thanks for being a good sport, brian. a polite request, though. up at the station -- say of social order complete even with those cute little orange socks of you, please keep your shoes on and public. no bare feet on a train, plane. we don't want to see that. best of luck to you, brian. we hope you land on your feet. "gutfeld" next. fox news alert. the gloves are off between greg abbott and eric adams. more buses are packed with migrants arriving into century city leaving the mayor looking for an additional 5,000 hotel rooms to the house them you're watching "fox & friends first." i am carley shimkus. >> todd: nrm todd piro. that is expected to run into the tens of millions of dollars.

we are seeing hundred more migrants crossing by the day. >> sending a false message to the american people. this is the largest prices i have seen in my 35 years doing this job and it is costing lives. >> todd: griff jenkins has the latest. >> griff: it turns out eric adams does not like a small fraction. he is now accusing greg abbott of isn't that migrants political ponds. >> it is the worst type of politics to raise his national profile and you should not be doing it. taking away the respect and dignity of people who are in need. what the texas governor is doing is so anti-american. >> griff: but abbott is doubling down saying the frustration should be directed the biden administration.

>> governor abbott: i'm helping the local communities. sending them up to the northeast. what they have century city. not did the new york mayor ever condemn the biden administration for what they were doing to put those illegal immigrants in new york city. for another -- they are just a bunch of hypocrites. >> griff: is more migrants arrived at the ceo of the hotel association is stepping up thing the department of homeless services has reached out to many potential suppliers for a -- hotel says new york city stands ready to help the community as it has in the past during covid went many in shelters removed to the hotel's practice as the crisis at the border is showing no signs of slowing down. there is work 2,136 encounters. that is the cameras capturing

these massive groups. it becomes the day we after we thought that gate shut on that migrants. why? because no border patrol agents were on hand. stay tuned because the next hour you guys are going to talk to david carpenter, a hotel guest of the tennis. 60 that he is never coming back now that there are housing migrants there. >> carley: that image. i have a feeling that is going to run on in the sun republican campaign. >> the border patrol agents are facing backlash for doing that. is that criticism warranted? >> griff: it is not and i'm glad you asked me that because that is on the confines that i have spent countless days and nights encountering it and what happen here in butter patrol agent said i hope that the country does not think that border patrol agents are simply letting the migrants in because at that point, they

have already crossed an art into the country. to have to be taken into custody so they have no choice but to open the gate. the reason why they that it is because there were no border patrol agents to take them into custody, which is not what texas dps is able to do. >> todd: a lot of the focus, are the buses coming here? mayor eric adams, a blank check on the taxpayers' dollar to house these individuals. what are you feeling about other cities, presumably other century city is? is there a bus coming to a city near you where you as a text. are going to have to foot the bill? >> griff: texas governor abbott has not announced any new cities. as we have seen and you hear from other states, like tennessee for example. migrants have ended up you are seeing them going all across the country. and luke krebs as we reported,

fox news broke here, we now surpassed the 2 million more of that number of illegal crossings in this fiscal year so far and that you could is not over. we have two more months. obviously just a tiny fraction to you in new york entered as here in dc. my guest and just a guest, but based on success, governor abbott i having in trying to raise this to the national level and to the democrat led city you will see where century city is getting some of these migrants sign visibly so that abbott can continue to raise awareness to the fact that he cannot alone, tessa cannot handle the crisis but they are expense and interface of biden's administration refusing to acknowledge it. we have heard nothing from them about this. >> todd: and the fiscal year for the federal government ends. it is not that growth does not

know how normal calendar works. he does. thank you. now, a federal judge ordering the justice department proposed reductions of the affidavit to justify that raid on former president trump's home. >> carley: will it be enough? brooke singman has all of the details. >> brooke: he is inclined to release some of the affidavit used to justify the unprecedented raid of former president trump's mar-a-lago home. one heart saying the government has not met its burden that the entire affidavit should remain sealed. the decision coming as a huge upset for the justice department which has opposed unsealing to document claiming it would compromise its criminal investigated -- investigation into trump. even with this safeguard, doj counterintelligence chief is not satisfied, telling "the washington post," there's real concern to chill other witnesses who may come forward and

