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.

it's "the faulker focus." i martha maccallum in for harris faulkner. yesterday, announcing that the doj set a motion to unseal the search warrant. that's the topline permission to go in. it's not a very thorough document, but there is good reasoning for going in and what they are looking for. release it. he could release it himself, but his attorney, they are so far saying they will go through this process with the courts. encouraging that he did not release the document, and you can really sit -- on his own, for the attorneys and everyone to coordinate this move. >> merrick garland, days long silence on this very large-scale raid. he revealed in that briefing yesterday at 3:00 that he personally approved a warrant but did not oversee the search.

i'm guessing that he did not know the timing. house republicans held a news conference this morning. >> i'm hearing it from both sides of the aisle, worried about the weaponization, politicization of the doj and fbi. >> the public trust will continue to be eroded for federal law enforcement until they are transparent at the highest levels of the fbi. >> he said that no one is above the law. that includes you. >> attorney general garland. >> telling fox that reports of fbi informant sparked the reason for them to have to go and when they did. adding "even if there was an informant, told the fbi that

these things are they are inside mar-a-lago, and the fbi could have been asked for as the president and his team have been cooperating with them for years, but the attorney general hinted that the doj had tried less extreme measures. reporting live for us in washington this morning. >> good morning. many republicans in the house intelligence committee -- the rank and file of the fbi justice department, but questioning their leadership and the method used for donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. here's michael turner. >> knowing that the president -- in the situation room, largely with policy issues, it would be highly unusual for them to have anything even in the oval office >> of course, that blockbuster washington post report that classified documents related to nuclear weapons that fbi agents are looking for when they searched trump's compound on

monday. merrick garland defended his decision to approve the search warrant on trump's home. >> where possible, its standard practice to seek less intrusive means, and to narrowly scope any search that's undertaken. >> other republican lawmakers talking about what they call passed fbi mistakes, calling it an assassination attempt of g.o.p. leadership, that congressional baseball practice in 2017. the fbi has still not shared key details of the investigation with them. >> thank you very much. sean duffy, former fox news contributor and former republican congressman joins us now. good morning, great to be with you. you see some of your former colleagues there, members of the house outraged at what i'm here.

so many questions. there's a lot -- we don't know a lot of the details around this, but coming in, what is your reaction? >> the fbi or doj, are they weaponize or is there an appearance of weaponization? i think it's fair to say yes to both of those. having these leaks coming up, classified documents in regards to nuclear weapons or our nuclear strategy. the problem is with that russia hoax, the fbi and doj leaked information. for four years -- i'm not big on confidential resources in washington. i don't believe them. donald trump says it's a hoax. when it's high level leaders, hillary clinton, barack obama, these guys -- documents that

they asked for. we probably could've asked for these and gotten them. for me, i don't think it's going to play well for the doj. >> that's -- "the wall street journal" this morning laid it out in a way that's right on, talking about merrick garland signing off on this. it's a little much to hear him lecture of the country -- after that russia collusion fraud -- leading request, and robert mueller -- there's plenty of reasons for them to take this attitude towards the bureau. >> the list is long. they have -- >> they have a lot of these questions based mike marks for the american people, and as you say, they have leaked things to the press that they took, only to find out that they weren't

true. of course, everybody is cautious. >> of course we won't believe what the fbi tells us. it's the fault of what we have witnessed over the last seven years. also being attacked. their credibility was being called into question. he basically said nothing about those protests. coming after the doj, he gets back up. >> a little bit goes a long way. if he defended those members of the supreme court -- it could influence the outcome in decisions. so much credibility with the

american people when you show them that you are willing to treat things equally. if you treat things equally, you will get so much respect from the american people. >> if you believe justice is blind, if anyone is attacked whether a republican or democrat, i stand up the justices of the court, but the doj we go up and protest outside their homes but don't say anything about the department of justice. do you ever think donald trump was packing boxes out of the white house to move them to mar-a-lago? do you think he knows what he had in those boxes? i don't think he did. i think it will be very challenging for the department of justice, but i don't think he knew what was in them, but donald trump -- so criminally, i

