turnout from even independents who just know that this is wrong on so many levels. i think you are going to see turnout through the roof. it absolutely effects. i talked to several candidates yesterday, and they were on our side pleasantly surprised and fired up. >> todd: congressman, thank you, "fox & friends" now. >> carley: hunter biden hopping on air force one alongside his father. >> days after the fbi raid on former president donald trump. >> what the fbi did was an appalling display of abuse of power. >> i don't believe for a minute that the white house was totally in the dark on this. >> the latest inflation numbers release show prices increase by 8.5% and jobe's math that means zero. >> i want to say a number. zero percent inflation. >> it's beyond orwellian. go ahead, mayor, make my day. >> message to adams now threatening to bus new yorkers to campaign for beto o'rourke.

>> he thinks he is clint eastwood. but he is not. he is anti-american. >> they are now getting a taste of what we're having to deal with. >> this game is a part of our past. >> major league baseball is bringing classic baseball film which won best picture of the year to life. ♪ the boys are back in town ♪ the boys are back in town ♪ the boys are back in town ♪ >> steve: well, of the boys might be back in town but they are out at the water. take a look right there. scarborough, maine at 6:01 eastern time. very pleasant it day to start the day out there. it's 61 degrees. going for a high of 74. a little cloud cover as you can see right there. looks like somebody has a boogie board or a surf board. >> ainsley: seems a little cold 61 degrees? >> steve: it's summer, ainsley. you have got to live it up while you can.

beautiful part of scarborough, maine named after joe scarborough who invented morning show. good morning. borders can. >> ainsley: good morning, everyone. not true. false information. >> starting with fake news. >> brian: back inaction today. in terms of summer, things are going to get slow, especially with an election. nothing picks up until labor day and then this week happens. >> steve: boys are back in town. >> ainsley: only the fbi knew and next thing you knew a lot of breaking news. >> brian: this story is like taunting if you ask me. >> ainsley: hunter biden hopping on air force one alongside his father, president biden, and as the pair, they are departing for this lavish family vacation at key with a island. >> the get away you know where that is, right? >> i do. just days away after ransacked florida president trump's

florida home it was indeed a raid. >> steve: joe and his family is in south carolina live in washington, d.c. with the developments on this thursday morning. kevin? >> great to be with you guys. the gang is all back together again. great to have you back in the building. i just want to tell you about this. hunter biden who was allegedly under investigation for a number of possible crimes joined the man who, according to the white house press secretary, believes in the rule of law. on an air force 1 flight to south carolina for a family vacation. that biden trip coming amid growing criticism of the don's alleged double standard after fbi agents raided former president trump's mar-a-lago residence in florida. >> there were about 30 to 40 fbi agents that i saw which were wearing suits. the rest were in cargo pant, masks and gloves. and they basically had unfettered access to the property they refused to talk to

me. >> republicans on capitol hill not buying the line that president biden was unaware of the raid of his former and potentially future opponent's home. >> because i don't believe for a minute, not for a minute that the white house was totally in the dark on this. this is joe biden's fbi. it is joe biden's doj. and they have weaponized this fbi at every turn. >> meanwhile, the house oversight committee in a letter to march are a wrote the fbi and nara's behavior toward president explanation. weaponization of the federal government against president biden's political rivals cannot go unchecked. now, for pepper the nixon library didn't release the final batch of tapes 39 years after nixon was driven from office. the lbj library delayed releasing the final batch of his tapes had 47 years after he left office. and former president obama trucks 30 million pages of his administration's records to

chicago promising to digitize them and eventually put them online a move that outraged historians. now more than five years after the obama presidency ended the national archives web page reveals you guessed it zero pages have been digitized and disclosed. and this last nugget before guy, guys. former president trump yesterday said he refused to answer questions from new york prosecutors led by state attorney general letitia james resort and businesses invoking the fifth amendment. he said in an extended statement afterwards james openly campaigned on the policy of get and destroy trump. guys? >> brian: kevin, that's not even up for debate. you see the tapes. that's how she got her job. >> ainsley: campaign ads. >> brian: unbelievable. >> steve: kevin, i don't want to correct you on tv i read this morning that donald trump did answer one question yesterday when asked his name, he responded. >> oh, well, there you go.

>> steve: he gave his name but then he took the 5th. >> ainsley: 200 points or whatever it is. >> steve: duly noted. thank you, sir, have great day. >> you too. >> brian: bring in gregg jarrett fox news legal analyst. greg, i spoke to eric last night. the family has not seen the affidavit. has not seen the warrant yet. they flashed it to a lawyer on the premises. how unusual is that? >> normally the recipient would only see the warrant itself. not the supporting materials, which are sworn affidavits by fbi officials or others who give sustenance to the probable cause that evidence of a crime exists at mar-a-lago and trump's residence there. i think it is important -- i understand that there is always a policy of non-transparency during the course of an investigation. this is such an extraordinarily aggressive move by the department of justice and the fbi that i really do think that

merrick garland deserves the american public some answers to -- americans are -- they care deeply about fairness. they have a strong moral character. and they find repub nant thuggish authoritarianism and this smacks of it. >> ainsley: they hate uneven justice. >> yes. >> ainsley: what do you make about this magistrate judge not a federal judge appointed by a president or congress. >> right. you know, it does trouble me. we don't have all of the facts. and, you know, the warrant and affidavits are sealed but if you look at the document, there's no identification of a regular federal district court judge, just a magistrate who signed on to this. that troubles me. magistrates are, as you point out not presidential appointments approved by congress. they are simply hired by the district court who do the menial grunt work. >> ainsley: like what? >> minor dispute, bail hearings.

misdemeanors, i mean, they do everything except unclog the toilets and empty the trash cans. i don't think they are qualified really and can be easily fooled by a bunch of guys from the fbi in suits flashing badges please sign here. that worries me. that may not be the case, but it kind of looks like it. >> ainsley: why would the cia go to someone low level? >> because it's easy. because they can be snookered. you know, magistrates do sign off on it but normally a federal judge, district court judge is involved with oversight, especially in something this important. now, i do believe that this dispute with the national archives simply a pretext to go in there, grab everything, and an investigation in search of a crime, which is wrong. >> steve: right. we should know soon because apparently that magistrate gave the department of justice until monday to start revealing stuff. so, we will stay tuned.

meanwhile at the beginning i am sure you saw hunter biden has jetted off to key with a island for a week vacation. they have been working nonstop. some people saying it's so ironic. hunter biden who the allegations against him are many and yet we haven't really heard of any progress with the department of justice in prosecuting the case against him it looks like okay, they go in and they grab stuff during the execution of the search warrant at mar-a-lago. when are they going to go into hunter biden's house? >> yeah. isn't it interesting that there has been no raid of hillary clinton's chappaqua home after she stole government documents, violated the espionage act and destroyed more than 30,000 documents she was told to protect by congress. nobody raided james comey's home after he stole government

documents from the fbi building and admittedly leaked them to the fbi. >> brian: to launch a probe. and we got the mueller report. >> that's right. and, as you bring up, steve, what about hunter biden? a trove of incriminating information on his laptop and nobody has, you know, conducted a raid of his fancy malibu home in search of other evidence. it makes americans, i think, wonder about equal justice under the law, this cherished principle in our constitution. >> steve: and then it seems political. >> yes. it does seem political. i think that the department of justice merrick garland needs to provide some answers about that as well. >> brian: "newsweek" says this whole raid was based on information from an fbi confidential human source that somehow was inside mar-a-lago. so, a mole inside the trump team did it. one of the rooms they broke into. the fbi asked him to put a lock

on that room because that's where the records were in dispute. they break the lock and act like that's a scandal that they asked him to put on. >> after the mainstream media peddled a phony russia collusion hoax for the better part of three years. i wrote go books about it i got it right. they got it wrong. so forgive me if i don't trust "newsweek" and the bh med they are citing anonymous sources. >> ainsley: i forgive you. wray should have gone in and gotten rid of bad apples in the fbi. we are talking about how there is distrust with what used to be such an amazing agency. agents that are wonderful. bad apples. the vast -- what bad apples? >> brian: on msnbc and nbc as tributers. >> whistleblowers identified senior officials at the fbi who

were falsely portraying hunter biden's laptop as russian disinformation and hiding incriminating evidence sealing them in a file that only they had access to. i think that disturbs most americans when they hear that i have written in my most recent column that i don't feel as though christopher wray, the fbi director, is interested in cleaning up the cesspool in the senior management at the fbi. he seems more interested in covering up evidence of malfeasance and misfeasance. the worst is, i think merrick garland, who has proven to be -- i'm sorry to say a political todayy who is breadth of represent tuesday -- >> steve: america would like to talk to him to figure out what that was all about. >> you should talk to him about it. >> steve: mr. attorney general if you are watching, call us we would love to have you on "fox & friends." >> i am going to be on hilton head island next to kia maybe i

can stop over and see hunter and joe. >> ainsley: greeted by let's go brandon signs. >> and he still have no clue what that means. read his op-ed at foxnews.com. >> thank you. >> steve: irs seeking new agents among the requirements carrying a firearm and you got to be willing to use deadly force. why is that necessary? we're going to discuss that coming up. >> i'm going to use turbo tax. we first showed you more buses of illegal immigrants arriving in new york city as the war of words escalates between mayor adams and texas governor greg abbott. >> i kind of feel like clintons eastwood, go ahead, mayor, make my day. >> brian: he will try. the texas sheriff says the big apple is only seeing a fraction of the influx. no joke. ♪ pump it up

