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the fbi. citing substantial public interest. the doj is keeping the affidavit under wraps, and that is a key document. it would give more details on the justification for the unprecedented and very controversial search. >> sandra: some are wondering if all of this trouble was even necessary because donald trump was issued a subpoena for documents back in june. the cover of "the new york post" this morning blaring "you could have just asked!" and denying a report that the feds were searching for a classified nuclear document. shannon bream and andy mccarthy are on deck with analysis, but we begin life at the justice department for the latest. hi, david. >> the question is what happened between when subpoena was issued. essentially calling the former presence plus, turning the tables, saying fine, we have no

problem with releasing the content of the search warrant to the public. how do you feel about it? well, the former president said let's go ahead and do it. i want to redo you something that he posted on his social media platform, truth social. he said "not only will i not opposed the release of documents related to the un-american unwarranted unnecessary raid and break-in of my home in mar-a-lago, i'm going a step further by encouraging the immediate release of those documents." sandra, dana, an unusual move to seat an attorney general talk about an ongoing case, but this is an unusual circumstance involving the former president. >> first, i personally approved seeking a search warrant in this matter. second, the department does not take such a decision lightly. where possible, standard practice to seek less intrusive means as an alternative to a search and to narrowly scope any

search that is undertaken. >> garland said he decided to come out publicly and speak about the case in front of millions because of the public interest. he was under intense pressure to say something, and to his credit, he did. >> all americans are entitled to the evenhanded application of the law, the due process of the law, and to the presumption of innocence. much of our work is by necessity conducted out of the public eye. >> fox news has learned that trump's office was served a subpoena in early june when the fbi team visited mar-a-lago. they tour the area where some of them were stored and then briefly took custody of a small amount of potentially sensitive material. sources also say that all investigators have spoken with at least one person who relayed the possibility of more sensitive national security material in that storage room

and other areas of the property. 3:00 p.m. is the big deadline today. eastern time. that is when the trump team needs to respond. ultimately it is up to judge bruce reinhardt. this is a blank search warrant. this is what we are going to see it. of course it will be filled in a little bit later today. it says inventory of the property taken. name of any person seized. of course, nobody was seized, but a lot of property was taken, so we will see what exactly was taken from mar-a-lago when the judge decides to unseal that. >> sandra: thank you. let's bring in our new fox news sunday anchor. congratulations to you, shannon. and former assistant u.s. attorney. shannon, let's start with you. the search warrant, it is still going to be pretty unsatisfying for people who want details. is that correct? >> you're exactly right, dana. it is going to be very basic

allocation of what they could search, look for, what statutes would be involved, and even the itemization list could be something rather generic or detailed. we will have to see if we get our hands on it, but as a former president said last night, he actually encourages it. we got that just before he went on the air. and my first question was why hasn't the president released what they have? it is the underlying stuff, like outs of the operation, the really juicy stuff, that neither the president nor the doj is asking to release at this point, but they are private entities, including groups like "the new york times" you say they want to see all of it. >> dana: there is more about the former president could be putting out there for the public to see right now, right? >> of course there is. to hear him say that he is demanding, you know, and encouraging the release of the documents when he has had the document since monday. he could put them out now.

he does not have to wait until 3:00, so for the reasons that shannon alludes to, i think this is going to be unsatisfying for people. and this is part of the downside i think for attorney general's before speaking yesterday. if he does not say anything, you assume that he is just refuting by silence whatever trump is saying publicly, but once he speaks, he should address the thing that people are curious about, which is why was this necessary at this point? and he really did not do that, so president trump is basically out there saying we were cooperating. we met with them in june. i don't know what happened between june and now that i'm in this necessary, and he's the only one putting a story out there. garland did not do anything yesterday to address was president trump uncooperative? did he flout the subpoena? did something happen that made them believe there was some kind of emerging situation that did not exist in january or june,

and suddenly now they had to do this? so i think if he speaks, he should address the thing that people actually curious about. >> dana: shannon, could you speak to "the washington post" saying that apparently the fbi was looking for documents that are classified that have to do with nuclear materials. it did not say weapons necessarily. did not say what that would be, what those documents would be, if they exist, if they were actually found. president trump this morning's saying that this is not accurate. what do you make of all of that? >> well, listen to your good reporting team who put this together over at "the washington post." they are well sourced, so we would imagine they have done some kind of information from inside which is interesting because we really did not get anything from the attorney general yesterday. brief statement. but the more that the attorney general does not speak to details like that, it leaves us guessing with plenty of room

for speculation about exactly what the documents were that they were looking for or that they allegedly obtained. again, filling in the story for the former president who is not afraid to come out and speak and talk about these things, issue statements, so he's going to be the one controlling the narrative until we get more. i mentioned that there are private entities trying to get you this. the real information. the judge has given the government until 5:00 on monday to respond to those requests for really what we would call "the whole enchilada." we will see whether the judge takes the interesting stuff of saying that i will give you more of what you want to see. >> dana: your thoughts on "the washington post" reported that among the classified documents they were searching for relating to nuclear weapons, what did you make of it when you sign? >> well, i'm curious about who their sources are because i thought the article they

resorted as carefully couched who they were talking to. it did not even indicate that these were people actually involved in the investigation. there's a lot of speculation about not only is it nuclear? or somebody else's nuclear stuff. and it just seems to me that the word "classified" is being thrown around very cavalierly. you are dealing with the one official in government who, when he was president, have the power to declassify anything. now i think it would be embarrassing for president trump if he declassified subs that he should not have so that he could keep it in my to have a mar-a-lago if that is what happened, but there is a difference between embarrassing and illegal. and all the stuff about the presidential records act, it is not a criminal statute. so the crime has to be classified information here. there is no indication about whether trump actually