don't think there will be any thing. very difficult for the department of justice. unless he had something top-secret in his desk drawer at the mar-a-lago, but more than likely, it's going nowhere. >> they better have a lot, because otherwise they undercut their own credibility, and have probably helped the former president galvanize even more support. i want to ask you about this as well. another big day on the hill, and today, lawmakers will vote on the inflation reduction act, which many economists have thrown shade at for not being with the title represents. the part. comes without a congressional budget for my compact. democrats putting public safety

bills, including policewoman -- including police funding, on the back burner. >> we will actively -- it's going to expand inflation. it should be called the inflation expansion act, because that's what we need -- that's what we don't need right now. democrats are now voting when we are facing 40 years high inflation, they are going for inflation expansion that's trying to hide the green new deal priorities. >> bidens agenda not massive

spending that will the irs, who is clamoring for more money to the irs? there are thousands of agents. if you look at democrats, i care about the safety of schools and kids in schools. why don't you put that money towards the security and safety of kids in schools? put armed guards in schools to make sure kids are safe, the white house and capital -- no one is going to attack a school again

and they still can't accomplish the goal of getting people to pay their taxes? >> you will get guns, ammunition, and -- suing people that don't take their taxes. >> i think they took that out, but that was big. >> you do not go to their homes

with guns and threatened to shoot and kill them for an irs violation. there's a lot of priorities at the american people have that are not irs. i think republicans, on the messaging friends, are doing so much better than democrats kratz keep talking about liberal priorities. most americans don't care about that. >> they care about inflation. it is by far the top issue with voters. holding on the issue, 71% of his -- and -- republicans will do a better job handling the inflation crisis. i would point out that -- would you vote for a republican or democrat in that fox news poll that came out last night, 41% -- the polls are tied right now. >> when i won my race for congress in 2010, the numbers

were democrat -- by two points, so those are on the ballot. >> generic questions. >> democrats used to outperform by 4-5 points. these numbers, when they are even, are still really good indicators -- the ballot works out. that can be misleading. i know kevin mccarthy -- going to win 20-40 seats up until november. >> labor day -- i expect everyone to pay attention. we will be paying close attention along with you. thank you. so, a picture of voter's mood in biden's america. we will show you more of these. last night, hot off the presses. 88 days from the midterms or democrat run cities getting a taste of what border states deal with every day, when they have

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>> the associated press is reporting that salman rushdie, whose -- has been attacked on stage at an event in new york,

reportedly stabbed as a protest against the book, his fifth book. -- he has written about 18 books. we are working to get information about his condition, and whether this is connected to any of the other plots against high-ranking american officials. we will get more information on this as it comes down. washington, d.c.,'s mayor sending yet another request to the pentagon, asking the national guard to help. with the influx of illegal immigrants who have arrived in the nation's capital. more buses carrying migrants from texas arrived in new york city this morning. keeping immigrants to the cities and others -- until the present matures the southern borders -- until the present matures the southern borders.

>> it's unfortunate that he believes this is a hollywood script and it's not the lives of human beings being placed on a bus without adequate support, adequate food, going into cities where they, in many cases, don't understand the language. i don't want him to make his day. i want him to make the date of those he's -- in this humanitarian fashion. >> nate has more, reporting from new york city. >> good morning. not only are we seeing two more migrant buses with 89 migrants on them this morning, but the mayor's office is accusing the texas governor of spreading anti-immigrant hatred. take a look at this video from 8:00 a.m. before they arrived in new york city. you can see -- at the mayor's office of immigrant affairs shaking migrants hands as they get off the bus. he said that the city will protect all migrants -- but also

