popular politician leaves office, the ability of them to drive voters to the polls diminishes greatly. donald trump's has only increased. gold standard for endorsements where endorsements don't matter is donald trump. it really matters. will imprison. >> todd: sean duffy we always endorse you. you are the man. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> a major shakeup in congress as wyoming congresswoman liz cheney is defeated. >> harriet hagueman backed by former president trump a big winner. >> tonight is the fall of a dynasty. >> last night lisa murkowski one of the top four candidates advancing to the general alongside kelly she backca. >> hitting the trump legal team against the u.s. government. >> trump has motioned to unseal the mar-a-lago search warrant. >> the fbi has completely destroyed trust here. they have lost the benefit of the doubt. >> this law american people won.

>> biden signs into law the democrats tax and spending free. >> joe manchin admits democrats newly signed act will not provide life any time soon. >> well, immediately it's not. >> l.a. still really, really unsafe. listen to this. the holiday reporter says more stars are hiring at home body guards because of the spike in high profile crime. >> give hair cut. maybe a little trim. want to go out there tomorrow? ♪ ain't it funny how life changes ♪ wake up ain't nothing the same ♪ and life changes ♪ life changes. ain't that true and ain't that true about what goes on? >> isn't that true? >> ainsley: my grandmother might be listening. >> steve: that's okay. life changes. listen, the weather is going to change right now in d.c. it is 65 degrees. it is clear. the daytime high is going to be 81. as you look at that, we are 22

minutes away from sunrise. sunrise officially today at 6:23. >> ainsley: that's why you got this open and brian didn't. look how pretty that shot is, brian. are you a little jealous? >> brian: amazing the sun calls in every day and tells us what time it's going to call up. >> steve: we have got maps. >> brian: i don't know anything about astronomy but i do have a passion for it and after that comes for the extra camera we paid for. >> steve: extra? can we afford that? >> brian: just got up the stairs just in time. good news is the president is back on vacation again. he had to work for a few hours so he needs to go rest after his will he was in quarantine and went to a rich guys house and used his stuff and went to wawrgted for a few hours and went back and used his own stuff. >> steve: we will show you the pictures in just a minute. joe biden is supposed to follow his own government's admonition about what to do when your wife has covid and instead he turned

it into a super spreader event. >> ainsley: took his mask off. coughed in his hand and shook everybodiens hand and gave joe manchin the infected pens. >> brian: those are the old cdc rules. the new cdc rules do whatever the hell you want. i like those rules. one line. you are on your own, america. >> ainsley: best tennis players in the world can't come here to play in the u.s. open but illegal immigrants can come. are. >> brian: if this elite athlete who has never tested positive, unvaccinated try toed play tennis against other players we wouldn't survive as a city. >> ainsley: outside on a tennis court. >> ainsley: trump backed harriet hagueman defeated wyoming incumbent liz ghean a landslide. >> brian: i haven't results like this in a long time. in alaska incumbent senator lisa murkowski one of the top four general election in november

alongside trump endorsed candidate kelly sheb baca. >> steve: search court is live in washington shy will not be a congresswoman from the great state of wyoming. for former president donald trump he strikes again, guys. that streak continued overnight as you point out as trump-backed harriet hagueman ushered liz cheney right out of the door in the great state of wyoming. how big was the victory? look at that. wow! that is a smack down as they say. 66.3% vs. 28.9%. yeah that is a massive win, huge victory for harriet. now, here is the winner on the races r.'s loser. >> she is not focusing on wyoming. she is not focusing on our issues. she is still focusing on an

obsession about president trump and the citizens and voters of wyoming sent a very loud message tonight. we have spoken. and this is not what we are interested n terms of our lone congressional representative. that's why we needed to replace her. we need to have a representative in wyoming who listens to us. >> harriet is a true america first patriot who will restore the people of wyoming's voice. which liz cheney had long forgotten. i cannot wait for harriet to join republicans in congress so that we can stay laser focused on our work to save that from elise stefanik from new york. as for the outgoing congresswoman as far as crowd, cheney compared herself to abraham lincoln and insisted despite the loss she is not done yet. >> speaking at getsberg of the great task remaining before us, lincoln said that we hear highly

resolve that these dead shall not have died in vein. vain.this nation under god shale a new birth of freedom. government by the people, for the people shall not perish from this earth. as we meet here tonight, that remains our greatest and most important task. >> on truth social, former president trump celebrated his latest political pelt. congratulations to harriet hagueman on her great and very decisive win in wyoming. this is a wonderful result for america and a complete rebuke of the unselect committee of political hacks and thugs. liz cheney should be ashamed of herself the way she acted. and her spiteful sanctimonious words and actions towards others. now, she can finally disappear into the depths of political oblivion where, i am sure, she will be much happier than she is right now. thank you, wyoming. meanwhile, in alaska, lisa

murkowski and kelly sheb baca about square off once again. murkowski taking advantage of the rank voting that they have over there in the last frontier and probably some democrats slipping over to try help her out. as for sarah palin, she will also -- just a little behind. all is fair in love and war they will get after it again. i mentioned this very briefly, guy. the ranked choice voting often favors democrats it's been suggested but basically it works out like this. you vote for one person but then you also have your second choice. and lisa murkowski and sometimes take full advantage of that i don't really hate her. i just maybe want to make a change but you rank her second. she could end up winning the race. so make for very interesting look ahead as the two foes battle once again.

>> steve: top two advance to next stop november. thank you, kevin. >> you bet. >> steve: as life changes. >> brian: one thing about alaska, they have an open seat. so the winner of that election, that primary. >> ainsley: congress died. open seat. >> brian: looks as though it will not be palin. they have to count the mail-in ballots and have the final result by august 31st. >> ainsley: she came in second? >> brian: she came in second. pay ole that will fill that seat until november. >> steve: regarding liz cheney, she knew what was going to happen to her. the polls had suggested it would be a landslide and it was. in fact, at the single debate they had in june, she said if you want a politician who would violate the oath of office, vote for somebody else. and ultimately that is exactly what they did. harriet hagueman who was a cheyenne lawyer with little

political following before donald trump endorsed her won big. she put trump in her literature and tv ads and echoed something that the former president has said a number of times that the 2020 presidential election was rigged. but, of course, that was the state that went 70% for donald trump. liz said i won by 7% of the vote two years ago. i could have done the same thing but it would have required i go along with president trump's lie about the 2020 election. harriet hagueman gets 66.3%. so liz cheney won by 37 last time. and cheney got 28.9%. almost 29% this time. hagueman was endorsed by trump as you said, steve. she says it doesn't surprise me that she, liz cheney, would revert to the same old talking points because that's what got her defeated. if you look at the republicans who wanted to impeach who did vote to impeach donald trump it's interesting because four of

them are retiring. that includes kissinger. four of them lost their primaries including liz cheney and two of them are advancing to the general election in november. that includes someone in the state of california and someone from the state of washington. >> 197 races that trump endorsed candidates. 192 he won. 15 losses. he feels good about the cheney ouster, obviously. charlie herd weigheds in. >> the larger proof that the america first agenda -- it is the future, and that the trump agenda is winning is candidates like joe kent and all of these candidates across the country who are winning even maybe candidates who weren't endorsed by trump but who are running on the america first trump agenda. that's the victory for conservatives and republicans. >> brian: i think liz cheney situation is not so much that she vote to impeach trump, senator cassidy did, too. senator murkowski did.

that was never popular thing and president trump against it the fact that she went vociferously against him all in as possibly adam schiff in terms of attacking the president and trying to do it and didn't use that opportunity to go after other problems of january 6th that could have been explored whether it's the number of national guard that were there. or was cops that let people -- let them. in or maybe the overcharging of people. or maybe the role of the fbi in it. she doesn't have any curiosity towards some of the things that republicans have question about and decide not to go in. the other thing is i don't think you need to make a choice if you are a republican between cheney, bush or trump. liz cheney voted donald trump on almost everything throughout his four years. when the rubber hit the road on some foreign policy issues on january 6th. >> steve: ultimately, she did, as kevin detailed in his report, she was hinting that she may run for president. it's not clear that she would be

competitive in 2024. in fact, she acknowledged last month when she said that the republican party is very sick and it might take several cycles to change; however, we need to address the elephant in the room. what exactly did charlie hurt grow on his face? because i have not seen him with a beard and a mustache before. >> ainsley: and his hair a little longer. >> steve: right are. exactly. looks very nice. >> brian: if you saw the make jump of that shot you know the january 6th producer. that abc producer who produced the january 6th hearings. he produced that. he was there he told her where to have the back drop. he produced her whole concession speech. not so of the text but set the scene. wide shot, open ground, jackson, mississippi, to see that look and that shot that is produced by that same producer from abc that is trying to make a tv show of the january 6th proceedings which is, you know.

>> ainsley: jackson mississippi. >> brian: jackson wyoming i should say. >> steve: it sure is pretty. liz cheney will soon be out as a congresswoman from the state state of wyoming. she is in the territory that her father held that exact same seat for the last 44 years. >> ainsley: it is beautiful, brian. i got to agree i have to take a visit to wyoming. she is the daughter of a former vice president. she had more money than her opponent but she lost by double digits. >> steve: she is not done. she is going to do something. we will see. >> ainsley: president biden take as break from vacation to sign this massive $470 billion inflation reduction act. why his promise to the country might have already been broken. >> steve: plus, florida governor ron desantis has a plan to solve the staffing shortages in schools. guess who he is calling on to step in to the classroom. straight ahead on "fox & friends" live for this very busy wednesday live from new york.

