develops thank you so much >> a new push to help a group of people known as documented dreamers. there are nearly a quarter million living here in the us. they came here illegally as children but advocates say they have a worse chance of becoming citizens than those who came here illegally.

david spunt has the story from here in washington. good morning, david. >> hi, mike, good morning to you. for years we've been covering children as part of the daca program. they are undocumented immigrants who came here, through no fault of their own, with their parents illegally. this is a group -- this story today focuses on what is called documented dreamers. more than 200,000 are living in the united states. they follow the rules. they've done all the paperwork and they came here on a parental visa when they were young. i want to introduce everyone right now to a man named patel, in his early 20s, born in india but after a stop in canada came to united states legally on his parents work visa when he was nine years old. we interviewed him on fox news three years ago, country cap op certain employment, visas, means whens the 200,000 plus like him turn 21 age out of the system and in some case resist deported. >> we are termed as documented dreamers. that's to emphasize that we are

children who grew up here, but we did have some sort of a documented legal status. but unfortunately those have prevented us from getting a pass. >> patel and others in his group improved the work for years to try to bring awareness to documented dreamers to members of congress to former president josh w bush had a meeting with him earlier this year. advocates on both sides of the aisle in congress are looking out for this specific group, improve the dream. congresswoman from iowa was one of the first members to raise her hand to help 18 months ago. >> we need these young talented young people who have, you know, gone to both elementary, middle school, high school and college educations here in the state. unlike, you know, talk of other individuals who come here illegally through no fault of their own, these young people are here with their parents. >> mike, she was one of the originals behind america's children act.

it passed in part in the house earlier this year. it's part of now the national defense authorization act up before the senate. those are hopeful it will pass in a few months then it will go to president biden. if it passes they are optimistic president biden supports this. if it does pass and signed into law it will give these 200,000 a little more breathing room to stay in the united states, really the only country they've known. mike. >> we'll follow it, david spunt live here in washington. david, many thanks >> in a fox news alert on the economy, the u.s. adding a surprising 528,000 jobs last month. that is twice as many as analysts were predicting. unemployment drops 3.5%. what in the world is going on? let's bring in maria bart roma. that's a huge jobs number how do you bring this into account when we had the gdp number last week saying two negative numbers of growth in a row. >> well, good morning to you,

dana. we have the good news and the bad news here. first, the top line number, the headline here, this is a block buster report. this is much higher than anybody was expecting. 528,000 jobs created in the month of july is more than double the expectations which called for job growth of 250,000. all areas of the economy actually saw job growth including leisure, hospitality, the services industry, the industrial industry. that's all good news. the bad news, this ensures that we are going to see a federal reserve that stays as aggressive as ever. the markets right now are pricing in, a 65% chance that the federal reserve raises interest rates by another 75 basis points in the next meeting which is in september. we are waiting for the jackson hole event which is where federal reserve officials gather. that will be news worthy in the coming weeks to find out how the

fed will deal with a jobs market that is still the federal reserve will continue raising interest rates aggressively, making borrowing more expensive and holding. also bad news is what you just mentioned, how do you have an economy that generates jobs at same time of being technically in a recession, two quarters of retraction is what we just saw. first half in recession, but jobs in july of 527,000, what does that tell you? that tells you that productivity is plunging, partly because of stimulus being thrown at people giving them more incentive to stay home. the participation point is down to a level of 62.1, the number

of people looking for jobs is down because they don't want to get back into the labor force, they have enough stimulus coming at them with the most recent chips package and new package joe manchin has agreed to, we're watching that. i just want to say, this is a good story, good for the american people to see this job creation, i am question figure this pace can continue, given the fact we have seen a sharply slowing economy and will continue to slow as fed takes rates even higher. >> can you help then with news we have that kyrsten sinema, senator from arizona had been a hold-out on build back better law, the inflation reduction act. they will take out that provision and she will be a yes, i know that you have 230 economists sent a letter about

433 billion in spending, it will not impact inflation? what is the impact of her yes vote on moms and dads across the country? >> look where we came from, when joe biden walked into the oval office, and he signed into law the covid relief package at 1.9 million and inflation up to 9.1%. bottom line, stimulus matters. what is going on about the senators? me, me, me and my state. joe manchin is getting promises to get permits and utilize energy expertise in west virginia. kyrsten sinema is agreeing because she's getting what her donors wanted, that is no tax of carried interest. it is incredible to me they can say yes to a package that will impact the entire country just because they are getting what

they want for their own state and their own donors, but that is what is going on. we all saw similar situation around the chips bill, number of republicans and congressmen said i will buy into it if my state gets something, let's get money to some industries, a lot of money going to the semiconductor industry, donors again. the senators are signing on to this more stimulus knowing the stimulus because they are getting something specific to their state and donorings and that's unfortunate. >> maria, thank you for being with us, big news and your expertise is appreciated. beijing is tightening its grip on taiwan circling the island with war planes and missiles after nancy pelosi's trips and

newt gingrich is only other high-ranking official to have visited taiwan in modern history, his message next. >> california attempting to guilt hollywood, cut the cameras to serve the states. >> and something out of my worst nightmare, yankee fan smash a ball out of left field and want to strike a deal to make it right? he'll tell us all about it.