declassify the stuff that he has been holding down there. >> dana: a lot of developments. shannon bream and andy mccarthy, thank you. good to have you with us today. also this in "the wall street journal," sandra. the headline is "merrick garland, mar-a-lago." "attorney general's before has broken a political norm that has stood for 232 years. he had better have enough evidence to justify it in the end, or he will have unleashed political forces, and illegal president the democrats as much as donald trump may come to regret." that is why we have the seriousness of the situation and people really paying attention to it. >> sandra: all eyes are on this in the country right now. the world is watching as well. the rate of a former u.s. presidents home, and people want answers. we will see where the day takes us. yesterday afternoon, police in ohio where in a standoff with an

armed suspect accused of trying to breach the fbi cincinnati office. that suspect fled 60 miles north to a field in wilmington, ohio, we are told, and after more than six hours, police moved in and killed them. >> the suspect -- as those negotiations went on, officers try to move in. took him into custody. shots were fired. >> sandra: police have the suspect was likely motivated by the radon former president trump florida home. shortly after the surge became public, his account on trumps truth social media platform reportedly posted calls to respond. all right, well, americans are fed up, and according to a new format, that is according to a new fox news poll mic that finds

75% are unhappy with the direction of this company. the large majority say the economy is bad and that they seen no sign of a recovery. peter doocy is live at the white house. to kick things off from there this morning. hello, peter. >> sandra. president biden's claim that inflation is zeroed to spend 0%is being disputed if your grocery prices are rising. they are going out. does register a little bit better with gas prices, though cute 54% say gas prices are coming down. that is something white house officials from the top-down want credit for. however, voters don't really see it that way if your 19% believe that biden policy is are the reason for gas prices coming down. ten. sensei nobody. they are just coming down. these pressures are painting a bleak picture of things overall.

they say the economy is excellent or good. very slightly up from last month, but it is way under water compared to 81% who say it is only fair or poor. 10% say their personal financial situation is excellent beer that is a number that has been steadily declining since last year. what does it all mean? does it mean that this is a really toxic environment for democrats ahead of the midterms? maybe, maybe not. now tied 41-41. republicans had a seven-point advantage in this poll in may, but it has slipped away. sandra. >> sandra: what did you say through the jackhammer and? [laughs] you did well. >> they waited for the president and first lady to go on vacation because nobody can work in the west wing. with this going on? listen to that.

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have seized 5,000 pounds of fentanyl. that is 60% of all of the fentanyl they have seized in the entire country during the same time span. case in point, take a look at this photo of last week. they just had a major fentanyl seizure and that to macula area. seizing 49 pounds of fentanyl pills as well as pure fentanyl powder hidden in a truck at a border patrol checkpoint. there was a canine hit. and they were able to confiscate the spirit of street value of over $700,000. then take a look at this photo. this photo in july. making ahead on a truck. they opened that truck. 250 pounds hidden inside of that truck. that was a street value of $3.6 million. believe it or not, this last photo here, and even bigger bust over a five day stretch.

seizing more than 600 pounds of fentanyl that were fitted in vehicles. that is a street value of more than $8 million. take a look at the startling graphic, courtesy of the medical examiner. san diego county in 2016, there were only 33 fentanyl related deaths. in 2021, that skyrocketed up to 817 fentanyl related deaths. that is a staggering increase of 2375%. we are back out here live view just goes to show the amount of efforts these traffickers are putting in day in and day out to get this deadly poison into our country. back to you. >> sandra: sitting here shocked, stunned. you are reporting numbers like this almost every day. thank you for your continued reporting from there. >> dana: the mayor of washington, d.c., calling for the national guard to help with the influx of migrants being

bused in from texas pure new york city says it is struggling to accommodate the surge sent its way from governor greg abbott. another busload of migrants arrived in the big apple. live in new york city to discuss the story fourth. hi. >> hey, dana, good morning. actually two buses arrive just over an hour ago carrying 89 migrants, and they were met by new york city officials feared one of them is now accusing texas governor greg abbott of anti-immigrant hatred. we will show you that moment in the second, but first take a look at this video as they arrived in new york city this morning. commissioner castor of the mayor's office of emigrant fares was there greeting them and shaking their hands as they were getting off the buses this morning. he says the city is working to increase its shelter capacity and improve health and legal services, but he also took a lot of shots at the texas governor.

>> he is promoting anti-emigrant hatred, and he is distracting from the fact that he has failing as a governor, feeling his people, and he is using immigrants and asylum-seekers as political pawns. >> dana, new york city mayor eric adams is responding to "the new york post" article that claims some think migrants are getting preferential treatment compared to homeless americans, including veterans, but the mayor says that is not true. listen to this. >> we treat everyone who seeks shelter assistance the same way. it's universal, how we treat people. that is what we have always done. >> this comes as you mention, as muriel bowser is again requesting national guard support to deal with migrants arriving from texas. her initial request was denied last friday. governor abbott's office says over 6600 migrants have been bused to d.c. in recent months.

as for the group that just arrived here in new york city just over an hour ago, again, the total number was 89 migrants. 76 of those are single adult men, so just a handful of women and children. we will send it back to you. >> dana: thank you. >> sandra: all right. well it is an early weekend for some on capitol hill. 175 house members out of the office but still preparing to vote soon on democrat $739 billion tax and spending package. scott peterson is back in court today, and back in court yesterday. we saw it all happening in life last year nearly 20 years after killing his wife, lacey, and their unborn child. so, could we see his conviction overturned? no water needed. no stomach upset. just fast, effective relief. hyland's naturals leg cramps. to healthy competition and beyond.