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ants ains the funeral service for republican congresswoman jackie woe lore ski is set to be held today in indiana. she and two of her staff members emma thompson and zachery potts tragically died in a car accident earlier this month. >> todd. >> the 58-year-old killed crossed center line causing head

on collision. the crash causing the death of the staff members of with a lore ski 27-year-old zachery potts pictured on your screen as well as 28-year-old emma thompson. the sole driver of ther vehicle edith smucker was pronounced dead. what lore ski's husband making a statement on the passing her loss leaves a massive void in our family, community and in congress our family remains focused on celebrating jackie's memory and mourning her loss as she returns home to be with our savier jesus christ. possible replacements for the congresswoman's seat. what lore ski served in the house since 2012 back to you. >> all right. just a tragedy. >> ainsley: seemed like a wonderful person. her husband said she will be with her lord and savior jesus christ they were missionaries

she she was the most wonderful kind person. rest in peace. >> brian: carley shimkus have the first news update. >> start with a fox news alert. a police officer is shot in the face and two other victims are injured by a gunman who barricaded himself inside his los angeles county home for nearly seven hours. officers responded to a fight between two brothers. cops say one brother opened fire injuring the other and hitting the officer. a woman who is not related to the suspect was injured by shrapnel. all three victims are said to be in stable condition. police eventually took that suspect into custody. oh boy, here we go again, authorities are on high alert as 35 people infected with the new flu like virus in china. 35 people in northeast china have been infected by the lang i can't virus according to taiwan's center be for disease control there is a big difference between this virus and covid-19 though. no human to human transmission

seems to be passed by animals. bats and rodents. are you looking for a new job? newest member of the irs. hiring new armed criminal investigation special agents. requirements include working 50 hours per week including irregular hours. being on call 24/7, holidays and weekends included and carrying a firearm and being willing to use deadly force if necessary. it all begs the question some americans are asking just how many of those 87,000 new employees will actually be special agents that are armed with guns? and e.t. is returning to the big screen tomorrow to celebrate the 40th anniversary of big screen debut. >> e.t. home phone. >> e.t. phone home. e.t. phone home.

>> carley: digitally remastered version of the academy award-winning film will be shown in select imax theaters and this got us thinking what better on the big screen movie would you love to see return to theaters? email us to friends at foxnews.com. that's a good question. >> steve: i love that movie, elliot. >> ainsley: that was great. gremlins was great. what about mr. mom? >> carley: mr. mom could be good. the godfather is also another good one that people would enjoy. the godfather. >> brian: the last one just bombed. right? i mean, he was in a sweater. >> ainsley: any mafia movie. >> carley: first or second one though? >> steve: just bring back the first one it was a classic. >> ainsley: good fellows i think i liked good fellows better than godfather. >> brian: i think jaws left a lot on the table in the end it was 3-d jaw's 6 special glasses. >> ainsley: like the rockie.

need another rockie? >> brian: they are coming out durago. >> ainsley: i knew that he always scared me. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. >> ainsley: he killed the other guy what was his name? apollo. >> steve: it was rough in the world of rockie. [sighs] >> ainsley: those of us who never saw that movie 30 years ago. >> steve: you know that expression lies, damn lies and statistics? well, yesterday, we saw a little of all of that stuff. it was a big headline from the white house and that was that the inflation for jehiah july was zero. and that sounds fantastic. but here's the thing. zero month over month. so, in other words, between june and july inflation didn't go up because gas prices went way down but food prices went way up. >> ainsley: basically the same this past month as we were in june. >> steve: right. if you put the other number -- you put that number back up the

actual number is inflation was 8.5% year-over-year. so, in other words, you are spending 8.5% more in this july than you did last july. so for the white house to say, you know, it was zero. that's just a statistic, folks. the truth is it's up. >> ainsley: rent went up 6.3% year over year. food costs surging 10.9% increase year over year. look at the price for a lot of this food that we all love eggs look how much they are up 38%. margarine, flower flour mixes. fresh and frozen chicken parts. lunch meat, cereal products. >> paying 100 bucks more than a year ago. the president would be wise to say inflation dropped slightly i like the way it's trending because it's too high just under

9%. way too high. next to that the average increase in wages is 5.2%. right away you are losing money. if you are on the water in the boat you know you are probably not taking that boat out because marine fuel is a lot more expensive than the gas that you are going to get at a pump on land where we usually spend our show on land although we should take it out to sea. also, keep in mind, too. when it comes to deville, what should be least expensive is still extremely high. so, i just think the president's tactic, whoever wrote his speech to say i have got a word for you is brother, zero percent when the average person says i don't know how many people are home, everyone is working in the afternoon when he had his pressure said you have got to be kidding me. you are not being honest. first off, here's the president obviously reading this. >> i want to say a word about the news that came out today relative to the economy. actually i just want to say a number, zero. today we received news that our economy had zero percent

inflation in the month of july. zero percent. here's what that means. while the price of some things go up -- went up last month the price of other things went down by the same amount. the result zero inflation last month but people are still hurting but zero inflation last month. >> ainsley: it's zero change from last month. that doesn't mean it's zero inflation. we are still paying a lot for items. ask any person who has a small business. they have increased their prices because deville fuel suspect. they are paying more for their products and the customer passed onto the customer. >> steve: does it feel like suddenly the burden has been lifted? absolutely not. and so he took that opportunity yesterday to say, you know, not only was inflation zero. but it's a good time for the house to pass the senate pass inflation reduction act. which he said yesterday will keep inflation from getting better, which was a mistake and

then he corrected himself and said i mean from getting worse. so, anyway, he said zero. but it was actually 8.5%. >> ainsley: they just look at the numbers and they find a number that might be appealing to them and then they run with that and spin the story. just like the numbers that said the majority of democrats do not want joe biden to run again. he looks at those numbers and he says but what was it 92% of them said they would vote for me if i were running against a republican. >> steve: right. he also said and i would beat donald trump. >> ainsley: right. >> brian: tomorrow we get jammed up with the deficit reduction act which is 36 # billion dollars worth of green energy and 85 billion worth of irs agents. it's unbelievable. we will talk about that a little bit later. >> steve: also the producer price index comes out exactly two hours from right now. >> brian: the mlb built it and fans will come. field of dreams returns as the chicago cubs take on the cincinnati reds. will cain joins us live from

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again. >> steve: remember that movie? if you build it they will come. >> ainsley: a good one. and tonight the chicago cubs will pay the cincinnati reds in the field of dreams. >> brian: sadly kevin costner ended up retiring after that. i couldn't keep track of him. >> ainsley: yellowstone. >> steve: biggest show on television. >> brian: i stand corrected. will cain joins live in dyersville, iowa will, are you pumped up? >> you know, it's not just a good speech, ainsley. i would have to say it might be the best speech in movie history, if not the best at least top five. and maybe it's just me because i'm literally standing here on the movie set of field of dreams when i hear james earl jones start talking you feel it right there over my shoulder a little bit in the morning darkness the main character played by kevin costner. he walks out into this field of corn. he feels like he sees joe jackson. he feels compelled to build a

baseball diamond right here in this cornfield and he builds it and they come. bleachers over there where they carve in ray loves anne and of course the iowa cornfield is behind me with home runs waiting to be received. as you are looking right there, by the way, in the distance, you can see the lights of the big baseball stadium where tonight on fox the cubs and the reds will play the second installment of mlb's field of dreams game. listen, brian, steve, ainsley, we get to do a lot of cool things, i know you have all traveled. i'm going to push that mower in a matter of minutes. one of the cool things i get to do. here's what i am really telling you in all honesty, this is one of the coolest experiences to have in person. i hope it translates. i hope it comes across on camera because when you are standing here, you do feel the movie. you do feel baseball.

you do feel tradition, history. you feel america. i hope i can help you feel it through the tv. >> brian: another great job by fox sports. >> ainsley: you sold it to us. >> steve: we saw that last year and tonight at 7:15 eastern time. will, is that heaven? >> will: no, steve. it's iowa. >> steve: thank you. i love that line. thank you, sir, we look forward to you pushing the mower in a little bit. >> all right. >> brian: go get them, will. the field of dreams game is tonight on fox you have a chance to win $10,000 of big poppy's money playing for fox bet super 6. >> slamming greg abbott after three more buses with my grants arrived yesterday here in the big apple. >> i am deeply contemplating taking a bus load of new yorkers

to go to texas and do some good old tagsed door-knocking because we -- we have to -- for the good of america, we have to get him out of office. >> steve: okay. our next guest says the mayor should not expect a sympathetic mayor from texans when he is only dealing with a fraction they see each and every day. goliad county texas sheriff roy boyd joins us right now from texas. sheriff, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> steve: i'm doing okay. you know, if the mayor sends a bunch of new yorkers down to texas, they might just fall in love with it because it's a great place. why come back to new york city? >> exactly. it is a great place. and, like i said before, it's not going to find a sympathetic ear down here. it's going to come down here and find a bunch of people who are sick and tired of the situation that's going on. and, if they don't like it in new york, maybe they can declare an invasion and massachusetts or somewhere else. i mean, he is going to find that

