government auspices of china. a way to look at peace through strength and decoupling ourselves from china and from russia when it comes to relynn's and independence on ourselves. so i there is ways that we can go ahead and try to look at this but we have to show peace through strength. >> todd: got to run my friend. "fox & friends" starts right now. thank you, mr. mills. ♪ >> vice president votes affirmative and the bill is passed. [cheers] >> democrats sweeping tax, health and climate package pass. >> it takes a special kind of stupid to raise taxes during a recession. >> do you think president biden is the best candidate? >> the left's reluctance to back president biden on 2024 on full display. >> my focus is on this november. >> are you encouraging him to run again? >> i'm encouraging him to focus. >> okay. tell them -- >> -- mayor eric adams is slamming texas governor agreeing act. >> this is horrific.

>> as more migrant buses a"fox news live" new york city. they are fine with illegal immigration. when they have to deal with the consequences themselves they are up in arms. >> thanks for inviting us to south carolina good to be home with you. >> thank you. my high school. >> ainsley: i know. >> one day you will see ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: that is good harbor beach. massachusetts. look at that gorgeous shot. >> steve: why aren't we there? >> ainsley: who does not want to be there this morning. 81 degrees. 76 right now. a gorgeous day there. go out and enjoy it in you live thatter i can't. you will see a little bit of rain on tuesday, wednesday and maybe thursday. >> steve: when you think of massachusetts this year i think a lot of people cranberries. i think of blueberries. they are a buffer crop. one of our first recipes in our

first cookbook was with blueberries. and it was what we called the but berry buckle. it's the recipe was inspired by baseball moms in our town by the name of ellen, they are watching right now probably. kathy would sit in the stands and just while all the kids were playing. they would just discuss what they're having for surf and swap recipes and the baseball buckle is one of our favorites. we had it yesterday. which is fantastic. >> lawrence: never go wrong with you about berries. >> steve: make either a buckle or a betty or a crisp or a crumble. >> ainsley: i love a crumble. do you know what i learned this weekend? he i was up in the mountains hour and a half away from hendersonville no hour and a half away from asheville. nancy is great, not only an artist. her house is beautiful and she is great cook. and kevin is a great cook as well. he made the best beef tender

lion i ever had. he ordered it from this place the something brothers. i don't know. anyway. the allen brothers, maybe. do they sell meat? so good. we woke up to but berry muffins, bran blueberry muffins melted through the. >> lawrence: did you get the recipe? >> ainsley: i will make them for you. i learned i have got to be a better mom when it comes to baking. i need my daughter to wake up on saturday morning and have blueberry if you have minutes or pancakes. >> lawrence: we expect when i come on set. >> ainsley: nancy i'm going to call you and get the recipe and make it for all of y'all. include nancy's recipe in your book. strawberry muffins and blueberry muffins. >> lawrence: i have never had strawberry muffin. >> ainsley: she said do you want to take them home i said no i will eat them all. >> steve: harvest time force a lot of things.

home cook and make stuff like ainsley is going to today. >> ainsley: go to the cranberry festival in nantucket this fall. >> lawrence: brian kilmeade will have a couple days off i will be in for him. >> ainsley: always glad to have you. >> lawrence: my pleasure. >> ainsley: vote-o-rama democrats inflation reduction act squeak by thanks tiebreaking vote by kamala harris. >> lawrence: not expected to combat inflation. i'm sorry it's expected not to many do bat inflation. but it will raise taxes. >> steve: what do we know for sure because it's a big bell with a lot of details. >> ainsley: did you see all those zeros? >> steve: there is a lot of zeros. alexandria hoff joins us from the capitol. what's going on? >> i certainly see the zeros. inflation reduction act the defining feat of the # 1st

century. the emphasis waned with climate initiative bulk of the spending $400 billion. >> our bill enhances our energy security and boldest climate package in u.s. history. the senate has now passed the most significant bill to fight the climate crisis ever. >> votes split down party line with vice president kamala harris casting the tiebreaker there. this came 16 hour overnight session known as vote-o-rama and so-called inflation reduction act is a much narrower adaptation of the build back better. struggling internally more than a year on top of the climate spending the largest corporations will be hit with 5 hers minimum tax in order to raise estimated $313 billion in 10 years. also aim to add $124 billion in revenue by bowl steger the irs and tax enforcement capabilities. but republicans say adding

87,000 new irs agents will lead to heavy audit on middle class americans. on the spending republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel says this. democrats will pay the price in november for raising taxes on families during a recession. the bill now heads to the house where democrats hold a majority, of course, republican house leader kevin mccarthy shared, this quote: congress should be foe fussing on our country's call to answer the rising cost of gas, groceries and everything else we buy. democrats have failed to listen to the american people and have no plan to fix the problems they have caused. when the bill comes to the house i urge everyone to vote no. the house is expected to return from summer recess on friday. speaker nancy pelosi says lawmakers are going to move swiftly to send the bill to the president's desk. >> steve: thank you very much. it sounds like the house might actually vote on it by friday. the day before yesterday on saturday, bernie sanders said,

this inflation reduction act would have minimal impact on inflation. and yesterday on one of the sunday shows, chris coons the u.s. senator from delaware said we might not see the impact on inflation in the first year or two. so, in other words, the democrats passed the inflation reduction act to help them with november. really it should be the midded term election rescue act. they will try to say look what we did for you. isn't it great? >> ainsley: it was build back better and now republicans calling it the social spending and taxation bill. the democrats wants you to believe's the inflation reduction act. every outside expert says if it does help it won't help for years. they are not expecting it to. and senator john kennedy who is always so colorful with his soundbites. is he talking about how we are in the middle of a recession. they want to tax you more money. they want to increase your taxes and they want to spend this exorbitant amount of money when we are in the middle of a really hard time for our country.

listen. >> because of inflation, louisianans are really getting good at barely getting by. and that's true for most americans, too. most americans if not all americans are going to have less money to spend as prices continue to rise. it takes a special kind of stupid in my judgment to raise taxes during both a recession and inflation. that's called stagflation. look, i'm not saying that senator manchin intentionally wants to hurt people. i'm not saying that he intentionally wants to have each more people living in a tent behind what a burger but that's going to be the result of this bill. lessless the senator from louisiana is right on there. although colorful. >> steve: behind what a burger. >> lawrence: we will go what a burger as a texan. i'm not madded at him.

look at the average if we are heading on the right track 73% of americans say we are on the wrong track. that shows you whether the american people. >> eggs are up 33%. ground beef up 9.7%. poultry is up 17.3%. and in the middle of all of this, the american people trying to get the american congress to understand their pain, and they double down with things that are only going to make it worse. >> steve: you know, lawrence, we heard -- we have heard from the white house over the last week or two, they go look, gas prices are way down. and our white house correspondent last week said so you guys are -- why is the president bragging about that? it's still, you know, over $4 a gallon. a lot over a dollar higher than it was when joe biden took office. but, what you have to -- and i mentioned this before. the reason the price of gas has nothing to do with joe biden. forget about the strategic oil

reserve releasing a million gallons a day until the midterms. it's all about supply and demand. people cannot afford to pay the $4 a gallon. so they're making choice. do you know what? i'm not going to have to drive twice day to see my mom or something like that. i'm not going to get in the car. and we are not going to do this or that. everybody is making choices because gas is so high. for them to take a bow over that's right, the high prices are forced you to drive last they are proud of that because obviously their green ways loves it less pollution. >> ainsley: look at the latest poll from abc ipsos. they say 69% of americans are saying that our economy is getting worse. that's almost two thirds. that's almost 70%. saying our economy is getting worse. 12% say it's getting better. i don't know hot 12% are. maybe they got a pay raise this year or something. 18% say it's staying the same. maybe they don't have cars they are not driving. they don't feel it every day. >> lawrence: this poll says despite what they call it the american people just aren't buying it at all.

and despite all that they say about this. they did all of this without a cbo score. they had the opportunity to see how this was going to impact the economy. the nonpartisans. sometimes i agree with the cbo and sometimes i don't agree with them. good when it comes to the politics of it all. they say they were going to pass it without getting that cbo score. the political parties do you trust better job of handling the economy? 34% of americans say they trust republicans and only 25% trust the democrats right now. >> ainsley: republicans are warning that this could come back to bite them in november. because they are spending so much money. it's not going to do anything to help inflation over the next few years. >> steve: you know, after joe manchin negotiated in secret with chuck schumer, all eyes were suddenly on kyrsten sinema and what was she able to do? she was able to bounce the carried interest provision. she got them to take that out. even though joe manchin had said

this is central to all of the suggestions i'm making. but, chuck schumer took it out. you know, without a second thought because obviously that was the one thing they were going to sacrifice. and what this means now going forward is democrats can continue to hit up the private equity firms in new york city and l.a. for campaign donations. and chuck schumer can say look what i did. it was in there. ultimately did not pass with it if it passes through the house. and so they can continue to have their hand out and get money from them. >> ainsley: worried about small businesses and how this is going to affect american manufacturing. john thune did slip an amendment in there during this vote-o-rama make sure that small companies who haven't made a profit of $1 billion who are being backed by some of these private equity companies because they can't afford to finance at all for their own companies. he put a protection in there to make sure that their corporate tax didn't go up to 15%. but bernie sanders.

we'll talk about that people coming up during the show of him sitting on the capitol steps during this vote-o-rama like the 13th hour and he went out to take a break. he was trying to push for the corporate tax to go up to 28%. there's the people that we are talking about. this has began viral people writing things. they love to use him in social media like they did with those mittens like they did at inauguration. >> steve: bernie's mittens. that did not pass. he was the only one that voted for the corporate tax. >> steve: next stop nancy pelosi and the democrats will pass it. you wash, the big question is how much of what we see in what we know of today survives the house. >> ainsley: then it goes to the president's desk for a signature. >> steve: if it's passed. >> ainsley: 1 minutes after the top of the hour. keeping their distance. democrats pushing themselves away from president biden. >> are you encouraging him to run again. >> i'm encouraging him to focus on what is right in front of him. >> my focus is totally on this

november. >> i don't want to answer that question because we have not -- that's not -- yeah, i don't want to answer that question. [laughter] >> ainsley: why the left is playing dodge ball until after the midterms. >> lawrence: and the overturned call prompting this fit of rage from the minnesota twins manager. >> i thought all those --

