griff: after all night voterrama the senate finally set to vote on $700 billion so called inflation reduction act. very soon kamala harris expected to be needed on hand to cast a tie-breaking vote for the spending bill that includes provisions of climate, health care and taxes, no republicans are expected to vote for this bill. welcome to fox news live. i'm griff jenkins. let's get right to chad pirgram who has been up with tired senators all night long.

what's the latest. chad: griff, good afternoon, the senate has met for more than 24 hours straight and voted for nearly 14 hours straight. exhaustion is setting in. senate chaplain barry black sought to calm freight tempers. >> our weekend work gently reminds us that freedom's price must be paid. as our senators provide the currency of perseverance to protect and defend this land we love. chad: there's gamesmanship, republicans controversial amendments to get vulnerable democrats on the spot especially on border issues and on energy. >> so the next time you see a mark kelly in arizona or a raphael warnock in georgia or a maggie hanson in new jersey or michael bennett in colorado or

katherine cortez, hey, we want gas prices to be lower, you know they are lying because they stood up and voted, raised the gas taxes, stick it to the producers, make our consumers pay more at the pump. chad: democrats lashed out at gop for striking a provision to cap insulin at $35 a month in private insurance plans, however, the cap remains in place for those on medicare. >> mr. president, life-saving medicines don't do any good if people can't afford them. if republicans really want to help patients get influence, they will help us get this bill signed into law instead of trying to derail it with amendments and trying to weaken the influence provision democrats want to pass. >> senators are now trying to figure out how to handle a potential amendment on changing the corporate tax. now the longer this goes on, the more dangerous it becomes for democrats. they need all 50 members present and voting yes. they are counting on vice

president harris to break a tie to pass the bill. griff. griff: chad, a quick follow-up, i know that you're watching closely this sort of discussions going on over this 15% minimum tax on corporations which is one of the biggest revenue raisers in the bill. what do you know about that? chad: well, you know, this could change how much savings they have and how much they have in deficit reduction. that's key. we don't know what the language might be. this is why this voterama is so organic and perilous for democrats the longer this goes on. griff: chad pirgram live on capitol hill. thank you, chad, we will check back in as warranted. ♪ ♪ ♪ china continuing to flex their military might with a fourth day of drills in the air and sea near taiwan in retaliation to house speaker nancy pelosi's trip to the island. alexandria hoff has the latest development, hey, alex.

alex: hey, griff, taiwan's military to conduct their own drills to test readiness in response to chinese -- china's show of strength that they have been putting on, artillery drills and warships started thursday and concluded earlier today. taiwanese believe it's -- leadership in the u.s. maintains that china's president xi jinping is using trip to taiwan as excuse to show aggression. >> what president xi decide today do is manufacture a crisis over pelosi's visit. he's got this fall, the communist party -- congress is coming up. he's seeking unprecedented third term as leader of china and this

is savor rattling by president xi. >> taiwan is a democracy that sees itself as sovereign. chinese government claims it has their territory. former governor and un ambassador nikki haley weighed on the biden's hesitation regarding speaker pelosi's visit. >> you know, i do think that nancy pelosi was right to go to taiwan. it's achime that biden tried to put a? a. yes, sir by saying the military didn't want her to go. china is trying to bully us the same way they try to bully their own people and we shouldn't have it. >> the chinese drills concluded for now, taiwan's transport ministry said it was gradually lifting air restriction that is they had in place, griff. griff: alexandria hoff, thank you. former president trump once again teasing another run for the white house as cpac convention came to a close last

night. jeff paul is live in dallas with the very latest, hey, jeff. jeff: the results from the poll are in and former president clearly still the most favored person when it comes to a possible 2024 presidential run and when you look at the numbers, it wasn't even close. 69% of attendees who were polled on this prefer former trump -- former president trump over other people who were on there, roughly only 24% preferred florida governor desantis and when they removed trump from the equation, desantis was the clear winner. very similar results. attendees we spoke with aren't at all surprised by the results of the draw poll and either former president trump as he molds possibly running in 2024. >> i want to thank you for your incredible support also because i just walked in the door and

told me i had a straw poll. >> when attendees were asked about most important issues election integrity led the way followed by immigration and energy independence and much to a surprise inflation was down at the bottom at number 5. griff. griff: that is quite a surprise, indeed. jeff paul for us live in dallas. jeff, thank you. all right, let's go to our political panel. joining us erin pareni, vice president at strategies and former communications director for texas senator ted cruz and laura fink, democratic strategist. laura, let's start with you as we watched the senate's -- democrats in the senate looking to narrowly pass the 700 billion-dollar bill that they say will give americans relief when it comes to the health provisions and of course combating climate change, why is this win, will this be a win for the american people by in large?