even many of the democrats down here don't like the situation and they are fed up with what's going on. >> steve: yeah, sure. you know, i was past the port authority yesterday when some of these buses were coming in. and there was a lot of news presence because people were taking the pictures of the migrants arriving in new york city. with the exception of fox, there are not many cameras on our southern border watching the thousands of migrants stream in. you know, so far, texas has bused in a couple of dozen different migrants. but each and every day in texas and also in new mexico and arizona, you know, 5,000 people come across. so for this fiscal year, steve, in a state of texas alone, border patrol has encountered 1 million, 155,000 illegal aliens. that's the numbers they gave me yesterday. that's over 115,000 a month in

the state of texas. so, if new york wants to complain about a few thousand, well, it's going to fall on deaf ears because no one is going to care. if he wants to see what a problem is, come down. he wants to go door-to-door whether brownsville or mcallen he is going to find those folks are going to tell him to pack up and head back to, no. we are under invasion here in texas. we are being overwhelmed. the people in washington, d.c. and new york, they have no clue what's going on. people need to wake up and see what's hang. the cartels are taken over large areas down here and a lot of people that have ranches have had to move to town because it's no longer safe for them to be on their own property. >> steve: rather, sheriff, than talk about migration into the united states, what these democrats in new york city and washington, d.c. are doing, rather than talking -- addressing migration into the u.s., they are talking about oh, that bad republican guy down in texas, he is screwing everything

up. what he is doing is he is sending a fraction of the people who the biden administration are letting into this country, into new york city so they can taste a little bit of what texas is feeling. >> and if they want to come down and campaign against him, we love our governor in texas. he does an outstanding job. all they are going to do is come down and help his case. come on down. they will actually give us a hand in ensuring that we keep governor abbott in office in the great state of texas. >> steve: sheriff, thank you for getting up so early and joining us. we noe know you have a busy day today. >> thank you, god bless you. >> steve: god bless you. coming up on this thursday, a florida mom robbed at gunpoint while holding her baby. look at that the chilling crime all caught on camera. what happens next? we will tell you what we know. plus, the unprecedented raid on president trump's mar-a-lago estate is fueling concerns about the contempt of justice. our next guest is a former federal prosecutor and says it

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brian growing fallout this morning as of now, as the doj is accused of a double standard following the fbi raid on donald trump's mar-a-lago home, our next guest argued the raid proves we are living in a two tiered justice system. former federal prosecutor hakes is here to explain. talking about the juxtaposition between hunter biden how is he linked with the big guy walking up the stairs to air force one scot-free, even though there is oso many questions while donald trump has to wonder what the fbi was doing in his house for nine hours. >> yeah, hi, imrin. it really does show there is a two tiered justice system. with respect to hunter biden the fbi has had his laptop for years. i happen to know how good their forensic analysts are.

i know they had a chance to analyze that computer within, even if they had a backlog within 30 days or maybe 60 days, so they certainly knew what evidence was on that laptop that, at minimum, suggests a possible corrupt scheme of influence and it's very interesting how you have 30 agents invade mar-a-lago over some presidential records and nobody is doing anything with respect to hunter biden and the laptop. and we don't even know where it is. chris wray won't even talk about it. >> brian: so we are looking at what happened with donald trump and a member of the trump family told me you know, we still have not seen the warrant. and they thought, according to reports, the fbi would go in when donald trump is in new jersey or new york city and they would go in with a lower profile. could they be that clueless? and they go to a judge who is woke, who is already blistering donald trump in 2017 because of his -- because of his battle with congressman lewis who has

passed away here is jesse watters on the judge himself who signed off on this raid. >> we are learning more details on the crooked judge who signed off on the raid at trump's house it turns out judge bruce rinehart, not only a corrupt left winger but he also hates donald trump. in 2017 he wrote this, quote: john lewis, the conscience of america, donald trump doesn't have the moral stature to kiss john lewis' feet. and then he added, at long last, he left no sense of decency. so the judge who gave the go ahead to ransack the president's house as an obama donor with trump derangement syndrome. and he has so little integrity he just puts this all out there on facebook. so the fbi judge-shopped for this guy, who spends all day online shaming you for your white privilege. >> a lot of that stuff is gotten now, francey, this morning. this guy should have recused himself. doesn't he note law?

>> yeah. you know, brian, it's a really bad look to have this kind of biased magistrate sign off on this search warrant. i don't know if the fbi went judge-shopping or not. in my district here in atlanta the magistrates were on duty and they were on duty in a rotating basis. and so they wouldn't have had a choice. i don't know what they did down there. anything is certainly possible. the magistrate certainly should have recused himself. it makes no sense to me that he thought he would not face prior statements against trump. >> brian: francey, is there any doubt in your mind with his experience everything to do with january 6th. this isn't the national archives looking to get their paperwork in order and wondering where their stuff is. >> i don't think so, brian. this looks like a pretext to me. if it's not, if this is really over presidential documents, this is unbelievable and the entire fbi has got to be gutted from the ground up. doj as well for signing off on the most extraordinary search warrant in the history of this

country against a former president for records. >> brian: right. "newsweek" has a source, it says they told him where the records were, the president wasn't being forthcoming so you do a raid. unbelievable. i don't want a republican president to raid the big guy's house in two years, either. i think it's a bad scene around the world. people look up to us. and they got to be wondering what's hang in america. francey hakes, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: let's go over to carley who has been working hard on the news. >> carley: yeah, brian, listen to this. the u.s. army revealing the identity of two service members killed by a fallen tree in georgia earlier this week. evan mcgibbons and george taylor reportedly died during a training exercise on a mountain about two hours outside of atlanta. they were both stationed at fort benning. the national weather service had issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the area at the time of the incident. shocking surveillance video shows a florida mother getting

robbed at gunpoint while holding a baby and standing with her other young child. can you see the woman and her son handing over their belongings during the broad daylight stick-up. the get away driver speed off. the orange county sheriff's department says it didn't take long to track down the two suspects who were hauled away in handcuffs just hours later. look at them there. a new study reveals the hobbies that can actually protect you against dementia. researchers say people who regularly read, play instruments or write in a journal have a 23% lower risk. yoga and dancing cuts your chances by 17% and joining a club or volunteering can reduce your risk by 7%. how about that? good information to know. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz to our fox weather forecast. >> tracking today, ally with the cooler air across a large portion of the country on top of that a lot of rain showers stretching from the western half of the country all the way to the eastern half of the country.

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55.3% last check. you have a battle to overcome. how do you expect to win? >> well, we really believe that parents are going to get involved in this election in a way they never have before. not only do we have this attack on women and an attack on our young girls. but we also had an attack on education from this governor. she shut our schools down longer than almost any other state. in fact, we even have schools shut down at the beginning of this year and she said nothing. and then when our students were desperately in need of a chance to catch up, she was given an opportunity to have reading scholarships and she vetoed that. so parents are going to look at this and say now our schools are failing. we had a 50% failure rate on our literacy exam after those reading scholarships were vetoed and parents are saying who is going to do something to get our kids back on track. when are we going to come around the students of this state and make sure better than they were

four years ago. parents looking at the state and comparing today to four years ago, it's catastrophic. we have got to make a change. and i believe parents will come in and vote. >> ainsley: you write in this op-ed on foxnews.com, you say she is the cruelest of all covid governors imposing harmful orders on their children. fathers and mothers, not birthing people, want a say in the classroom. and michigan voters have their say or their chance in november. tell us your story because you are not a career politician. you were in the steel industry. a mother of four, breast cancer survivor. is this why you wanted to get into politics because of all the covid lockdowns? >> that's what started it. having been in this steel foundry for most of my career, a family steel fountain dry, businesses in my local area were saying to me we are being crushed. she won't listen. she won't let us talk to her about how we can open up safely. other states are opening up. and we are losing business because we can't operate. but then parents were also saying we just want our kids to

play sports. let us play football. let us play hockey. and then she would open up football but not hockey. parents were at their whitens end. people were going to ohio and indiana just to let their kids play sports and go outside. this was a ridiculous lockdown that we experienced in michigan. and so that was what pushed me into it. and then, as i got into the campaign and started to peel back the layers of the onion, we realized that gretchen whitmer's administration has been going after businesses and students for a long time. >> ainsley: we wish you all the best. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you so much for having me. >> ainsley: still ahead, nancy pelosi making democrat priorities very clear focusing on a massive spending bill over police funding. house minority whip steve scalise joins us live at the top of the hour

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>> ainsley: hunter biden hopping on air force one. >> days after the raid on former president donald trump. >> isn't it interesting that there has been no raid of his fancy malibu home? it makes americans wonder about equal justice. >> go ahead, mayor, make my day. >> battle of the buss is on between texas governor greg abbott and new york city mayor eric adams. >> he thinks he's clint eastwood but he's not. >> thanks to a live job posting on irs website we now know irs agents have a license to kill. >> they are advertising major duties include carrying a firearm and be willing to use

deadly force. >> this field, it reminds us of all that once was good. >> tonight, the chicago cubs will play the cincinnati reds in the field of dreams. >> this is one of the coolest experiences to have because when you are standing here, you feel america. ♪ drink a beer on the edge of town ♪ striking out ♪ time to hit a home run ♪ toward that south sun >> brian: that is joe nichols and of course his song is perfect for this because you know fox is going to be televising reds-cubs tonight in iowa, home of field of dreams and a legitimate stadium. legitimate movie set and joe nichols is going to be performing all-american concert series for vip access code free food visit foxnews.com. joe nichols has a lot of songs.