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mountain you underway in colorado springs following the shooting of a deputy. two officers were responding to the reports of gunfire when el paso county deputy andrew kerry was killed. authorities are now searching for 33-year-old john pat in connection with with a shooting. they say he is armed and dangerous. the president and first lady will meet with 'families in kentucky will to observe the deadly and historic flooding. rain continues to fall during cleanup efforts. president biden will meet with kentucky governor andy beshear. the biden administration visit comes after governor beshear declared a state of emergency in the commonwealth. 37 people have died in that flooding. the flight nightmare continues for many americans over the weekend. 1600 flights were canceled saturday and sunday alone. 14,582 flights were delayed in that time period. and then today, nearly 200 flights have already been canceled while more than 650

have been delayed. several airlines have already cut their summer schedules over staffing shortages. thinking, newark, and laguardia were the hardest hit airports by delays and cancellations over the weekend. good luck to anybody getting on a plane or trying. to say and then to this. the twins manager rocco ball deli is furious at mlb after this play play was overturned of the blue jays called out later ruled safe by the mlb review team. blocked the runner's pass. minnesota went on to lose and the manager was understandably lived. >> it's one of the worst moments i think we have seen of umpiring in any game i have ever been a part of in baseball. and i think it was pathetic. ball deli argued blocking has virtually never been called and to do so in extra innings was h.

>> steve: it's hardly ever called. >> ainsley: i see. okay. you are always hate that comes when it comes down to one play because you feel sorry for whoever. >> lawrence: my coach always says when i played basketball whether it comes down to one play, that means that you didn't do your job in the rest of the game. so you can never blame the game on one play. >> steve: that's harsh. >> lawrence: tough coverage. >> steve: got to you focus the entire game. >> ainsley: watch football game and comes down one kick and the kicker doesn't make the field goal then you hate the kicker ains. >> lawrence: i hate that. >> steve: focus comes down to democrats one question joe biden come 2024, is he in or is he out? and will democrats '. >> ainsley: i think we know the answer to that a matter of time before they announce it.

>> steve: we have heard the white house says he intends to run, but here's the thing. are democrats who are vulnerable, we know that, come the 2022 midterms, are they willing to put their -- stick their necks out and say yeah, i think joe biden is a great guy. he should run for president, he has got my support. a couple of democrats were asked that question yesterday. easy answer yes, your honor. neither, watch. >> are you encouraging him to run again? >> i'm encouraging him to focus on what's right in front of us. >> do you think president biden is the best candidate in 2024? >> i'm going to be very blunt and very honest with you. i'm focused on november. >> will democrats to step up. >> i'm working on my own election and that's all i'm focused on rights now. >> the president chooses to run again in 2024, i mean, first of

all, i'm focused on winning this majority right now. >> i don't want to answer that question because we have not -- that's not -- yeah, i don't want to answer that question. >> ainsley: that's my favorite one. they could jewels say let's focus on this election. which many of them did or say we support whoever the democratic nominee will be. maybe -- i would venture to say that they are not going to want him to win unless donald trump gets into the race. because he beat donald trump before and they think he might be the only one. >> lawrence: it's interesting to me. plate biggest one of them all carol malone out of new york she flip flopped and apologized to the president of the united states. the president is a lame duck already. and it's only-i hangted even been two years into his administration. but is he weak, is he frail. i mean, the question shouldn't be if the president is going to run because the president has already said that he is going to rub for democrat. i think the question should be are you going to back the president when he decides to

run? >> ainsley: do you think they are grooming gavin newsom. >> . they have been grooming him for awhile. i'm not sure california is the model for the country right now. but, again, what do they have right now? kamala harris is not doing so well. buttigieg is not doing so well especially after his paternity leave a lot of americans are upset with him. they don't have a deep bench. at least republicans have a long list of people who they see could be the party's next leader if donald trump decides to pass the torch. >> ainsley: nikki haley hinting around. >> lawrence: potentially challenging the former president on "fox news sunday." >> steve: you know, after a dismal six months joe biden over the last couple weeks has had a couple good weeks with the chips bill and guns bill and perhaps the passage of this big, what is it the called the inflation reduction act which is hilariously titled. joe concha looks at who could possibly run on the democrat side and had this observation earlier this morning right here

on the fox news channel. >> i can never remember an administration that's not even in office for 19 months, having this much speculation around whether a president is running for re-election. on how his vice president is profoundly not prepared for the job and the bench ain't gooded. are i will do to america what i did to california gavin newsom. bernie sanders, cory booker. beto o'rourke not the greatest hits from the 2018 campaign. that's where the democratic party is they don't want this party to run. but the problem is the back phil just ain't there and, again, the fact that we are even talking about this joust shows you how much away the democratic party is going into these midterms. >> steve: it should be an easy yes or no answer. but they are focusing not on joe biden but on their re-election. >> lawrence: what they're saying they don't want the president of the united states to get involved with their races. that he can't run with the president's agenda right now.

>> ainsley: is he 79 right now. on november 5th, 2024. he will be 81 years old. joe manchin has also refused to talk about this topic. jerry nadler, angie craig. aoc you heard her in that soundbite. only 18% of americans support a 2024 run for joe biden. >> steve: yesterday in the op-ed pages of the "new york times" maureen dowd wrote don't run. the headline was hey, joe, don't give it a go. stay tuned. all right, meanwhile. america's view of the economy has hit its lowest point since 2008 as we await the release of key inflation reports this week. brian brenberg on what to expect coming up next.

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new poll reveals 70% of the economy is actually getting worse. polls also show voters trust republicans better than democrats to handle all matters involving the economy particularly hitting their purses and their pocketbooks such as inflation and gas prices. fox news contributor brian brenberg business and economic proffer kicks cleaning in manhattan. joins us from the twin cities where he was born and raised and we are delighted to have him from him homeland. brian, good morning to you.

>> leah, steve, good to see you. >> steve: great to have you as well. we were talking a moment ago how the democrats in the senate have passed the inflation reduction act. the democrats are saying this is going to be great for america. we don't care about the politics as much as is it really going to do anything for inflation because they say it is. >> yeah. no. it's not going to do anything for inflation. that's obvious. if you have inflation. you don't want to spend half a trillion more that's going to make inflation worse. when you are in a we session, --recession you don't want to s make things worse for workers. this bill does the exact opposite of what our economy needs right now. and that's because democrats don't pay attention to economic reality. they pay attention to their ideology and they push that at whatever cost even if it comes as a cost of paychecks. even if it comes at the cost of

higher inflation for americans. >> that's the situation we are in right now. that's why people don't trust democrats. they wonder why they lost credibility. it's because they do patently wrong things given where the economy is right now. >> steve: you know, ultimately for the economy, for the average person comes down to how you feel. and i got an email from somebody i don't know from down in florida who said, look, i know you were talking about gas prices the other day and how i seen somebody just buy like one gallon of gas at the gas station because that's all they could afford. and the woman said you know what? i can't each afford to pay my electric bill because the electricity has gone up. and one hour from now we are going to talk to rick harrison from the pawn show on you have got on cable pawn stars. and is he going to tell us that people are taking in precious things into pawnshops to get money to buy gas because this thing is killing them. >> yeah.

people are scrounging to pay their bills right now, steve. and the congress of the united states is spending hundreds of billions of dollars on green energy subsidies. think about that for just one second. people have felt needs. had they look at this economy and say my opportunities drying up. i can't afford anything. the president of the united states is leading a charge to send tax credits to wealthy people to buy electric vehicles. the gap between what is needed and what people -- and what they are getting from the congress has never been wider, steve, on the economy. that's why people have lost hope. that's why they feel so pessimistic. because d.c. doesn't get it. >> steve: no kidding. all right, brian brenberg. we thank you very much for putting on a necktie in your hometown and joining us on this monday. >> you bet. good to see you. z. steve all right. enjoy your vacation. coming up, a massive crash eliminates multiple cars in nascar's casino # hundred.

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destination for migrants who can see receive the abundance of city services and housing that mayor adams has boasted about within the new york city. claudia tenney is here to react. thank you, congressman, for joining us this morning. you know, there was talk about there being a little fear in new york city. and i think there is some fear. it's not because it's a sanctuary city it's because of the crime that that is happening in new york city. >> yeah. we have -- obviously there is about 5,000 people coming across the border in each sector in texas illegally. the biden administration refuses to deal with this which is why i have called for biden's impeachment alone on border crisis. his primary obligation is to keep us safe. the cartels are controlling the border with fentanyl. so mayor abbott is sending these people to sanctuary cities. the very people breaking our laws upstate new york city around our state and depositing these people using our travel

agency. we have a lot of them bused right into new york city after we had a whole year of people being flown n secret night flights west chester county and other areas. and they end up all over our state. guess who is paying for it this? the no, taxpayers and maybe some of these migrants didn't want to go to new york city because they knew about the crime the poor botiond owner had to move back to the dominican republic to be safe. this is a scary and the democrats refuse to react. and it's one party rule in albany and one party rule in washington. this is a serious issue. it's huge human trafficking and human implications that that are tragic really. >> lawrence: congresswoman, i'm just curious. because you point to the flights that are going to new york city before greg act even decided to bus folk to new york city. why was there no pushback on. that was frankly, this is how it started. the mayor didn't realize that