has an accusation against the texas governor. >> you say people, human beings -- it's just disgusting, but new york city will not fall for the trap. new york city will continue to be welcoming. lamenting anti-immigrant hate, but we will not in new york. >> martha, also today, the new york city mayor eric adams as he spun into a "new york post" article that claims that some think migrants are getting preferential treatment compared to homeless americans, including veterans, but the mayor says that's not true. >> we treat everyone who seeks shelter assistance the same way as universal, and now we treat people -- with what we've always done. >> meanwhile in washington, d.c., the mayor is again requesting national guard support. the pentagon denied her initial

report last friday, and over 6600 migrants have been blessed they are in recent months. our correspondent is in eagle pass, texas, and he says in 90 minutes at 400 migrants across the border illegally, which is more than the entire number of migrants that have been officially bused here to new york city, martha. >> what they are getting is a drop in the bucket compared to what texas has been dealing with, at many times, 4,000 people over the course of a couple of days. thank you very much. joining us now, lisa boothe and richard fowler. richard, why shouldn't all states participate in this federal policy equally, and all states have to bear the burden of being borne by the states at our southern border customer >> i think all states should have

to bear the burden of illegal immigration. the number one source of people coming through here illegally is in america's airports. almost 600,000 folks overstay their visa every year. i think this should bring legislators from every state back to washington, d.c., whether they are democrats or republicans who pass immigration reform. that's what the community is asking for. not only do you see these big banks saying it, but you also see semiconductor factories. >> what about just enforcing the rules already on the books? it is illegal to enter the country. you need to be sent back to your country of origin. everyone has been touched by this weather they came through airports or not, but were sent back. we don't have to come up with a whole new plan. >> there are absolutely laws on

the books. >> there were lots of laws written a long time ago. >> there's also an immigration court system that is backlogged. if we can modernize our system through the power of the internet -- >> it hasn't worked. thank you. i'm here. i would like to say, i just don't understand why the mayors are so against migrants. i remember at one point when liberals were lecturing that the statue of liberty said give me your poor, you're hungry, your huddled masses. d.c. and new yorkers, sanctuary cities, i don't get why they aren't rolling out the red carpet, embracing these individuals with open arms. it's new york city, which is comprised of something like 9 million people, can't handle a few thousand people. what do you think is happening

in these small border towns, places like texas, where you have something like 15,000 showing up in a single day in the town of 35,000 people. i don't understand why democrats aren't as welcoming of the migrants that they have been lecturing us about. >> richard, do you want to answer that before i move onto the next topic in? l >> sure. a couple of things. i don't think the mayors are saying they are not welcome to migrants. i think the opposite is happening that. i think what a lot of americans are saying is that we need some solutions, and that it should be from the mayors, and members of congress to pass the laws. >> good luck with that. >> it's back to the fact that we have a lot of laws, and securing the border of our country is one of the most important national issues. that's one of the president's

number one jobs, secure the borders of the country. democrats are controlling both chambers of congress, and a new fox poll -- last night, it showed that 24% of voters are happy with the direction of the country right now, and when it comes to the midterm vote, republicans -- that is a 50-41% margin. >> i would say that a registered voter would likely -- for democrats. democrats are correct about immigration. erica adams is correct now when talking about the influx of migrants, overwhelming their health care, their infrastructure. obama was right at one point when he said that an influx of migrants overwhelmed social safety nets. president biden was right about this in 2006 when he voted for a

border wall, at one point they were right, and then they got into virtue signaling. americans are quickly realizing that everything is going wrong in the country, which is why the fbi, the biden administration has engaged in a witch hunt. apparently the nuclear documents that were so important they waited until the 90 day window before the midterm election to address them, america's allies are a bit opened right now. >> richard, quick thought on those polls. >> there's a lot of speculation in the comments there. we have to wait to see what the documents say. beyond that point, as we go towards the midterms which are about 90 days away, we will see them tighten, but there's no question that the democrats have headwinds facing them when they go into this. i think what you are hoping to see from the democratic party is

a more crystallized message, and what that message might be, whether it's enhancing the semiconductor industry, or new bills. and, when impacts that will have on the american family. democrats -- >> inflation. >> well that's why we vote. we will see what happens p thank you both, good to see you. thank you. the los angeles police reportedly slashing their homicide division, as murderers hit a 15 year high in the city, but the city council just approved more. taking aim at the media after the mar-a-lago raid. >> the american people are more skeptical of the mainstream left-wing media than they've ever been before. these activities are highly politically motivated. >> that and more, liberal columnist calling out supporters for what he calls the fantasy