makes your clothes fall off according to reports it's true. sun in and 75, usually that is good news for us broken heartsville as well as home run. i saw him play in the keys and he was just fantastic. very intimate setting in an island area surrounded on three sides by water. or else you would need a ferry if it was all sides. and he was very good. he is just fantastic. >> ainsley: he also sings she only smokes when she drinks. so yesterday we were laughing about that and tequila makes her clothes come off and brian said it's all true. >> brian: it's all true. die by the way can i say this? very good-looking man. >> ainsley: muscular and handsome. >> brian: one thing that's striking about it. >> steve: is that why we booked him? >> ainsley: all of the above. he is married. he has two kids. nice guy. i think he has been here before. >> steve: he has been. >> brian: that looks like a candid shot. >> steve: he is our all-american summer concert series featured

performer tomorrow. >> ainsley: you better look good tomorrow. >> brian: going to wear cologne and extra gel. >> steve: get out the brell. hunter biden joins his dad as they depart for lavish vacation in ainsley's home state. >> ainsley: kiawah island. days after they ransacked former president trump's house. >> brian: are they allowed to call it a raid? search warrant execution. >> brian: peter doocy is at the white house to tell us more. >> peter: usually very chatty president trump didn't have so much to say yesterday when he was interviewed on a separate matter up in new york by the attorney general's office concerning his business affairs. he pled the fifth there. and it's been quiet around here at the white house, too now. more than two days of silence

about what people around here knew concerning that justice department decision to okay a search warrant into the former president's and his residence down in florida. but we are learning more about what happened when federal agents showed up there. >> there were about 30 to 40 fbi agents that i saw, five of which were wearing suits. the rest were in cargo pants, mask and gloves. and they basically had unfettered access to the property. they refused to talk to me. >> republicans on the house oversight committee are writing now the fbi and the national association of march are a's behavior towards president trump deserves an explanation politicl rivals cannot go unchecked. >> because i don't believe for a minute. not for a minute that the white house was totally in the dark on this. this is joe biden's fbi.

it is joe biden's doj. and they weaponized this fbi at every turn. >> peter: president biden hasn't said yet but we saw him boarding air force one with the first lady and his son hunter for a trip to kiawah island. this is all we know about this trip. white house officials haven't told us how long the president is going to be there. they won't tell us anything about what he is doing and they will not tell us whose private residence the bidens are guests at while they are down there on this trip. back to you. >> steve: hey, peter, is inflation still zero at the white house today? >> at the white house, yeah. zero percent inflation. it's great. as soon as you open up your laptop and you look to see the report it's actually still up 8.5% since this time last year. >> steve: then keep the laptop closed, just saying. >> ainsley: la la land, peter. >> peter: i would rather not know. >> steve: thanks, peter.

>> brian: see how steve scalise feels about inflation. were you surprised the president actually read that from a sheet zero percent? i guess technically june and july it didn't go up but overall it's a disaster. >> yeah, brian, it shows you how out of touch president biden and speaker pelosi are with the american people. i mean, families are still feeling a heavy heavy pinch when they go to the grocery store. when they go to the gas station. they are paying in many cases thousands of dollars more per year for things that they were buying before because of biden's policies. and they keep doubling down. i mean, they are going to bring us back to congress tomorrow to try to vote on a $700 billion new tax and spending package that will add even more to inflation. that will add even more to gas prices. they are completely out of touch with the american people. and frankly, it seems they don't care the struggles families are having right now. >> ainsley: let's talk about the raid on mar-a-lago. i know house republicans on the oversight committee are demanding that the national archives and records administration explained what

their role is. were they there to look for archives? we don't know because we haven't seen the warrant or the affidavit material that coincides with the warrant. what exactly are y'all investigating? what do you want to know? >> the first thing we want to do is ensure that records are preserved. because, you know, the silence is deafening from justice. the fact that they have taken this unprecedented step weaponizing federal agencies to go after political opponent and not explaining to the american people what they were doing. not even letting the attorneys be there for president trump by all accounts when they were in his house. these are all very alarming and concerning things. we are going to have serious questions that we want answered and if we get the majority back, these are the kind of questions we are going to be asking to some of these officials but we're telling them right now you need to save these documents. you need to send us these documents. don't go destroy documents because we're going to have real questions that you are going to have to answer. and this day is coming.

you can't do something like this in a country like the united states of america, people have constitutional protection. and if they want to trample over the constitution, we're going to be holding them accountable. >> >> steve: well, and you mentioned weaponizing agencies. we have heard over the last 48 hours a number of republicans talk. there is so much we don't know yet about this particular execution of this search warrant. but we have heard a number of people from the political right talk about how the fbi and the doj have been weaponized against donald trump. and the way it works is the department of justice essentially tells the fbi go in and look for this stuff. the fbi, with 35,000 members, you know, now they apparently are receiving a lot of specific field agents are receiving specific death threats because there are a number of people online and elsewhere who are demonizing the fbi. and some republicans. paul goes ler, a republican in

your caucus from arizona said we must destroy the fbi we must save america. i stand with donald trump. marjorie taylor green says defend the fbi. i'm just curious whatever happened to the republican party backing the blue? and, in particular, the 35 members of law enforcement, federal law enforcement at the fbi? >> we are very strong supporters of law enforcement and it if you see agents go wrong that doesn't have the right checks and balances at the top. this is coming from the top. >> steve: they were following a search warrant. >> we want to find that out. that's why we are asking these questions. because, you know, there were reports yesterday that merrick garland said he didn't even know about this raid. i don't know if anybody believed that. but, he should be asked under oath if he knew about the raid prior to it happening. he has to answer that question why hasn't he held a press conference? why won't president biden talk about this with the press? i think that is deafening right

now that silence. >> brian: related to scott perry having his phone taken away by fbi agents who came to his house and said just give it to me. >> that's right. >> took his phone. >> ainsley: on his vacation. >> these are all things that are concerning. and then by the way they want to add 87,000 more irs agents at this same time that they are weaponizing other agencies. >> steve: steve, why not wait a week or oso until we know more about this search warrant than, you know, immediately rush to judgment and say yeah, the fbi, they are crazy? >> asking questions that fbi is not aping. not hearing from justin and sure not hearing the white house answer these questions. see deflection and get on the plane and fly away as if it's some party to celebrate. this is unprecedented action that's been taken against a former president. and, look, you know, they have made it clear they don't like donald trump from the day he ran

for president. this isn't how you settle it. you settle it at the ballot box. you don't use federal agencies to go after people that you disagree with. and that's what is alarming. again, i think a lot of people in america want these questions answered and right now the silence is deafening. >> steve: we do need a lot of answers. you are absolutely right. >> brian: this week, tomorrow, we are going to find out if the deficit reduction act which is not deficit reduction. >> steve: inflation. >> brian: inflation reduction act. nobody thinks it's going to touch inflation. 369 billion worth of green energy. is there any sense that there are defectors among the -- you need about four defectors in order to make this thing fail. any sense that four democrats are going to jump to the other side and not vote for this? >> you are not hearing anything right now. but i think people need to get engaged right now and pick up the phone and call their members of congress. if you have got a member of congress that is indicating they

might vote for it that hasn't said they are against it. look, i whipped against this bill to make sure we knew where all republicans are and i think you will see zero republicans vote for it frankly there ought to be at least four democrats that vote against it. right now not one has said they will. if you are represented by a democrat in congress he is about to vote for more than doubling the size of the irs to go after you. this isn't to go after rich people. it's to go after lower and middle income people. the numbers back it up from what they are sending out. hundreds of billions in new taxes including new taxes on energy. if you don't think you are paying enough for gas today. wait until they add billions more on taxes in on energy. when you try to cool your home in the summer or try to fill up your car it's going to cost anymore. does anybody want that? anyone who thinks it's going to lower the deficit. that's the biggest misnomer. increase inflation and -- place budget gimmicks by expanding obamacare and not accounting for it they account for three years

in spending in obamacare when they do permanent changes to obamacare that will actually add hundreds of billions to the deficit over time. they are not telling anybody that. >> ainsley: congressman, when i was walking into work this morning one of the police officers is really worried about the irs with this audit and how many agents they are going to hire with this. he was asking he said if republicans take over in november, will they be able to reverse this? >> we're going to be working to reverse all of this, but, recognize, you know, we need to get the senate as well. joe biden is still in the white house. but we are going to be putting -- moving bills out of the house that take this money away. look at what they are doing with the irs agents. again, 87,000 new irs agents. you can't fill up most football stadiums in america with that many people. they are defunding police in most cities and yet they are going to more than double the size of the irs? and oh, by the way. we were supposed to have bills to actually help police this week. they pulled those bills. this is the second time they pulled bills to help police because their main wing of their

democrat party in washington wants to defund the police. and, in fact, they pushed -- they are pushing right now to defund the police even more. that's why they pulled the pro-police bills. >> ainsley: nancy pelosi canceled those bills because she says she wants to focus on thinflation reduction act. >> brian: cori bush is one of them. 51% of audits last yearwent to s less than $75,000. 23% of audits aimed at people making over $200,000. so don't tell everybody that you are going for the billionaire. >> they are going after lower and middle income people. defunding police. >> ainsley: can't hire a lawyer they can't fight it they have to pay whatever the irs asks them to pay. >> steve: sir, thank you for joining us from new orleans. have great day and great weekend. >> ainsley: carley is over there. she has headlines for us. >> ainsley: i do, shocking story here. this video capturing a moment a home in southern indiana explodes killing at least three