those initial flights weren't coming from texas because of the governor. they were coming because of the biden administration. >> yeah. and nobody really did anything but we had a huge republican primary and that was an issue that was brought up. the former west chester county executive rob astorino actually was able to obtain this information, you know, through people he knew as his job as a former county executive in west chester. look. we are all paying for this. the democrats just passed the so-called inflation reduction ability. guess who pays for all of this? we do. now we are investing in green energy instead of at the border. 87,000 new irs agents to come after the middle and lower income taxpayers. the big guys and private equity got a tax break. who is going to pay for these migrants? who going to pay for this green energy? all these new migrants by the way not only are they in sanctuary cities where they are technically violating federal

law. on the energy grid brown you outs in upstate new york and across this country because we need to invest in energy and we need to understand it has to be reliable. ains. >> lawrence: we know who is going to to pay for it the american people. >> exactly. >> lawrence: when do you plan on voting on this bill. >> i will be voting a no because there is a hell no button this is the worst things can you do is raise taxes on inflation and create more government bureaucracy and invest in green energy. when you think about it, only about 12% of the co 2 emissions in the world are caused by the united states. this bill is going to make negligible amount of impact on. that was and, if anything, it's going to put the american people in worse crisis and it's going to hurt the american people. why would you do this in a time -- >> lawrence: one of the lone conservative voices in new york state. congresswoman, thank you so much for joining the program. >> thank you, lawrence. great to be on. >> lawrence: you got it ashley, it looks like you have headlines

for us. >> ash be a one person dead and five others hurt after altercation in atlanta leaves six people shot. this includes a 6-year-old child who is now in critical condition. police say the shooting took place during a ballgame local park yesterday. no arrests have been made and no suspects have been named so far. the nypd is trying to track down these smash and grab thieves accused of stealing more than $2 million in high end diamond jewelry. the robbery taking place in a matter of about 30 seconds. surveillance video shows a man in a white t-shirt allowed three masked suspects into the store while the bus open display cases hammer fill up several bags with valuables and take off. nascar and the fire keeper casino for hitch began kyle busch and several other drivers knocked out by this massive crash. but after it was cleared, kevin harvick managed to snap 2 year 65 race drought. >> closer, kevin harvick is

going to make it happen in michigan. the long awaited victory gives harvick a spot in the nascar playoffs in just a few races left this season and he is celebrated by taking a lap with his adorable little daughter. i will tell you what, lawrence, if you have ever been to a nascar race and seen a crash like that something to see and scary. >> lawrence: electric such a sweetheart on her dad. ainsley spends the day with senator tim scott. hear 'if white house have unin his future. >> 2024 interesting year. principles will lead the charge for us.

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[car envin revving] >> thanks for being here and inviting us to south carolina. it's going to be home and sitting down with you. >> thank you for coming home and to my high school. the home of the warrior. >> i love it. >> ainsley: look over there. >> my goodness gracious. >> a picture of senator tim scott. >> what a blessing to walk in your old school and see your picture on the wall. i failed four subjects my freshman year. geography and civics. i laugh because civics is about politics. >> i know i'm not the only one in congress who failed civics. >> my senior year another pain miserable experience i fell asleep driving down interstate 26. >> you shouldn't have survived that car accident. >> i went through the windshield and to come out with just six weeks of missed football and the rest of my life had been better because of that tragedy that's a

blessing. >> ainsley: you write in the book this was your ticket to a better life. your way out and your way up. >> that was my dream. i think it's the dream for so young kids especially those single parent household and poverty. pig skin our deliverance out of poverty. and most importantly. >> ainsley: the senator was standing in front of the house that you bought for your mom. >> i love this house for that reason to be honest with you in 2007 i was able to surprise my mother with a house. >> ainsley: let's go in. can we see it. >> please. >> ainsley: can we come in? hi. >> hi. >> ainsley: how are you? your house is beautiful. congratulations. did you know that he was going to do something big with his life when he was growing up? >> no. [laughter] >> ainsley: i see your bible is out here. do you read this all the time? >> all the time. >> ainsley: do you? >> it's a daily thing.

>> ainsley: it looks like you have read a lot of it. that's beautiful. praying for you. >> oh yeah. always praying. >> if your bible is worn out you probably are not. >> tell us about your parents. >> sad to go back and think about it. daddy was amazing. i think he was -- to me, he was a very proud man. you would never know he couldn't read and write because of the way he carried himself. >> is that right, we are standing outside of the apartment complex that we lived in after you all moved out of your grandparents' house. isn't it funny to come back and looks a lot smaller than you remember it being. >> i thought this was 100-yard football field it was this big. >> ainsley: your mom packed you up and packed your brother ben up and got in the car and drove down south to your grandfather's house. tell me about that experience. >> leaving my father was really hard. i didn't want my family to break apart. >> ainsley: you still loved him.

>> i still do. you worship your father. and you want him to be proud of you. you wanted him to be happy with you. you are willing to do whatever it takes. >> opportunity zones. a plan spearheaded by senator tim scott. >> >> ainsley: opportunity zones transformed south carolina. >> i love opportunities of bringing resources to the people who need it the most should be our responsibility. we shouldn't do for others what they should do for themselves but we should create opportunities. >> if south carolina is trump country, let me hear you scream! ainsley: what is your relationship like with donald trump? >> it's a healthy one. we don't talk very often. i'm so thankful that we were able to work together on some accomplishments. we didn't agree sometimes. tim, you got that one wrong. yes, sir, i'm sure i did. >> if we could just remove the

vale and let america see the rest of the story that we would have a different perspective on why president trump was so successful. >> senator tim scott from south carolina, you can see why he is a republican star. >> what do you anticipate for 2024. will you be in the race? >> you know, i need to win my re-election before i think about what happens next for me. >> ainsley: you have a big race coming up in november. >> absolutely. i think 2024 is going to be an interesting year. it's a year when conservative principles. not personality also lead the charge for us. ♪ will. >> ainsley: we are at see coast church. how long have you been a member? >> 27 years. >> ainsley: title of your book, america, a redemption story. not only have you been redeemed but this is your hope for america as well? >> i failed in high school but thank god for a second chance. i failed in business, i failed in politics. so i think and for all of us our story of redemption is that we get a seconds chance. that's not true in every country

on earth. we are the story of redemption. >> ainsley: in the book in the first chapter your mom wrote that she ended the chapter with a prayer for you, her son, and also a prayer for the country. >> i ask you, father, to help us be the city on the hill that the world might look to for encouragement. >> ainsley: would you like to say a prayer for our country. >> yes. et's pray. >> heavenly father in christ's name we pray we thank you that we live in the most amazing country on earth. give us dreams and visions and hopes to help us put in the effort to make it a reality. we thank you and we praise you in jesus' name. >> ainsley: amen. >> lawrence: what a great interview. >> ainsley: is he humble. he loves the lord. we went to dinner on saturday night king street in charleston. we said would you like some wine he said no, i don't drink. is he responsible. is loved by is,ens. he is very involved in sea coast

church. he bought his momma house and car. he loves his dad. forgave his dad because his parents broke up you heard when he was 7. when they drove to south carolina. his grandfather opened the door and they were standing on the front porch and his mom said daddy can we come in and live with you and he said what's mine is yours, honey. come and live with us. they lived together for years. the grandfather opened up the newspaper every morning and pretend to be reading the newspaper for about 20 minutes, 30 minutes at a time. and it was years later, decades later when tim actually realized, when the senator realized his father wasn't able to read. but he did that to be a good role model to tim. and then tim went from -- he said we went from picking cotton, generations back, a few generations back to now me being a senator from the great state of south carolina. and could possibly be on the ticket. >> lawrence: first black senator from the south since reconstruction. >> ainsley: that's right. >> lawrence: what a beautiful story, ainsley.

>> ainsley: thank you to tim, it's just me going down there and talking to him. is he a really loved man down there. and everywhere we went people stopped and talked to him. even his friends from high school came out to the football field. >> steve: is he proud of his stated and proud of where is he from and look at where is he going. >> ainsley: is he a bible study in d.c. with some other lawmakers. the book comes out tomorrow. this is it "america, a redemption story. get it at amazon, barnes & noble or tim scott books.com. supports him and read this burial book. it is so great. it's a tear jerker in -- when you read some of these stories about his family. but i'm so proud of him and what he has con for our state. >> steve: good job going down there. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: straight ahead. wish you were here. florida joins a growing number of state trying to recruit police officers. you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars

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full pension. >> you have people leaving the job for places that they want to. >> democrats pushing themselves away from president biden. >> are you encourtrooming him to run again? >> i'm encouraging him to focus. >> i can never remember an administration that's not even in office for 19 months having this much speculation. >> into the wall. goodness. the closer, kevin harvick is going to make it happen in michigan. ♪ ♪ we like it loud ♪ we like it honky ♪ the party won't be revving until we crank it -- >> lawrence: augusta, georgia. >> ainsley: brian always says he doesn't get the sunrise. lawrence got the sunrise picture. >> lawrence: brian has a couple days off. lawrence jones here along with -- got to leave it up for

ainsley. >> ainsley: i got the photo. we will rub it in brian's face when he comes back. >> steve: the sun is coming back today. >> lawrence: steve is back from vacation missed you last week. steve steve we went to washington, d.c. saw a couple of the kids. came back. i did one of those things where i did a lot of stuff around the house that i have been putting off. >> ainsley: like? >> steve: well, kind of complicated. but i washed a lot of the windows. >> lawrence: oh, wow. >> steve: what else did i do? i cleaned up some stuff in the basement just put terring around the house. >> ainsley: please say you slept in. >> steve: i did. i was not up this early for 10 days. which is great. >> lawrence: a lot of husband duties. >> ainsley: honey do list. >> steve: walk around your house and think to yourselves one of those days i will fix that over here. finally end went through the entire list and fixed