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after being exposed to the virus. it is a major shift just as students are set to return to school. in atlanta. charles, perhaps good indications of the school year ahead. >> hey, good morning, sandra. huge news as kids go back to school here now hope that these new cdc guidelines will help to at least eliminate a lot of the in-person disruptions that have plagued schoolchildren and staff throughout the pandemic. so probably what they have done is really streamlined its guidelines to make sure that the same set of rules apply to both those who are vaccinated and those who are unvaccinated for you to be clear, the agency still expects everyone to isolate for at least five days if they have tested positive for the virus, but no longer recommending after close contact with someone who was in fact. instead, guidelines now call for folks to wear high-quality masks for ten days and recommend

testing after day five. it has also gotten rid of its recommendations for social distancing after potential exposure. in terms of school, these changes are hoping to be effective enough to produce a much more productive and much more present school year ahead. >> we should look forward to a very different school year. we should look forward to a school year where every child is in school, in person, full-time, for the whole year. i think we have the ability to do that, and that should be the only acceptable standard. >> this comes as the u.s. average is about 100,000 new covid cases daily. the cdc's of the prevalence of vaccines and other tools have allowed it to shift its focus from preventing infections more to preventing severe illness. that said, some folks out there say they are still uneasy about all of this. take a listen. >> i don't think we are out of

this, but i think that so many people are eager to go back to their life. >> the idea of somebody being positive around me, but what are you going to do? >> cdc says we are not out of covid. they are still cautioning people to take precautions and make sure that you are not spreading the virus around, but this is at least a sign that they do you see it is catching up to where most americans are -- a lot of americans are. they have moved past this pandemic. sandra appeared to be too big changes. charles watson, thank you. >> dana: democrat $739 billion tax and spending bill. they claim the legislation will not only reduce inflation but save the climate. our next guest of says it will only lead to more middle-class tax cuts. jason smith is on the house budget committee. so, okay, you tell me. you heard the name of the bill, what was your first thoughts?

>> is laughable. they should be naming them "the green new deal build." more than $400 billion with all the spending in this bill goes towards green new deal policies. seven and a half billion dollars for electric tax credits for the wealthy. $7 billion to the epa. you are looking at even paying the wealthy who have electric cars billions of dollars to resell those electric cars. there is billions for tree equity, planting trees. this is not about lowering inflation. it spends $745 billion and will increase debt by 146 billion. just the first five years, under even the democrats guidelines, it adds $54 billion to debt and does not even have their fake budget deficit decrease until the year 2030. that is not doing anything for inflation. >> dana: one of the ways that they showed they could pay was that they were going to hire

more agents. and i am wondering what kind of because you are getting in your district office about that. >> i can tell you, people are fearful of the irs w. this will add $80 billion, like you said, hiring 87,000 irs auditors. people who make less than $75,000 a year, we will see an increase of 700,000 more audits. people are not wanting that. the irs is projecting that we spend $80 million, that they can collect $200 billion to pay for this package. let me tell you, the folks for his phone call would be having an irs auditor showing up at their house. >> dana: one of the questions was do you see any signs of the economy turning the corner or that the worst is over? no, at 71%. the administration has said that this is going to reduce inflation, that this bill will

reduce inflation. do you think that anyone will see a direct result before let's say the end of the year? >> the american people are not buying this. it will actually prolong inflation. inflation is up 13.7% since joe biden has taken the oath of office. real wages have gone down 4.5% since he has taken the oath of office. people are only going to see the price of goods increase. they are not having had. the american people are going to speak loud and clear in november. >> dana: they are seeing gas prices go down, but the cost of everything is still high. >> dana, this bill -- >> dana: we heard from charles watson reporting on the cdc, changing guidelines on the vid. i it's unbelievable. i was a hill staffer in the late '90s. 189 members of congress cannot show up to work today in person. they are going to vote by proxy because of nancy pelosi

suggesting that there is a covid emergency, but they can be out and about. they do not have to be there to cast their vote that is going to raise taxes on virtually every american. what do you think about that? >> i think it's absolutely unacceptable. i have never proxy vote at one time during the last 18 months. it's unacceptable. the people of southeast missouri sent me to washington to show up and work and vote. the garbageman shows up. members of congress should walk through those doors and vote themselves. it is unacceptable, dana. i'm with you. the american people think it is unacceptable. maybe they should not return in november. >> dana: maybe we will see if the speaker's office decides that it is no longer an emergency when she revisits the issue. good to have you. appreciate it. ♪ ♪ >> dana: the 2022 field of dreams game is in the books.

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>> sandra: it's been a week now since a 16-year-old girl went missing near lake tahoe in california. police releasing this photo of the hoodie that kiely rodni was wearing just before she disappeared. her parents are asking for her help in finding her. kiely's mother joins us now. lindsay, everybody is just obviously concerned watching your story and praying for you and praying that your daughter turns up. can you give us an update on the sour, any developments with the search? >> right now, i have not received any new updates from many of the law enforcement working on edge. i know that they are holding

their own press conference shortly. and they will be sharing with everyone then. >> sandra: 16 years old. she was last seen at this party where we are told that there were upwards of 300 people there. she was last seen at 12:30 in the morning. she had texted you just before then, saying she was going to come home. i believe that was 12:15 ,-comma. what did she say to you in that text, lindsey? >> she said -- the text was at 11:30. she told me that she was planning on leaving around 12:15 and was going to be heading home. i asked her to be safe and let me know when she got home to wake me up, and she said she would. "i love you, mom appeared" and that was the last time that she texted me. >> sandra: you have had so much time to think about this. are you coming up with any ideas in your head, considering her car is still missing, correct?