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>> dana: the mother of the two girls allegedly murdered by their father as honor killings

take the stand in his trial. patricia owens says her ex-husband was abusive and she had fled with her daughters only to return days later. >> he was abusive. >> why would you go back? >> i was just scared. >> dana: the sisters were found in their father's cab on new year's day in 2008. prosecutors say he was angry his daughters were dating outside their nationality. we will follow the story. >> the fact is the speaker's visit was peaceful, there is no justification for this extreme, disproportionate and escalatory military response. >> secretary of state antony

blinken criticizing china for surrounding taiwan following house speaker's nancy pelosi's visit to the island. beijing is canceling dialogue with the u.s. as tensions spiral. greg palkot has more. hello, greg. >> greg: tough talk and tough action from china on day two of military exercises around taiwan. let's get to the action, taiwan air force jets, 13 war ships across the median line of the strait separating china and taiwan in the direction of the island. that is a busy waterway for trade. trade was pounded bichinese artillery raid in addition to missiles sprayed around taiwan in different directions.

their navy and air force are focusing on what it takes to block taiwan. commercial flights and shipping have been disrupted. washington confirming the u.s.s.s ronald reagan is deployed and being held there to keep an eye on china and its military activities and yes secretary of state blinken talking about significant escalation by china. more fallout from the visit by house speaker nancy pelosi now today in tokyo, chiensz says it is sanctioning her for provocative action and more and will cut off range of cooperative activity between beijing and washington, including communication between the two military, action on immigration and criminal justice, even climate talks. the prime minister of taiwan

branded china their evil mayor. back to you. >> greg palkot, thank you very much. >> dana: newt gingrich joins us now, it is great to have you, i notice in one of the eight measures against united states they say no more climate talks and that must hurt in the west wing today, i imagine. speaker, lots of differences between your trip and china, how do you see things now that she's on her way home. >> point out what a total lie it is to do anything on climate. they are building coal plants in the world, largest user of coal in the world, objective fact is they do nothing on climate unless to their economic advantage. they have chosen cheap energy

over climate. this is bologna. they are the producer of fentanyl, which is killing thousands of americans, we should be really angry at china, wee ought to understand that. xi jinping is up for a third time and wants to be the leading chinese dictator. he is shaken, he can't conquer taiwan. nancy pelosi reminded the chinese taiwan is still independent and i suspect it is a frenzy and they don't know what to do and we ought to act by doing what the admiral has says and make taiwan a porcupine and make it impossible to invade the island and remind china they

are vulnerable, not focus on the taiwan straits. they have vulnerabilities off shanghai and hong kong, a lot the united states and allies can do if the chinese want to get tough. >> dana: she visited judge pan and went to korea, she said we convey gratitude of congress for our servicemembers who stand for democracy on the korean peninsula. so much happening, the war in ukraine, there are hot spots. this seems to be a growing area where the united states has to focus and president biden is only midway through his first term, what do you think the president ought to do right now in order to prevent china from pushing further given that the chinese leader is up for re-election, he's being criticized for being soft to

pelosi's visit from his own country. >> i think the biden administration is trapped between on one hand hunter biden relations financially and openness to china, they softened our policies with china from where trump was. on the other hand, dictatorship of xi jinping is aggressive and we give them an inch and they try to take a mile, biden has a huge problem. first thing he ought to do is call for an emergency increase in appropriate for the u.s. navy, for first time since 1939, we are not going to be capable of dominating the seas because we are not investing in new ships, the chinese are and they are a formidable competitor. rebuild our own capacity and the biggest difference when i went in 1997, bill clinton and i had worked closely together on a

china policy that was tough. he didn't have aircraft carrier to east of taiwan, he sent two through the straits of taiwan. if a u.s. carrier battle group right now ignore the chinese missiles and chinese maneuvers and sailed right through the straits of taiwan, it would be soberings moment for the chinese dictatorship. >> dana: newt gingrich, wonderful to have you today, thank you and have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> russian court sentences wn.b.a. star brittney griner to nine years in prison, shifting attention to a prisoner swap. is the biden administration doing enough to bring jailed citizens home? is this really a good idea? trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪

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>> we think that britney and paul wheland are being wrongly detained, need to come home. there is a deal on the table, make the deal and get them home. >> national council sentenced wnba star brittney griner to nine years on a drug charge. russia saying it is indeed ready to discuss an exchange. paul wheland was arrested in 2018 on charges of spying and received a 16-year sentence. his brother david joins us. david, welcome. >> ink thats for having me. >> do you worry about the attention on brittney griner that your twin brother, a maen radio, could get left behind in russia? >> each case is separate, they

are in the same government, each american has their own case. i think there is always an opportunity one person will come home and we saw that in april. >> is the biden administration doing enough in your view to bring your brother and brittney griner home? >> from what i can tell, they have done absolutely everything they can, by making the offer, being willing to make hard concessions that are not maybe politically favorable. they have done everything they can, now we need to wait for the russian government to act in their own self-interest and let paul and britney go. >> are you concerned the united states will be forced to give up dangerous people, victor boot, in exchange for bringing your brother and brittney griner home? >> i'm confidence the u.s. administration, the president has ard visors who will talk through this and make the best judgment for the american

people. if they are willing to make that choice, i absolutely support it. >> your brother has been held since december of 2018, 3-1/2 years, you are not able to examine him, but what is your understanding in terms of how his health is at this point? >> i think mentally he's stayed strong, used marine corps training to get through each day as he can. he looks at it as being a prisoner of war. his physical health seems to be all right, although he lost 20% of his weight. because of sanctions, we are seeing food has been cut back, we are worried about his health and ability to stay fed and to stave off disease, we see a rise in covid in russia. it is his health we're most worried about. >> david, what has this been like for your family? >> it's a pretty hard ordeal to go through, when you start to think about doing it 16 years,

it becomes quite a nightmare. hopefully the u.s. government will find a resolution that the russian government will agree to and this will come to an end. >> david wheland, we hope your brother paul will be released soon and get back to your family. >> ink thanks, mike. >> dana: day at the ballpark went incredibly wrong when yankees super star aaron judge hit a fly bought that hit famed pizza shop owner paul giononi, in the head. dana does an interview about sports. pauly. go, i'm afraid to go to baseball games, i don't know if i pay enough attention to prevent getting hit. what was it like in the stands?

>> in my case issue the foul ball was hit, we were sitting down low, i looked to go get the ball and protect my wife, sitting next to me, i didn't have time. i went to look up and boom, it hit me right there on my low -- i saw the ball coming, it was shock. >> dana: we have a picture of that, that was shivul rus of you to jump in, i would like to believe my husband peter would be doing the same thing, we would be talking and miss it and get hit in the head anyway. what would you like to have happen now that you have had this ordeal, a chance to be on fox news and talk about it? >> the first thing i would like to understand is people understanding i'm not demanding anything. there was an article that indicated i was demanding aaron

judge sign the ball. like i say, i have a hopeful wish and a dream, i hope he can sign the ball that another fan was nice enough to give to me. i love to have him sign it, my grandson is a huge aaron judge fan, i am, too. my wishes that he would come to my slice shop in greenpoint and sign it there because my slice shop is -- back of my slice shop is homage to the yankees in the '60'ss and '70'ss. i'd love to have him there, i don't know how realistic that is. my dream is they get to serve my pizza at yankee stadium, like they do at madison square garden and i name a slice after aaron judge and this incident. >> i'm not originally from new york, but lived here a decade and i've come to love it and i love people like you and your dedication and love for the

yankees and i love i learned, i didn't know pizzeria was called a slice shop, now you have educated me, paulie gee, of course you are not making a demand, you would just love to get the ball signed. >> thank you for allowing me to get that out. >> kari lake, hotly contested primary against karrin taylor robson was too close to call for several days. lake will face arizona secretary of state katie hobbs in the general election this november. s >> dana: arrest has been made for a suspect authorities believe could have ignited string of fatal house fires. four people were found dead in two early-morning house fires just blocks apart from each

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>> dana: authorities searching for answers in eastern nebraska. four people are dead at spro separate houses and they were fires just blocks apart. authorities say an arrest was just made. what are we learning? >> dana, we don't have details about the person or persons in custody. we know details will be provided soon, there is a news conference slated for later in the morning. let's start at the beginning. you mentioned the horrifying crime scene in rural nebraska, 100 miles northwest of omaha, community where everyone knows everybody else. thursday morning, fire personnel rushed to the scene of a house fire and there they discover one person dead, another fire very nearby, just blocks away discovered and they find four

more people dead. gunfire believed to be involved in both of the scenes, little information about what potential weapons may or may not have been used at either home. we know how one person is in custody and the colonel from the nebraska state patrol had little information about what they thought they might find with the suspect. >> prior investigators believe accelerants were used in both fires and believe that anyone who was inside the home at that time may have been burned. therefore it is possible that our suspect or suspects received burn injuries during the instances. >> no clarity yet as to whether or not that is the case, of course we'll follow up on that and find out as much as we can about the individual investigators have taken into custody. nebraska state patrol had asked anyone in the community to

remain vigilant. they are asking the public for vigilance and cooperation as the investigation continues. dana. >> dana: thank you for that, we'll stay in touch. mike. >> in 2021, 73 officers were fo lonuously killed, as in murdered, while on the job, more than any year since the 9/11 attacks. this year's deaths are nearly keeping pace with last year's. this june more officers were murdered in this country than any single month in the past four years. >> mike: chilling warning from the top law enforcement official from defund police violence to death threats against supreme court justices. chtistopher wray says violence feels like a 365-day occurrence.