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>> we are back with your headlines. another american has been found dead at sandals emerald bay resort in the bahamas. police don't suspect foul play was involved in the death of a tourist. they say he was experiencing covid-19 related symptoms but police haven't confirmed three other americans died from carbon monoxide poisoning in june. sandals result says they have installed carbon monoxide detectors after a couple died. the suspect accused of assaulting a new york city subway worker has been arrested and released 41 times. alexander wright allegedly beat

the train station worker anthony nelson last week dislocating his nose and breaking his collar bone. the horrific assault was just the latest in a long list of crimes, including a random brutal attack on an asian woman which was caught on camera last year. wright is currently behind bars on $5,000 bail. florida governor ron desantis wants to offset florida's teacher shortage by filling empty positions with retired police officers and first responders. desantis says their real life experience makes these retirees a perfect fits to mold the minds of young floridians. the governor blames the shortage on the state of education saying it's, quote, being taken over by ideology. and they have to pay them more says brian. right. and the one and only teedz flew to delaware for an all hands on deck pga tour meeting about how to respond to liv golf. attending the meeting tuesday with the pga tour's top player to help rally support against

the saudi backed start-up. it comes after a judge ruled in favor of the tour by barring three players from the fedex complawch after they joined liv golf. they are also part of an anti trust lawsuit against the pga tour which has suspended all members who joined liv. those are your headlines. >> brian: that's not working out too well they are suspending all the best players in the world because they keep going. >> carley: exactly. they are all at liv except tore tiger. >> steve: our white house correspondent on vacation in delaware because that's where the president variety now and said that tiger woods was out and about yesterday. he will landed his private jet. then how did he travel? >> brian: we saw him talking to the cop. >> steve: he drove over to delaware and apparently either at peter's hotel or one right over. >> ainsley: he wasn't there visiting biden? >> steve: no, i don't think so. although don't be surprise if joe biden doesn't show up for the golf tournament. the president's cup. >> brian: meanwhile the

president did show up at the white house because he had to work. he had to sign something and he had to leave right away. he had to sign a bill, a long talked about, thought dead for a while. at one point it was called build back better and worth 4 trillion. now it's going to be worth over 700 billion. and it's misnamed the inflation reduction act because almost no clear thinking person thinks it's going to affect inflation. they basically admitted it yesterday. coming out and only talking about the biggest investment in climate change in history at a time in which many people would think we are in a recession that inflation is at a 40 year high. >> this is the timing? no, this is agenda. and sadly, we have now passed it. and we are all about to find out exactly what's in it. >> carley: he was at kiowa island, he flew back to washington, d.c. goes into the state dining room at the white house wind farms,

clean hydrogen projects. he promises you don't listen to what anyone else says. i promise if you make under $400,000 your federal taxes are not going to go up. listen. >> i'm keeping my campaign commitment. no one -- let me emphasize no one earning less than $400,000 a year will pay a penny more in federal taxes. this bill is the biggest step forward on climate ever, ever that's going to allow -- it's going to allow us to boldly take additional steps toward meeting all of my climate goals, the ones we set out. >> ainsley: your taxes are not going to go up. >> steve: that's what he said if you make less than # hundred thousand dollars. don't worry about it however, the congressional budget office said people who make less than $400,000, they are going to have to pony up 20 billion more over the next 10 years. the penn wharton budget model and tax foundation say the bill

won't lower prices even though it's called the inflation reduction act. obviously, this is a big win for joe and the democrats, and that is why he had to show up yesterday, come hell or high water, to sign that bill and what he did was even though his wife had tested positive for coronavirus, he was supposed to wear an anti coronavirus mask for 10 days indoors around others. but, you know, he needed the photo. needed to see him sign it so he entered the room, took off his mask, coughed into his hand, signed the bill, gave the pen to mansion, put the mask back on and shook everybody's hand in the room. and keep in mind he was surrounded by a number of elderly democrats, many in their 70s and their 80's as well who have never had covid. >> brian: i think that's the least effective thing the whole country is going to be sick from this in the recent column they say the president likes to

describe himself and compare himself to fdr. i want to meet with another historian to find out how great i am. fdr it he was doing what the people wanted. very few people are responding to him if you look at the approval ratings and this program because they don't think this is what the people wanted. this is what he wants. this is what chuck schumer wants. this is what the democrats want. this is what leo decaprio wants. this is what john kerry wants. please tell me how doing all these things for climate change, something we are not ready as a country with the infrastructure or the technology to do helps our country right now. and, to me, i think this is a win for those people with the pens. and i think that joe manchin, who has done so much good in making sure the electoral college wasn't done, the filibuster wasn't blown up. we didn't add two more states was totally railroaded. what he got is not even if the bill because it's not budget-related. it's a separate form talking about getting permitting easy

permitting structure and allowing carbon capture on coal plants. that is not the parliamentarian didn't allow that in the bill. >> ainsley: think about when you pull into the gas station now your heart drops a little bit. you know you are about to spend more money than did you before. inflation is the number one issue for americans. yesterday, hillary vaughn who is married to peter doocy. she was there on the hill. and she asked joe manchin about signing this. and is it misleading to call it the inflation reduction act? listen. >> i mean climate, energy, production. when it comes to inflation, is it misleading to call thinflation reduction act for americans when it's not going to make their grocery bill cheaper. not going to make everyday goods cheaper for them. >> immediately it's not. we never said anything happens immediately like today turn the switch on and off. >> it energy bill high. >> down to 8.5. very high. extremely high. >> does it make sense to ask

people to spend a lot of money to weatherwise their homes, to put solar panels on their home buy electric vehicle to cash in on tax credits. >> they have 10 years. it's not like overnight. they have incentives to do that to help them. trust me as you have something bad going bad in your home and you are replacing it and you have some assistance you think that might be of help? >> steve: the democrats so far under joe biden has spent, look at that coming up on four trillion dollars. and you heard joe manchin there at the end talk about the fact that, you know, the main way a lot of people are going to feel the money from the environmental aspect of this will be if they -- you know, if they buy one of those electric cars. unfortunately, i believe, to get the tax credit you need to buy an electric car made in the united states with a battery made in the united states, aren't there aren't that many. so, chances are you wouldn't get that but, ultimately, people to your point, ainsley, when you drive in and you look at the gas pump and you know it's going to cost you a lot more than it did last year, people want $45

hamburger again. they don't want a 22% tax break on, you know, impact windows for your house. >> brian: irs agents flooding everywhere. there is only 700 billionaires in the country. they are going for all of us, believe me. number two is, the only infrastructure set up, tesla is the closest. everyone else you cannot plug in these cars. number 360 brl for environmental justice? they will be going after businesses big and small trying to find out there is any type of carbon that is coming out that they can slap you with a fine. militarize more officers to go after you. if it's not the irs going after you the environmental justice office going after you. >> ainsley: talk about billions, budgets, bills passing through. when you see that graphic. >> steve: a lot of zeros. >> ainsley: this these are your tax dollars. this is why you work hard every day and give so much. you could be audited and giving more money to the federal

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>> liz cheney defeating wyoming sending a warning to anti-trumpers in her party. the power of the president's endorsement still strong. 182 wins in 197 primaries. joining us is michael waltz. talk about afghanistan one year after the horrible pullout but your take on liz cheney. you are family friends with the cheneys. it must have been kind of tough for you to watch. >> brian, i worked for vice president cheney, you know, over a decade ago as a counter-terrorism adviser. look, in this case we are ultimately responsible to the people of our district and the people of wyoming decided she no longer represented their priorities. obviously the impeachment vote was part of that. i completely disagreed with it, it impeach a president with zero

investigation on his way out of office was absolutely wrong. the january 6th commission and once speaker pelosi rejected the republican picks for that committee which has done in the history of the house of representatives to deny the minority party representation and to basically become nancy pelosi's pick, you know, at the end of the day, that is presenting one side to the american people and i think the people of wyoming and people in my district for sure are worried about crime, border, inflation, all kinds of other things. >> brian: gotcha. >> than this. >> brian: let's talk about something that is getting the president's withdrawal from afghanistan. he bucked the defense department. he bucked advisers perhaps and pulled out haphazardly. everything he promised didn't happen. it wouldn't be saigon. it was worse. it was taliban taking over is

not inevitable. it happened. every province fell before he could finish the speech. you are kicking off a six figure ad buy highlighting what went wrong. why? >> you know, brian, in the military down to the lowest private, a hallmark of the military, a hallmark of the chain of command is accountability. and here we are a year later with americans still left behind, our allies being hunted counsel. girls can't go school. women can't go to work. there ask a mass famine and biggest piece al-qaeda is back in afghanistan like it was in 2001 and our credibility has been destroyed around the world. and you have got the president of the united states saying this was a fantastic success. and not one official, not one general has been fired, has been relieved or has had the guts to step up and say this was wrong and resign. i'm going to continue to take that case to the american people. when we get the majority back we