people. the blast split another home in half and damaged at least 39 others. 11 of their homes are now unlivable. authorities are continuing to search through the rubble warning there may be more victims. the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. my goodness. dr. anthony fauci venting his frustration over the public's reaction to covid mask mandates. >> tell people they need to mask indoor congregant setting. that is looked upon by a lot of people. not everybody, as an encroachment on your freedom. it's almost explicable. >> carley: fauci pointing out low vaccination rate in the united states even though two thirds of americans are fully vaccinated against the virus. hot damn california man new guiness world record holder for the most ghost peppers eaten in one minute. gregory foster set the record after scarfing down 17 of them in just 60 seconds. peppers in november of last year

he was officially recognized as the guinness world record on monday. stands as one of the hottest in the world containing 1 million heat units according to reports. that's a hot pepper, guys. >> steve: so you can eat them quickly but at what point did he recover? >> carley: i feel like it would burn your esophagus. insides. >> steve: all the way. >> carley: he sells hot peppers and hot things, too. this is his passion. >> ainsley: do you like a lot of hot spices. >> carley: i don't. i don't like to cry when i eat. >> ainsley: exactly. >> brian: do you know who loves to cry when you watch his movies? will cain. >> steve: bawling in iowa today. >> ainsley: another interesting transition. do you know who does like to cry? will cain. >> brian: will cain is a big cryer. >> steve: there he is at the field of dreams. >> brian: somewhere. >> ainsley: he is in the cornstalks. there he is. >> steve: he comes out. >> brian: there is will. >> steve: hey, will, what are

you doing. >> will: welcome not to heaven but to iowa. welcome to the field of dreams. these cornstalks are the ones shoeless joe jackson played by the late great and james earl jones disappeared into. tonight the cubs and the reds will emerge from the cornstalk outfield just over there in these 8-foot tall outfields. by the way, look at this. i am by the way no big deal two time "fox & friends" corn shucking champion not something i share often but i thought it was pertinent today in front of native iowan steve doocy. stick around. we will give you a tour of both of these stadiums coming up a little bit later on "fox & friends." >> steve: that place is great. all right. will, thank you very much. >> ainsley: thank you, will. >> brian: the irs now deleted job posting seeking a special agent willing to use deadly force if necessary, really? >> ainsley: the irs. plus, families who lost children to the deadly fentanyl crisis calling on president biden now for a national emergency

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>> steve: welcome back. serious stuff. america's fentanyl crisis and it is a crisis. accounting for nearly a third of all drug deaths across the nation. and families of victims are calling for action. pending a letter to president biden to declare a national emergency. >> co-founders facing fentanyl high mayport that lost his son to fentanyl in 2020 and andrea thomas lost her daughter in 2018 and they both join us live. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning.

people experimenting seeing stuff on senate. a lot think they are getting prescription grade fentanyl. fentanyl can be used therapeutically for people who are in great pain. it's the misuse of it and it's the bootleg stuff that is killing people. >> well, yes. this is very true. they are not looking for pharmaceutical great fentanyl transnational criminal organizations are faking fake pills made of fentanyl and binder. that's it. these pills are made to look exactly like a pharmaceutical grade pill but they are not. they are fentanyl pressed with binder and that's it. a lot of these children are trying to experiment with drugs for the first time or they are wanting to self-medicate. we had a pandemic this h. these

children behind computer screens 6 or 7 hours a day. left to own devices. mom and dad are out to work. they go on to snapchat, connect with a drug dealer, they order what they think, again is, a pharmaceutical grade pill but what they really receive is a pill mimicking the pharmaceutical and they die. if it has 2 milligrams or more they die. 77% of all drug related deaths in the adolescents between 11 and 18 years of age died due to fentanyl poisoning snubs are calling on the president that is a national emergency. i know andrea you lost your 32-year-old daughter when nobody was talking about fentanyl and apparently she just took half a bill. half a pill killed your daughter and one particular dealer poisoned 10 other people. >> yes, and these repeat

offenders continue to take our children's lives. there has to be accountability. there are hundreds of thousands of american families that unfortunately now know about fentanyl and we want answers as to why these issues are not being addressed. it's a national security crisis it's a health crisis. and it's taking 300 lives a day. >> steve: jamie, you know, as you told your story, clearly if you take one of these terrible pills, it's a death sentence. why don't they change it so that the people who peddle these drugs wind up with death penalty for fentanyl? because clearly, if you pop one of these things and you get a bad one, you're dead. >> i believe there should be a death penalty for them. they know what they are peddling. they know they are peddling fake pills killing children at alarming rate. we had 71,611 drug deaths related to fentanyl and 2021

alone. for 2022 the numbers are going to get worse. right now myself and andrea are standing for the hundreds of thousands of families that have no voice in this fight. we are not being heard by our government. which is why we sent this letter to president biden asking him to please do something. you know, but mr. mayorkas, if you could do something instead of going to mar-a-lago and sending your fbi agents there, why aren't you kicking down the doors of all of these drug dealers here in the united states who are peddling this poison to our children and disseminating. we are getting massacred out here. these kids are dying every single day. we are suffering a 9/11 event every two weeks and the government is not taking this seriously enough. so we are asking you to please, please do something. we're dying out here. and i'm tired of all these children dying. there is no reason for it whatsoever it has to stop. >> steve: if the people watching want to join high may and andrea getting involved thank you.

>> thank you so much. >> steve: justice department accused of a double standard following that search warrant execution on donald trump's mar-a-lago house. texas congressman troy nehls just met with the former president and he's coming up next. [ sleep app ] and the end. you have now reached the end of the sleep app. you're the first person to actually do that.

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>> brian: the doj has until monday to respond to requests to unseal the warrant the fbi used to raid former president trump's home. that's an order from the same judge who reportedly rubber stamped the unannounced search phil keating has been camped out outside mar-a-lago. he has the latest. hey, phil. >> good morning. the clock is now ticking ordered by the federal magistrate who authorized monday's surprise search warrant execution at mar-a-lago. for a response to a media request to release the search warrant document and more details itself to the public. after being deposed for several hours by new york attorney general letitia james and her lawyers in that long running civil suit in new york about trump's business practices, where trump pleaded the fifth on every question, he and his motorcade left. meanwhile, the albany times

union and judicial watch are asking the federal magistrate who granted the search warrant to publicly release the warrant for all to see what was in it. what kind of probable cause. the magistrate is giving the doj until august 15th and to respond. trump lawyer ends lindsey says she was at mar-a-lago when the fbi agents showed up. >> they thought they could sneak in, snoop around without attorneys present and in case they walked out with nothing so nobody would know that they overreached to this degree. it's unprecedented in the united states history the government seems to be out of control. >> and as has been the case here near mar-a-lago every single day and night this week, it's been almost entirely supports of trump on the ground near his home. yesterday a banner plane flew over seemingly heckling the

former president with a message of ha ha ha ha ha. despite nearly universal republican demands for the doj and fbi to provide the public and republican and congressional leaders more information about what led up to specific details monday's search warrant execution, the doj has all week long until this point remained silent. brian? >> brian: all right, phil, thanks. 27 minutes before the top of the hour let's continue. next guest part of the lawmakers who met with president trump at bedminster numerous home following the fbi raid on mar-a-lago i believe it was monday night. what did the former president have to say texas g.o.p. congressman troy nehls joins us now. congressman, first off, on the reports, the fbi did say, according to one source, in order for investigators to convince the florida judge to approve such an unprecedented raid, the information had to be solid. do you agree with that? >> no, i don't.

brian, thank you for having me. listen, i was in law enforcement for 30 years. eight years as a sheriff of large county in texas. it just takes probable cause to execute a warrant to search someone's home. so they found the liberal judge and obviously we know a little bit about this judge. this judge was a big supporter of obama back then, so, all you need is a little bit of probable cause and you get a crazy judge to sign it and next thing you know they are into mar-a-lago looking around, snooping around, they are doing everything they can to try to destroy this president. they do not want to see this president on the ballot, on the ticket in 2024. that's what this is all about. >> brian: so you met with him monday night with another group of lawmakers. how would you describe his attitude? >> wonderful. you didn't see donald trump sweating at all. he was very cordial he was signing hats. we had great conversation for almost three hours. you didn't see donald trump nervous or confused. he was straight to the point. he was excited. i'm telling you, he's coming back.

he is coming back with a vengeance. we were there. we support the president. we have his back. and we need to make sure that we we take the house in 2022, we investigate all of this. we need to investigate it. the american people want answers. we need to investigate the doj, the fbi, all of it. >> brian: you want all of republicans to clear the field for him? >> >> i just think if donald trump is the leader of our party no, question about it he is the guy who can save this country. he will come back in 2024. he will be the 47th president. no question about it. the field needs to be cleared. it's donald trump only 2024. >> brian: other big issue, anybody in texas would know this, and this is the big about 2 million people have came across your border illegally already -- over the last two years. three more buses of illegal immigrants have come to new york city from texas while local officials in the big apple panic over the influx. they are asking for federal help for maybe max 4,000.