fox news contributor and lieutenant are here. welcome. joe how alarmed by increasing violence including politically related violence? >> i am alarmed by it. new york is an example. washington, d.c. seems to be the epitome of lawless think, but they are allowing it. how many are paying attention? when it comes to police, unless they are going against the police, they get on their phone, start texting, unless it is something important and only a select few senators pay attention to it. get on national television to let everybody know about this, it is a problem. washington, d.c., growing rapidly and something that can

be avoided if they get behind law enforcement again. >> mike: ted, law enforcement is being targeted, including ambush attacks, making a tough job more dangerous, right? >> certainly does. i think law enforcement face dangers that i've not seen in my lifetime at this recent time period. i can tell you that police officers are under siege. they are being outgunned and they are very well disrespected in the communities,un fortunately. i think the case of george floyd, we saw police officers kill a man on national tv, has set law enforcement back. i just saw in minnesota, where a toddler, a five year old was cursing a police officer out and

you you have to know and believe that was something he learned from some adult. so police officers are under siege and disrespected. >> mike: washington, d.c. turned to prisoners to get advice, joe, is there a concern there these prisoners may be able to game the system by talking with law enforce mentzment? >> i think they are going in for the wrong reasons. this is a self-centered move on the part of the politicians and the judges down in washington, d.c. not once did i see them ask the prisoners, what can you do to make relations better between the public and police, everything geared toward community centers and that is fine and dandy. they are still eshg eliminating

first line of defense which is law enforcement and not bringing it into the picture. the prison guards yes, but not getting guns off the street. >> mike: ted, you are our washington, d.c. guy, what do you think about this? >> i have to certainly agree with joe here. i think there are ways that prisoners can help out in the community, but what we need to do is put more emphasis on what is going on in the criminal justice system. simply meeting that when an arrest takes place before the ink is dry on the paperwork, these individuals are being let out on the street. i think that is the far more significant than actually even talking to prisoners who can of course provide them some information, but the reality is that police officers are under siege and they feel like they

are under siege not only by individuals who are criminals but they feel they are under siege by the criminal justice system and under siege by even law abiding citizens, a very unfortunate state of affairs we're in america when it comes to law enforcement. >> ted and joe, thank you for your time today. >> dana: disturbing footage out of new mexico, suv plowing into a parade, what happened next. plus, it is time for "saturday night live" to call it a day? growing speculation may pull the plug on the long-running comedy club, more from jimmy failla on why the laughs may have run dry. >> there must be a winner and hey, there. >> i will have fun and see if i

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last month not a good time to stop. >> jimmy: this is probably the most popular comedy show in new york outside of "the view," snl was intentionally funny, which is a starter. keanan, has validity, they should quit now why still culturally relevant. the show doesn't have the cache it once did, it has taken comedy and turned into political activism. the show used to launch stars, the most popular person is pete davidson and he's not famous for doing sketches, he's famous for doing kim kardashian. lauren could be leaving, what keanan is saying, they can protect creative process from corporate oversight without a

titan who forced everybody to keep mits off the process. if you get too many involved, like a cat, it is dead. it would be smart to end before it gets corporateized. >> dana: interesting, we'll have to see and watch exclamation point and get our laughs there. governor newsom is saying if you're in a republican-controlled state, you should not film in those states if they have anti-liberal values. his ad said to those in power to make decision about where to film, hire, open new offices, we in california say walk the walk issue choose freedom, choose creativity, choose california. a lot of companies want to film outside of california for good reason. >> jimmy: of course, this is why newsom is doing this, talk about other states than talk about why they are fleeing to begin with.

if you want movies to come back to california, you don't have to yell aboutia abortion rights, make sure you don't get mugged by a lizard. they are fleeing california because it is not business friendly and they don't feel safe. nobody wants to film a crime movie where they might be a victim of a crime during the shooting. >> dana: this is true, you speak truth, we love having you. have a great weekend. >> jimmy: you, too, take care. >> dana: thank you. [screaming] >> oh, my god, oh, my god. >> dana: joyous celebration ending in chaos as a speeding car plows through the crowd at a ceremonial parade in new mexico, a terrible site. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," bill

hemmer is off today, my partner is mike emmanual. >> mike: great to be with you, a shocking scene. in mexico celebrating native american culture, police reporting multiple injuries. the driver and passengers taken into custody. dan springer has the latest. good morning, dan. >> dan: a lot of questions it happened last night in gallop, new mexico, west of albuquerque. from the video, you can see and hear the chaos. >> what? [screaming] >> oh, my god, oh, my god. >> dan: a gold-colored suv plowed through a crowd of hundreding celebrating 100th annual inner-tribal celebration. people lined the streets for a parade and watched in hearer as the video barrelled through

hitting people at a high rate of speed. several were injuries, including two police officers. we are told no one has died. the suv came to a stop and police arrested everyone inside the vehicle, a driver and three passengers all taken into custody. new mexico state police are investigating and at this time not releasing anything about a possible motive. for navajo nation, this is a big event celebrating indian culture the navajo nation sends prayers to those affected. several were injured, but thankfully nobody was killed. mike. >> mike: dan springer reporting this morning, dan, thanks very much. >> dana: to another fox news alert, first bus load of illegal migrants sent from texas to new york city arriving in manhattan a block away from time square.