>> yes, correct. >> sandra: are you hopeful that she -- that maybe she decided to go somewhere on her own? >> of course i am hopeful. without hope, what is life? >> sandra: so what are police able to tell you right now about their search and any developments in the search? i know a big part of this has been pulling all of the cell phone footage of the 300 people at the party and talking to every single one of them to perhaps see if anybody unusual was in the pictures or the video at the party. someone that they did not know. has anything come from looking at that?

>> sandra: did you know that she owned that? have you seen it before? >> that belongs to one of her good friends. lana del rey is a musician who sings so eloquently and has so many beautiful lyrics that can be quoted and put on my shirt. i think it is not helpful to go down any rabbit holes or follow any red herrings thought a sweater from a concert that had

a pretty picture on it. >> sandra: got it. please keep us posted. we are praying for you in the search for your daughter. our hearts go out to you. we cannot even imagine how difficult this is. we are all hopeful, lindsey. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for your time. >> sandra: okay. all right. the clock is ticking on a deadline for the release of a search warrant used at former president trump's florida home. with the doj finally put their cards on the table? plus, a stunning hole on america's mood. is this a warning sign for democrats and then midterms? josh is on deck. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to know about the newday 100 cash out loan.

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>> sandra: ukrainian president zelenskyy accusing russia of "nuclear terror." warning that fallout from an attack on the plant could be worse than chernobyl. alex hogan is live in kiev, ukraine, for us. alex, hello. >> hi, sandra. the u.s. warning of the seriousness of having a nuclear power plant under attack in the middle of a battlefield and the potential lives on the line. the attack taking place yesterday. once again shelling striking europe's largest nuclear power plant which is currently under russian occupation appeared for months, the international watchdog watching this problem have warned that all safety protocols and procedures have been overlooked. although it is really the ramped up fighting on the footsteps of the facility that is prompting serious concern of a nuclear disaster. the international atomic energy agency is calling this a grave hour and has still been unable

to access the site. >> this cannot wait any longer. we once again call on russia to cease all military operations at or near ukraine's nuclear facility and insist that russia immediately return full control of the research facility. >> g7 leaders echoing that same statement to the kremlin as concern is building for residents who live in nearby villages who say that they worry every single day that the next strike will be the last. volodymyr zelenskyy last night accusing russia of an act of terrorism by dangling the threat of a nuclear power plant in front of the rest of the world. both russia and ukraine continue to call on the others, saying that they are to blame, no one taking responsibility for the schelling. >> sandra: alex, thank you. dana. >> dana: alarm bells could be

ringing for the democrats. 75% of americans are dissatisfied with the direction of the country. the number was 53% around the 100 day mark of president biden's time in office. let's bring in josh. we have these new fox news polls, but the democrats, they think that they are on a winning spree. they think that things are better, and they congressional vote preference, that valid question, that is tied 41-41. josh, what do you think? >> it is important to put all of these numbers in context. republicans were tied in the polls, and they have significant wave elections in both of those years. the trend line is a little concerning. they were up by three points in the june fox's bap now it is a type unity racing women swing a little bit more to the democrats, favoring republicans by point.

>> dana: is that because of abortion, or do you know? >> abortion has shot up to the number two issue in the fox speed. the democratic base is coming home. a little bit more energized than they were in the spring, but a tied a generic ballot is still pretty good news for the republicans. >> dana: i just want to show you this. this is the fox news poll asking what is the most important issue to voters? inflation at 41%. abortion is next, but down a 14% view democrats are about to pass this bill today, the inflation reduction act. gas prices are slightly down from where they were. certainly welcome relief for people, but inflation still at 8.5% year-over-year, josh. >> the public is still very dissatisfied with the state of the economy. among those voters who think the economy and inflation as i number one issue, they overwhelmingly are supporting republicans fear that is a top issue. so the political environment,

biden's job approval, most americans think of the country is headed in the wrong direction. these are not good numbers for the party in power, for the democratic party. the abortion issue is getting the democratic base on. they are energized more than the spring, but big picture is republican still on track to win the house, senate more up for grabs. >> dana: number five fox news poll question. "which party would do a better job on the issues?" there are quite a bit by 15 points on the most important issue of inflation. do you think that they are able to make a convincing case to try to get people to vote for them? your column headline which is "august election results suggest that the red wave may be subsiding." >> the campaign manager had a good quote where he said it looked like it was going to be a

category five storm, but they get wiped out across the board it now looks like a category three storm based on both >> dana:ing and those election results. it also is a sign of how significant the issue of inflation is when the democratic party is calling a bill that has very little to do with inflation, calling it the inflation reduction act when it is a health care bill, tax bill. does not have a lot to do with inflation, but they know americans are feeling the pinch of the grocery store, and they are trying to brand it in a way to delete those numbers. it will be hard. >> dana: earlier this week i tweeted a question, when it comes to turnout motivating people, is kids roe v. raid? what is the biggest motivator? >> they are both motivating

their voters. which party is better able to get that vote out? but it is the independents that also swing these elections. they care overwhelmingly about the economy. that is swinging them more towards the republican side. the economy being the top issue favors let's party out of power. >> dana: thank you. good to have you here. >> thanks, dana. >> the department filed a motion to make public the warrant and receipt in light of the former presents public confirmation of the search, the surrounding circumstances, and the substantial public interest in this matter. i finally approve the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. >> dana: merrick garland defending the unprecedented rate of president trump's florida home as the justice department moves to unseal the warrant and list of items unsealed. welcome to my brand-new hour of