and do you know what? they might even get it what's your reaction? >> >> what a joke. three buses, brian it should be 30 if not # hundred bus us. we have 5, 6, 7 illegal immigrants crossing our southern border every day. it's been this way under biden. it's got to stop. what we should do. is we should have travel agents down at our southern border. we should be sending these individuals to all the sanctuary cities. all these liberal mayors that said we are very welcoming city and come here, come here. we should send them to san francisco, new york, washington, d.c. they should just go in droves. and then they are going to complain like you got adams complaining about new york. well, go sit down with joe biden, buddy. go sit down with joe biden because he is the one that caused this. he did this to you. not greg abbott. greg abbott didn't do it. >> brian: he had to pay for the national guard. texans are doing that pay for the texan rangers, texans are doing that texas has to pay for their own wall texas has to do

it. now they say hop on a bus we will send you to new york for free. just know you can't stay here you are destroying all our small towns. there was that time when it was a problem coming here illegally. it's not under this administration. they just ignore it congressman troy nehls, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. god bless. >> brian: meanwhile straight ahead flexible hours, integrity and willing to use deadly force. the new job requirements for the irs. get your gun. plus, magic takes the field tonight replaying a movie masterpiece. >> is this heaven? it's iowa. >> brian: will cain is on deck ahead of tonight's field of dreams game on fox. he's on the porch waiting for kevin. ♪ disagree ♪ travel the world and the seven seas ♪ everybody's looking

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♪ >> ainsley: well, we have been telling you about democrats' plan to expand the irs with nearly 90,000 new agents. >> steve: what could possibly go wrong? well, now one of those federal job postings is raising eyebrows. according to the irs website itself, if you are looking for a job, you would read this one and it would say that new special agents must be able to legally carry a firearm and, if necessary, you have got to be willing to use deadly force at the irs. >> brian: i would expect that for the cia but the irs catches me by surprise so let's bring in mike baker used to do that for a living. mike, are you surprised that the irs want you armed and willing to use that firearm? >> well, i think given the idea of the irs expansion, maybe the optics of that job posting are not particularly good. look, what they are talking about here are the special agents who work within the criminal investigations element of the irs. right now it's a relatively

small operation. it's about 2,000 of them. they have got 20-some odd offices in the u.s. and overseas postings and they are looking to expand that group obviously along with everything else apparently that the irs is going to do. now, these special agents have really unique abilities. unchallenged abilities to collect tax data and financial information. oftentimes in support of larger criminal investigations. but, much like everything else, the government does, the messaging is off. do you really need your job posting to say welling to use deadly force to collect your tax data? >> brian: yes. >> ainsley: especially after everything that's happened this week, the spokesperson for the irs is denying that it was ever deleted. the posting was there yesterday morning. and then we couldn't find it yesterday afternoon. it's back up right now. we were able to find it right before we had you on. and this is what the spokesperson says: the irs criminal investigation special agent job announcement continues

to be open on u.s.a. jobs and has not -- was not taken down. u.s.a. jobs is where these positions are posted and where applicants are referred to in order to apply. the announcement has been open since february 2022 and continues through december 31st of this year. but that sparked a lot of uproar on line, people wondering why the irs would need to be armed. what do you say? >> well, yeah combined with the fact some information showing that the irs spent just south of a million dollars for ammunition earlier this year. it's like. >> brian: what's going on? >> if they -- whether it's the mar-a-lago, you know, raid and the notion that the fbi, right, and the doj must have known what this was going to cause. the firestorm that this would cause. instead of saying we have to have our messaging straight. we have to be transparent at the very beginning of this, they don't. and still no real word.

the irs is doing the same thing, right? if you say you are going to expand your government agency by $80 billion. you should probably sit down and collectively come up with a message at the outset of this. they didn't do that so they were playing clean up like they always do and then eventually the democratic operatives get a narrative out there and so the past couple of days they have been out there saying well, look, i mean, this is simply to go after the wealthy. we haven't been able to because the irs has been under funded for all these decades. and now we want to give it a boost in the arm. so all they are going to do is go after the wealthy people. that's ridiculous because a lot of estimates indicate that most of the money is going to come from middle class audits. >> steve: that is -- if the past is prologue that has certainly been the case. now the world's largest collection agency has a million dollars worth of ammo which i bet, mike, they will deduct just saying if they know what they're doing. >> i know i did. i know i did. who doesn't have a million dollars worth of ammo at their home. you know, my wife is getting upset because there is no place

to store it anymore. >> brian: we understand. >> steve: we are running out of closet space. >> yeah. i know. but i have got a little part of it for my shirts and jackets like this one and my pocket squares, too. don't forget pocket squares. >> brian: leave it by the fireplace. [laughter] >> yeah. and i have to get the kids smoke near it that's also important. [laughter] >> brian: all right. >> ainsley: thank you, mike. >> brian: i wish you have the qualifications to work for the irs you just have cia in your background. we will have to end is you to an academy or shooting range. answer ains think of irs revenge of the nerds. crunching numbers in the office. >> steve: carley you have never deducted. >> carley: think about people using fax machines and rotary phones still. >> ainsley: graduate offing call could you later. >> brian: kobalt. >> an hetchy being investigated for a felony dui after crashing mini cooper into a los angeles

home. the probe has escalated after a woman who was inside the house claims she suffered injuries. in the meantime, heche's ex-girlfriend canadian ellen degeneres sending heche some well-wishes. >> have you spoken to anne heche at all since her accident. >> [inaudible] i wouldn't know. >> do you want to send her any well-wishes? >> sure. i don't want anyone to be hurt. >> heche remains in a coma. investigation is ongoing pending blood alcohol results. only in new york, an alleged cold hearted criminal busted trying to steal 20 pints of ice cream from upscale manhattan market. store clerk stopped the shoplifter seen here in a black backpack and white shirt when cops unzipped his bag pints started spilling out over the sidewalk and the store's operation director claims the thief has done it before. those are your headlines, guys.

hot commodity. >> steve: i hope it was one of those refrigerator bags otherwise it will melt. >> carley: a big mess. >> steve: haagen-dazs soup. >> carley: just watching out for that criminal. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> ainsley: tonight the lights are going to shine on the field of dreams. >> brian: cincinnati reds play the chicago cubs in the middle of an iowa cornfield. guess who is going to watch every pitch? >> steve: it's the world's most famous cornfield and that's why we have dispatched will case number to dyersville, west iowa whereis it time to mow thel in. >> it is, steve. if you build it he will come. welcome back to dyersville tonight the cubs and reds will take the field. pregame starts at 6:00. let me show you if i might what they built. you just saw the movie set for field of dreams. follow me into the magical cornstalks where the chicago black socks emerged in 1989 in that movie field of dreams where kevin costner cut these

cornstalks down to build his field. just on the other side of these 8-foot tall cornstalks is another stadium. it's the stadium for tonight. it will be the reds and the cubs as you can see taking the field tonight. now, steve, brian, ainsley, here is what is special. this is a corn mayse where children can play before the game i thought a lot about why does this game resonate? men often speak in movie lines. bull durham, field of dreams. you hear the speeches. you recite the speeches here in dyersville. but, more importantly, joe ivette toe really the most famous player tonight of the reds had a fascinating tweet thread where he said he lost his dad 14 years ago. field of dreams is a father/son story and it is about recorrect connecting and having one more catch with your dad. this movie is here. not just in our hearts but in america's heart as is baseball. now, as we come to the end here

what you will see is the stadium. this is the professional major league baseball stadium built first for the yankees and white sox and tonight at 7:15 for the reds and the cubs. pregame will start at 6:00. and you can get a look here now from the movie set to the major league stadium for the field of dreams. back to you guys. >> steve: that is so cool. man o. man shoeless will cain thank you so much for the live report. that is epic. >> brian: will is going to be there tonight and field of dreams will be tonight on fox. you have a chance to win $10,000 of big pappy's money yes comes from the red sox playing fox bet super 6. so do it 10,000 bucks. >> ainsley: still ahead, back to spending inflation is hitting school supplies forcing parents and educators just to scramble. our next guests are helping cut the costs for your family with a very creative and sweet solution. ♪

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investment by united is a clear sign of confidence and the possible direction of the industry. that is so space-age, ainsley. >> ainsley: is that not a taxi? isn't that a helicopter? >> is like a very small airplane. it is very cool. >> ainsley: 2 inches into pilots. thank you so much. slowing down for schoolkids. inflation remains a red-hot. parent survey said that they plan to spend up to 8% more this year in back-to-school shopping compared to last year. our next guest has an answer. opening consignment shops for school supplies to help cut the cost. the owner of second semester consignment shop joins me along with veronica garcia who is the parent and customer and shawn smith who is a cleveland teacher. good morning to all three of you. >> good morning, good morning. >> steve: tell me about this.

my mom was a schoolteacher for 33 years. i know that teachers spend so much out of their own pockets to buy medically supplies. there is a great idea. tell me how you came up with the idea more about you shop. >> yes, good morning again. well, i have been a teacher in cleveland going on 25 years. at my 20th year mark, at a chance to change positions. i gathered up my things. my husband asked about taking them to the consignment store. i really thought that i could just store them. i never heard consignment for agitators. he said let's open one. that may do some homework. i found out that there really was not one in the country. about three months later, we open up our first educational consignment shop. and we have been running since going on six years. >> ainsley: excellent idea. veronica, i know that you are a mother and i customary. how many children do you have? >> i have two girls.