have to have an investigation that looks across the board, state department, defense department, intel, those 13 gold star families deserve better than this they deserve answers. and they deserve accountability and the title in my ads are called accountability. >> brian: here it is, a clip from your ad. congressman mike waltz. >> there was no plan. >> we have no local ally. they are being hunted down. we have no bases in the region. we have to get to the bottom of why these decisions were made. >> brian: it's a little bit on your ad to drill it down people's throats let them know how bad this was and those men who lost life and limb will have to wonder is this what i did it for, right? >> yeah. that's right. brian. and so many of these veterans groups haven't let this go. you never leave a fallen comrade. you never leave an ally that stood in the fox hole with you for our values against extremism. any have left their jobs, exhausted their savings. they are still trying to get people out to this day and they

are getting very little in terms of cooperation. they are getting no answers. and it's just unacceptable. it's a slap in the face of every veteran to say, you know, for the media to just kind of shoulder shrug and for the administration to say this was a fantastic success. >> brian: you know, dave ignatius wrote today it was poorly executed but the right decision because can you imagine trying to help out ukraine if we were still in afghanistan? really? we would still have $7 billion worth of our equipment. i couldn't believe that statement. you want to give a real quick thought on that. >> we would also still have bagram air base only base sandwiched between iran, russia and china. close tort chinese border than the. do you think if the chinese had an air base in mexico they would have given it up. that is just ignorant on the face of it and when we have to go back in, just like we had to go back into iraq, brian, there is more soldiers now back in iraq in the middle east than

before obama pulled them out in 2011. this is going to have ramifications for years to come that i don't think we fully realize yet. >> brian: i think you do. i think most people do, too. 24 minutes now before the court top of the hour. congressman michael waltz, thank you. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: straight ahead. scenes like this become all too common in lawless los angeles. drastic spikes in business among celebrities. the protection company services of a listers that they need and are seeking. at least they will be safe.

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house. joining us now to discuss president and ceo kent moyer. kent, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. thanks for having me on your show. >> steve: you bet. it's a sad commentary when the atlanta simply cannot protect these people. >> well, i mean, it's a combination of a lot of different things, and obviously we could spend hours on the political issues but, yes. so, with lapd arrests are down 20%. >> steve: which means, what? >> well, more crime. we have a d.a. that we just didn't -- weren't able to recalled and this guy is a pro-criminal d.a. as well as someone of the laws, no bail, prop 47, 995 and get away with it it's a series of a lot of different things that go into this recipe for disaster. but, unfortunately, you know, unfortunately for my business, it really helps because people are in fear of their life at

this stage. >> steve: sure. speaking of your business, ken, your business is doubling every month because people are freaking out, right? >> >> absolutely. the other thing, because we are a company that has high standards, it is very difficult to pass our background check so it takes a longer period of time until we are able to find the best agents to be able to put out in the field for our clients. >> steve: sure, as we look at another one of those instances on the streets of l.a. just a couple of days ago. high profile a listers they are asking for not only barriers and security systems, and actual agents on location, either one or two at a time, maybe around the clock, 24/7 can cost a million dollars. some are even asking for or you're positioning drones over them when they're out and about. what is that for? >> yeah, i am excited about we're one of the few of only company to provide drone

protection for our clients where we utilize drones on the estates of our clients. we use them for risk vulnerability assessments. and finding security weaknesses. we do 3-d mapping of their estate. we use them for patrols around the property. and we also -- they have different -- you have a spotlight or you have a speaker system on the drone so if there was somebody on the outside of the property, we would be able to talk to the individual and tell them to leave the property or don't come onto the property and we have notified the police. >> steve: i want one of those. because your business is doubling every month. obviously i bet you are looking for good agents to work for you, right? >> absolutely. every day we recruit looking for more people. >> steve: if people are interested. they should talk world protection group, kent is located out in los angeles, kent, thank you very much. and good luck protecting folks. >> thanks very much. thanks for having me on the show. have a good day. >> steve: all right. quarter before the top of the

hour. carley, i think we need some of those drones, too. >> carley: we certainly do. because of that steve, we are going to stay with america's crime crisis right now. seven seconds. that's how long it took for these car thieves in connecticut to take this nissan altima. police releasing the surveillance video as a warning. they say the driver stepped away for just moments that was long enough for these to walk off with his car. police are warning drivers to be alert. they say you should always turn your car off and take your keys with you; a california church is forced to pay a penalty of $200,000 for defying covid restrictions. during the pandemic. the pandemic halls had those fines dropped. cavalry chapel maintains the imposed by sane that clara county violated their first amendment rights and refused to pay up. the state court of appeals reversed those monday but the church still faces over 2 million in fines in a separate case. my goodness.

did you hear about this? the nba will not schedule games as it encourages fans to vote in the midterms. the league is still staying silent on china. free agent enes kanter freedom telling fox news digital, quote, the fda constantly told me we don't get involved in politics. i guess what they mean to say is don't want to upset china. will believes the league subliminally encourages players to vote for a certain party despite nonpartisan specific engagement. in florida, take a look at massive waterspout off the massive linked to intense line of thunderstorms. water spouts are common in the city. this one was big enough and close enough to scare some people. one floridian warning on social media to watch out for flying fish. for more on this story and so much more, download the fox weather app. or stream fox weather on your favorite

connected tv device or stay right here because adam has a look at more weather. hey, adam. >> adam: good morning, carley. it is beautiful out here on fox square. once again where we are seeing really kind of cool fall-like weather in the northeast. that's notes case everywhere. 63 degrees also cool early this morning in chicago. there are plenty of spots where daytime heat is going to be a big story. we have got heat alerts in place from portions across the gulf coast, stretching all the way around through louisiana and into east texas. not only there is it going to be hot. back there temperatures will be up around 100 degrees more potential highs. interior northwest. temperatures 95 degrees in northern california. running as high as 107 degrees. incredibly warm air. these are your temperatures across the country. 78 degrees is the high in new york city. 80 in chicago. if you are outside of those really hot spots, it feels wonderful. those your weather headlines. tossing it back inside to you, steve.

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now we can taste it. >> ainsley: so glad, right? finally. >> carley: egg bites sound good though. >> carley: starbucks has something similar, dunkin' donuts does too. i'm always pro-chick-fil-a. a little protein in the morning. soaring inflation driving up grocery prices back-to-school lunches can be added expense. joining us with her tips uber and mother of five. ages 2 to 10. i don't know how you do it meghan birch. i don't know how you do it. hey, meghan. >> hi, how are you? >> ainsley: you are in your kitchen. i imagine you making five sandwiches in a row. tell us some tips because we are all trying to save money with inflation. >> definitely, there's tons of way to save. the very first thing before you ever step into a grocery store is make a plan. so i have me this here. you can write down the main things, your fruits, your veggies, snacks, and get your kids involved. ask them what they like so you are buying things that they

actually will eat. now, another thing that you can do to save money is by investing in reusable items. things like containers, lunch boxes, can you get a thunderstorm moss. those are going to save you. you don't have to buy plastic bag thrown away. especially if you have multiple children that can add up over time. consider buying in bulk if you can that way you are saving. most of the time bulk items will cost you less per ounce or serving than one much these little guys in the front. another way that you can save is by buying store brand items. store brand items can save you 2, 3, and $4 on something that tastes great and can really work for your family. the other day i bought a bag of pretzels for nearly $2 less than the name brand sitting right next to it. another thick that's really important is to try to skip the convenience foods. i grab these convenient crackers. they were half or they cost half as much as the guy on the top.

he was cheaper. and so you are going to get morph more, you are requesting to save more. also think outside the box. go into your fridge. grab some leftovers and heat them up, put them in a thunderstorm moss. you will be able to use that for your kid's lunch and have something hot and nice for them when they get to school. you can also try like apples and peanut butter. carrots and humus. banana muffins over the weekend and throw them into the freezer and their lunch they will be defrosted and ready to go. an easy way to save is to send your kids to school with water. super cost effective and you don't have to worry about spills with milk and juice because i know firsthand that is no fun to have to clean up. and then review. often go over what your kids are eating and not eating. so that you are not wasting. food waste is always going to be money waste. >> ainsley: i'm thinking about my childhood and mom would say use the tea towel to drive your

hands don't use the paper towels those are reserved for just emergency use only basically. she refused to buy water. i agree with you with the thunderstorm moss because i do pack that. that's required for every child at our school so they can hydrate during the day. we fill it with water. can you fill it with water from your faucet. and some women like to have the cleaner water in their refrigerator that purified. but that's an option, too. and we weren't allowed to use ziploc bags unless it was emergency. my mom would wash the zip log bags out and hang them upside down and dry them so we could use them. >> your mom was thrifty. >> we had to turn the lights off after we left every single room dad would get mad if we didn't. save money. thank you,. >> thanks for having me. >> planting birches. more "fox & friends" coming up. and... take. it. on.