everything. >> lawrence: good to have you back. >> steve: good to have you and without a tie. casual friday on a monday. >> ainsley: when do you decide today is a no tie today. >> lawrence: when i quote the show they were like we don't want you to wear a tie. they give me a hard time. like the cardinal rule you have got to have a tie when you are on air. >> steve: today for you is no tie today. and last week when i was on vacation. every day matai day. big news. >> lawrence: a lot of stuff happening. >> steve: overnight saturday into sunday overnight vote-o-rama on the senate floor democrats' inflation reduction act squeaked by thanks tiebreaking vote yesterday afternoon. >> ainsley: look at all those advisories not a single republican voting for the very expensive day which is not expected to combat inflation but it will raise your taxes in

every tax bracket. >> lawrence: that's right according to the cbo jacqui heinrich joins us from the white house with the latest. >> this bill passed after 15 hours of debate in a rare weekend session. going on just three months before election day delivering a very big win for president biden after months and months of failed talks. and majority later chuck schumer was so happy about it that he celebrated giving remarks in his lucky suit. >> bill enhances our energy security and is the boldest climate package in u.s. history. the senate has now passed the most significant bill to fight the climate crisis ever. >> he changed into that suit by the way just for those remarks. the bill passed along party lines. the tiebreaking vote from vice president kamala harris that was expected now heads to the votes. offers tax incentives for carbon emissions. negotiate some prescription drugs and extend subsidies for

the affordable care act and 15% corporate minimum tax rate that will be enforced by 87,000 new irs agents who will be hired with roughly $80 billion allotment to that agency. more than six times the agency's current annual budget and house republicans are really zeroing in on that point saying that any corporate tax inultimately be passed off to the consumer and raising taxes during inflation and recession a very bad combination. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel saying democrats will pay the price in november for raising taxes on families during recession. kevin mccarthy urged all house republicans to vote no as it heads to his chamber saying congress should be focusing on country's call rising price of gas, groceries and just about everything else we buy. no plans to fix the problems they cause. when the bill comes to the house i urge everyone to vote no. that is looking to happen this week looking to friday.

expect debate over whether this bill does, reduce inflation as the title suggests it will. the congressional budget office said yesterday or over the weekend, rather, it is likely to change inflation by just one tenth of one percent over the next two years, unclear in which direction that change would come. and committee for a responsible budget says the deficit reduction that it does do -- it does actually accomplish that is far outpaced by the rate at which we are increasing the deficit. so, unclear exactly for the other side how they are going to reason through any of the claims the democrats are making about how good it is for the economy. back to you guys. >> steve: jacqui, is there a money back guarantee from the democrats it definitely will reduce inflation it's called the inflation reduction act, you would think it's going to reduce inflation. >> one would hope, maybe. [laughter] but we don't have those clear answers at least from the

congressional budget office. and we should mention by the way that the cbo score came out over the weekend. it's pretty unusual to see a bill being scored as the debate on the bill is open. especially for a massive package of this size. back to you guys. >> steve: jacqui heinrich north lawn of the white house. i think the democrats are going continue to cyst that it's going to reduce inflation right up to the election. >> ainsley: of course. >> steve: will it actually work? probably -- stay tuned. chris coons said yesterday we might not see the impact on inflation in the first year or two. so, let's see, in 2024, oh, when joe biden might be running for re-election then it kicks in? is that what you paid for. >> ainsley: cbo. wharton school of business something similar. republicans say this is going to raise taxes in the middle of a reeggs is. doesn't take a rocket scientist to know you don't do that. >> lawrence: i'm surprised by the democrats really married to.

73% of americans believe we are on the wrong track. you have got every poll in suggesting that inflation is the number one issue for americans. they think just because they put that on the bill that it was going to lower inflation that american people were just going to buy it look at the cost of your eggs. your eggs up 33%. ground beef up almost 10%. poultry up 17%. now pass tax rate. it was not scored by the cbo before they decided to go along with this. everybody knows that this is going to be passed to the consumer. and you even have bernie sanders who should be considered a grandfather of american modern day socialism saying this is not going to help inflation. >> ainsley: he wanted corporate. >> lawrence: he wanted more. >> ainsley: corporate taxes go up to 28%. this raised 15%. he wanted 2 #. took a vote on. that was he was the only one who voted for it. >> steve: he would probably like corporate taxes at 50% or 80% or

something like that. lawrence, you were going through common prices last week when i was on vacation. kathy said go to the grocery store and pick up steaks. we like the new york strip steaks which are fantastic. my regular grocery store this is not the fancy grocery store. normally this time of year that steak would be 7.99. 8.99 a pound. >> it was $26 a pound. unbelievable. and you are feeling it all over the place. brian brenberg the professor of economics in new york city was talking to us about an hour ago. are prices coming down any time soon? well, inflation probably won't. watch. >> it's not going to do anything for inflation. that's obvious. if you have inflation, you don't want to spend half a trillion more. that's going to make inflation worse. people have felt -- they look at this economy and say my opportunities are drying up. i can't afford anything. the president of the united states is leading a charge to send tax credits to wealthy

people to buy electric vehicles. the gap between what is needed and what people -- and what they are getting from the congress has never been wider, steve, on the economy. that's why people have lost hope. that's why they feel so pessimistic because d.c. doesn't get it. >> lawrence: seems like the virtue signaling matters more to the democratic party. not going going to fight inflation. supposed credit that's going to be passed on the ev cars. doesn't cover all of them. only a small portion of them are covered in this bill. >> ainsley: spending tens of billions of dollars on the irs. giving that to the irs so we can sick the irs on all of these americans and go through all your taxes and charge you if you actually haven't been -- if you owe $100 or owe thousands of dollars. >> steve: to your point about the tax credit, if you buy a $75,000 electric car? who pays for that? the taxpayers. all the taxpayers. every taxpayer pays for that subsidy that the rich people or

affluent people who can afford $75,000 are paying for a car. does that seem fair? we're going to talk to senator mike lee of the great state of utah coming up at 8:4 o0 this morning about the inflation reduction act and so much more. >> ainsley: let's talk about the border. because yesterday, our mayor here in new york city, remember, he was asked. he had gotten an invitation for the governor of texas. your governor down there in texas to come down to the border. to see the border for yourself and see our problems. he declined and that's when your governor started shipping buses last friday. the first bus came with 50 people and another bus came over the weekend. came yesterday. our governor of new york went down to the port authority to go greet the men and women coming off of the bus. he thought they there were going to be 40 people on the bus. there were only 1 that got off the bus. and he is saying it's because they don't want to come here because it's dangerous. >> steve: that's right. the headline of the "new york post" this morning says, look, i'm from kansas.

i thought dodge city thinking there is a story about marshall dillon. no, the mayor said there was supposed to be 40 people. he was told 40 people on the bus. only 14 showed up because apparently they were just -- even though they may be from another country and even though they may be border crossers they have heard that new york city is a scary place when it comes to crime. they are absolutely right. >> ainsley: not a good message for the mayor. >> lawrence: no, it's not. >> ainsley: mayor saying fearful because of your policies? >> steve: he is furious that greg abbott and the state of texas are busing people in to new york. and he says one of my problems is they are not telling us when they are sending people. now, hold on a seconds. were they telling the people up in west chester county hey, we are going to park an airplane on your runway at midnight tonight and full of migrants. did they give the people in that town a heads up. >> ainsley: they didn't want to know. >> steve: what's the big deal?

the governor of texas is doing to the mayor of new york exactly what the biden administration has been doing to texas and new mexico and arizona for over a year. >> lawrence: this is actually thousand started. the mayor was upset because all these planes were coming into west chester, some of those folks were coming to new york city. apparently he was under the impression that they were coming from the governor of texas. they were actually coming from homeland security through the biden administration. so he called out texas governor greg abbott and the governor was like that's not me. but since you asked for them, now we're going to be sending buses to the great city of new york city. this is what the mayor has to say about these buses on sunday. watch. >> this is horrific when you think about what the governor is doing, the governor of texas after months of traveling across the border, placing on the bus with no direction. to come here to new york, our

goal is to immediately find out each family's needs and give them the assistance they want, 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 about 40 people should have been on that bus. only 14 got off. so we are not sure that because of the fear that something is going to happen to them if they would have come to this location they got off earlier. we want to make sure we monitor that. >> steve: one of the things the mayor as you heard he was complaining about we don't know when the buses are arriving. well, i have got news for the mayor here and elsewhere down in d.c. as well. the buses a arriving a few days after the biden administration lets the people into the country. >> lawrence: we don't know when they are arriving on our southern border in texas, either.

we have women, children. we have got people that are dying because it's so hot in texas. it's 105. and it's happening every hour. every minute. and it's been happening for a few years. the mayor said this is a sanctuary city. so, we're only following the policy that the mayor implemented. >> ainsley: he can't say -- he can't complain. the democrats are the ones that wanted these open border policies. that to take care of everyone. and, look, we all have a heart for these individuals. the ones, the families it breaks your heart when you see these children. >> how are we going to pay for all of this? he is complaining and mayor of d.c. complaining. homeless shelter starting to fill up with migrants. they are asking for federal assistance and money and national guard troops to help. but, abbott has been complaining about this for years. thousands come in every day. >> lawrence: where was he when the hotels were shut downstate of texas. where was he when all of the local markets ran out of food on the border? this has been happening for months and months.

and by the way they aren't republican towns along the border. these are democrat towns that are frustrated with the biden administration. >> some of them are now voting for republicans we saw that from mayra flores. >> steve: we are not only the big apple we are now dodge city as well. a quarter after the top of the hour. we have got ashley with us. >> ashley: hey, guys. good morning. we will start with this. the search is on for missing 16-year-old girl in northern california. police say she was last seen at campground party with more than 100 other young adults on saturday night. her phone has been out of signal since saturday. her car a silt investor 2013 honda crv is also missing. bizarre surveillance footage from saint paul, minnesota show as group of teenagers crashing a kia into a center divider in saint paul, minnesota. police say the suspects may have been inspired by tiktok trend. authorities linking this incident to the tiktok group

called the kia boys. they are known for stealing can i as and hyundais with just usb cable. 11 people rescued from rising bawrts as flash floods soaked the denver area. closed a stretch of i-70 stranding some drivers and causing miles long traffic. one storm unloaded 2 inches of rain in just 30 minutes. and to follow this story and more download the fox weather app. and any connected device. and to this: new jersey's plastic bag ban create new problems for residents just months after it was signed into law. some people are taking home the shopping baskets when they forget their bags and the shoppers say they just have a hard time remembering them. >> yeah, i forgot my bag. >> how often does that happen. >> every time. every single time. i actually have never remembered my bags. >> i never do either. if shoppers don't bring their own bags, they have to buy new ones when they check out.