>> well, i will go with what joe manchin said about it that this is a red, white and blue bill. this is $300 billion in deficit reduction and you're putting money back in the pockets to have american people by lowering utility costs, by lowering their healthcare costs and by lowering their prescription drug costs all really huge for everybody across the political spectrum and i think this is a huge win for president biden but also for the swing states and swing democrats that have name on ballot, this is substantive relief for the american people while making historic investments and green jobs in investment in the long term. big win. griff: erin, how do you see it? >> you have 230 economists saying that this will only add fire to the inflation crisis and what are democrats doing right now in washington, they are not trying to tackle the inflation crisis. they are going to make it worse. we have a border crisis, a drug

crisis, an economic crisis, an energy crisis in the country and what are democrats focused on? trying to pad the pockets for those who deserve it the most, their friends in the energy industry that they favor. this is not going to help the american people and certainly not in the near term. people care right now about the economy, about inflation and about crime raging in this country. none of which democrats are trying to tack until this bill and they will force it down american people's throats and so democrats trying to say that this does anything in the near term is an absolute fallacy, tackle the problems that joe biden has created instead of trying to perpetrate and continue to push a far-left wing agenda. griff: laura, even senator bernie sanders questioning whether this will actually reduce inflation, the bill's name is inflation reduction act. >> it is the inflation reduction act and there's some disagreement between economists over that but what we do know is that it puts money in the

pockets of americans, it lowers utility costs, the healthcare costs are not in dispute. those are big deals. americans when they get to their kitchen tables know that they want things to be a little more fair. they want to have those -- those costs reduced and this does this in a substantive way and how does it do it, it taxes billionaire corporations and taxes -- make sure that tax cheats that have very high incomes are paying their fair share to the government. griff: wait a minute, is it going to do that? as we heard from chad pirgram, there's discussion, sounds like manchin and republican senator john thune in discussions about this 15% minimum corporate tax rate which is one of the biggest revenue raisers in the bill. you will have a hard time paying for it if you don't accomplish that. ultimately is this not arriving at what they had hoped? >> i don't see that. i think that voterama, you have

a lot of conversations and up and down votes. it's chaotic. i will say this it's going to come out on the other side because it's too important and we have to close hoop holes and companies making money hand over even with inflation pay fair share and get the money back in the pockets of everyday americans. griff: we will see exactly what we get and we may get final vote in this hour or if not very soon. erin, let me ask you, do you think that democrats have really caved or is it just negotiations to get something across the finish? senator sanders who i mentioned obviously having to give on this sort of taxing billionaires which he and senator warren have long made their crying call. >> well, voteramas are a painful process and they take a lot of hours and a lot of votes. but what you're seeing right now is democrats forcing the american people to ultimately pay more for everything. when they go ahead and they raise taxes on anybody, it always gets passed down to the

consumer. that's not going to help people right now. as democrats, they will stay in line, this is not helping the american people. more irs agents are not what the american people are asking for. they are asking for gas prices to be lower like they were in the trump administration and not over $4 a gallon. how is that anything that we should be celebrating? democrats get with the reality that the american people care and they could not afford things as before because you continue to fuel an inflation crisis. president reagan had a great line in debates versus jimmy carter when he said inflation is not a problem because american people are living too well but inflation is a problem because the government is living too well. the government right now -- >> i don't know if you noticed. >> they were under $2 a gallon under president trump. >> did biden get credit for that? griff: laura, i will give you