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the mar-a-lago search warrant. >> while i would love to see it and understand why you would raid with a cooperating president, do i believe that this judge is going to reveal it? no, i do not. >> this law the american people won. >> president biden take as break from vacation to sign this massive inflation reduction act. senator joe manchin admits democrats' newly signed act will not provide relief any time soon. >> immediately it's not. >> giving hair cut in the bleachers. may need a little trim. you want to go out there tomorrow? ♪ oh what a night ♪ sing it ♪ almost have it down ♪ >> ainsley: this is so beautiful. this is biloxi, mississippi, brian, should i just give you this? >> brian: no, no. i have my own coming up next hour. this is what i wanted you to see. >> ainsley: it's gorgeous. the deal is you are going to get a sunrise could be a sun set

considering you work every show here. >> brian: still looking for -- >> ainsley: you will get a sunrise if you eat the girl scout cookie. tell you about the new girl scout cookie coming up. >> brian: what a brilliant tease. >> steve: welcome to the show. it is a very busy wednesday and just moments ago it was revealed that ainsley and i have something in common. and that is growing up, your mother would follow you around turning out of the lights. my dad always said come on, i lived through the depression. >> ainsley: yes. >> steve: what was interesting is the fact that you would wash out the ziploc bags. >> ainsley: turn them upside down over the facet handels and when they dried put them back in the door? >> ainsley: if there was a tomato that wasn't spilling. >> brian: ziploc. >> ainsley: they are expensive. >> steve: olden days when i was a child growing up. sandwich bags just had a flap.

>> ainsley: we used to have those, too. they don't make those anymore, do they? >> steve: they do. they are a lot cheaper. >> ainsley: more in a box, too. don't you hate it when you try to close the door and the box is too tall and you have to rip off the top? >> steve: turn it on its side. >> ainsley: this is a pet peeve. my drawers are thin so the ziploc boxes don't fit in there i don't want to take them out of the box. >> steve: to the point about ainsley's entire seeing wanted it's back-to-school time. today is the first day of school for will's kids. will is back in texas today. anybody sending their kids off, good luck. >> ainsley: did he get his luggage? his luggage has been lost for a week. he did, the producers are telling us did he get his luggage. >> brian: shopping in gift had shops across america. >> steve: one cheap raiser at a time. >> ainsley: he cut his face because he didn'tment to buy an expensive razor. >> steve: it was the one that came with the room. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about the news of the day. yesterday was primary day in a couple of states. the results are in and trump backed harriet hagueman, a

republican has defeated wyoming incumbent liz cheney by almost a 40-point landslide. >> ainsley: meanwhile and i was looking at her necklace. it was really pretty. [laughter] >> ainsley: lisa murkowski advancing to the general election in november alongside trump endorsed kelly tshibaka. >> they do things interesting. good morning, lucas. >> here is liz cheney after being crushed last night. >> speaking at gettysburg of the great task remaining before us, lincoln said: that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain. that this nation, under god, shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people, are by the people and for the people shall not perish from this earth. as we meet here tonight, that remains our greatest and most important task.

>> liz cheney quoting from the gettysburgaddress. >> she is not focusing on wyoming. she is not focusing on our issues. she is still obsessing on president trump and the citizens of wyoming, voters of wyoming sent a very loud message tonight. we have spoken. and that is not what we are interested n terms of our lone congressional representative. and that's why we needed to replace her. we need to have a representative in wyoming who listens to us. >> former president donald trump weighing in on truth social. congratulations to harriet hagueman on her great and very decisive win in wyoming. this is a wonderful result for america and complete rebuke of the unselect committee of political hacks and thugs. liz cheney should be ashamed of herself the way she acted and her spiteful sanctimonious words and actions towards others. she can finally disappear into the depths of political oblivion

where i am sure she will be much happier than she is right now. in the special election alaska's only house seat to replace don young who died in march. sarah palin trails mary. all three candidates will be back on the ballot in november. here is the final call in wyoming. losing by nearly 40 points. 92% of trump-backed candidates have won their primaries so far. >> steve: lucas tomlinson there at the white house. it's kind of quiet there joe is gone, right? >> sure feels that way. sharier is he is up in delaware with your son and tiger woods. >> steve: that's right. >> ainsley: your son is following as the correspondent. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: thanks, lucas. good to see you. >> steve: the republican will wind up holding that particular seat which has been held by republicans and men's of the cheney family off and on for the last 44 years. it's interesting, harriet

hagueman went from being a cheyenne lawyer with little political following until former president donald trump endorsed her. she put him in his -- or her literature and tv ads and like the former president said, the 2020 election was rigged. what i thought was interesting was what a turn around she has had. in 2016, according to the "new york times." she called donald trump racist and xenophobic and tried to block him from getting the republican nomination for president. of course, he did. and now, with his help, she has won and now she calls him the greatest president of her lifetime. >> brian: sounds like ted cruz. >> ainsley: liz cheney's speech she said i won by 73% of the vote two years ago. this time she only got 29% of the vote. she said i could have easily done the same again but it would require that i go along with president trump's lie about the 2020 election. hagueman said who was endorsed by trump it doesn't surprise me

that cheney would revert to those same old talking points because that is what got her defeated. >> brian: the cheney's who michael waltz worked for dick cheney when he was secretary of defense and vice president. and then he is friends with liz cheney. he watched what happened last night understands where the party is at right now this was his review of the loss. people of wyoming decided no longer obviously the impeachment vote was part of that. but i think the bigger piece, brian, was the january 6th commission. and once speaker pelosi rejected the republican picks for that committee, which has never been done in the history of the house of representatives, to deny the minority party representation and to basically become nancy pelosi's pick, you know, at the end of the day, that is presenting one side to the american people. i think the people of wyoming

and people in my district, for sure, are worried about crime, border inflation, all kinds of other things than this. >> steve: when you think about it, it is such stunning loss. liz cheney was the number 3 republican in the house of representatives until january 6th. and then obviously after that she made it her work who mission to essentially block donald trump's return to the white house she was hinting that's her most important task a mission that has fueled speculation maybe one day she would wind up running for president although probably not in 2024. she recently said regarding being competitive in 2024. she said this month that her party, the republican party is very sick and it might take several cycles before it gets better and changes. >> ainsley: we have all seen those commercials that her dad has been running endorsing her.

charlie kirk pointed out. he said what could be more democratic? she has name i.d. she is the daughter of the vice president. she had more money than her opponent but she lost by double digits. and it is people of wyoming speaking. cheney voted to impeach him. the loss was not a shock to will polls. one of the people shocked the world winning one of the most remarkable victories that can i remember in quite a long time governor glenn youngkin pete terry mcauliffe in a blue state of virginia it seems. trending that way. party heavyweight. campaign over in michigan and other places and he is most certainly going to run for president, i think. he also weighed in last night on a very hot issue for republicans and should be for all americans.

on rewriting american history. the war on history continues in a way that i didn't think was possible. do you believe in virginia the birthplace of george washington they no longer want to call george washington the father of the country. no longer want to call james madison the father of the constitution. this is from the virginia department of education. now it's unclear if they wanted this news to get out yet here is what glenn youngkin told fox news digital tell history accurately good and bad. founding fathers including george washington and james madison and not forget george washington patrick henry and others played extraordinary role in the founding of our nation. no joke, jack, of course. this is what is happening in everybody's schools. >> steve: it's unclear exactly what they were objecting to. father of our country. george washington. father of the constitution james madison. do they have a problem with the word father? is it simply the woke agenda? we don't know exactly. all we know is after this hit

the fan and it did hit the fan in a big way to a lot of people. the virginia department of education told local press yesterday that the inclusion of those proposals, which were to strike those terms, was an inadvertent error. we don't know what that means. we're trying to get clarification, we know that virginia board of education public comment segment. what was the matter with george washington? can somebody up there in a position of authority tell us what you are trying to do. >> ainsley: we wouldn't be a country if it weren't for these individuals washington and madison and jefferson and he mentioned patrick henry. patrick henry said give me liberty or give me death. these are people that were founding fathers of our country and to learn that history is something that i believe our children need to learn. but maybe this is an error. maybe it's inadvertent error and not going to vote on it.

they are going to meet today. >> brian: if you did not mean it you don't say it's inadvertent error. you go out and say we never said this it's been misinterpreted maybe they didn't want it to get out that's my interpretation. you rebuke that of course the virginia department of education of course george washington is the father of our country. we will clarify this later on today. if you can't clarify that in a statement that george washington is the father of our country. little by little you are trying to rip it out. remember, donald trump said this four or five years ago in the controversy that happened in virginia before. he said all right, going to take down civil war statue who is next, george washington? thomas jefferson? they had slaves. yeah, a few years later they are coming for both. and patrick henry is leaving the name of a high school in minneapolis. they have taken the name patrick henry. >> ainsley: how do you feel about it you have written books. >> brian: slavery every continent of the country. no one embraces it without these

imperfect people we wouldn't have this imperfect country. if you do not like the country you can leave the country. travel. if you travel and still find a better place, you should stay. this is our history. no one has a perfect his industry. but the world is a better place because of america's presence in it and if you see the progress we have made and understand we didn't invent the concept of slavery but it's been part of civilization since the beginning of time. no one makes excuses for it george washington and thomas jefferson all them were born into that culture. that is also not their fault. >> steve: well, glenn youngkin is calling out this proposal, which apparently was in error. maybe they printed it up and accidentally sent it out. we don't know. maybe there will be clarification. but the reason and, brian, you touched on this. he is going to michigan to campaign on behalf of the republican who is running for governor. a woman by the name of tudor dixon because he has a

qualification that would help her because right now in the very blue state of michigan, what's one of the number one issues? education. what's glenn youngkin famous for? education. so he is going up to help. >> ainsley: parents. the party of the parent. mama bears and papa bears. and the guy running terry mcauliffe said parents don't belong in the classroom or leave that to the teachers. >> steve: i think he would like a do-over on. that was. >> brian: got a chance to have a do-over and he never did. he never backed out of that. >> ainsley: did you hear someone laugh? i heard someone over there. >> steve: kind of a side giggle. he he that would be very unforeseeable and carley is over there. >> steve: at the end of your newscast if you would come over here because we are going to have a taste test. >> carley: very exciting to me. no one loves more than the four of us except brian. >> ainsley: brian after 12:00.