guys, those are your headlines, yeah, i'm not stealing the plastic baskets but my bags are in my trunk. i never ever remember them. >> steve: i don't either. and i will be walking to the grocery store and i will see somebody because in new jersey this is pretty much the end of the world. i will see somebody walking with the bag and i will think they are in the kitchen. >> ashley: spending more money on more bags. >> steve: same grocery store they got rid of the hand baskets because people were taking them home. instead of the hand baskets now because nobody wants to buy a bag for a dollar. they are taking the carts home now. >> ainsley: really. how do they fit those in their car? >> steve: they walk them. >> lawrence: stopper. security measure. they will lock up. >> ainsley: they have an ankle

monitor. they just stop of the middle of the parking lot. >> lawrence: that's the extent of crime. >> ainsley: bags are so sturdy when you get home with the old plastic bag those bags so sturdy you paid for them. ashley is right. you put them in your cabinet and starting to stack up in my kitchen. i don't want to throw them away because they are so good. >> steve: they may be sturdy. after you go to the grocery store five times have you got to figure they are pretty dirty. >> ainsley: pretty dirty. >> steve: you have got to put the meat in there. you only want to buy one bag. >> lawrence: they are wrapping us. they don't like us talking about bags. the question democrats don't seem to want to answer. >> are you encouraging him to run again? >> i'm encouraging him to focus on what is right in front of him. >> my focus is totally on this november. >> i don't want to answer that question because we have not -- that's not -- yeah, i don't want to answer that question. >> lawrence: that is the best one. why the party is hesitating to back a biden re-election bid.

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sunshine state. here with more is fort lauderdale detective perez. thank you for joining me, sir. are you surprised to see this amount of officers quitting before their pension? >> no. it doesn't surprise me. i mean, when you are working at an agency that doesn't support you. you are working for, you know, you are not getting the proper training to do your job effectively. not getting the equipment issued to you to do your job effectively. and then you get in touch with a state like florida, that's, the governor just freedom first. officers come he would will go over the count a little bit. everything just points towards leaving. you know, some of these agencies that aren't supporting their law enforcement officers. >> detective, break it down for us. >> what do people get when they move to the sunshine state? what makes it so appealing for them? >> besides working with me? [laughter] you get the beach, sorry about

that. i mean, you got everything from the weather to a lot of these officers that we are getting from agencies like the nypd they have less than five years on. they are coming in. we start at a higher pay rate. some of these officers coming in. getting about $30,000 pay raise. no state income tax. they will get issued a take home police car. so i mean, the equipment that we give is top notch. i mean, there is one nypd officer that i speak with regularly fdr and he goes how is everything going? this is ridiculous i'm living like derek jeertd down here. the vest i'm issued because we give all of our uniforms, all of our equipment we issue to the officers for free. where in some of these agencies they are spending thousands of dollars a year on equipment. and he goes the best that we have. man, this training that we get

is crazy. the vest is like what you get issued if you are an esu in new york. woe harp on the fact that our officers are not only provided the best equipment but the best training. you can't do that if you are under staffed. you have to have assembly line. hire people to go out on the road. you have officers out there that really aren't, you know, and god bless them. they just don't have the tools and the training provided to them so they can do their jobs properly and effectively. you are seeing this all over the place. >> lawrence: you know what, detective. as someone who covers cops all the time because i cover crime. i haven't heard a cop crack a joke like that in a i will who. that speaks to the morale booster that is happening in florida. thank you for your service and i hope folks will join you guys counsel there in the free state of florida. thank you so much for coming on "fox & friends." >> thank you so much. i got plenty of jokes if there is people out there from

different agencies that want to come out and either go to stand up comedy just one-on-one or want to explore the benefits that we offer down here in florida, i would be more than happy to talk to you. >> lawrence: you know brother we would hire you. thank you so much for joining us. >> can i say one more thing? >> lawrence: you got it brother. >> anyone out there wants to come down to the state of florida or explore the opportunity the number is 954-828-flpd. 3573. or visit our website at flpd jobs.com. and we would be more than happy to welcome people. we are looking for officers from some of these agencies that are just, you know, they have a heart that's dedicated to public service, so, you know, we are looking for that we are going to be actually up in new york city on october 28th -- i'm sorry it's october 6th at john j. college in new york city. stop by, visit our recruiting booth and talk to us we would be more than happy to help you out.

>> lawrence: detective, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much. have a great day. >> lawrence: say it isn't joe. even a "new york times" op-ed is urging president biden to not run for a second term. new it reaction as more democrats distance themselves from the commander-in-chief. that's next on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪

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>> are you encouraging him to run again? >> i'm encouraging him to focus on what is right in front of us. >> do you think president biden is the best candidate in 2024. >> i'm going to be very blunt and very honest with you, my focus is totally on this november. >> the country would be well-served by a new generation of compelling, well-prepared dynamic democrats to step up. >> i'm working on my own election and that's all i'm focused on right now. >> the president chooses to run again in 2024, i mean, first of all i'm focused on winning this majority right now. >> i don't want to answer that question because we have not -- that's not -- yeah, i don't want to answer that question. [laughter]

>> ainsley: is that true best one. i'm not going to answer that say it ain't joe. more democrats seem to be losing faith in our president and the white house and his future even a "new york times" op-ed now urging him not to run again. >> steve: fox news contributor newt gingrich is the author of "defeating big government socialism" and he joins us right now to react. newt, good morning to you. >> ainsley: good morning. >> steve: politically, what is the downside to these democrats saying hey, i think it's a good idea and i would support joe in 2024. why won't they say that? >> >> well, i think, look, we will see if any of this changes. but, right now with the highest inflation rate in over 40 years. with gasoline more than twice what it was under trump, with millions of people crossing the border illegally, with murder rates skyrocketing, inflation -- atlanta is now per capita more dangerous than chicago. you look at all those factors and joe biden is attached to them.

so, you know, if warnock runs as a biden democrat in georgia, he will lose, period. which he runs as a biden democrat in arizona, he will just lose. politicians aren't always idiotic. and if you tell somebody, you know, would you rather try to win or lose, as a general rule, most of them try to win. and you are not going to win this year standing next to joe biden. you are going to win by saying oh, i'm focused on my own race. i'm trying to help the people of america by raising their taxes hiring more irs agents and generally screwing everything up. i mean, the democrats have a real problem. i have to tell you, this will be minus letter combination griff 360. i fascinated by big government machine. what pelosi and schumer has done is unimaginable. they have a real machine for the first time in american history. it doesn't matter what you put

up. 50 democrats plus kamala harris. they will get a slight majority in the house. i wouldn't have thought two years ago that it was theoretically possible to take this narrow of majority and move this many really dumb left wing ideas but they are doing it because they have become a true machine the machine will eventually decide hot nominee is and it may not be joe biden. >> lawrence: you said you used to be speaker of the house. also a political historian as well. have you seen such a distance from a president not even two years into their administration? >> well, there was some of that with it of course in nixon's case he resigned because of watergate. there was some of that with carter. but, remember, carter in the end beat teddy kennedy who seemed very formidable when he started. and ended up losing the nomination to carter who to the renominated. presidents have a pretty big ability to recuperate. what you don't know with biden

is, one, does he continue to look like he doesn't know what he is doing? there is only so much cognitive dissidence and confusion can you get in a particular person before you decide no too dangerous. really helped by having kamala harris because she is so bad that nobody is going to think about replacing biden with harris. so, in a sense. >> i don't think they designed it this way. but she is in a sense his insurance policy. you know, nobody is going to rush in and say let's get rid of joe because kamala is ready. the other question question one all of the power of the presidency. all that money as long as around he gets to spend. all the things he can do with regulations. all the deals he can cut don't understand his capacity to survive at least up through the nomination. if it continues to get worse. if what we are see something a downward slide, and the economy gets worse, international

relations get worse. his ability to function in public gets worse. then, yeah, then it's hopeless. but we are not quite there yet. >> ainsley: interesting that much of this could be up to donald trump. they might be waiting until he makes the decision before joe biden pulls out. because they might want to put those two against each other again. >> let me just say i did a piece last week a newsletter about trump who is the most successful politician in american history, president, not president. the most successful in getting nominees in his own party. no one is even close to trump in his reach inside the party. i hope he will wait and announce around thanksgiving. i think it's a mistake if he announces early. but, anybody who doubts that he is running, i mean, if his health is good, he is on the way. >> steve: there you go. former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, sir, thank you very much for joining us live. >> ainsley: thank you. >> all right.

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>> steve: it's a sad commentary that i mean you are in the pawnshop business. >> . it's good for you but it's sad because so many americans right now are just trying to get through to payday and if they don't have the money, they are going to take that wedding band off and they are going to take it toe a pawnshop until payday. >> most people don't realize 20% of the adult population do not have a bank account. they don't have normal banking. if they need a little money, this is what they have to do. and you know, like las vegas, you almost have to have a car there. it's the very spread out town. gas prices are killing people. just the price of food has gone -- inflation has gone nuts. and it's really -- and i really believe lower income people it affects much worse than it effects upper income people and we just have a government dead set on creating more inflation and less jobs. only way i can think.