the final word. >> well, i will just say this. this is action to help the american people. gas prices are, in fact, going down. >> four dollars. >> cheering against president biden initially, you should probably give him credit for that. griff: so much to get to. ladies, we could continue on and on although unfortunately the clock says we have to let it go. we didn't even get by the way to the straw poll in cpac, we will have you talk about the impact that donald trump may have on the republican party as we get closer to the midterms laura fink and erin perrine, have a great sunday. >> thank you, griff. >> thank you. griff: dc police have now identified the third victim killed by the deadly lighting strike. >> lucas: a third person has been identified as a result of lighting strike across the street in lafayette park thursdays night. authorities say 29-year-old

bruce was vice president at national bank and in a statement books was an incredible young man who will be remembered by generosity and positivity and sudden loss is devastating. i appreciate the thoughts and prayers that have poured in from across the country. previously worked for nba's la clippers in the marketing department. the lighting strike was caught in fox camera thursday night. the national weather service announced severe warning in the area 7:15 and warned the wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. dc firing ems responding and elderly couple from janesville, wisconsin, james and dona miller killed in lighting strike and they were visiting to well bait 56th wedding anniversary, a fourth person, a female in critical condition, her status remains unknown and her identity, griff.

griff: luke's, what can you tell us anymore -- so the original victims we had, this is unbelievably tragic story. lucas: public space, 6 acres, statute of jackson. it's a place where tourists visit often and has best views of the north lawn and the storm came up very quickly. warnings were issued. 6:30 does not give you a whole lot of time to seek shelter and tragically lighting struck and killed 3 people and a fourth in critical condition. griff: lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn, thank you. request for help dealing with thousands of migrants arriving from texas rejected by the pentagon. more on that coming up.

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>> they haven't yet seen the fullness of what we are busing up there. we will be adding thousands upon thousands and more to washington, d.c. and to new york so that they can see exactly

what's going on. griff: well, you can see the fullness of it right here on fox news channel and only on fox news channel as we look at our fox flight team, our drone high above the rio grande in eagle pass, texas, in del rio sector, more than 1500 encounters with migrants in the last 24 hours, nearly 400,000 have come into just that texas sector alone unprecedented. something officials have never seen there. that sector 100% up from this time last year, last year the most ever on record. and migrants are continuing to cross into the u.s. in droves despite the triple-digit heat and texas governor greg abbott handling the crisis by sending migrants to dc and new york. but let's start with bill melugin on the ground.

it's been busy, bill. bill: griff, good afternoon to you. it certainly has. many migrants who are ending up in new york city or washington, d.c. are crossing illegally where we are in eagle pass, texas and very few of them are title 42. you mentioned more than 1500 crossings here in the last 24 hours, dhs number showing only 386 title 42 expulsions. group of 200 that crossed illegally in primed orchard. you can see many of them almost all of them single adult men primarily from venezuela and cuba. they are marching in single file lines but they are not being taken into custody by border patrol. texas dps are taking to buses and transporting them back to the port of entry where they will be dropped off into federal

custody. some of them might end up in washington, d.c. or new york but incredibly hot out here, dangerous for the migrants to cross. case in point, take a look at tragic photo. severely dehydrated and told them they had been lost for about 11 days. troopers went into the brush and found the corpse of this man tragically just goes to show he had succumb to the elements and it's brutally hot out here in summer months elsewhere along the border. take a look at the mug shot, this is a convicted rapist arrested after crossing near douglas, arizona in border patrol tucson sector, mexican national, saúl garcia ibarra, conviction of first-degree rape in salt lake, utah. take a look at photo here.

major fentanyl bust in nogales port of industry. 391,000 fentanyl pills being smuggled inside doors and spare tires of vehicle that tried to make it through nogales port of entry and good work there. we talk about how little title 42 is being enforced. in the last 24 hours, 799 illegal crossings in the yuma, arizona sector, out of that 13 people were. expelled via title 42. we will send it back to you. >> those are astonishing numbers. bill melugin live for us, thank you. let's turn to new york city where mayor adams accused senator for playing politics

with migrants. nate has been tracking arrival of the buses. hey, nate. >> the feud between greg abbott and new york city mayor adams saying as more migrants arrive in new york city. >> this is horrific when you think about what the governor is doing, the governor of texas after months of traveling across the border, placing them on the bus with no direction to come here to new york. >> take a look at this, griff, these are the migrants on the second bus arriving in new york city from texas. this is at the port authority this morning. mayor adams says the city will step up and take of the migrants but also says more help is needed from the biden administration. another thing to note that's interesting this morning, when the bus arrived, mayor adams says that it appears some migrants are missing.