>> brian: right. >> carley: start headlines starting with america's crime crisis. the shocking video from hollywood shows a suspect trying to rob an elderly man outside of a pizzeria. the owner of the restaurant next door quickly stepped in and took that down. tim radcliff the hero who stopped the attacker joined us earlier with the details of what happened next. >> i was actually at the court yesterday all day, only for them to tell me that they have lost him. i literally was shocked. as soon as it was said. one of the guys said you should probably go back to your restaurant and make sure he is not hanging around there. >> unbelievable. ratcliffe says is he expecting a call from the court with an update on the suspect's whereabouts today. travel headache for assisting in our nation's airports with 400 delays and nearly 60 flight cancellations in the u.s. just this morning. yesterday, over 1700 flights were canceled and nearly 20,000 were delayed, according to the latest data. those crushing numbers come just

days after the faa cut flights in the new york area causing hours' long delays reportedly brought on by a shortage of air traffic controllers. check this out. hammerhead shark making waves at orange beach in alabama. a couple from texas capturing this video. they say it's the first time they have seen a shark that massive. it appears to be anywhere from 10 to 12 feet long. the shark was swimming incredibly close to the shore. catching stingrays. the couple adding it's the second shark they have seen on their trip. it is almost time. girl scouts gearing up. raspberry rally. infused with raspberry flavor and dipped in chocolate. the girl scouts calling it sister cookie to the iconic thin mint. go down as the first cookie to be sold exclusively online. the girl scouts national cookie season runs january through april. >> steve: come on over.

>> carley: i'm gonna. >> steve: time for the taste test. >> steve: they have new packaging like in this time. the average. >> carley: matches your dress, carley. >> brian: why did you do that? >> steve: not really a box. it's 5 bucks unless you want glue ten free it's 6 bucks. >> carley: that's good there are options. >> ainsley: look how thin it is. it does look like a thin mint. brian, are you going to try it. >> brian: i'm going to. >> carley: don't be a poor sport. >> brian: i will wait until spring until my box arrives. >> steve: it's not as minty but the same chocolate. >> ainsley: tastes like something from my childhood. >> carley: it's good very subtle raspberry flavor. >> brian: we should have cleaned our pallets before. >> carley: does anybody have a spit cup. >> ainsley: good frozen. did your mom ever freeze the thin mints? so good frozen.

>> carley: nice raspberry after taste. brian wine you think you are doing wine tasting? >> carley: under notes of chocolate. >> brian: parents enjoy selling these for their kids at school. >> ainsley: were a brownie or girl scout? >> carley: i never was were you. >> ainsley: i was a browny. i am trying to find it my picture. i don't have it in new york. it's in south carolina. i did in that big picture drawer. >> carley: i did envy the girl with the batches. >> steve: my daughter mary when she was a girl scout dad can you take the cookie sales sheet into work? i did. just pass it around the newsroom. when i was done, two days later i have to come into the building with 307 boxes. there were about 200 people i had never met before because it just circulated throughout the building. i wound up down the newsroom who wants to buy these for $2? >> brian: that's before we had fox business or fox nation. >> steve: there were hungry people.

you know what she got for her dad selling 307. >> ainsley: boxes of cooks. >> steve: yeah a towel. brian, what were you asking? >> brian: fox weather. >> ainsley: more people. do you remember the white sheet you used to have fill out, name, address and check off. >> steve: that's the problem who are these people. >> ainsley: now you order online. box of girl scout cookies behind the wall right there that's been there two years now. >> steve: 40-calories per cookie not bad. >> ainsley: they come out next year. if you are saying this wasn't on my order list this year that's why. >> brian: boy scouts should be allowed to sell gi joe's or something masculine. >> carley: girls are now in boy scouts. >> ainsley: took our money and flew it 30 minutes to charlotte, north carolina and went ice skating and drove a van back to spartan berg that's what we did where you our money. >> brian: joe rogan thinks he

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>> you mean he has been given a ton of fuel like they poured rocket fuel on his engine. i think it's absolutely true. look at the fundraising he has done off the back of this. >> legally, what did they find? is he actually in trouble? because i think the goal is to try to knock him out of the 2024 elections. >> podcast host joe rogan speculating on the real motive behind the raid on donald trump's home and it all boils down to politics. it comes as the judge who approved the raid, a trump

critic will hear arguments tomorrow on whether to unseal the affidavit that led to the search. "fox & friends" enterprise reporter lawrence jones joins us now. good morning, lawrence. >> hey, good morning. >> good morning. we will get to the joe rogan thing in just a second. what do you think is going to happen? will he unseal the affidavits? >> judges are less likely to do this. i don't see it happening. but i do feel like the justice department is going to have to do some type of explaining here. you know, i have never seen the trump supporters so upset. and they feel like this is a flashback, ainsley. so what was happening in the 2016 election, like they knew the media was going after them but now because of the revelations that eventually came out, you had lisa page and strzok and andrew mccabe and the ohrs text messaging back and forth. we know about sussmann working with the fbi and buying the opposition research and turning it over to the fbi.

you already have coordination between the doj and fbi to go after donald trump. many people say look, those were just bad actors now but not burden of proof is on them because we have another election coming up. it's pretty much clear that donald trump wants to run again. is probably gonna run again. you see those same type of tactics. then you have them saying okay. we are just going to return some of his goods back. the scope was too broad. it just smells bad. and you would think them going now after a former president, they would have all their ducks in a row. but now just looks like more shady business, ainsley. >> ainsley: this judge, the -- it warrant is going to be unsealed. i believe it is tomorrow. it is tomorrow. i'm looking on the paper. this is the same judge that signed the warrant that gave money to barack obama and recused himself and hillary clinton and donald trump case back in june. so, no one is holding their

breath. you are right in most cases they don't release the affidavit until the charge. the reason for this raid joe rogan says, is all because of politics they want to knock him out of the election. >> i think it's worthy to listen to joe rogan although he is a progressive is he one that is an independent thinker. i don't know how you look at this. you know, and not see politics at play right here. i mean, the fact that they even sat on the warrant for so long before acting on it the fact that would say that somehow donald trump was compromising the united states of america, it i said this on my show last saturday there is two tiers of justice. do we remember that hillary clinton, the former secretary of state had an entire server of classified information on a private server and there was nothing done to her about it? had i mean, she doesn't have the ability to declassify information. a former president, a president

at the time he had that ability to do that. she actually broke servers, she broke phones. it seems like it appears to average day folks that there is two lines of justice seems like they are going after donald trump for political reasons. were you like the guy or not is irrelevant. >> ainsley: that's what's causing the uproar. double standard. one for one party and something totally different for another party. at least that's how a lot of people feel. thank you so much, lawrence. lawrence has a great show. cross-country every saturday night at 10:00 p.m. he is crossing the country during the week and doing all of these stories for all of you was and his own show saturday. so proud of you, lawrence. >> off to florida. see you all. >> ainsley: see, packing your bags again. thank you. coming up, $3.8 trillion, this is how much democrats have spent since inauguration day with pricy plans like the so-called inflation reduction act. fox news contributor brian brenberg on the spending free

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♪ >> steve: president biden taking a break from his vacation to sign his party's massive $739 billion inflation reduction act into law yesterday in the white house. >> ainsley: the democrats are pushing for more spending facing more backlash as we learn they have spent nearly $4 trillion on their agenda since biden took office. look at the zeros. >> brian: don't pay anything back student loans are next. brian brenberg business economics professor at kings college in manhattan. one thing the president wanted to make clear yesterday the republicans are no help. this is one place where i agree with you. >> that number is $3.8 trillion. that's extra. that's on top of what we normally spent that's just in the last year and a half.

you talk about inflation. why do you have an inflation problem? that's it. and we're still doing it. that's the problem here. we are doing all the things that biden administration is doing all the things that got us into this. >> steve: brian, we are about 90 days away from an election and the democrats need a win they regard this as win for environmental people and they are going to be able -- this is what they are going to be able to say. part of the bill brings down the price of prescription drugs. and that's absolutely true. but it doesn't start until 2026. folks, the prices are going to come down in four years. >> and joe manchin had to be so clear about this. he was asked does this bring inflation down and what did he have to say? the truth. >> ainsley: not right now. >> it doesn't right now. look, the president talks about this being a win for the american people not special interest. that's exactly backward. the american people are looking at this bill and saying where is the relief for me now at the grocery store. at the pump, it's nowhere to be found. it's not an inflation reduction acted. it's the same thing that biden

administration was talking about on the campaign trail throughout. they don't care about reality. they care about their agenda. >> ainsley: what would you name it if they named it accurately? more like clean energy. >> i would name it dead on oea rival. because it's not helpful. i'm not the politics guy i strongly disagree with that people see this thing getting passed. democrats want to call it a win. the minute they go back to the grocery store. the minute they start putting things in their cart, they are going to see it's not doing anything for me. people care about reality, not the spin. and this is a total spin. >> brian: brian, you understand, this 60 billion for will justice. militarize some green energy people to go out and find companies. other things i want you to comment on is this whole irs situation. people say just do your taxes right and you won't be worried about it. what's the reality? >> wrong. here's what's going to happen.

this is fascinating to me. the biden administration says we are not going to go after people making less than $400,000. the bill itself states that it's going to raise more than $100 billion in new taxes from people. how are they going to do that? they can't do it by going after the rich. why? the rich have attorneys. they have accountants. they can fight this. who can't fight it? it's people making less than $400,000. small business. >> ainsley: audit you actually owe us another 1500 and most people don't fight it. >> it's more of a dance than that they want information from you. they never make it easy for you. right? >> ainsley: you have to prove it what ends up happening here they come after you, say you owe more than you have paid us. and if you are a little guy, you are the small business, you start doing the math, you say okay, i can either pay up to them or try to fight this but fighting it is an unknown. >> brian: got to get a lawyer and accountant. >> this is going to be a tax

increase for the middle class. there is no question about it. they are not even hiding it. >> the cbo says it's going to raise taxes 20 billion on people under 400,000. >> yes. >> at least. >> remember the political agenda with lois lerner on top of that. >> steve: there you go. thank you very much, brian. >> good to see you. >> steve: coming up on this wednesday. the policy minnesota public schools is defending prioritizing race, when making decisions on which teachers to lay off. two parents are outraged. you will hear from them coming up next. ♪ there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva.