>> steve: i know you are a business. but a lot of people bring things that they never thought they would have to pawn to you guys. you know, for a loan just to make ends meet until they can get the money to get it out of the pawn business. i'm sure you are seeing a lot of people come through your door that you have never seen before. >> yeah. i mean, there's a lot of people, especially young people who, you know, working a gig economy and things like that. and everything -- suddenly the world -- rents in vegas alone are up 24% in one year. you know, you take the gas prices, the food prices and everything like that. it's much harder to make a living. especially you take a single mom or somebody like that, i mean, all this inflation is devastating. >> steve: absolutely. and do they talk to you about hey, look, you know, i never thought i would be here but you

guys can actually help me out. thank you very much for getting me through this rough patch? >> i live on the poorest county in oregon like four months a year. and i help out a lot down there. and when you are talking rural places, it's even worse because these people have to drive so much more. in a -- you know, a county with a small population it's a half hour drive to the grocery store. and you are talking driving their own truck there it's 15 bucks to get to the grocery store and 15 bucks to get back home. >> steve: yeah. well it, as i said in the beginning it's a sign of the times inflation is through the roof. rick, thank you so much for getting up early on the west coast. >> no problem. >> steve: thank you, sir. all right. 13 minutes before the top of the hour. ashley has got some news, i believe, from north carolina. >> we do. north carolina school district is stocking schools with ar-15 rifles in an effort to ramp up

protection for students and staff. school officials and local authorities in madison county agreeing to stock six schools with the guns. this is in response to the may 24th uvalde school shooting where 19 children and two teachers were killed. those guns will be locked inside a safe along with ammo, extra magazines and breaching tools so they can be used to break into locked doors if they need be. $15,000 for the woman's who house actress ann hetch crashed into. a woman lost an entire lifetime of possessions. heche crashed not house after she hit a parking garage and sped off on friday. that car was engulfed in flames. she is still being treated for severe burns but reportedly stable in the hospital. musk is questioning effort to

free britney griner for renext china. >> if the president is working so hard to free someone in jail for some weed, then shouldn't we free people in america? >> musk noting that many locked up for marijuana possession on american soil do not get the same white house attention as griner. griner was sentenced to nine years in russian prison. but the biden administration is actively negotiating a prison swap to secure her freedom. those are your headlines. check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. hot out there. >> it is hot and steamy out here, ashley. and really that's going to be one of the big stories across the country early this morning. you are seeing a whole lot of 70s up close to 80 degrees. with the humidity it only feels hotter. dive right into those temperatures and are seeing heat on the east side. cooler off to the west and the middle big frontal boundary. that's where the showers are with the absolute heaviest rain moving across portions of northern illinois moving into parts of northern michigan.

heat advisories are in place through tuesday up and down the east coast. and it is going be back up to 90 outside today here. mid 90's for tomorrow. stays hot as we move through august. those are your weather headlines. tossing it back into you, steve. >> steve: thank you very much, adam. adam in front of the ford f-150 pickup. tips for buying a used car for less with mike caudill coming up in the next hour. afraid for his life new york city bodega clerk famously charged with murder for a brief period for defending himself has left the big apple and may even leave the country. lara trump on that coming up next. ♪

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just a hardworking american. he might've come to the city for a better life and how he is forced to leave because he is cured by retaliation and scared about his own life, and it's terrific how he was treated here in new york after he was acting in self-defense. >> i mean, it is so sad, ainsley, and so much for the american dream, i guess. that is sort of what jose alba represents. this was a man who, as you just said, he came from another country legally into america, wanted a better life for himself and for his family, and he was pursuing the american dream when, of course, he was forced to defend himself, and then was charged with murder. second-degree murder. he was held at rikers island, and had it not been for a really intense pressure externally, he would probably still be standing trial for murder right now. but he felt so unsafe in new york, and i think this is the saddest part for new yorkers, because there was no guarantee that this was not going to happen to him again.

that he could go back to work and that things would go back to normal, and that he would be protected, and i think so many people in new york feel that way, too. it's a different city than it used to be, even walking down the street and going down the subway. people feel a lot more nervous now than they ever did before, so this gentleman, mr. alba, instead of staying in the biggest city in america where we should be able to provide people basic protections from things like this, he is instead going back to his home country, the dominican republic, where the state department actually has a travel advisory for americans traveling there because of crimes there. it is so high, but he feels safer there than he does in new york. that's terrible to hear. >> ainsley: and these democratic leaders are so soft on crime, lara. i mean, families are leaving new york city. y'all actually did that so you can live in a safer area. but it's sad when you see our city code downhill and returning to the way it was when we were little. i lived in south carolina and he

lived in north carolina and remember, our parents that we couldn't go to new york. "we are worried for your safety, hydro julie, make sure you have a zipper on your pocketbooks in a lincoln can reach in and steal anything." now we are returning to some of those dangerous times from decades ago. >> it is so true. i know so many people who have been traveling to new york for decades. it used to be you would go to new york and you'd want to put on your display. your nicest clothes in your finest jewelry. you can't do that anymore in new york, and chicago, nla. it's a terrible state of affairs and have to get a hold of it for the future of our country in general. >> ainsley: absolutely, and our children. thank you so much, lara. with inflation driving up prices, we have tips for buying a used car for less. ♪ ♪ >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars

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>> the vice president votes in the affirmative. >> democrats inflation reduction act squeaks by. people are scrounging to pay their bills, and the congress is spending millions of dollars on green energy. >> democrats pushing themselves away from president biden. >> are you encouraging him to run again? >> i'm encouraging them to focus. >> you not going to enact this year. >> standing next to joe biden. >> nypd officers are fleeing

new york city in droves. >> when you are working at an agency that doesn't support you, it's not surprising. everything points toward leaving. >> launching a come back, the beloved children's toy store opening inside macy's locations. >> thanks for inviting us to south carolina. it's good to be home. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: the 8th of august, 2022. the great thing to do would be to go to the beach. if you are in new jersey you know all about the fun caves. they are not quite open yet. described as the best arcade on the board, boardwalk.

they are going for a daytime high with 85 degrees. it's going to feel like summer out in the garden state of new jersey. >> ainsley: in the last hour we showed a shot of north augusta north carolina but the camera is in augustine georgia. we got a lot of emails from reviewers saying, the camera is in augustine georgia! we should have caught that! >> lawrence: let me tell you, ainsley -- a texan would never do that. they would know! the backlash would be so bad. >> ainsley: up in the screen it said georgia, so i seem georgia, because i don't know every shot of every camera angle in south carolina, lawrence! >> lawrence: [laughs] now they're going to attack me! >> steve: luckily for me, all my shots first thing in the morning in the cold opens are all in the center part of the

state. so there's no possibility. >> lawrence: brian has a couple days off. i'll be here if you guys. it's great to be with you, ainsley. >> ainsley: we love having you here. >> lawrence: back from your vacation. overnight, a vote-o-rama on the senate floor. the democrats act squeaks by thanks to a tie-breaking vote by vice president harris. >> steve: the vote in the middle of yesterday afternoon. not a single republican voted for the bill, which is not expected to combat inflation, but it will raise a lot of taxes. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich joins us from the white house with the latest. good morning, jacqui. >> good morning to you guys. just off the top i want to mention that even bernie sanders admitted it's not going to really touch inflation, despite being named "inflation reduction act." nonetheless it is a big win for democrats, and a big win for president biden. just three months before

election day, and majority leader chuck schumer celebrated the bill, now heading over to the house, by changing into his lucky suit for these remarks. >> our bill enhances our energy security and is the boldest claimant package in u.s. history. the senate has now passed the most significant bill to fight the climate crisis ever. >> it passed along party lines of the tie-breaking vote from vice president kamala harris, dedicating hundreds of billion dollars to climate a health care programs while imposing a new corporate minimum tax rate on large profitable companies, to be enforced by 87,000 new irs agents, with a nearly billion-dollar allotment to that agency, more than six times their current annual budget. which, by the way, will make their staff bigger than the state department, the fbi, and border patrol combined. house republicans are now zeroing in on all of that, saying these democrat promises that they won't raise taxes on anyone making less than $40,000

a year are hollow, because it'll likely be passed off to the consumer. experts disagree on that, no real contents as they are, but this would mean new audits or the middle class according to a study from the joint committee on taxation. republicans are now lining up in opposition to this. rnc chairman ronna mcdaniel saying that they will pay the price for raising the taxes on families during recession, and kevin mccarthy urges all house republicans about no, saying that congress should be focused on our country's call to answer the rise in prices of gas, grocery, and everything we buy. that the democrats have failed to listen to the american people, they have no plan to fix the problems they've caused, and he urges everyone to vote no. we can pretty well expect every republican holds out no in the house like they did in the senate. but you can expect a lot of pressure coming from republicans across the next week that they will be scheduled to vote on friday, saying this bill does

not actually reduce inflation as it claims to do, and the congressional budget office found it'll have little to no impact on inflation this year, guys. >> steve: thank you very much, jacqui. don't call it the inflation reduction act, caught the midterm election rescue act, because they named it that so people think, "oh, look, they are passing that and trying to get the inflation down." as we heard from him bernie sanders and chris coons d other organizations, it doesn't address it for a year or two. and jacqui just mentioned that every democrat voted for it. every republican voted against it, which means that they have won democrat senator who said no, and that would have been doing for the entire thing. that's between chuck schumer and joe manchin. when it came to kyrsten sinema they said, "okay, what do you think?" and she said, "you have to get

rid of the interest provision." and chuck schumer is that okay without a fight because he knew that would be the price of getting the inflation reduction act passed. because close to $740 billion -- >> ainsley: there were 12 digits, yeah. a lot of zeros behind it. the process began on saturday night and went through the night, and they didn't make a decision and take the vote until the middle of the day, the afternoon on sunday. and bernie sanders, he was seen on the steps of the capitol taking a break in the 13th hour and that has become a meme. kamala harris was the tiebreaker, 51? 50. so every republican said no to this deal. there is a bernie sanders meme. >> steve: i feel sorry for him. >> ainsley: people on social media are saying all kinds of things. like, "do you remember the schoolhouse rock song, i'm just a build?" they are putting that all over the internet. he remembers