"america's newsroom." bill haslam morning off. happy friday to you. >> sandra: i am sandra smith. setting a deadline for the justice department to get former president trump's approval to unseal those documents by 3:00 p.m. eastern time today. >> dana: he is not waiting, calling on the government to release the documents now. "not only will i not disapprove of this, i am going to step further by encouraging the immediate release of those documents." >> sandra: also saying that he would give the government to whatever it wanted. "the new york post" wedding at this way. "you could have just asked." "the washington post" with an explosive report on what the fbi was allegedly looking for. >> dana: special correspondent bill keating live in mar-a-lago. hi. >> hi, dana.

the big question all week long as what exactly was the probable cause that led to monday's fea raid upon president trump's mar-a-lago residence behind me? "the washington post" sources are indeed accurate, the documents they sought had an enormous national implications. citing people familiar with the investigation that the papers dealt with nuclear weapons, adding that fear of those documents falling into the wrong hands might explain the government's urgency. this morning, trump ripped all of this just a little further. "it is a hoax, just like russia, russia, russia was a hoax. two impeachments were a hoax. the mueller investigation was a hoax. same lazy people involved." in a surprising move, some say stunning, attorney general garland under attack following traditional doj policy have

never talking about ongoing investigations, now saying he was going to ask a federal magistrate to publicly release the warrant and the receipt, detailing all of the items removed from trump's residence. he has until 3:00 p.m. to object, but last night gave the green light. here is more from the attorney general on this rare move the doj. >> the department filed a motion to make public the warrant and receipt in light of the former presence public confirmation of the search, the surrounding circumstances, and the substantial public interest in this matter. >> but this release is still not a done deal. because the deadline is 3:00 3:0 eastern time. and if former president trump's legal team, if it disagrees with his thursday night "let's do it," they can object. they have until 3:00 p.m. eastern to do so.

keep in mind if everything goes through, we are all going to see the search warrant, the receipt of the document taken, but the affidavit itself which provides far more information is not going to be included. dana. >> dana: thank you for the reminder. joining us for more, fox news contributor. great to have you carried your column runs on fridays. "the payback for mar-a-lago will be brutal. both parties long understood that political restraint was less about civility than self-preservation. what goes around always comes around. what went around this week will come around hard." and let me ask your opinion. do you think that is true regardless of what the outcome is here? >> right. we have had the office of attorney general for 232 years. this is the first time that they have signed off personally, as he noted, on reading a former president home. the reason they have always been careful to do that is people understood that the serious

nature of the crime had to be high enough that it outweighed any risk to the department of looking like it was a partisan police or law enforcement agency. in the bar is even higher when it is the president. now this department of justice has chosen to eviscerate all of that history. and republicans are not going to forget. i don't think this is a good thing for the country, but this is how it works in washington, dana and sandra, as you know. >> sandra: kim, we have this conversation with aidan mccarthy at the top of the last hour. there is more that he could be doing to provide transparency on his part as well. is there any reason why he would not show his cards or what it is that he has been given as a result or after this was carried out? >> that is a very complex question for his legal team because if they are concerned that something is going to be brought forward against them in

terms of criminal charges, going out there and making statements could potentially undermine them in a future case. i think that's one of the arguments for why he did that deposition in new york and was also careful that he was not going to talk about things i could potentially be used in a criminal case going forward. >> dana: when you think back to just comparing other presidential record questions and violations, and we talked about the national security advisor for the clintons, even hillary clinton with the classified emails or that server -- classified documents on a server at her home. it did not go this far. maybe there are reasons for that. but it is natural for people that are paying attention to make comparisons like this. >> yeah, and you can go back through an even bigger list. most of the time when the government has been in the situation, there have been negotiations to get the documents back. if there was some sort of

penalty, it was a fine or a misdemeanor of the most. hillary clinton, as we know, it was a pat on the head and nothing more. so this does seem very unusual. you are having this report suggesting that the documents are very, very scary. we will see if that actually comes out to be true, but what does seem to be clear and on the record is not the trump team was working with these folks are 18 months, and one of the big questions i have is what changed? what suddenly necessitated the need for the fbi to send 30 agents on a raid? that is what i wish i would have heard merrick garland say something about yesterday. >> sandra: which makes "the new york post" -- "you could have just asked." hopefully they know more. >> dana: great to see you this morning. >> sandra: in "the wall street journal" editorial board, the attorney general puts the onus on trump to allow the release of the fbi search warrant.

the mar-a-lago search, he has broken a political norm that has stood for 232 years. he had better have enough evidence to justify it in the end, or he will have unleashed a legal precedent that they may come to regret. what goes around comes around. yesterday we were carrying the news conference live. it was a surprise that it even happen, but there is not a big expectation that we would have any sort of explanation from ag garland. he would not comment on an ongoing investigation, so it was short. no questions taken. >> dana: i think even if you got the affidavit where they are talking about documents, they would probably redact all of it anyway. i think we will be in the dark for quite a while. >> police in ohio shot and killed an armed suspect trying to attack the cincinnati fbi office. he wore body armor and engaged with police for six hours in a

standoff. live in chicago on this for us. what is the latest on this investigation? >> we now know the identity of the suspect. 42-year-old ricky shepard jr. criminal record. really not much they are beyond trafficking violations. in terms of a motive on his attack yesterday in cincinnati, that is now under investigation. given that he died in that standoff, one area law enforcement is digging into his his social media presence. accounts with his same name this week posted a call to arms and encouraged others to kill fbi agents. as to how yesterday's standoff ended, highway patrol says officers tried negotiating with him for hours, but those talks eventually broke down. >> officers tried to move in. take the suspect into custody. the suspect then -- shots were