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>> breaking news this morning: the associated press reporting that salman rushdie was stabbed and attacked on stage at an event in western new york. david lee miller on this story. >> what we know is that salman rushdie was preparing to give a speech at the chautauqua institute located near buffalo, new york. he was apparently in the process of being introduced. according to this ap report, someone then rushed the stage and be -- either begin to strike, rush, or stab him. you can see the author there in video, they fell to the floor.

the attacker was restrained. at this time, we do not know the condition. in 1988, he wrote a book, "the satanic verses," which was considered blasphemous for much of the muslim world. the leader of the -- in iran issued a meeting, calling for the death of salman rushdie, putting a bounty of about $3 million on his head. not a great deal. to some extent, he has been dismissive of it. at that time that this incident took place. again, salman rushdie was attacked at this institute in new york, and at this hour we don't know his condition. >> thank you very much. we will stay on that when we get more information. in the meantime -- gripping the

nation from big cities to small towns. in new york city, a hit-and-run suspect plowed into three people, including the mother and baby while at a traffic stop. "the new york post" reporting that they are still at large. the police were at the intersection where it happened. this police department is now slashing their homicide division. they are saying that they defund the police mind-set has torn their vision apart. there were 181 homicides in that city in just the first six months of this year, the highest numbers they've seen in more than 15 years. joe concha, fox news contributor, media and -- joins us now. it is very interesting. when you look at the situation unfolding in los angeles, they are one of the potential

nominees in a short list for this nomination if joe biden does not run. joe biden -- california has been in tough shape. >> exactly, and good to see you. we keep hearing how gavin newsom could be a serious president if joe biden decides not to seek a second term. to your point, look at california. you see the numbers on the screen, plus homelessness skyrocketing in these places. there has been a major exodus of people and companies out of california for states like texas, and i just wonder what record gavin newsom runs on. for me -- "i will turn america into california." i don't think that will resonate well. he's got nice hair, he's younger, and i guess that can be appealing to a media that has sizzle over state, but when you

look at california, the way they conduct themselves in terms of cutting police forces as murder rates rise, there is no logic to it. >> it's a national security problem when you look at how many police officers have left the force. the remaining cities across the country are in a position where you are not as safe as you used to be. alexandria ocasio-cortez running into this issue as well. fox digital asked people what they thought about the emphasis away from police, drawing them away from the force in droves. >> no, you can't defund the police. i don't think it's a good idea to defund the police, especially with crime going up. there needs to be another solution. announcement by a former nypd officer shows that crime is on the rise, a 57% spice in aoc's

district in what they call major crimes, and a 42% surge in major felonies. it is an issue, to be sure. >> speaking of sizzle over state, with aoc, we almost rarely hear her talk about crime, unless it is about defunding the police, which is still the stance she takes. we see it every day. criminals are more and more brazen, because we see a record number of police officers retiring. they are tired of being portrayed it -- they used to be hugh rose. used to hear about the police officer that would protect the community, but now they must be vilified. it's amazing that they aren't fired for doing their jobs, or governors like -- in new york, who continue to support these ridiculous bayeux laws that get criminals back out to the street so they can hurt or kill people

again. he's just going home from his job in the subway, he was out on bail, waiting for charges for assault -- as long as they are in charge, it's just going to continue. at the back and neck, is not happening. that's a big problem we are seeing in new.