texas greg abbott after the mayor rejected an offer to go see what was happening at the border. within the last few weeks, eric adams and mirial have been complaining. they called governor abbott and other governors cowards and suggested all the migrants were coming to new york city, that wasn't the case. this was the first bus load, may not be the last. he didn't take the governor up on his offer to come see what is happening there to push together to get the biden administration to do more federally. >> he does not take him up on

the offer to see what is happening on the southern border. this ask caused by the administration, created this magnet that allowed this to happen while at the same time, when seeing huge number of illegal aliens coming through the border, you have cartels that are running the border flourishing the drug business because they flood one area, they distract law enforce mentz and worry about processing, hospital watches and crossing in the area knowing there are no more agents there anymore. >> dana: we've talked on this know chael the border crisis is not just something that affects texas and arizona and new mexico and southern california, this is a national problem. arnate floyd talked to migrants in new york today, they don't have a

plan beyond arriving in the united states, the group he talked to today, sir. >> no, a lot of people are going to different places in the united states. we see people from 150 different countrys, they pick different parts of the united states. they have said and i've heard it, we are going to areas that people advertised as sanctuary cities we are getting caught and released. the bigger problem, a lot of individuals come across and some of them they give the exact same name over and over again, we don't know if that is their name, they travel without passports or documentation. you have to take their name for it and we release them into the united states. instead of blaming governor

abbotts, blame this administration for the lawlessness in america. >> dana: the justice department yesterday made announcement about an arrest, indictment of four alleged guatemalan human smugglers and said the indictment demonstrate the department of justice commitment to holding accountable organizations that prey upon vulnerable people for profit. here is what director wray said to cornyn yesterday. >> this is an international human smuggling network, would you agree with me? >> i certainly know it is an eshg collectic mix of nationalities and the volume is staggering. >> that is public security threat, do you agree with me? >> it represents significant security issue and represents wide array of criminal threats that flow out of it. >> dana: what struck me and i worked at doj for a while, it takes a long time to put a case

together and get the indictment to prove in a court beyond a reasonable doubt. this is just one group, imagine how many are lining their pocket says as human smugglers. >> definitely, that is a really small number when you start seeing what they are actually doing and we see it often, you have groups that come across, they distract the agents and you have them crossing drugs and you see how relaxed the immigration pros has been through the administration with catch and release, it makes you wonder, how come we have so many got-aways that come across, we don't catch, don't know how many there are, can you imagine the criminal background, you get caught and released and they go the extra step, they know if they get caught, they won't be released, that is how reality is. that is how dangerous it is we do not know who the people are, we don't know how many they are

or where they are living now. they are in the united states and no one is paying attention to that. >> dana: art, thank you so much, there is debate ongoing about increasing the number of irs agents to like 87,000 while border patrol has twenty,000 and dealing with overwhelming number of people coming across, thank you, sir, have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> mike: turning to china which announced it is cutting ties with the united states on climate change and military relations. it comes as china continues to conduct unprecedented military exercise surrounding the island of taiwan. ayesha hasnie has the latest. good morning, ayesha hasnie. >> ayesha: it is frustrating lawmakers on the hill today, i had a quick chat with senator

lindsey graham. 450e is very upset over reports the administration is lobbying democrats to delay passing a bipartisan bill on taiwan that he and senator bob menendez, a democrat, co-sponsored. it would send billions in aid to the nation and make it a non-nato ally. senator graham says this is a big mistake and the white house is trying to appease the chinese, it comes as the administration postponed another minuteman three ballistic missile test because of tensions with china despite the fact china encircled taiwan and is conducting own military drills right now just off the coast. here is senator blumenthal on how the u.s. should be responding. >> china has to be warned that we will stand by our allies just as we have in ukraine and continue to do what we're doing

in taiwan is in effect preparing it, arming it, and supporting it so that china will be deterred from anything that is rash or reckless. >> ayesha: earlier this year that same missile test was cancelled because of tension with russia. senator cotton asked lloyd austin how long the administration plans to allow china and russia to dictate our missile test schedule and mike rogers, a top republican on the house armed services committee talked this weak-kneed pearl clutching attempts that will invite more aggression from our adversaries. here is senator kennedy. >> i think this administration believes they can deter hard men and they are all men, like putin

and xi with hoax and hot cocoa and they can't. >> ayesha: senator graham says this is reminding him a lot of what happened with ukraine and he thinks we need to get ahead of this before china tries to invade taiwan. mike. >> mike: ayesha hasnie live on capitol hill. thanks a lot. >> the criminals know the laws better in chicago than a lot of the citizens do and continue to violate them, they know what they can get away with, they do not fear prosecution or arrests. >> dana: gianno caldwell no stranger to violent crime, his younger brother was killed in chicago a few weeks ago, he and others are fed up and some victims are lashing out against the cook county state attorney and her soft on crime policies. mike. >> mike: strong jobs report fuelling concerns about economy, is the biden administration making things worse? >> dana: and construction worker