>> ainsley: that's beatable. parents will spend $661 per child. that's up 8% over last year. this year. that's a lot of money. that's more than $1500 for you that you might have to pay. how does this help you? >> oh, well, finding second semester was a blessing for our family. the prices are so affordable. and so the lessons. the teachers are amazing. i don't think i spent that amount of money on second semester. everything is the materials from teachers and good quality. everything is great here at second semester. >> ainsley: you can sign up for tutors which is wonderful. you can also shop in the store. all kinds of things are sold there. i looked up flash cards.

they are less than a dollar on your site. went to amazon and typed in flash cards. $70.99. huge savings. how are you involved? are you one of the teachers tutoring or do you shop on the site? >> i am one of the tutors. >> ainsley: tell me about the tutoring program. >> the tutoring program, we offer one-on-one. students who may need help, who might need some reinforcement with certain skills to fill in some things that they might've missed. that is why we hear that. >> ainsley: any subject that your child needs help, we can find a tutor on your side? >> yes. >> ainsley: is a wonderful site for people who want to get a tutor for your children. it is second semester shop.com and second is the number 2. you see it at the bottom of our

screen. thank you all for helping our children for what you do. educators are heroes. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> steve: the final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> president biden yesterday hopped on air force one just days after biden's doj ransacked president trump's or the house. >> at this is really over presidential documents, the entire fbi has got to be gutted. >> rises increased by 8.5%. >> i just want to say a number, zero, 0% inflation. >> they are completely out of touch with the american people. >> because of an application requirement for some candidates. >> they are advertising major duties includes willing to use deadly force. >> do you need your job posting to say "willing to use deadly

force?" >> welcome to iowa. it's an odd, the cubs and the reds will emerge from the corn stalk out bills i will play the second installment of mlb's field of dreams. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: it's raining up here in new york, but not there. look how gorgeous it is. let me look up the weather for today. it's usually pretty hot. [indistinct] >> is going to be 88. not bad. a little cloud coverage. >> brian: the story out of miami today. do you know the story out of miami? the mayor of miami contemplating a run for the presidency. the mayor of florida. you know, he did a little havana teacher with us.

we had a chance to see him in action. they came to the lockdown and i'm not sure exactly. they see isaiah on most things. he would be somebody like governor youngkin who would necessarily owe anything to president trump where governor ron desantis and mike pompeo, mike pence, you think about tromping when you think about them. governor youngkin and mayor suarez, you say those guys could run separately. >> ainsley: he has the experience down there. miami is growing leaps and bounds. he brought the soccer stadium. >> steve: of course, the mayor and the former president both florida residents. >> brian: hunter biden hopping on air force one alongside his dad, the big guy as the pair departs for lavish family vacation. >> steve: they get away just days after the president's department of justice and through the former

president trump's house and resort. there is the gate where it >> ainsley: hunter, vacation and donald trump getting rated. peter doocy is live at the white house to tell us more. >> there are parallel investigations right now into the person that used to live here. up in new york, the attorney general brought donald trump into talk about his business dealings yesterday for a deposition he led the fifth. the justice department still isn't saying anything about this search warrant at mar-a-lago. >> they were about 30-40 fbi agents that i saw a period of five of which were wearing suits. the rest were cargo pants, mass, and gloves. they basically had unfettered access to the property. they refused to talk to me. >> oversight committee writing to the national archives, the fbi behavior toward

president trump deserves an explanation. the seeming weaponization of the federal government against president biden's political rivals cannot go unchecked. >> i don't believe for a minute, not for a minute that the white house was totally in the dark on this. this is joe biden's fbi. it is joe biden's doj. they have weaponized this fbi at every turn. >> we don't know what joe biden knew beforehand. he hasn't said. now he's on vacation for their president brought the first lady and sent hunter down to south carolina. we don't know how long they are going to be there, because the white house won't say. there is not a ton of transparency about this trip. back to you. >> steve: with the president gone and nobody is working at the white house, are you alone? he he is a great gets there at today? >> there are some crickets. the very loud drill doing something in the press area. yes, i got the place to myself.

maybe i will poke around upstairs. >> steve: there are probably guys with guns that will slow you down. >> ainsley: he spends a lot of time in delaware. >> usually on the weekends. usually on these trips when he goes somewhere, they tell us, he's leaving on this day and he's coming back on this day. they just told us the day that he's leaving. we will be here if he wants to come back if the house passes that inflation reduction act tomorrow with all the climate stuff that they say is urgent. and of great global importance. if he wants to come back and sign it tomorrow or saturday or sunday or monday, we will be here. >> steve: keep the lights on. because the lights will be on. >> brian: meanwhile, let's go out to iowa where senator chuck grassley, the ranking member of the senate judiciary committee is up for reelection. first off, when you look at this raid, the one thing i didn't think it was gonna happen so

early was it seems like every republican is on the same page. even mitch mcconnell saying we need answers to why this raid took place. not sources or ideas about what they were looking for. the fbi was looking for. what questions do you have? >> the people of iowa are outraged at what's happening here. particularly the double standard between negotiating with hillary clinton on her servers and emails. we know they were compromised for national security. but they negotiated with harry. and they raid the president. and i talked to two days ago to the fbi director about it. and i didn't get any satisfactory answers. and we need to have some trust in the fbi. you know how i pointed out political bias. starting trump investigation and

stopping hunter biden investigation by the special agent in charge that had political bias against republicans. and this is just another example of that. and so the question i have is, when are they going to tell the american people exactly why they did it and why they did it as opposed to what they did negotiating with hillary clinton. >> brian: a chris wray tell you that he knew about the raid? >> i did not get an answer from him. i said, i basically said this. "when are we going to know why it is going to be -- why it was done and how it was done?" you get the usual answer under both republican and democrat administrations. we don't talk about an ongoing investigation. in this case where it is so historically wrong to raid an

ex-president's office. that is never been done before. i think we deserve answers at the highest level of government. and that is at least at garlands level. >> ainsley: did you get the sense that they actually have something? like you said, it is so rare and unprecedented to be this extreme. >> i didn't get much of an answer at all. that is what is wrong. this is a department of justice supposed to be. but it is a department of trust us. and that isn't the way the american government works. transparency brings accountability. this extraordinary action on this administration, whether it is biden or garland or chris wray or someone under them that chris wray did know about it, i didn't even get an answer on that. but we need to have trust in the

department of fbi. and this just destroys that confidence good and particularly, the political bias that have already proven through my investigations into these other investigations that i just stated. >> steve: 's and very, it sounds like there are a number of stories where according to sources who have spoken to -- i read this morning in "rolling stone" which i had a subscription to in the 1970s. they've got a good journalism outfit. they had an informant on the inside. they say since making the president has wondered, do you think our phones are tapped? since may, there have been a number of times where the president has wondered whether any republicans visiting the clubs could be wearing a wire. it sounds like somebody inside said, hey, in this room, you will find this. in that room, you will find

that. it sounds like there is some high degree that going in, they knew where the stuff was coming whatever the stuff is. >> those are answers that i can't speak to. the fbi director -- when i had my conversation with him two days ago, he didn't talk about that. we need answers to those questions. there is nothing illegitimate. extraordinary aspects of a former president for the first time in the history of our country having a house rated for information. and particularly when it is so different from the way they handled hillary clinton. >> ainsley: i know you have had whistle-blowers come to you and told you the hunter biden story that they were disinformation. the fbi field offices, i think one was mdc. they were telling you that these whistle-blowers were telling you that these two agents did not want that story out there about hunter biden and were calling it

disinformation. have you talked to these whistle-blowers about this raid? what are they say is happening inside the fbi? >> i have not personally talk to them. i assume that my chief investigator has had conversation with them. >> steve: i'm sure in addition, in the morning to come i'm sure in addition to the search warrant execution that happened a couple of nights ago, the news as well that apparently, the irs is going to hire a whole bunch of new people. they've got $80 million to hire a bunch of people. one of the job postings at this. if you get this job, you've got to be able to carry a firearm and be willing to use deadly force if necessary. be willing and able to participate in arrests, execution of search warrants, and other dangerous assignments. so it sounds like the irs is arming up. >> are they going to have a

strike force that goes in with ak 15's already loaded ready to shoot some small business person in iowa with these? i think they are going after middle class and small business people. because basically, they think anybody that has pass-through income is a crook and they aren't paying their fair share. we are going to go after them. and with 87,000 additional employees, you can imagine what that harassment is going to be the middle class in our small business people. >> brian: example of what happens when you lose 2 seats in georgia. you've got the javits down the american people's throats. meanwhile, 12 minutes after the hour, the big news is iowa, field of dreams. second straight year. foxes airing the game tonight. what is this sense on the ground as major league baseball comes to your great state? >> isn't great for for iowa?

the movie 32 years ago brought to iowa, field of dreams. the people walk out of the cornfield and they say, is this heaven? no, it's iowa. that is the way we look at it here. we welcome the reds and the cubs. last year, i saw the white sox play the yankees. two days ago, i saw the first minor league game between cedar rapids and davenport. 7,000 people were there. this is a new awakening of the american people to the great sport of baseball. >> used some of your power there. get a major league team in iowa. >> we have almost got one with the iowa cubs at des moines. >> steve: that is where you are sitting. from what you described, senator you are the u.s. senator for heaven.