it reminds me of the mittenshe wore during the inauguration. >> lawrence: it seems like when the american people asked for something, they do the opposite. they said they wanted them to fight inflation and they just put a fight inflation bill there that doesn't actually really do that. he said we want our taxes lower, this is going to raise taxes for pretty much every single category. we say we really don't like the irs and want you to send agents to our southern border, and they say that they'll just take the money and inject billions of dollars into new irs agents. this goes to the perception of americans. this is a new poll, 69% of americans say things are getting worse. 12% -- ainsley, you mentioned this in our first hour -- say it's getting better. we don't know those 12 percents are, but then there is percent who say things are staying the same. >> steve: treading water. when it comes to which party you trust to handle the economy, about a third of the country

says republicans and about a quarter of the country says democrats. in "the wall street journal" this morning, regarding this bill, they write, "this bill picks winners and losers by writing into law unfair advantages for union labor, because it's going to raise project cost thanks unionized workers' far higher wages and benefits, which will be borne by utility ratepayers and taxpayers. this pitches that the wages and raises costs for companies." so the question "the wall street journal" asks is, how does this reduce inflation? >> ainsley: that is yet to be determined and it probably won't happen for a long time. and i don't think this will contribute to that. senator mike lee will come up later, about 30 minutes from now, to talk about this issue. stay tuned for that, and in the meantime we will talk about public safety and crime in new york city. a lot of police officers are leaving. even though we have 561 new police recruits that were sworn in earlier this month, we had

2100 sworn in officers that decided to retire or resign, and this is just since january of this year. as more than all of 2019. >> lawrence: typically, you are eligible for your pension about 20 years into your service. a lot of cops are saying, "you know what? we don't even need the pension. it's become too anti-cop in new york city. we want to go to another state." look at these numbers. this is 2021, about 1700 that have left the department. going back to 2022, it's about 2400 police officers about to leave. that is up to 42%. but this is a number that's really getting is right here, when it comes to the pension. 20 years, that is up 71%. these officers saying, "forget the pension, we're just going to leave it completely." to be one that seeks ordinary thing. historically new york city

police officers have probably saved into their 50s and 60s, not because they live in new york city, they love being part of the blue wall. but given crime and given the lack of respect, so many cops are saying it's just not worth it. "i put on my kevlar vest in the morning and i don't know if i'm coming home that night." for them to walk away, if you simply work for 20 years for new york city wearing the uniform, you get that particular pension. i've got a lot of friends down in florida in the law enforcement who used to work in new york. they put in 20 years here, then they go down there so they get paid from new york and then they get a new job, as well. >> ainsley: that tells you how sad it is. because no one is going to walk away from a whole lot of money that you are promised if you put in your 20 years unless you feel like e.r. safety and possibly your life is on the line. and that's how many of these men and women feel in law enforcement new york.

it's just not worth it. yeah, you walk away from thousands of dollars in the future, but you're going to walk away with your life. >> lawrence: they still have a heart for service, so they're not leaving the profession completely. they're going to florida. we talked to a detective earlier today and this is what he had to say. >> it doesn't surprise me. when you're working in an agency that doesn't support you, you are not getting the proper training to do your job effectively, you're not getting the equipment to do your job effectively, and you get in fights with the state like florida, the governor just past a freedom first budget giving bonuses for officers to come down there. you get everything from the weather to a lot of officers from agencies like the nypd. they have less than five years on, they are coming in and they start at a higher pay rate based on the previous years of service, so some of the officers are coming in and getting about a $30,000 pay raise, no state income tax, they get issued a

take-home police car. >> lawrence: you know it's interesting in there, steve? and you can see there's a sign right here in times square. >> steve: the department is running it. >> lawrence: they are running it here. it is not just about the money. i never thought about this before, but they get better equipment in florida and they get better vests. i mean, shouldn't all cops in every department getting the same quality of vests? >> steve: plus, if he just said, he makes a great recruiting pitch. you don't have to pay state taxes in florida, as well. in addition to your personal safety, keep in mind, here in new york i was reading a story about somebody being menaced and they called the cops, a store owner did, and said, "this person is causing a problem," and they said, "are they threatening violence against you?" and they said no, so they said, "i can't do anything." because here in new york so many cops' hands are tied by the

administration. >> lawrence: that's exactly right, and this is coming from a former cop who is now the mayor. you'd think they'd back them up a little more. >> steve: just imagine if you lived in new york city, do you feel safe when you know that the police's hands are tied? >> ainsley: i'm sure this is a comp for station in ashley strohmier's house. she just got married and your husband is in law enforcement. >> he's an nypd officer which we talk about all the time. >> steve: is he talking about early retirement yet? >> ainsley: she can't say that on air! >> [laughs] i mean, i think they all talk about it. whether it's actually going to happen or not, especially in this climate right now, it's dangerous for them. as you said, their hands are tied. for me as a wife, you don't know what's going happen. you don't know. >> ainsley: that has to be nice to be married to somebody -- he can protect you. >> no one messes with us! [laughter] it's like my own personal security, i love it. anyway, we are going to switch

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♪ ♪ >> lawrence: he went from a life of poverty raised by a single mom to becoming one of the u.s. senate's most prominent rising stars. >> steve: now senator tim scott is sharing his book, his story, rather, and a brand-new book called "america: a redemption story." it comes out officially tomorrow. >> ainsley: i had a chance to go to my home state, south carolina, which he represents, and i was able to spend a weekend for senator scott. we went all these different places that are meaningful to him. here's an exclusive look at his family's epic journey. >> we must focus on the promise of the american journey. i know that journey well. ♪ ♪ >> thanks for being here and inviting us to south carolina. it's good to be home and sit down with you. >> thank you for coming home,

number one. the home of the warriors! i love it. oh, my goodness gracious. >> that's a picture of senator tim scott. >> what a blessing to walk in your old school and see your picture on the wall. i failed four subjects my freshman year. i always laugh because civics is about politics. >> i know i'm not the only one in congress who failed civics. >> my senior year, another pain and miserable experience, i fell asleep driving down interstate 26. >> and you shouldn't have survived that car accident. >> i went through the windshield. to come out of that with just six weeks of missed football, and the rest of my life, it's been better because of that tragedy. that's a blessing. ♪ ♪ >> you right in the book that this was your ticket to a better life. it was your way out and your way up. >> it was my dream and i think that's a dream for so many young

kids, especially those of us growing up in a single-parent household. to let this pigskin be our deliverance out of poverty. and most importantly, the house. >> we are standing in front of the house that you bought for your mom. >> i love this house for that reason. to be honest with you, in 2007 i was able to surprise my mother with a house. >> lets go in. can we see it? >> please. use of the musical >> hi! how are you? your house is beautiful! congratulations! >> did you know he was going to do something big with his life when he was growing up? >> no. [laughter] >> i see your bible is out. do you read this all the time? >> all the time. it's a daily thing. >> it sounds like you have read a lot of it. that's beautiful. >> oh, yes. >> she's praying for you. >> always praying. >> if your bible is worn out, you probably are not. >> tell us about your parents.

>> i'm sad to go think about it. daddy was amazing. to me he was very proud man. he would never know he couldn't read and write because of the way he carried himself. ♪ ♪ >> senator, we are standing outside of the apartment complex he lived in after y'all moved out of out of your grandparents' house. isn't it funny to come back and it's smaller than you remember it being? >> i thought it was like a hundred yard football field and it's this big. >> your parents were divorced. you all got in the car and drove down south to your grandparents house. tell us about that experience. >> leading my father was really hard. i didn't want my family to break apart. you worship your father, and you want him to be proud of you and you want him to be happy with you, and you are willing to do whatever it takes. ♪ ♪

>> opportunity zones, a plan spearheaded by senator tim scott. >> opportunity zones transformed south carolina. >> i love opportunities and bringing resources to people who need them most. it should be our responsibility, but we shouldn't do for others what they can do for themselves. but we should create opportunities. >> if south carolina is trump country, let me hear you scream! [cheers and applause] >> what is your relationship like with donald trump? >> i'm so thankful we were able to work together on some monumental compliments. we didn't agree sometimes. and he would say, "tim, you got that one wrong." "yes, sir, i'm sure i did." if we could remove the veil and let america see the rest of the story, we have a different perspective on why president trump was so successful. >> senator tim scott from south carolina. you can see why he's a republican start.

>> what do you anticipate for 2024 and will you be in the race? >> i need to win my reelection before i think about that. i think 2024 is going to be an interesting year. it is a year where conservative principles, not personality, will lead the charge for us. ♪ ♪ >> we are at the church. how long have you been a member? >> 27 years. >> the title of your book, "america: a redemption story." not only have you been redeemed, but this is your hope for america, as well? >> i feel in high school but thank god for a second chance. our story of redemption is that we get a second chance. that's not true in every country on earth. we are the story of redemption. >> in the first chapter, your mom wrote that. she ended a chapter with a prayer for you, her son, and a pair for the country. >> ask you, father, to help us

be the city on the hill that the world might look for encouragement. >> would you like to say a prayer for our country? >> let's pray. dear father, we thank you that we live in the most amazing country on earth. give us the dreams and visions and hopes that help us put in the effort to make it a reality. we thank you and we praise you, in jesus' name. >> amen. ♪ ♪ >> steve: what a life. if you are not a politician, he could be a preacher. >> ainsley: the pastor of the church, we love this family, because when i lived in charleston this was my church and i would go there regularly and wanted on sunday mornings a lot. but the pastor said to him, "i think if you were a preacher, your sermons are about a 7, 8, or 9. but if you serve this country you'd be a 12." so he prayed about it a lot and felt like this is where god was calling him. he's just a wonderful guy.

humble, obviously. you can hear that. he talks about his story, he's never a victim, and he absolutely could be in many eyes because he was seven years old when his dad abandoned him and all the things he witnessed. he refuses to go down that route. he loves south carolina and he has this book called "america: a redemption story." if you want to read all about his life, it's definitely worth reading. i just love this man. he was great. i've talked to so many people in the community, and you can't go anywhere without people coming up to him. >> lawrence: speaking of, i talked to dana perino this weekend. she told me i need to read it, and you can read it in a day or so. >> ainsley: you will love it. it's a quick read. >> lawrence: and the senator will be on "don't ask me 25 today. >> ainsley: and buy's book on amazon, barnes & noble, or tim scottbook.com. posted he's a great man. steve went up next on this monday, an innocent woman shot in the face while running errands in the middle of the da. can you imagine?