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>> dana: demanding answers from kim fok foxx. dozens of actives expected to speak the next hour over the number of murderers offenders foxx has allowed to go free.

what can we expect to hear today? >> we can expect victims of chicago crime to step up and slam the cook county state's attorney. kim foxx is best known for go ing soft on smollett. victims say she is tough on all crime and they are steeped in bloodshed. petty crime and violent crime are showing up in peaceful areas of the town. the state's attorney office recently resigned with a scorched earth e-mail saying he had zero confidence in foxx administration and more concerned with political narrative and agendas. part of the letter read if this administration was concerned with fighting violent crime fully staff units, not create policies. gianno caldwell's brother was recently killed on the south

side, caldwell is speaking out against soft on crime policy and leadership and restraints put on police. >> chicago police have to request permission to chase someone in their car and can't chase people on foot. the criminals know the law better than a lot of citizens do and they continue to violate them, they know what they can get away with. they do not fear prosecution or arrest. >> the press conference today will feature surviving family of victims of violent crime and they will say perpetrators had been earlier jailed and released only to harm their loved ones or not held accountable after the fact. chicago has seen a drop in homicides and shootings for the year, but starting at levels that rival the cocaine wars of the '80s and '90s, more than60 people have been killed in chicago so far this year. dana, back to you. >> dana: important story we'll follow, thank you. >> what you'll see, instead of

record high breaking number job numbers we've been seeing every month in the realm of 500,000 to 600,000 on average per month, we're expecting to be closer to 150,000 jobs per month. that would actually be a sign of a success of this transition. >> white house press secretary karine jean-pierre predicting cooler job support that might tame inflate knowio, but numbers going in the opposite direction. adding jobs last month and unemployment falling, let's bring in friday money team, steve and austin. austin, you get to go first this week, i'm told. 528,000 jobs is a block buster report, what is your assessment? >> i can see why bill didn't want to be here today, though steve is still here, last week,

seven days ago, they were saying the economy was in recession and we were going off a cliff. i think with job growth like this, there has never been a period where unemployment rate was this low and we were still adding 500 plus thousand jobs a month. we have to run out of bodies, you can't keep adding 500,000 jobs a month like this, there are not enough people. overall, extremely strong report, likely means the fed will raise rates to prevent a continued overheating. it is very strong jobs report. >> mike: the white house did not see it coming, down playing expectations yesterday and president biden is out with a statement saying the following, today unemployment rate matches est in more than 50 years.5%, more people working than any point in american history,

result of my economic plan to build the economy from bottom up and middle out, yet there is stifling inflation. steve, your thoughts on the jobs report and the state of the economy? >> steve: how did i know austin was going to take a victory lap here? it is good report, no question about it, i'm happy to see that. half a million jobs, austin is right, that is a great number. to set the record straight, austin, i've been saying the problem is not in the jobs market, we have had good jobs market for last couple years, the problem has been you still have a problem of inflation running 8 or 9% and waging according to new report growing just over 5% that means that is what i call cost of living recession, people feeling poor because they can't afford groceries and gas prices. my biggest concern going forward, as we speak, the senate looks like they will move forward with massive half

trillion spending and tax bill i think is extremely neg if i have for the economy coming on $200 billion a spent a few weeks ago, austin, we cannot keep going forward with massive spending bill and debt. i know you say this reduced the debts, i think it will make inflation and debt worse. >> mike: austin, what about the impact and what do you expect the federal reserve do to cool down inflation? >> on this bill, this is spread out over 10 years, and it is more than paid for, reduces the deficit and the debt by50 billion or more, it is totally different from the cares act under trump or the rest you plan under biden, kind of naked stimulus, i don't see that having impact on the short-run economy, i think your second question about what is the fed going to do, that will have a

short run impact and i actually think people shouldn't get too caught up in doing victory laps because the fed is raising rates as fast as they have ever raised rates and that is going to take a toll on growth. i'm hopeful we can implement the soft landing. some concern steve outlined, i've agreed with, he's been straightforward on those. >> we can't spend and tax another half trillion dollars, that is putting fuel on a forest fire. there is no way, i will make this prediction, it will make inflation worse. inflation has come down a bit, in the last 18 months, under biden added 3.5 trillion of spending to the budget, we can't, that will bankrupt our country. >> mike: many thanks. >> there is no justification for

this extreme disproportionate and escalatory military response. >> dana: the u.s. blasting beijing as china military holds live fire drill in water surrounding taiwan and beijing is taking direct action against the united states. plus, high-speed crash leaving six dead and many injured, what police are saying about this deadly collision.