fired. >> fbi field offices across the country had increases for security posture in wake of this incident and after seeing an increase in the number of threats against both agents and officials this week after the rate of mar-a-lago. >> sandra: dana. >> dana: activating the code red emergency alert system. what her family is saying now. >> sandra: congress gets ready to vote on that massive bill, so what are the chances i will live up to its name? tame inflation. our friday money panel will weigh in. >> dana: plus, it seems more sharks are coming closer to shore. what you need to know when you go to the beach. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> five debates from major news organizations across the state of pennsylvania. a lot of people curious about what john fetterman stands for. he has been hiding for three months. >> dr. oz, his democratic opponent, john fetterman will be holding his first campaign rally since suffering a stroke in may. could be key to determining the balance of power. a lot of eyes on this one. bryan llenas says live in erie, pennsylvania. >> john fetterman believes whoever wins erie county will win pennsylvania, which is why he has chosen e-reader to hold its first public campaign rally and more than 90 days.

the lieutenant governor has been recovering since suffering a near fatal stroke in may where he received a pay maker with a defibrillator. he says he struggles with hearing at times and may slur a word or two, but insists he is able to win this campaign. tonight will be his first big test. >> he can't demonstrate at his rallies that he has energy and is still sharp. i think this is all behind him. but as he stumbles, if he has difficulty communicating, then i think this becomes an issue. >> so far it has not been an issue. fetterman has a big lead over dr. meta oz. he is ahead by 11 points according to a fox news poll matt, thanks in part to a shoe to social media campaign. >> we all know that dr. oz is so proud of being jersey strong.

>> he has relentlessly trolled dr. oz for being from new jersey where he has lived for three decades. viral videos feature the jersey shore's star and "the sopranos" urging him to come home here dr. oz is hitting back, accusing fetterman of hiding in his basement and have launched our websites with this doctored image, depicting him as a "lazy basement bum." >> he has taken a page out of joe biden's playbook. the media and his advertising, trying to tell stories about his competitors while manufacturing for himself, but he is a populist. >> this morning, dr. oz committed to participating in a five debates. he is now waiting to hear a fetterman will take part in those debates to talk about the issues. >> dana: we will be paying attention. bryan llenas, thank you.

well, the house is set to debate and vote on the democrats massive spending and tax plan, but the party is hardly unified with the report of some numbers of the squad is still in question. republicans claim the bill will only fuel inflation which is near a four decade high. let's bring in our friday money panel. and the same job under obama. that makes it a very fair money panel. if you have both of you appeared by how much have you been able to crunch the numbers and determine how much this massive bill will bring down inflation? by how much? >> i have not quantified that. you sigh a dramatic drop in inflation, obviously, in the numbers from this week, so that was heartening. the thing about this bill does and the reason why the squad is upset about it is it is quite clear that it cuts the deficit

by $350 billion. so the argument that that is going to increase the overheating in the economy and lead to higher inflation is -- >> sandra: i have to assume that that is a fairly simple question for economists that are throwing their support behind this are not. if you are going to support the inflation reduction act, surely you have looked into how much it is going to bring down inflation because that's the biggest problem for americans in this country right now. >> i don't think there are any americans who believe this is going to reduce inflation. it is going to increase inflation. higher prices for consumers. and then we are spending another $600 billion. don't forget, sandra. it was not a massive $300 trillion in spending last year that caused the acceleration of inflation in the first place. the other kind of irony -- i don't know if austin was privy

to this, but among very prominent economists who said don't worry, biden's agenda is not going to lead to inflation, and they were completely wrong. we are at a 40 year high. the inflation rate did calm down in the month of july. that was good news, but that was all on the energy front because people are driving less. you've got the picture on the screen of what is going on with the food prices. that is where people are going to the grocery story. i get yelled at when i go to the grocery store. people get so angry about these high prices. >> sandra: it is one thing to celebrate a recent drop in gas prices. it is another to acknowledge the reality of the situation that most americans are paying $2 more for gas than they were when biden took office. that is why you see this fox news poll. russia, ukraine, 40%.

border security, 36%. you got all the way down the list, 27% approval. 71% disapproval rating. perhaps it is because president biden continues to use say things like this. listen. >> i just want to say in number. zero. today, we received news that our economy had 0% inflation. in the month of july. 0%. here's what that means. while the price of some things go up -- went up last month, the price of others went down. >> sandra: "the wall street journal" editorial board, "0% inflation? not quite. they reported that it rose not at all in july? that produce the biggest drop since price increases took off last year and have president biden touting zero inflation. well, hold the confetti, austin.

>> okay. >> sandra: 8.5% is not nothing. >> he said in the month of july. 8.5% was before july. in july, there was no inflation. i don't think you should have emphasized a zero because a large part of that is because of gas prices falling, but i think it is right to emphasize the core inflation -- don't look at energy. core inflation got cut in half. it is still too high, both on monthly reading on core inflation coming down that much, if they can continue on that, i think that would be great. >> sandra: you real quick ,-comma. >> you have got it on your chart there. 8.5% inflation. 5.3% increase in wages. that means for the average family, they have lost $4,000 in