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pretty brave person. like, i would never have thought this would happen to me. but i would say no. >> lawrence: i want to put the photo up, and just a warning, this is graphic. but i want the audience to see what happened that day. if we can put that up on the screen. can you walk me through what was going on that day? you were just running errands? >> yeah, i was running errands for her bridal shower, and i heard gunshots. it was about five rounds before i realized what was happening. so i just tried to contain driving, hoping to get out of there alive, because i realized it was nearby. but i couldn't figure out where it was coming from, so i continued to drive straight, hoping to get out of that area. a few shots more, and i was hit and i was bleeding. i was still conscious so i was able to pull over, get out of the car, and start pleading for cars to come help me. >> lawrence: how close did you

come to losing your life? >> milliseconds. as you can see, this is where the bullet punctured through, and i was going about 30 miles an hour when it was hit, so milliseconds is how close i was. >> lawrence: they have been 673 shooting and, incidents and poor than from january to june this year. have they been able to catch the person that shot you? >> they haven't. and i have little hope that they will. >> lawrence: what do you want the public to know about what's happening in portland? >> ever since portland defunded the police, the gun violence reduction unit was defunded, so ever since then, that is when the shooting skyrocketed to almost triple. and it was immediate. it wasn't even gradual. i would just say that we are

careful about where we are defunding it. >> lawrence: i've done a lot of reporting and residents have been saying the same thing you're saying right now. i am so glad that you survived this, and prayers for you and your family in ukraine. i know they are worried about you. thanks for joining us on "fox & friends" this morning. >> thank you. >> lawrence: you got it. the democrats $739 billion bill, branded to fight inflation, but it's not. but even some democrats don't think it'll do much to combat the rise in prices. so the benefits? senator mike lee is on that, next. ♪ ♪ nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?!

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celebrating as they push that $739 billion spending bill to the u.s. senate yesterday afternoon. >> lawrence: not one republican including our next guest voted for it as they warn it'll make inflation worse while raising taxes. >> ainsley: g.o.p. senator mike lee sits on the senate joint economic committee and joins us now. good morning to you, senator. there are a lot of articles, "what's in a name?" because they are painting this as a bill to reduce inflation paid when really you have all these economists and experts saying that's absolutely false and that it won't do anything. >> yes. it's a terrible bill. they call it the inflation reduction act and this is the most orwellian name i think i have seen in the united states senate and the 12 years i've been here. look at what they are doing. they are increasing spending and raising taxes while you're in the middle of a recession, and while you're in the middle of rampant inflation. in my home state of utah, people were experiencing neither 50%

inflation relative to last year. with the result of that type of inflation, people pay 26 paychecks a year, it's as though the biden policies have consumed four of those 26 paychecks out of every year. that is appalling. it is doubly appalling that they would spend more and raise taxes in the middle of a recession while you're in inflation. >> steve: as you know, senator, we are coming up on election in november, and one of the big parts of this is it will allow medicare to negotiate lower prescription drug prices. if you were on the fixed income, if you are older, you'd love that regardless of your political party. >> you love how it sounds until he read the fine print, steve. when you read the fine print on this, at the end of the day this is going to lead to fewer life-saving and life-enhancing and extending medical cures and treatments. at the end of the day, price controls do not work. they've been tried everywhere.

it's like that awful game, mousetrap, that we played with neighbor kids. it looks fun on the tv commercial but it never ever works. this one is not going to work. >> lawrence: have you talked with your colleagues on the other side of the aisle? what is the calculation? they see the poll numbers and realize the democrats are in trouble. that this will not really tackle inflation, raise taxes. but what is the calculation here? >> look, at the end of the day i suspect my democratic colleagues who believe in big government and believe any time we spend too much money it doesn't quite work that the answer is necessarily that we've got to spend more money, that we didn't spend quite enough money before. but that is like pouring gasoline on a fire. that's what they are doing here. so they operate under a belief, or perhaps it's a good faith belief, that this is somehow going to make things better. but it never does. it's not going to this time, it'll make much worse. it is tragic especially for poor

and middle-class families in utah who are spending $881 a month every single month on their basic household necessities relative to last year. >> ainsley: senator, we are around the corner from midterms. what can republicans do if republicans win to turn this country around, to decrease inflation, to decrease our gas prices? >> i found a great quote from milton friedman last night, the famed economist, who said that any time you are dealing with inflation there is really only one cause. and that one because in america is always washington, d.c., because as milton friedman explained, it's washington, d.c., that can effectively just print more money. save got to stop spending money you don't have. when we stop doing that, we will bring inflation under control. steel and dissented from utah. you work saturday and sunday, i think we get a couple of comp days, senator! >> i would hope so. we didn't sleep at all during

that time period. which made things especially grueling. but the worst part about it was knowing what my constituents have to face. poor middle-class americans, especially utahans, can handle this. >> ainsley: can you take a nap? >> absolutely. [laughter] >> steve: i think bernie might be napping out front. [laughter] >> ainsley: thank you, senator. ashley has had lines for us. >> we are awaiting the president and first lady's departure from kentucky where they will be visiting areas decimated by historic and devastating flooding. rain continues to fall during cleanup efforts, as well. doesn't biden will meet with the kentucky governor and victims affected by heavy floods. they declared a state of emergency. at least 37 people have died due to the flooding. an online campaign raising more than $50,000 for the woman whose house, that actress anne heche

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>> steve: thank you very much, adam. speaking of hot, still to come, record inflation driving the price of used cars to new heights. mike has five tips to give you the best deal on the used vehicle. >> ainsley: let's check in for us at bill hemmer and dana perino for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> a question for you. what do you get for $740 billion? [laughter] >> ainsley: maybe a used car! >> first rate analysis on that. one thing we know, the irs is about to be supersized. >> and the chinese military is back at it today. jack keane, marc thiessen, and dan hoffman will be here. >> and digging for gold and finding a lot of it. >> he will explain that. it's a new week. we'll see you in a few minutes. e enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn?

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place. heat the the advice he is about to give,f dollars thanks your advice. >> would put her into full motion and practice with us. we talk about the best-selling car being the ford f-150, is the most recognized used-car people want to buy. weaver and people to certain tips to help them buy a car. it starts with this. do your research. you don't even need to leave home. auto trader, kelly blue book, do the research and get preapproved for your credit before even go to the dealership because they break down at the dealer. >> steve: in one of the key things is come after you do the research and figure out the car you want, you start to look, and rather than go to the dealer nearby, use the google and find somebody maybe out-of-state. >> what we talked about is the fact that she lives in dallas and i want to buy a car at my local dealer. that makes sense, everyone thinks that. buy out of states and use the tools and resources. bigger cities usually mean higher inflated prices. go to a small city. we found a car in oklahoma city,

and add-ons. tip number three, when you want to buy a car, before you negotiate the price, "can you ship it to me?" "we will ship it to you." "can i get an extended warranty?" and i have negotiated the price yet. so they had to put it into the deal before we even got to the negotiation. >> if you buy a used car, though, you have to worry about the conditions it's in unless they guarantee the conditions. >> you think about a certified pre-owned vehicle, that's what we wanted to get her. that it came out of the lease, and the dealership will stamp it with a warranty and certified pre-owned, which is a 200 inspection kit they have to make to the vehicle is great. >> the hardest part for everybody, to negotiate the price. >> this is my hero part. even i talked about this, it is so much fun. when you negotiate a price you think the dealer is in control but the reality is you are in control. don't go above it, and i said wait two days. we will wait and i guarantee the dealer will not go above that

price. because what happens in today's? they come back and say, "fine, we'll do it." >> steve: because people fall in love with a car and it's like, if i don't buy it now, it's going to go away. but they made more cars! >> let it walk away. there is no harm in letting the vehicle go away. find another one on auto trader or any one of those websites. it is so easy to do. if you're willing to travel to get the vehicle -- i've bought vehicles from all over the country and save thousands of dollars by simply going to another location. but you have to be willing to walk away, get a cup of coffee, walk away from the dealership and let them come back to you. >> and as you know, the news is that cars are in such short supply that they think, "i've got to get this win or else they'll be gone." you don't have to do that. there's plenty of cars out there right now. i've heard that the honda cr-v you can't find in california but you can walk into a dealership in new york, new york, and buy one. >> and you did the research for us. thank you very much very much.

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you can see the people lining up already. it will be a beautiful monday in the summer. heat it up, folks. >> seize the day. it is still summer, everyone. a little time before school starts back. enjoy a nice vacation. >> i heard today in some parts of texas school starts today. >> it is true. great to be with you today. >> bill: good morning. 9:00. raising taxes in a recession is what democrats did over the weekend. will it cost them in november? what will it cost you as well? good questions. good morning, it's monday. i'm bill hemmer. hello there. >> dana: good morning, everyone. it's been a little bit of time but glad to be here. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a ton of activity over the weekend. the democrats think they are riding high but it has been after a year of negotiations and senate democrats finally got their enormous spending bill across the finish line passing on a party line vote. all 50 republicans voted no. >> bill: what's in this