>> mike: a horrific scene in los angeles, at least six people killed, including a baby and a pregnant woman after a speeding driver runs a red light. the fiery collision involving many cars. matt finn has more. >> good morning, this video is disturbing, the impact, destruction and loss of life from this fiery car crash is staggering. the big question this morning is why, in broad daylight, driver

of dark mercedes went crashing into cars causing a domino effect and massive explosion, that eyewitnesses described as sounding like a bomb. six killed, eight injured. the driver of the mercedes suffered major injuries, but survived. one eyewitness says he was just behind the impact and feels fortunate to be alive this morning. that man and other eyewitnesses say a baby also flew from the middle of the intersection, landing in a guess station and bystanders tried to help that child. >> one lady to the baby that was ejected and went running into the store with the child. i could tell there was no life

there. the devastating part, you heard the scream. you heard the scream. i don't know if it was a victim in the car burning or what. >> the aftermath images show the mercedes and other cars were obliterated, one car split in half. the driver of the mercedes was critically injured and charges would likely be presented to the district attorney's office. identities have not been released at this hour, we expect to learn more this morning and will bring you the latest. mike. >> mike: live in l.a., matt, thanks very much. >> the people are coming out to china to buy farmland and food and agriculture, doing so because chinese communists want them to. it is national security threat and surrendered advantage we have in america that we are the world's bread basket while china

can't feed its own people without food imports. >> dana: china actions raising alarm in american farm country and on capitol hill as chinese investors buy up farms and food companies posing major threat to major food industry. ask the controller to put up the map where states in the united states where china owns farmland. this may come as a surprise to people, it is not a surprise to you. how serious is this problem? >> it is incredibly serious, dana, food security is national security, and i think america needs to wake up to the fact this is part of a long-term strategic plan by the china to seize control over food and frankly in other cases healthcare and medicine, as well. they have increased holdings of foreign farmland 10 fold in the last 10 years and now own 1300

different agriculture processing businesses, that is a real problem. >> dana: since beginning of 2020, the chinese companies possess 1.9 billion in american agricultural land 192,000 acres and one thing that i've learned is that some of this land they are buying up is near military bases. can and should that be stopped? >> the fbi director has said that chinese espionage is the greatest long-term threat to thes military information, the idea we would let them get within 12 miles of the air force base is beyond my comprehensive. china spends billions trying to seize american intellectual

property and military sequence. we are giving them undo control over american farmland and factories that make food, but we're also letting them buy land just outside of a military base. it is time for america to wake up to the fact that china is not our friend. i understand we're in a global economy and i understand there are times international businesses making investment in america are good for the american worker, good for prosperity, but my belief in that investment ends when talking about our adversaries. >> dana: congressman, one question, legally can it be done to stop them? or new law needed? >> absolutely. i've introduced legislation that would do just that, i'm a leader on a bill with dan newhouse and others that would blab list, prohibit china from purchasing

american agricultural land. i'm a original co-sponsor and would say china cannot buy agricultural processing facilities. this is not some boogieman we are trying out, this is happening, 1300 agricultural processing facilities china already owns and their plan is to drastically increase that number in the years to come. >> dana: all right. we know the story and will follow it, thank you for being on the show today, have a good weekend. >> ink that you. >> mike: china continuing, dana, to launch large-scale live-fire drill in the water surrounding taiwan, the exercise raising alarm in japan after five missiles landed in japanese waters. a strategic planner at u.s. indo-pacific command is here,

arianna, welcome. >> ink that you for having me. >> mike: what do you make of the exercises? are they alarming? are they a real threat? >> the exercises were completely predictable, we like to look at them as signal that china is unhappy about speaker pelosi's visit. they want to practice maneuvers and ensure when the time comes they can take taiwan by force. they are waiting for some reason to blame it on the united states. >> mike: national security spokesman john kirby announcing the united states is canceling icbm test scheduled for this week, second time the u.s. has done that, the other time being with russia. congressman mike rogers house armed services saying this hurts readiness and will invite further aggression by

adversaries, does this cancellation make the united states look weak? >> i don't think so, the bottom line, when you are strong, you can be flexible, it is only the weak that feel a need to respond to every provocation and interaction. china trying to push the narrative their arngs /* aggression is justified. there are people in the region that might support the view the united states is being as provocative as china issue not something we need when looking for support for allies to deter chinese aggression against taiwan. >> mike: i want to pay a clip and ask you to respond. >> director wray, who is most geopolitical foe the united states faces in the next decade?

>> the people's republic of china chinese communist party. mike is director wray correct? >> absolutely. i wish this was a clip from 1996 instead of what just occurred recently. growing military force presents most significant threat to the u.s. in the region and the world and u.s. national security. this threat is growing, as well, chinese military capabilities will be greater in the next 10 years than they are today and time the united states responds with a sense of urgency. >> mike: thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> dana: the feud between gavin newsom and ron desantis escalating to a new level as florida conservatives respond newsom's attack with mockery and new york city crime crisis

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>> mike: cross-country feud heating up between political action committee and california governor gavin newsom after the governor claimed freedom is under attack in florida. kelly ogrady has the story. >> the ad criticized ron desantis, this time is parode political mud slinging. if flips the script on gavin newsom's attack between blue and red states. >> talk about what is going on in america. freedom is under attack in your state, dictator ron desantis let's you walk around without mask? that tyrant allows your kids to go to school during the pandemic? >> sentiment promote desantis throughout the pandemic.