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yet. more damage expected. the latest -- well, you can get the latest from fox whether on your phone. the app is incredible. i use at all the time. it is extremely accurate. >> sandra: absolutely. has anything come from looking at all of that video footage? >> as far as i know, they are still looking. they have a dedicated team of people who are looking through all of that video. they are still asking for more. if there is any chance there is anybody at the party who still has footage that they have not sent, those easy ways to send it in. there is anonymous ways to send it in. we are still, you know, again, still hoping that something will come up. >> sandra: desperate cry for help for her missing daughter. missing 16-year-old, kiely rodni, including multiple photos of the teen just hours

before she vanished from lake tahoe in california. the cohost of "in pursuit with john walsh." a new season that begins on investigation discovery. thanks so much for being here. just absolutely heartbreaking speaking to that mother this morning. you cannot even imagine what is going through her mind right now, but they need information. they need tips to find this girl. her car is still missing. 16 years old. last seen at that party. 300 people were there. there has got to be a lot of cell phone video and footage. in case there was anybody who looked out of place, that walked into that party. surely something could turn out. >> absolutely. i come from a family tragedy. my parents always said that's not knowing was the hardest part when they were looking for adam for those two weeks. we have to imagine what they are

going through. we have to find this little girl. that is why law enforcement is really trying to get any piece of evidence, any self-confidence, any images of her, trying to determine what kind of demeanor that she have? was she acting rationally? was somebody stalking her? was there anything we can find that can help break the case open? so many people out there will oftentimes hold back information and investigations, thinking it is probably not that important. but you don't know what piece of evidence law enforcement is looking for. >> sandra: these pictures that have emerged. that description that we continue to put it up so that we can tell our viewers with the tip line. blonde hair. hazel eyes. she was wearing a black tank top in that photo, but she was also seen wearing a sweatshirt that a lot of people are talking about now. because of what it said.

"you don't want to be forgotten. you just want to disappear." so, the mother said that that was a friend of hers that had loaned it to her. make what you will love that. the car is still missing. honda cr-v with a california license plate. the mom said that was how this all happen. her daughter said i will be home soon. she did not come home. mom woke up that morning. car was not there. obviously her daughter was not there. and then the search ensued. >> yeah, it is so important to put that information what she was wearing, including the specific jewelry that she had on. as far as that sweatshirt, i believe it was in her possession. she was not wearing it at the time that the photo was taken. i would not read too much into the lyrics of that sweatshirt. they are song lyrics. i think it may just be just coincidental that she had us watch at that hadley similar to what is unfortunately the

situation that we find ourselves in now, but that's what's so important, getting this information out to the public in case anyone comes across this pretty, the jewelry that she was wearing. this family needs answers. this girl needs to be brought home, and putting this information out to the public as a way that we can bring her home safely. it is all about getting eyeballs on missing persons cases and having the media cover this, getting information out there really could be the reason that we bring her home. >> sandra: you not interested in arresting any of the miners seen drinking or doing drugs. they just want to focus on bringing kiely home. come forward with any information. 16 agencies now part of this investigation. fbi, homeland security. a massive search that is on. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> dana: it is a sweltering hot summer, but swimmers are

afraid of the summer of the shark. the busiest year for cape cod shark activities. closing even more beaches this week. i guess you are on land, which is a good thing. hi, katie. >> hi, dana. a lot of people want to go to cape cod in the summer, and so do great white sharks. they love it here. they spend a lot of august in the area. there has already been more than a dozen sightings this month. it is definitely scaring some swimmers from going in the water if you are not a lot of people out there this morning even though the beach is quite busy. we know that swimmers are really only allowed to go in waist deep because of the shark activity. if lifeguards see sharks, they will shut it down until they know that it is gone. just in the last three days, they have had to pull people out of the water because of shark sightings, and they know that they are out there because of these buoys that will thing when a shark swims by.

everybody out here hasn't and is talking about it. the most recent thing that makes me a little nervous because it was right here this morning. a couple of hours ago, a shark named popcorn swam by us. they are everywhere. one surfer told us that he has aborted that sends a sound into the water to keep sharks away, but even he has had to -- >> i have been chased out of the water, so it is real. it is too hard to give up something i have been doing here my whole life. it is something that is recent over the years, recently, never was like that when i was a kid. they were in the ocean, but not in 4 feet of water. >> we are scanning the water to see any action. we have not seen any fins. we are told to look for dark shadows. what we have seen our seals,

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>> sandra: some sad news coming in over and a spokesperson says actress anne heche is not expected to survive after crashing her mini cooper last week. under the influence of cocaine and possibly fentanyl at the time of the crash. got the very latest on what we are hearing here. hi, william. >> the 53-year-old actress is anna, and will remain on life support, a ventilator, and tell they can determine if her organs can be donated. doctors declared heche brain

dead following the automobile crash in los angeles. video obtained by tmz showed heche driving at a high rate of speed, narrowly missing a pedestrian before crashing into a home, causing her car in the home to burst into flame. lost everything in the fire. she spoke out yesterday after receiving more than $140,000 in donations to get back on her feet. >> thank you. thank you, everybody. from the bottom of my heart, really truly overwhelming. you guys have really impacted my life's in a very profound way. >> detectives took a sample of heche's blood. although further tests could find that it was given in the hospital as a painkiller. l.a.p.d. is treating the crash as a felony due to the injuries of the homeowner and the drugs in her system.