>> about 14 people were dropped off here, but there are many rumors out there and so we don't know if people are being dropped off at different locations in route once they come near new york city. we were led to believe about 40 people should have been on the bus, only 14 got off. >> mayor adams blames fear and confusion for those missing migrants but that's something the city is trying to work out and comes after two days after first bus arrived in new york city. you see that here. texas governor abbott has been busing migrants to washington, d.c. for months. he says 6500 have arrived since april and it's all part of his plan to force the biden administration to finally acknowledge the crisis at the southern border. >> the more they see the numbers rise, the more they are going to be asking the federal government and it's going to create a situation for the biden administration where they are trying to help the liberal

coastal cities in the northeast deal with the immigration system while they're not helping the state of texas. >> griff, governor abbott promises this is only the beginning and thousands more migrant will be arriving in new york city and washington, d.c. in the coming months. we will send it back to you. griff: nate foy covering the migrant buses. >> you got pit. griff: boat to be carrying migrants tipped off the coast of keys and carrying 15 migrants attempting to enter illegally and it's still unclear where the people were originally from. >> the biden administration likes to say their policies are humane and the trump administration including myself are inhumane because of our policies. let me ask you a question, when illegal immigration is down 80% at 40-year low how many women aren't being raped and how many children aren't dying, how many

billions of dollars the cartels aren't making? griff: former ice director tom homan, fox news contributor and he joins us right here onset. tom, i was with you there at the border summit down in mcallen. you spoke eloquently, forcefully because you are passionate about this issue. there's so much to unpack but i want to just touch on what bill melugin was reporting about the title 42 really not being enforced at all in the case of yuma, arizona nearly 800 crossings in the few hours and only 14 title 42. >> he's lying, right? because the more people they release in the united states -- you don't think the cartels are keeping track of who is going back. this is a huge selling point. most vulnerable people in the world where the women are sexual

assaulted and people die as you have seen, 98% of being released. your chance of being release is really big. give us your money, put your trust in us and we will get you to the united states and be released and the problem is a lot of them die. over 800 migrant deaths under joe biden. the most in history. i was on the ground in brooks county, we recovered two dead bodies. his policies are killing people. not the mention over 100,000 americans are dying, have died over the fentanyl that's coming across the border. griff: i want to talk about migrant deaths because in bill's report he was showing the migrant that had died but we also saw the large group coming pecan orchard, for pecan orchard. a woman crossed and died on the spot from complicating countries. last year i was in rgv and i

watched horrifyingly a migrant drowned and nothing they could do about it, a body being pulled. does this administration not put emphasis on migrant safety? >> absolutely not. when you have open border, since 70% are offline many are coming across that don't want to be caught and they are going in the brush and dying in the texas heat. that's what makes me so passionate about the this issue. then we had the tractor trailer in san antonio. secured border save lives. that's what i said to maria bartiromo, how many migrants didn't die because they weren't taking the trip? if you take 83%, you have less highway deaths. if you take 83% less illegal aliens coming across the border, less people die.

a secured border saves lives. the wall saves lives because it funnels families to border patrol. trump policy save lives and more migrants have died under joe biden than any time in my career and no one is talking about. griff: there's the security aspect of this. 56 individuals hit the terrorist database. we don't know that number. this week fbi director chris wray admitting to senator cornyn there's a serious threat in the borders with this kind of numbers. my question to you and it's the question that's the center of bobbingen border crisis peace on fox nation, is still time to fix the border before it's too late? >> first of all, where has christopher wray been? there's absolutely time. griff: the numbers. >> this administration has no intention of securing the border. they haven't done a single thing