you're right and that this russian story on u.s. troops, and trump did nothing about it because he is a russian stooge. with all the stories going in one direction -- you can see why, if you are a trump supporter, you want to wait for facts before you jump to conclusions. >>

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he could've knocked him down at 5 feet. it may be funny to you, but it's funny to me. -- it's not funny to me. >> the texas gubernatorial candidate beto over mark getting lots of attention for that. he was responding to someone who laughed during remarks about gun control and that school massacre, which is of course no laughing matter. he had promised to stop using the f-bomb at a events during

his failed 2020 presidential campaign, after folks from the audience scolded him for it. >> i do not intend to use the f word going forward. just got to keep it clean. >> one analyst telling them "beto o'rourke's knee-jerk reaction shows he is passionate, which is good, but dropping an f-bomb in a room with elderly attendees and children, not so much. the cohost of "got fouled," tyrus, joins me now. good to see you. >> when it comes to the f word, i'm the last want to throw a rock at a glass house. this was planned, work. take it from somebody who knows. he worked the room. when he turned, there was a giggle. his entire speech was about one subject, the bad apple in the crowd waited until his back was turned to a giggle.

he accomplished what the goal was. "he is so passionate, swearing, so strong. everybody in that room was there to support him. they don't wait. this was a political stunt. the dentist thing didn't work, the skateboarding thing didn't work. this is his latest one. any time -- m fer. [laughter] >> walked in during this evaluation during the news conference that the coven was using, stormed in there, said to st. pete i don't put correction. it just looks like someone who was trying to look tough to -- trying to look tough, say tough words. i don't know if it comes across

as sincere. >> in this day and age, it comes across -- if he was doing this 20 years ago, but not political stunts and attention seeking behavior is the norm. look at social media. it's what he's doing. he has lost everything he's gone after recently, so he is just trying to do something where he is passionate. >> finding him in all of these situations, which is interesting. weeks after fans lashed out at disney, they are increasingly woke narrative, the entertainment giant, some say, is at it again. the "washington examiner" putting out this story. it reports that "rupaul's drag race," along with -- will play a role in the upcoming disney+ series "iron heart." what say you? >> congratulations to her. the marvel franchise is a great

franchise. anytime you have this opportunity, let's just hope that it's based upon the entertainment value and acting skills, and that the fans will be -- like a checked box, check their resume feeding and thinking should have an issue. rupaul is a star. we've had that in our society for forever, kabuki theater, so i don't think it's a big deal. the problem is when it's trying to be made a big deal, like what -- look what we are doing. this individual is a great actor and performer. >> when we see these things trip up, it's when someone gets chosen for the identity box that they check, which we see a lot. if this performance is fantastic, the nobody will talk about the rest of it. >> and they shouldn't. >> she is an entertainer, congratulations, and let's move on. >> president biden is on

vacation, took the family. >> they are vacationing out a $20 million mansion in south carolina, free of charge. americans across the nation are left struggling to deal with sky high prices for things like eggs, gas, baby food, air fare, it's all jumping over last year. this fox news poll mark shows a 59% of americans have a negative view of their own economic conditions. is it wrong for him to accept this free vacation home? not in presidents and presence of done it for a long time. >> the timing stinks. my gut feeling is he is just not getting over the covid situation, so they are just trying to get him out of the limelight for a while. again, this is the administration that makes all these promises, says they are

going to be different, have everyone doing their fair share, you always see the perks. he's not above it. at this point, anything that hunter biden is a part of -- -- >> interesting point you make. thank you very much. i was good to see you. thank you for watching. i will be back at 3:00. "out number" is after the break. your home's value, you could take out $60,000 or more. you could use that money to pay credit card debt and other expenses, plan for retirement, and get back on your feet financially. and don't let less-than-perfect credit hold you back. even if you've been turned down for a va loan by your bank, call newday usa. they've been given automatic authority by the va and they can often help veterans when other lenders won't. need money for your family? call newday usa right now and use the va home loan benefit you've earned and deserve.

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