she had a huge heart and touched everyone with her generous spirit. more than her generous spirit, spreading kindness and joy answer life's work, especially moving the needle for acceptance of who you love. at some point, sandra, in the next few hours or days, she will be taken off of life support and allowed to pass. >> dana: releasing some social guidelines. they are no longer required to quarantine. why now? could this have been done sooner? checking out every thing dr. marty makary says that -- imposed on children and workers, what is different now? the cdc is catching up to where everyone else already was. >> i think he is right. he has done fabulous works over over the course of the past two

and a half years. the thing that jumped out to me by far the most is that there is now no difference in treatment for covid vaccinated versus unvaccinated people appeared both natural immunity for people they may not have gotten a shot like myself and also the breakthrough cases and the amount of spread that is occurring even for people who have gotten shots and boosters. >> dana: like me, last week. so now you and i would be treated the same. >> that's right. and what i think should happen honestly is that everybody that lost their jobs over the covert shot, dana, they should get those jobs back, and i things they should get them back with back pay. if i were a part of the house republican caucus or someone running for office and the son and i would be arguing for that 100% for our military were so many people have been forced out over this and we now know many of those people are going to get covid regardless. especially young and healthy

people. does not seem to make that much of a difference. >> dana: right before school starts. also read before the u.s. open. he is obviously a grand slam winner, but he has said that he is not allowed to come to the united states because he does not have the vaccine, but the administration has not change the rules for international travelers yes, but is not as best happening in about ten days. do you think they will change it so that he can come? >> this is going to be the best sports section ever. they should, dana. they 100% should allow him to play. remember, they let him play last year when covid was obviously a much more of a threat in terms of what it was doing in our country than it is right now. hospitalizations and what not. to me, this is an easy call. i think that novak deserves an incredible amount of credit because he has already not been able to place in the australian

open. he is trying to set an all-time record for major championships, and if you want to be really cynical and ridiculous about this, we are letting people from across the southern border who are not being tested for covid at all. maybe novak djokovic just needs that had done in mexico, but his backpack with his tennis racket on, had up to new york city and play in the tournament. >> dana: we will see what they decide to do. i think it is a fascinating question. i am relatively good at tennis. it's obviously not best that bad. i just mispronounced harry caray's name. >> that is a confusing name. >> dana: if you are looking for a way to bring people together, what better way than to say you know what? let's all celebrate the fact that we could get to this point. i don't understand why they said they were going to crush the virus. yes, look at us. on vacation, raising taxes on

people. giving electric vehicle credits. i do not have a radio show. you do. we should listen to you every day. i hope you have a great weekend. thanks for being here. >> i think you are 100% right. there is no reason why novak djokovic should not be playing. it is a signifier of getting back. sports has been important for this reason. whether it is football, basketball, tennis, getting young and healthy people back and active is an important part of return to normalcy. no reason he should not be playing. >> dana: we will see you. thank you. >> thank you, dana. have a great weekend. >> sandra: searching for a classified nuclear documents at president trump's florida home. he says it's a hoax. the latest, next.

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>> a judge deciding the fate of scott peterson, serving a life sentence. senior correspondent claudia cowan live in southern california, she has the latest on this threat. it was on for >> he has been in prison for almost 20 years, and the rest of his life depends on the outcome of this tradition. wrapped up, focused solely on one person, one of the jurors in that murder trial. she earns the nickname strawberry shortcake for her flamboyant look and outspoken beliefs that he was guilty. she sent him dozens of letters in prison asking him why he killed his pregnant wife. his lawyers claimed -- before

the trial and asked why about being a victim of domestic violence when she was pregnant so she could get on the jury and punish him for killing his unborn baby fox news saying she simply misunderstood with him. 's his eyes from -- back in the jury box say a fair trial, and it's time for him to be granted a new trial. >> the judge will decide if

there was a juror and if so, they could get a whole new trial. one of the most infamous murder trials in recent history. >> so difficult for lacey peterson's family. thank you very much. "the washington post" reporting that the feds were looking for a classified nuclear documents during their search of former president trump's florida home. president trump calling it a "hoax." the counter proliferation strategy command -- president trump has denied it. when "the washington post" reports this will kind of documents could they be customer >> two sets of documents come to mind. if it is about the united states

nuclear weapons program, that something the russians and chinese -- they want to understand own nuclear protocol better. the other thing that it could possibly be referring to our documents referring to the nuclear program. sometimes, it is not so much the information conveyed, it's just about how the united states got their hands on it. if the foreign government could look at this particular document -- or phone line, they might take remedial action to cut off this access. i think that's what the usd is after. >> last night on "the five," i joked that i don't understand

how they could be this dangerous with nuclear codes on it. the nuclear codes aren't on a piece of paper. they are a bit more sophisticated. >> much more sophisticated than that. it's called the football, as you know, from being around president bush. the president having these particular set of documents and codes. >> may be i will make another joke when i'm on "the five" tonight. this one apparently against president trump's former national security advisor. the aim is to kill americans on american soil, and -- this is a broad threat to private american citizens on american soil. this comes just a few days

before, apparently, de you will present a newly revised agreement to the iran nuclear program. >> this is crazy. the very week we learn of this program, we hear that we are going to make additional concessions to the iranians for their obligations to the nuclear watchdog organizations, their past nuclear activities. the minimum that the united states, the biden administration -- putting a hold on these nuclear negotiations, serious demands for the iranians, not trying to assassinate -- trying to assassinate their own men and women. that's why billet shall be bush was targeted, and bill clinton send cruise missiles into iraq. this is more than a statement type of response. >> it was mike pompeo, the former secretary of state.

michael allen, good to see you. thank you so much. >> well, we will see you tonight, right? marco rubio, andy mccarthy. >> that's a big two hours. >> you are very energetic. thank you for joining parasol text. high martha! [laughter] >> hi, dana, sandra, good to see you. we start with this fox news alert. as you were just hearing, very likely that within the next few hours we will learn exactly what was in this warrant that allowed the feds to raid the former president of florida's estate, and new reports on what exactly made the fdic's receipt from that raid, also expected to be released.