to secure the border and stop the flow. christopher wray, the follow-up question that needs to be asked, what have you done about this, did you talk to the white house, did you talk to the secretary about this issue? this is a huge national security issue that we have been talking about for a year. if they've arrested over 50, how many 900 came to do us harm? i don't know but some day we will find out. huge national security issue. if you will try to convince that not one of the 900,000 that came from 161 countries, responsibile that sponsor terrorism, they didn't come to do us harm, then you're ignorant to the fact. this country is in a national security crisis than before. i've never been more concerned about the security with this leadership. griff: thank you for joining us. meanwhile anne heiste remains

hospitalized after fiery crash near her la home. when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> after all night voterama session the senate working its way through several amendments and inching toward vote on 700 billion-dollar so called inflation reduction act very soon. vice president kamala harris expected to cast a tie-breaking vote for this spending bill that includes provisions on climate, health care and taxes. no republicans are expected to vote for the bill. meanwhile, actress anne h ache reportedly in stable condition but remains hospitalized after severe burns after crashing car in los angeles home. charles watson is live with the latest. hey, charles. charles: hey, good afternoon, griff. we just spoke to lynn michelle, the woman that lives in the home that anne heche drove home into on friday and michelle says she didn't want to do on-camera interview but she's overwhelmed by the situation and feels lucky

to be alive and was having a normal day before incidents that saw heche drive minny cooper into apartment complex and then into michelle's home in la's mar vista neighborhood. destroying the roof and everything in its path before catching fire was heche was still inside. the woman living there at the time was confused after seeing belongs destroyed and car sitting inside her home. fortunately she was not injured and was able to make it safety with her animals. neighbors say it was a different story as they tried to get heche to safety. >> tried to extracate the woman and asked if she was okay and she replied she wasn't. then david and i ran to the back

of the house to see if there was an alternative point to get in because the smoke was just getting way too intense. charles: now witnesses tell the new york post heche appeared to have a vodka bottle in the car but fox news has confirmed detail but heche has acknowledged sexual and and raped by her father and heche's acting career took off daytime soap another world and appeared in danny brasco and six days and seven nights and still recovering at a hospital right now in los angeles, griff, authorities have not said whether any charges are expected to be found. griff. griff: charles watson live with the latest for us, charles, thank you.

u.s. and china relations remaining tense as china amps up rhetoric and cuts off cooperation on several issues over house speaker nancy pelosi's taiwan trip. let's bring in our guest dean chang, dean, thank you for joining us. let's talk about those areas where it looks like china wants to cut off dialogue. >> well, in three of the areas it's military dialogue between our military commanders, maritime security and the defense ministries. so right there we see once again the chinese basically emphasizing what we think of mutual benefit reducing tension, reducing the possibility of mistakes, the chinese see as them doing us a favor. i have to admit i think the most politically mover the decision to end climate change discussions. you can almost feel the panic in the white house given how

president biden, john kerry have all said that climate change is the most important issue and if the chinese will not talk to us about it, they will not reduce emissions any time soon. griff: do you think that president biden did not properly handle the pelosi trip? i mean, they didn't tell her explicitly not to go. >> no, but instead president biden said the military thinks it's a bad idea. harry truman said the buck stops here and joe biden thinks the buck does not stop here. president biden gave a mixed response which beijing is exploiting. griff: dean, we have 100 war planes taking part over in taiwan, are we witnessing the

dress rehearsal and what do you see the timeline of a potential invasion? >> well, i think that the chinese military itself has said they are not yet ready to do everything. they project 2027 to be when the pla will be as they phrase it fully mechanized and the greatest invasion in 2027. however, what we are seeing right now significant increase in chinese pressure. we see missile flights over the island, something that has not happened before but also it's an interesting political signal to the united states. in 1996 when china fired off taiwan. now no one is suggesting the u.s. should do that because the balance of power has shifted and china today would hold those carriers with much more risk than 25 years ago. griff: we are keeping a close watch as tensions escalate.