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charge minnesota ambassador and attorney coffee monska. welcome to both of you. what's your reaction if i can start with you kendall for this move. >> it's repugnant. you it you think about the discrimination that we face in this country back in the 50's and 60's. it was wrong then. it's wrong now regardless of who is the victim it's wrong. and we shouldn't stand for it as a country. and it's why we are involved in making sure we correct this. >> brian: coughy, time go back slavery and segregation. is this rebalancing the scales? you cannot solve past discrimination with more discrimination. reyes racism is wrong and illegal. if people really did discriminate against teachers like the minneapolis public schools in this state have done, then they need to remedy that and not -- and fix that and punish the people who are

discriminating and not innocent teachers same unions outside white people other people causing discriminations against us. really these policies, no matter what their intent. make it look like we are stupid and dumb and we can't compete in the marketplace and make people more racist and life harder for me and my kids and people who look like me. >> brian: you have three kids you did not have an easy life growing up and you ended up going through law school and having remarkable success no one fired any white teachers to help your life get any better. excessing a teacher under represented in license teacher in the site the district shall excess mean fire the least senior teacher who is not a member of the under represented population. kendall, where does your group stand on that having put that in black and white? >> it's absolutely wrong. so, let me give you an idea,

brian. this is right out of the pages of will ebrim x. kendi's anti-racism. literally this book is almost in every school library in the country. and basically what he says in order to remedy pass is discrimination past jim crow south present discrimination. need to future discrimination. loop of evil, unamerican and it's really in a place where can you get no forgiveness. any forgiveness at all. that's not what we stand for as a country and we need to fight back against it. >> coffey, you have three sons, attend rose dale school. five minutes from minneapolis. your 18-year-old son already graduated. if your kids were going to this school, would you tolerate it?

>> know would speak out against it i have a school group that speaks out against this stuff. getting people to run against the school board. yes, yes, i would speak out against it. and i am speak out against it. >> brian: but your kids wouldn't go? >> what are you asking my kids wouldn't go. >> brian: would you say your kids wouldn't go to the school with a policy in place. >> yeah. i would hope to take them out of a school that's like this. because it's terrible. it implies that kids can only learn from teachers that look like them. and it's racist. they specifically say that in the article. kids can learn from -- will learn better from teachers that look like them. it doesn't make sense. if you have 8 different nationalities in the classroom you need 8 different teachers. it leads to segregation. white kids can't learn from a black teacher or an asian teacher. and it's racist and it's completely illogical. >> brian: kendall and kofi, thank you so much, we appreciate it. we reached out to the

minneapolis association for teachers for comment but did not hear back. go out to carley. you have other news? >> i certainly do. laura value day bow defense team they want a fair trial for the so-called cult mom accused of killing her children in 2019 and collecting social security benefits. she cracked a smile as she left the courthouse. her lawyers are trying to split up the charges for conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to mitt theft. jewelry owners are targeted same thief string of breaks in. last month four jewelry stores are similar crews left behind crime scene. so far none of the store owners have been able to get in touch with the detectives to move the investigation forward and with no case numbers, they can't even make an insurance claim for the damage. and the bleachers of yankee stayed yum are apparently now home to a barbershop.

cameras capturing this man getting a hair cut in the eighth inning of new york's loss to tampa bay last night. fans probably feel like they need a distraction. the bronx bombers have lost three straight in eight of heir last 10 games. those are your headlines. adam over to you. >> beautiful weather outside on fox square. really across the entire northeast back to the great lakes. we are see very comfortable temperatures this morning. that is to the the case across the entire country, 102 in dallas today. there is going to be heat again across the plain states. a lot of the heat piling up in western states, also, as we are going to be talking about a chance there for extreme heat. heat advisories from the gulf coast stretching all the way over to eastern texas. and i did skip by this graphic pretty quickly. also talking about temperatures getting as high as 108 degrees today in northern california. those are your weather headlines. for now, tossing it back inside to you. >> brian: all right. thanks, adam. meanwhile tell you what is coming up straight ahead on this

show. repeat offender. the police say a man accused of assaulting a new york subway worker has already been arrested 41 times always set free. the impact of bail reform on the big apple and that other man is in the hospital now. first, abby hornacek shoots for the moon in the new fox nation series examining alien encounters across america. she is here live to explain. ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play among the stars ♪

speak to listen to this. in a new funk series happy travels the country engaging people in places connected to mysterious reports of alien objection. like this. >> one of the classic 50s contact tees. nowadays we have a discussion with her these guys are contact tees, objectives, experience ease. encountered extraterrestrials. >> that's the source, abby hornacek is here with more. tell us more about george castle. >> people have always had this

fascination of life beyond our own planet. the solar system is so expansive. george van tassel was a great way to start the series because his story really was the impetus to people sharing their own stories. back in the 50s he believed he was contacted by interplanetary beings that gave him the idea to build this device that would help lengthen the life span of human beings. >> music contacted he was getting telepathic messages but at some point he says he was abducted, and they gave him some blueprints to something he would eventually build here on earth. >> exactly. it was very well respected in the community. he worked in the aerospace community. >> you think he was not a crackpot. >> he started building the structure. it was in all wood dome that would act as an electrostatic

generator but that sounds like a mouthful part of my point in saying that is just that he came from a very scientific base approach. people believed his story. he started holding a ufo convention back in the 50s before social media his first one had about 2500 people who came out and share their story as well. >> here is an expert explaining how this guy got the idea for this machine that would make you live forever. >> this alien was called soganda and caveman castle this device. stories vary but by all accounts it was in the mortality machine, a communications device. and perhaps even a time machine. >> it was supposed to make you live forever. unfortunately that he built up

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♪ ♪ >> a major shake-up in congress. liz cheney defeated in a 30-point landslide. >> tonight is the fall of a dynasty. meanwhile lisa murkowski advanced to the general alongside the trunk backed candidate. wants to strip george washington of this title of father of the country. >> don't governor youngkin set i believe we should tell our

history accurately. a federal judge scheduled a hearing thursday. >> while i would love to see it and understand it why you would ask for a raid with this president? speak of this law, the american people one. president biden takes a break from vacation to sign this massive inflation reduction act. it will not provide relief anytime soon. ♪ ♪ >> i tell you what. did i have to give our producer's credit. we rarely see people in our pump and trots on the beach but these are some surveys contemplating going in the water. this is scarborough maine. on august 15th there was a water

quality advisory effective august 15th for the scoreboard beaches. turns out there was a high level of e. coli detected in the river during routine testing. >> could we get word to scarborough maine servers? an announcement on behalf of the chamber of they have a new fire fifth. that's good news. >> it's the 17th day of august. it's going to be 69 degrees in scarborough maine. >> they are tough people. they were born with plat on. just ready for action. little bit chapped.

people are tough they wear plaid? >> if you ever seen somebody wear plaid and not worry or -- >> do you know in scottish families plaid is called a tartan? >> of their own design? >> you your families could be read, one could be writing green. >> can you change your tartan? >> it's already set in stone. you're born with the tartan you have. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the primaries yesterday. harriet hagman defeats wyoming incumbent liz cheney by almost a 40-point landslide. liz cheney is already hinting on higher office higher office. >> she is indeed. the law in the state of alaska lisa murkowski joining trump endorsed kelly tshibaka's is one of the top four candidates advancing to the general election in november.