newsom and desantis face reelection, rumor is they may be eyeing a run for biden's job and they are not alone, latest ad represents ad we may be seeing, all hinting at impending run with advertisement and media tours. the red state versus blue state policy divide is growing and mike, first taste of what side voters will choose and i'm sure many more ads. >> mike: feels like early political jockeying, thank you, kelly. dana. >> dana: next guest is mixed martial arts artist who sprang into action last week tackling a man that was attacking people in new york city. joining me is ro, you saw something going wrong and

decided to jump into action. if you don't have training, don't attempt this? >> definitely not, i recommend you either call the cops or just yell and scream for help. rocket /* i was able to help out. >> dana: in the video, you are there and somebody on your back. who is that? >> one of the gentleman that wanted to help out and stop this guy apparently he witnessed this guy assault another person, an older gentleman and also has kids. he was one of two people that told me he was assaulting other people and i just was able to use my training to be able to subdue him and he was helping to pin him down. >> dana: you live in new york city, have you seen an increase in crime in your area?

>> absolutely. at least for me, being able to walk around and try to live in new york city, i constantly get harassed, whether on the streets or on the train. i grew up in new york city, it is really, really bad recently. >> dana: tell me about mma, how long have you been training and who do you recommend it for? >> i've been training in the art of prazillion ju jitsu, and western boxing and currently learning jujudeau. i had an option to confront this guy. it would have been like assault on my end, to use grappling, whether wrest willing or the

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* * >> dana: the numbers are out and the economy created jobs in july, positive movement. why are experts signalling a lift and signing it, 230 of them warning us to brace for inflation fire. see what blows our way this time. plus china cutsing off talks on major issues with the u.s. and critics want president biden to

step up, when has that happened with him? former secretary of state mike pompeo, and phil flinn, faulkner focus top of the hour. >> mike: deadly lightning string at lafayette park, that killed an elderly couple sheltering beneath a tree. two other people were hurt, no word on their condition. >> dana: farmers across midwest fighting back against proposal to build a carbon dioxide pipeline, midwest carbon express that would connect ethanol plants in five states. we speak with a farmer against the plan and he joins us now. hi, douglas. >> this will affect 3000 farmers in the u.s., the question is, should they have any say?

>> this is your land for miles and you don't want anybody taking parts of it away? >> that is right. it is important we are here everyday and we know what is best for the land. >> meghan hammonds family has owned this farm in nebraska for six generations. the people who want to take it away are from summit, this would affect thousands of farmers. >> they will come in and cut a trench and the land is never the same. >> this will not be carrying oil like keystone, it will carry carbon, liquified version of the greenhouse gas. some are calling it the midway carbon express, part of national experiment with carbon capture that has big backers, including 3-1/2 billion dollars from the

biden administration. billion dollar pledge from facebook and another billion from microsoft. it would affect dakota, nebraska, iowa and minnesota, sending it through a main to be buried a mile under ground in north dakota. >> they will be taking land by imminent domain for their private gain. >> she is from nebraska, represents farmers opposed, she says the technology is too new for such a huge investment and says liquified carbon is unstable. >> soon as this carbon pipeline leaks or explodes, you are dying if you are in the vicinity. >> is this unsafe? >> absolutely not.

justin kircher, from summit, says renewable energy failed to make a dents in climate change and carbon capture is the best way now to keep greenhouse gases in check chltsz >> it is pretty simple, spend 4.5 billion, it will make ethanol plants for profitable. >> temporary improvement in our area is not worth the long-term risk, we have seen pipelines come through here before and show me the jobs. >> she says if the technology fails, it will be farmers left cleaning up the mess, that is it from here, back to you. >> important story, douglas, thank you for bringing that to us. mike. >> mike: nasa seattle captures an amazing site in january, it spewed a lot of water into the stratosphere, enough to fill

58,000 oshg limpic size swimming pools. the water vapor could weaken the ozone layer and affect the global average temperature. ♪ >> dana: before we go, incredible video showing a life-saving rescue by a drone, dropping a life vest to teenage boy drowning off the coast of spain. team of lifeguards pulls him from the water, the aircraft was operated by a company that makes drones for emergency rescues. that is quite something, i think. >> mike: really cool visual, please join me on sunday for fox news sunday. governor nikki haley is my special guest, much to discuss on foreign policy, check your local listings or 2:00 eastern on fox news. >> dana: you could hardly get a

better guest, perfect timing decision, thank you, mike issue great to be with you. everyone have a good weekend. "faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: new york city getting a taste what it is like for americans living near the southern border. united states on pace to see 2 million illegal immigrants cross into the sovereign nation. on this friday morning, the first bus load arrived in manhattan, courtesy, texas governor. i'm harris faulkner. greg abbott is getting the nation's attention and keeping it, sending illegals to washington, d.c. and bussing them to new york city escalating feud with liberal big city mayors abbott extended invitation to new york mayor eric adams to witness the crisis first hand.