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griff: islamic jihads firing a rockets in latest attacks between israel and palestinians after israeli killing second commander to be killed as tensions continue to climb. trey, you told us there was a barrage of rockets in the area you're currently in. what else can you tell us? trey: good afternoon, a ceasefire was to go into place 45 minutes ago, though minutes after the time more rockets were fired by the palestinians in

northern part of gaza and most of them intercepted by the iron dome and distance a few moments ago we heard strikes, the israelis responding as this is escalating with the range of the rockets targeting both jerusalem and tel aviv. here is what it looked like just about an hour and a half ago along the israel-gaza border. looks like we don't have the sound from this video but there was a number of barrages that were fired from the northern part of gaza and these were long-range rockets which is significant because it's often a red line for the israelis as they try to stop this fire from gaza and from groups like islamic jihad. now the big question tonight is whether or not a ceasefire will go into effect. there are negotiators and death

toll is about 40 right now and if a ceasefire can't go into effect it does risk hamas the group getting involved in the fight and something israelis are looking to avoid as conflict enters fourth day at midnight tonight. griff: trey yingst, great reporting. ♪ ♪ >> griff: as russian and ukrainian forces continue fighting in the eastern part of ukraine, russia is sending more troops to the neighboring country of belarus. alex hogan is live in cave coif kyiv with thelatest, hi, alex. alex: sirens firing off in kyiv and officials seeing new deployments of russian troops to north of the country in belarus and looking at the eastern side of ukraine where we have seen

the heaviest fighting. russian forces are conducting ground attacks in the city of sloviask and troops are advancing inward. new refugees are fleeing the dontesk town and shelling struck 3 radiation sensors and alarming news after atomic agency warned that safety protocols have been completely violated and current conditions could lead to a nuclear catastrophe. moving further west in the country, russian shelling has left new destruction in the southern city of mikolaiv and person is dead. city currently on lockdown for the weekend as residents are told to stay inside as law enforcement search for russian spotters in the city who are tipping off russian troops where to target. the city's mayor continues to urge residents that it's simply to longer safe to live here.

>> it's better for them to go to -- to the city and come back to the city when we are safe here. now the main reason is to save people's lives. alex: one potential sign of hope, new ships have left from the port city of odesa and we are learning from the un that two more ships will leave tomorrow. zelenskyy announcing new goals of expanding partnerships with africa as the food crisis only continues to get worse. griff. griff: alex hogan live for us in kyiv. great reporting, alex, stay safe, thank you. meanwhile tensioning over in seattle where residents and business owners are pushing back against homeless rv parking, we have more on that after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪

griff: giant concrete blocks are filling some streets in seattle and businesses and residents fight back on homeless rv encampments and demanding officials take action. dan springer with the latest, hey, dan. >> they also seem to be looking the other way as the giant concrete blocks have been popping up all over the place to block the homeless from parking

there. there are thousands of these two-ton concrete blocks controlled by the city, they cost 30 bucks a piece and ordered by businesses and owner because rv's are on the streets. >> a nonaggressive way to have that control. they don't want to call the police every day. they can't call the police every day because we have, you know, much depleted police force. >> there are an estimated 4,000 derelict campers and park months at a time in violation of seattle's 72-hour parking lot and they are pushing street campers to other areas. >> some folks look at this as vehicles an problem and we are looking at people getting into housing. these are people just like us and what would we be doing in a

similar circumstance to survive. >> seattle has been getting more aggressive in sweeping homeless encampment it is last year under a new mayor but the department of transportation is not fining a single person for illegally putting down the concrete blocks. sdot says it's not always clear who is responsible for concrete blocks so our objective is to correctly identify the responsible party and work collaboratively if they are willing. the city is no proactively taking the blocks out of here griff because it's too costly and too time consuming and frankly they just are looking the other way at the whole issue. griff: all right, dan springer live for us in seattle. that's all for us this hour, fox news live, fox news sunday with mike emanuel next and we will be following the senate vote. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪

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mike: i am mike emanuel. making the final push for handing present buying a tax and spend a victory a year end half in the making. >> this is a very, very, very big "11th hour support from kyrsten sinema put democrats on track to vote on the health energy and tax measure. but it is much smaller than the original "build back better" and has zero republican support. >> is coming up to the farmers, small businesses by. >> talk to center bend card about strategy and what it