all right lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the results. wants to expand on it just a little bit for us and good way to the some might come i can i do the same thing? >> not right now, brian. just moments ago liz cheney thing she's thinking about running for office despite losing last night. >> are you considering running for president yourself? >> i will do whatever it takes to keep to keep donald trump out of the oval office prevents a decision i'm going to make in coming months. not something i am thinking about and will make a decision in the coming months. >> here's the trump backed candidate who crossed liz cheney. >> she's not focusing on wyoming. she still focusing on an obsession about president trump live through the sins of wyoming sent a very loud message tonight. we have spoken and that's not what we are interested in terms

of our loan congressional representatives. we need to replace. here's the final tally of liz cheney's defeat in wyoming leaves and by nearly 40 points. former president donald trump weighing in untrue social. this is wonderful result for america and a complete rebuke of the unselected committee of political hacks and thugs. liz cheney should be ashamed of yourself, the way she acted, and her spiteful words and actions towards others. now she can finally disappear into the depths of political oblivion or i'm sure she will be much happier than she has right now. thank you, wyoming. lisa murkowski endorsed by mitch mcconnell leading the trump backed candidate kelly tshibaka both will compete against one another in november appeared in the special election for alaska's only house he to replace don young the longest-serving republican and house history, sarah palin, drills the democratic candidate. some are concerned the two

republicans could split the vote. 92% of trump backed candidates of one during this primary season so far. >> lucas tomlinson there in front of the white house with the president is not in residence today. thank you very much. so undoubtedly a republican will hold wyoming because that is historically super read. in the last presidential election donald trump carried it by 70%. >> ultimately the president's get over a hundred and 87 wins out of a hundred and 87 or something like that. 9192% effective. if some of these candidates he picked up might somewhat controversial or different, they all failed on the president will have zero momentum going forward. >> liz cheney said years ago i

would buy 73% of the vote. the vote yes they should get 20.9% of the vote. >> to your point about a really just happens in november apparently there's a 61% chance democrats pull the senate the margin of houses the republicans pick up is shrinking by the week. a couple of months ago it was a big number now it's getting closer and closer. this is the other concerning issue for americans, crime. it's as arrested 42 times, city does nothing to help her stop them. this guy that we are talking about is called alexander wright and he was charged with a hate crime for punching an asian woman walking down the street. it's pretty horrible to watch.

i think we have the video. he punches her and falls down to the ground. >> the question is why wasn't this guy -- then she's out cold. she just sits with her for a while. then a month earlier he's accused of throwing scalding hot water into traffic agents and then he beat a cleaner and his name is anthony nelson. he broke his nose and his collarbone. >> exactly. that was the 41st time this guy was arrested. people are saying why is that man right there on the street? alexander reich is his name pete bill are going he is a symbol of people that are soft on crime. his bail is been set at $5,000. apparently they wanted a lot

more. the victims of this particular subway worker, his mother was going for them to throw the book at him. given the fact track history of new york city even though this guy is a serial troublemaker. the subway worker can molecularly stub we get great benefits, man is it necessary you taking -- then he gets his clavicle broken and he looks like he gets his nose dislocated. >> sister says he's in a lot of pain. his mother was crying. he's a son and his father. and nixon exhaled him as a pandemic hero at madison square garden and his lawyer says he was a model employee. >> they were having a rally for

them with his mother and some of the union people he works out. he said this to "new york post." if you look at his history and we are talking but alexander wright, who's been arrested 41 times. he said if you look at his history you will throw up. this is about society down more than 40 times. at the end of the day these are all similar cases of assault. >> this guy is rarely locked up and rarely treated for mental illness. he did go to bellevue were a lot of these people commit these types of crimes go for mental evaluation. no work on -- >> if you send somebody to bellevue and you let them what they do not treat the root causes of what his problem is. rather than address that, which is a problem throughout the big cities across america. what are they going to do?

if you live around any city -- and other subgroups you run on crime. because anybody can do a better job than this. people are absolutely fed up. it's happening everywhere, not just in new york. if you go to charleston, south carolina, the number one issue is crime. you go to san francisco and what they did to bodine, what they tried to do to gascon. crime is the number one issue. republicans want to win. they run on not only how bad it is but what they would do. also michael goodwin had a great column today. he says we have been watching the buses pull up from governor abbott and texas. we've been watching the 60 people get off that bus, illegal immigrants who don't belong here to begin with but stop focusing on that. you're number one issue should be crime. it's a 36% across-the-board in manhattan. i mean that's basically like what you focus on the right

things and stop with the sensationalistic things going out governor abbott? >> he says focus more on the crime in our city affecting everyone in our city. this is part of his article, michael goodwin is in the post today. adams might win a few political points for accusing a habit of lacking compassion but ultimately his may oral and his political future will rise or fall on crime. with the city a washed of guns and illegal drugs reaching epidemic proportions having thousands of migrant here, most of whom appear to be single adult males were not allowed to work does not sound like a recipe f success. >> we've gotten word that apparently they are expecting

the local authorities are expecting for more buses to arrive this morning. without that might be showing up in this 8:00 hour. every once in a while a reporter is there and able to ask loudly a question and sometimes they answer. they tell us where they're going? stay tuned. >> i wonder where they will say tell mike stay. just give them a voucher. >> i was reading in "the new york post" that apparently a number of these migrants are coming to new york city and being told by texas authorities why didn't you go to catholic charities, which is the ngo down along the southern border, which facilitates them coming into the country and giving them money and stuff like that to get around and transportation. why didn't you go to catholic charities here in new york city and knock on their door and say i'm from guatemala and i need some help.

>> next to me give to a catholic charities just know where your money is going. they are using a lot of that money to give illegal immigrants services that may be you're not keen on having them do that with your dollars. you like the area of chelsea? it's overrun right now. they are afraid -- families are afraid to send their kids to school and are overrun with sex dens and addicts injecting themselves. >> there was one lady interviewed who lived in a building that i don't know if it was a brownstone, it had stairs leading up to her front door and she said she was walking home. there were people on the steps. he had to walk past and get up her stairs. >> the big apple. not the way it used to be.

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♪ ♪ >> a conservative student group in california taking their college administrators to court in a fight for free speech. the young americans for freedom accuses clovis college of discrimination claiming they were banned from our hanging flyers promoting messages against communism and socialism. during the school freedom week. the students saying we will not sit by idly as college administrators conservative students in the name of diversity and inclusion. here to react fox news contributor douglas murray. they got the approval to put the posters up, then it sounds as if the new -- and at the direction

of clovis president dr. laurie bennett, they were taken down. so what's up with that? >> it's amazing, isn't it? there was a poll that show that one-third of american students, that's one-third have positive feelings about communism. it's it's a pretty horrific stat. the 20th century's had 20 tell mike to terrible ideologies, fascism and communism. if the third of american students of positive feelings towards fascism we would be rightly alarmed. but a third of students having positive feelings about communism is indicative that they do not know what communism is or was paid is completely right that of the students who do not should try to educate their peers about the realities of communism and socialism. what it did in the 20th century and what it could do in the 21st. they were completely in their rights and correct to be

asserting their first amendment rights. the fact that a college that they were doing something controversial is amazing. the fact they are now fighting back is very encouraging. >> sure. back when i was in college i remember there were political groups -- this was the 70s. in the quad there was every imaginable sign every day on every single topic. and if you want a college to have every idea that she wanted all going in your head so you can think about everything then decide what's important to you. but i wonder how many political statements posted by groups from the political left has been taken down? >> it's like the social media bias, isn't it? it's an inherited bias in america that allows the left to get away with all sorts of rabble rousing unit of the right work to do anything similar people would come down on them.

all that's happening here is students pointing out the historical facts of what communism led to. the historical disaster of what it was? like this is a the fact the colleges tried to silence it shows a terrible bias. but the fact that fire, the organization filing the suit is now helping the students fight back is very encouraging. >> all they would have to do is go into a world history class and they would see exactly what you're talking about. socialism and communism was all about. by the way clovis college, we asked them for a comedy and they said we don't comment on pending litigation. but douglas murray does and he joins us today. thank you. >> eight: 26 now and breaking news at about 10 minutes ago one bus of

migrants just arrived in new york city. that is at the port authority. it looks as if they are starting the holo- way -- they are coming to a stop. now if the past is prologue you can see in the front there is a yellow bicycle rack to keep the press away from the people who are going to come down. we've seen in official from the city in charge of migrants and housing and things like that. it's i believe that's mr. castro. what they are going to do is shake hands and say welcome to new york city, follow that line and you will get information about housing and money and things like that. >> counting men and women. more men than women. we know -- is this our second bus? we are expecting for total and

they are being dropped off here in new york city. he reported yesterday there is a child that one of the hotels there is another -- one of the hotels in times square is outfitting itself to house many of these migrants. in the meantime they have to find a place to live and her homeless shelters are being overrun and that's what our mayor is being complained about. we are getting thousands per day, you're getting a few busloads occasionally. >> the city of new york has received from texas a couple hundred, certainly less than 500. where is our southern border in texas and new mexico and arizona probably gets five, six, 7,000 per day. one of the things the mayor of washington, d.c., suggested a couple of weeks ago was that governor abbott down in texas was tricking these people into getting on the bus and going to washington, d.c., and going to

new york city. but from this welcome they are getting it doesn't look like anybody is like i'm so glad to be off this bus because they treated me so badly. we understand there was some criticism, there was not enough water on the bus and not enough of it but then of texas said we don't know where that story is coming from because we always have an extra day or two worth of water and food and provisions on the buses. >> many of them might have relatives in new york. governor abbott down in texas that they are volunteering to get on these buses. they know some of them are going to new york city. we've seen buses go to washington, d.c. we had a reporter in washington who was asking people where you want to go ultimately? some said state, some so they wanted to go to florida. >> we both wrote stories were somewhere between texas and the big northeastern order city the people in the bus i can you pull over we want to get off in chattanooga and number of people along the way -- here comes the

third bus further i've gotten off as well. all right, going to keep an eye on things. if anybody stops to talk to the press we will bring it back to your life. >> still had abandoned in afghanistan. new data proves a sweeping number of americans and allies were left behind when kabul collapsed a year ago. our next guest was among the brave soldiers who help to save our allies, cofounder tim kennedy is next. ♪ ♪ shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles.