>> u.s. senator for heaven. if you are more interested in iowa and the politics of it, go to the website. >> ainsley: where you about to say heaven works? >> brian: apparently it does. >> ainsley: thank you so much, senator. >> god bless you. >> brian: 13 minutes after the hour. you have been listening all along. listening to what we're doing. we want to know what you're doing. >> i have more headlines for you, brian. there are some shocking video here. a home in southern indiana explodes killing at least three people. officials say the blasts that another home and have been damaged at least 39 others. check that out right there. 11 of those homes are now unlivable. employees are searching through the rubble say there may be more victims. the cause of the explosion is under investigation.

jackie walorski is set to take place today. in that town of granger, indiana. the republican lawmaker and two of our staff members were killed earlier this month when the car they were driving across the road center line causing a head-on collision. jackie walorski served in the house since 2012. she was 58 years old. los angeles is refunding the police. the city council voting in favor of more funding for police patrols and posh hollywood. the council approved an additional $216,000 to recruit more officers to the l.a.p.d.'s hollywood division yesterday. 75% rise in homicide compared to this time last year. robberies are up more than 20% and thefts are up more than 25% in the same period. they have to pay them. i think we can all agree with that. you can now own a piece of

american history. university archive announcing historical artifacts are up for auction beginning next week. a total of 537 relics are up for sale. the auctions are endless. you can be the owner of a note written from benedict arnold, a document written when george washington appointed thomas rall, glory. aside addition of the babe ruth story. a personal check from john f. kennedy. or you can get signed checks from marilyn monroe and joe dimaggio. the choice is yours. how cool is that? >> steve: you could wind up from a canceled check for mr. copy. rico if you're going to get one, it might as well be that one. are you interested? >> brian: i am. one of the auction? >> very soon. upcoming date. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. >> steve: let's talk a little better about what they were talking about at the board of

education meeting in fargo, north dakota. over the last couple of months, they've had a back and forth. should we recite the pledge of allegiance before the board meeting each and every month. and for a while, it was yes. but yesterday, it was no. final vote, 7-2, they will stop the pledge of allegiance and north dakota's town of fargo. >> seth moulton is behind all of this. listen to what he said. >> texas referring to the judeo-christian god. it does not include any other faith such as islam, buddhism, hinduism. the exclusion of these faiths or lack thereof within the pledge automatically makes the pledge of allegiance a noninclusionary act. >> he goes on to say, one nation under god's judeo-christian god. and an untrue statement. we are one nation under many or no god.

>> all the gods are no gods? >> steve: the fact that god had a capital g in it. another member of the board david paulson said the pledge is in a show of our patriotism. it's an affirmation of our commitment to a greater cause. and that cause is freedom. anyway, no place. >> ainsley: say your prayers for them. >> steve: 8:18. >> ainsley: democrat priority is revealed. house lawmakers just push back a vote on police funding. they cancel that. in order to pass their massive spending bill. by is speaker pelosi still claiming they take pride in keeping family safe? >> brian: that field of dreams returns as the cubs take on the reds. this is all about baseball. ♪ ♪ >> tossed me a thousand bucks.

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sitting here, you play 162 games, but this one stands alone. >> we are creatures of habit. i know if i had to look at the schedule and say, i've got to go where? when you get here and you see the uniqueness story lines, you will never forget it. it will be a game for a broadcaster for me last year was unmatched. it will be in the top 2 of games i have ever done as a player. >> you know, a lot of the guys over the younger the movie came out in 1989. but i think i'm going to lean on you for this. a lot of players go back and watch this movie if they didn't grow up with it. joey votto was tweeting about how it meant to him and what it meant to the relationship with his dad. >> this has so many tie-ins in so many messages. the movie will be forever known for a lot of things for a lot of people. the game of baseball has an emotional attachment to something. joey votto is going to walk on that field in his mind is going to raise in a way that it will

come full circle. that is what it is for me and anybody who played the game long enough. i know the young players will have time to catch up. we look at baseball stadiums with the reality that they're just another one. this is like a movie set. it is phenomenal. >> it is literally a movie set. the outfield is literally corn fields. you said something interesting to me. you did everyone has an emotional connection to the game. joey votto laid out what many people have a connection to with the movie "field of dreams." that's about that while relationship. what is your emotional connection to the game? >> i grew up in a way where i was always afforded the opportunity to play this game. my dad was a huge part of it. he was the biggest cheerleader. i am going to sense that today. even though i am not playing anymore, he loved watching me play baseball. i think a lot of us who got a chance to play the game sharinge that same story.

>> the yankees and the white sox inns in the walk-off home run. it tonight, is the cubs in the reds. what are you expecting this? 7:15. >> i think there's going to be -- it was a hitters paradise last year. i don't know that that he won't quite get to what i did last year. i think you'll see the hitters enjoy this ballpark. >> that means they will be in the outfield. which means they will be in the corn. to echo what john said, it is an amazing -- is an amazing experience. and it does translate on television. when you are here, you feel that this is all about. >> you're driving in the middle of nowhere. it is the scenery that you come up on that you just find yourself gazing going, no way is there a field here. >> you get to watch it tonight on fox, 7:15 eastern. it also will be an experience.

>> ainsley: the movie people production whenever i went there. they wanted to shoot it there. what happened? does someone live there now? >> this is a private residence for years and years after the movie. what has happened is it is actually for chicago white sox hall of famer frank thomas bought this entire complex. there will not be a major league baseball field of dreams game next year. they are going to try to make this a permanent fixture with a big stadium. this house is now part of a whole museum that memorializes the game and experience. >> the big hurt was a big help to baseball. he was a stoppers starter. good job. john smoltz, thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: 27 minutes after the hour. the "field of dreams" game tonight's outbox. you have a chance to win $10,000. just play fox bet super six and

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you said look out much lower i am now. we have seen blowout numbers on inflation now for the last year. when you've got a 10% increase a producer prices over the last year and 8.5% increase in the consumer prices, this is doing real damage to the economy. these numbers a little better? yeah, but we have so much progress to make. you said we are going to break down the numbers. i want to give you a number that i think is the most critical one which is when you compare wages to workers, and these price increases, the average worker in america and the time that biden has been president has lost about $4,000 in purchasing power. that's a lot of money to lose. people are getting poorer every month under the biden program. >> brian: only half as fast. let's fast-forward to what's happening tomorrow. the house is expecting to rubber-stamp this new spending bill. $700 billion in all.

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convict him, then he could just run for 2024 unopposed on his party. fox news contributor and columnist michael goodwin is here to react. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: as you start in your new york post editorial, whatever they were looking for, and better be big. >> i think the steaks on this thing are enormous. so far, we have heard nothing would justify what is an extraordinary moment in american history. to raid the house of the former president and then they go silent. you have anonymous leaks from the supposedly members of the justice department or the fbi tried to describe what it was there that it was just a regular routine enforcement of a subpoena.

as though this is just an ordinary thing. and it is not. the fbi and the justice department merrick garland are acting as if the public trust them. and they seem to have missed the last ten or 15 years of people in this country and the lack of credibility the public institutions now have with millions upon millions of americans. and not just conservatives and republicans, but among the democrats and liberals as well. this idea that you can just do something like this, go silent, send a if send a few anonymous staffers out to whisper things to individual members of the press and we are just going to go on as though nothing happened as though nothing ordinary, nothing extraordinary happened here. >> steve: -- >> i will say quickly that i think it is going to help donald trump politically. it already is.

this has now united people behind him who we are to drift away. >> steve: sure. the irony is and we don't know what they were looking for. we don't know if anything is there. and there is something, the irony is that mr. trump could have perhaps broke up federal law that he himself made up felony where he could get five years in jail. but regardless of that, whenever they find and whatever the warrant says, you know, there will be people who will go, you know why? that's not that bad. and then they are just can i continue on. >> well, and that's why i say the stakes are high. this better be something really different, really big that justifies this thing. if it is just about these classified documents, how then do you square that with hillary clinton and the fact that no one rated her when she had secret server that she build to have classified documents on?

you have of course the hunter biden situation. no raid there. if i could say one thing about president biden's role in this, in april, "the new york times" had a story saying that biden had meant telling people he was frustrated with merrick garland that he thought garland should be prosecuting donald trump. at times went on to say that biden had not said this directly to garland which of course is hilarious, because he just told "the new york times." i'm sure merrick garland read it in "the new york times." when the white house runs away from this, i don't know. that doesn't smell right either. we have to assume that the president was in some way expressing his desire that donald trump be prosecuted and merrick garland seems to have turned that wish into his command. >> steve: you make it sound as if the attorney general is playing catch-up ball. we hope not. let's see what happens.

michael goodwin, thank you very much for joining us. thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: adam joins us right now. it was raining earlier, but currently, i don't see an umbrella. it must be dry here. >> the rain has stopped, otherwise, i would have been right next door to you. there will be some showers across the country in kind of steaming one more time today. let's begin with the temperatures we are seeing across the country. a lot of 60s and 70s. pay attention. 77 degrees you are seeing in memphis is a hot sticky 77 degrees. it's going to climb a lot today. it's going to drive some showers eventually. the biggest rain so far over the last day or so has been happening across the desert. monsoon rains every single day. the ground is such is saturated. you can see some flooding there if you see that area. i will leave you with your forecast at high temperatures whether they were the warmest

spots in the country in the middle of the country. plenty of spots running up to around 90 degrees. closer to 70 degrees in new york city and cooling across new england for tomorrow. >> steve: thank you very much. i'm glad the rain has stopped. still ahead on this thursday, today marks five years since authentically american started with a commitment to bring manufacturing jobs back to america. the owner plus investor nascar legend darrell waltrip is going to join us live with an update on their mission. but first, their mission is the news. bill hemmer is going to be taking that baton here in about 12 minutes. >> good show today. good morning to you. cool stuff that you will see on fox tonight. breaking news on the economy. maria will take us through it. we've got the latest on the florida raid trying to piece it together now. they are going take us through all of that. no more pledge of allegiance in

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