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>> it gets worse if you're paying attention. as republicans accusing the administration of leaving more than 800 u.s. citizens behind. that's more than eight times what the white house previously disclosed. they said they would not leave fingerprints behind. the u.s. also claims arm straight soldiers were forced to defect to iran when they didn't get up from the united states. our next guest helped evacuate nearly 10,000 people from afghanistan during the chaotic withdrawal. army ranger and save our allies

cofounder served in afghanistan and went back a year ago. tim, what do you want americans to know? you were there on the ground. what should we think about today? >> we went there 20 years ago for security and stability. then he went. thus evacuating and leaving in this way and this manner making our allies have to run to iran with weapons to. that is not building security in the nation where we have to use a drone strike to kill the number one al qaeda who was bin laden's number two. we killed them last week in kabul. the reason is there is it is now a safe haven for terrorists. is going back to what it was before 9/11. i think it will be even more conducive environment for radical ideas to flourish. >> what do you think we see this footage? >> would mean that i thought that every day. men and women that were there. the marines and i was fortunate.

they asked me to go and i said yes but there were thousands of other people who wanted to go come of it needed to know a way to get there. the men and women on the ground there, peer superheroes. the active her wisdom and courage demonstrated every day everywhere i looked it was remarkable to see the bravery. >> this devastating impact of her hit the military mapped period. the most difficult or impossible and circumstances can go and yet this is going to be with people remember. i hope that's not the case but people are beginning to forget what happened that day and that's what bothers me them. you did a documentary that on the 20 about what happened. an explosion killed 13 americans and wounded dozens more and killed over a hundred afghans. >> this is heartbreaking. one of the serviceman's but died

in the plumbing. it is committed to that is great this week. the ripple effect of what's happening enough, stan, thinking out to vietnam in the way that we left, we don't want that for this generation. i don't want those for my colleagues that worked overseas. they deserve better. the men and women of afghanistan left out for their country they deserve better. good to move to get up out of execution to do it. if you're looking at the overall security of america was at a good move to get out? >> i didn't want to fight there anymore. the way we left there's no way anybody can say objectively that was a smart strategic withdrawal from afghanistan. now we have things to fix. the plan safe houses running from the taliban. when we left there were hundreds

of americans we still need to get out. it was the worst thing. a level of destruction. you see people calling from planes, that's not even close to her about it was on the ground. it was very easy to leave people behind because it was so impossible to find the people that we needed to get out of. >> our allies still needs help. organ have you back on the 26th and talk about the documentary. thank you so much, tim. meanwhile stars & stripes is available right now. that's your book. still had the search for missing california team entering a new phase. investigators reveal a new shocking twist. former federal prosecutor nancy haig's on search next.

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>> california investigators if they are entering a new stage for 6-year-old carly broadly. >> we are moving into a more limited but continued search and rescue effort. we've pulled in a ton of resources towards that goal. our biggest problem is where do we go and how do we keep sustaining this? were going to have to switch modes and kind of focus on the investigative and to try to figure out where to be go from there. >> at a shocking new twist. these two people with the missing nearby around the same time. here to react his former federal prosecutor and national coordinator for child exploitation, prevention, francey hakes. good morning. >> good morning. >> do we know about this other

couple? a california woman and their ex-husband and they had gone to the hot august 9th car show. 35 miles away. what else to we know? >> well there's so many mysteries in these two different cases. this couple apparently work together. they were friendly axes and about 10:30 at night, j.j. texted her current boyfriend and said she would be home in about 30 minutes, at 11:00 p.m. shortly after 11:00 p.m. her location services went off in summer around there her ax location service although also went off and then they just vanished. it was on the same day that kylie vanished. not that many miles apart, ainsley. it's a real mystery to law enforcement how three people could have disappeared in a pretty small area at a small time. i'm sure people were wondering whether they've all been hit with foul play, and of course

with the teenager we should be very concerned about -- >> kylie rodney is a 16-year-old. it says herself and have been to the be herself and was not charged fully? and they still ping it and find it if it is not charged? >> once the cell phone is dead the location services are gone. all he can do is look at the last tower that cell phone pinged to. i'm sure they've done that apparently they've exhausted a lot of resources looking for carly. she disappeared with her car. it seems like it's very difficult -- this other couple, j.j. and juan is there any chance maybe they are friendly. they used to date. is there any chance please think

they just ran off together because they miss each other and they just want to get away? >> i was reading that j.j.'s sister was upset because there were not helicopters and other things done in the search like there was for kylie. when you're talking about adults who were in a former relationship, please have to look at the possibility they've gone off together and they don't want their friends and family to know they've gone off together. seems like after ten days in this kind of search and publicity, if the three people have actually runoff under their own volition they would have reached out to somebody by now. >> it all of your experience, because i know you've handled these types of cases, the 16-year-old, do you think it would find some more clues that maybe somebody was covering something up? >> that's a great point. there were hundreds of people apparently at this party, teenagers. they've got a lot of interviews

get through i'm sure people were drinking, maybe there were drugs. but people would've been taking a lot of photographs and video. police will be very interested in looking at all of them that list on the night of the party in addition to talking to everybody and hopefully somebody will have a clue. >> we know when we hang out with that age group they are always on their phones taking pictures and posting. hopefully we'll find some answers for family. much. i hope we find all three of them. >> things, ainsley. >> carly of smart headlines. four buses dropped off my grandson new york city port authority, you watched it happen life come up more 50 migrants got off here but some got off along the way. this is part of texas governor greg abbott's plan to show democratic lawmakers the total an influx of migrants take some communities. wwe wrestler and actress social

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the brawl erupted after patriots player erupted on the -- in total three patrons players were kicked out of practice. they cannot be doing that. adam come over you. >> practice? feeling beautiful and going to practice the forecast now. feeling beautiful on fox square because it's a much cooler across the northeast. eva lurched from the gulf coast stretching to east texas including houston and the pacific northwest were some spots are going to get solidly into the triple digits. i will leave you with you for and highs across the country. nothing in indoor steel. >> thank you, adam. still have crying foul. the nba and announced it will not hold games on election day.

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compared to july 2019. the iconic central park boathouse could be saved by a secret billionaire. ainsley just said yes i agree. it's beautiful. "the new york post" reporting and anonymous better is offering $6 million to buy the restaurant before it shuts down two months from today. current operator dean paul has said he had no choice but to close the boathouse on october 2017 due to skyrocketing inflation. it might be saved by a secret billionaire. >> just in the nick of time. >> so much history there. >> have great memories with my parents. >> that millionaire, billionaire, could be clay travis our next guest. >> many people have gotten engaged too right there. >> meanwhile the nba announcing it would not schedule games on

election day the season in an effort to encourage fans to vote in the midterms. critics are calling the links double standards when it comes to politics pointing out the league is still silent when it comes to china and its human rights abuses but they are giving people the day off to vote. >> they are. telling fox news digital the nba constantly told me we don't want to get involved in politics. i guess what they meant to say was we don't want to upset china. clay travis is here to react. clay? >> yeah, ainsley, it's not only that they are not going to play games on election day. it's that the day before election day all 30 teams are going to play and they are going to lecture all of us about left-wing politics. it's just such an awful decision by the nba which has alienated a massive amount of their otherwise audience that loves watching basketball and just

doesn't want to be marinated in this world culture which is also incredibly hypocritical because they will rip american institutions and values to the high heavens but then will hop on johnson go play in the uae were if you are you can be beheaded. that's not even hyperbole. that's what they do in the united arab 70 nba is fine playing a preseason game there but then they have to lecture all of us on american politics and they will never mention china or other countries global failings. >> you know, collate, cancer freedom has suggested is okay with giving the day off but at the same time he feels like the league is encouraging people to vote a certain way. >> of course. that's exactly what they are doing. if their position was we are going to take a day on election day to talk about american exceptionalism and how america is the greatest country in the world, let's all

celebrate our privilege and good fortune to live here. the frank smart majority of americans would say okay but the problem is the democrat party invoke politics in general is founded on the principal amount of everything is racist in america and america is awful. i believe that's what they'll be parroting in the nba. >> think about how interesting this is this will be his first midterm to ever become be able to vote. >> he should be -- there's no way 25 teams couldn't use them. it's all about politics. in the meantime the pga are in this epic battle. tiger woods and tori mcelroy clearly in the pga care. disappearing the kind of help the pga with the strategy to battle the live tournament. is he making the right move for him? would he think the correct strategy is if you are the pga?

>> brian i told you and studio may be two months ago or so that made the outcome here was inevitable. it is some form of merger between live and the pga tour. and it feels to me like the pga tour is slowly reckoning with that reality. i'm sure this is designed to provide the backbone and keep more players from deciding to deflect to the live tour. ultimately this feels a lot like, for those of us out here who are sports fans, the afl when they challenge the nfl. ultimately the afl and nfl merger we ended up at the super bowl. i feel like that is where the golf world is heading. >> i'm noticing a subliminal message. if people would like more information what does it say behind him? see what's kicking all the time. clay, thank you very much. >> i appreciated.

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