cooperate. also insisting there would be nothing of substance that the affidavit is -- if the affidavit is released. expecting all substance will be lost. listen. >> i expect we will get a lot of black ink all over that piece of paper. i would probably be rejecting everything other than the word "and" and "the ." >> brooke: trump's spokesman says "no reduction should be necessary." but the trump legal team did not file a motion for the release of the unredacted document. >> we have not seen that affidavit and we have not seen the reductions. but we will be making that decision as it comes out. we got to see it. >> brooke: the justice department has until noon on

thursday. but the judge will have the final say. guys? >> carley: thank you so much. let's bring in mark smith. and former member of president trump's transition team. marc keller good morning to you. a judge yesterday, made his billing. the question becomes, how much do you think that doj will redact? >> mark: well, i think the department of justice is going to try to redact everything -- every single aspect of the probable cause affidavit that they can. keep in mind that whatever they propose is going to go to judge reinhardt who has already indicated he thinks a lot of the affidavit should be disposed to disclose to the public. this is an extraordinary case. this is not a normal criminal case where an affidavit like this might be kept confidential. the attorney general merrick garland has already spoken publicly about a criminal case. and that is highly unusual because usually the attorney general says nothing and just

let's relief that the court process play out but you have public statement and it goes to show you the extraordinary nature of the process that we are seeing right now down in florida. >> todd: much like this peanut stuff, grab any box that you want why didn't the judge in this case get more specifics as to what can and cannot be rejected? it seems like the judges -- judge is setting this up for endless rounds of appeal after appeal. i would say the judge would say here is what you can and can't redact. goforth with their highlighter with your whiteout pen, and get to it. >> mark: i agree. i think judge reinhardt used to work for the department of justice. so i think he is basically thing to the government, i'm giving you -- i'm telling you that i think a lot of this affidavit can be the close -- disclose to the public. i will divert your judgment to

make recommendations to me, the judge, and i'm going to look at what you recommend to be rejected and i will double-checked you. so if you are too overly broad department of justice and i'm going to step in and tell you if you can't do it. and as you recall, the judge basically to the justice not only are you to submit the reduction. you have to explain to me why you think these rejected those reductions are necessary. there is two parts of it and judge reinhardt will make an independent judgment as a federal judge. >> carley: merrick garland made the decision to raid trump's home. do think he will pursue charges? what will that look like? >> mark: that is the complexion. they don't want this affidavit disclose but this is going to hurt their ongoing investigation. what is really on his the critical events seem to have already to complete. >> president trump was the president. he had commenced.

there documents in florida for the last 18 months, mind you and know the department of justice is doing a search warrant. one wonders what is left. this is not like this is a drug cartel where it is an ongoing criminal enterprise. tapwrit this is a dispute as best as and when can tell and presumably the department of justice has it and to the extent there was any key activity has already occurred. i don't understand for example protecting the names of confidential important -- informants or what may be separately down there in florida, seems like all the critical events have already occurred. >> todd: is that doj push to keep this from the public? more about sparing them the embarrassment over eight weight that quite frankly it did not need to be district -- this dramatic? >> mark: well, you know, obviously, on the merrick

garland, to justice department of justice knows what they intend to do. this has all the hallmarks of what i would consider a civil matter, should have the documents. and of course, we know in the court system, you have a criminal process. you also have a civil process which is the least restrictive mean and it is -- we are still waiting to see why this escalated into the criminal proceeding as opposed to a simple but other than you could argue that, well, it grabs the public's attention, a criminal matter as opposed to a civil case. against president trump. >> carley: and it sounds like in terms of the affidavit, it will be a long drawn out process until we find any more aside from the media links that keep coming out. and we don't know what to believe and what not to believe. >> todd: we have to fill in the gaps. >> carley: mark smith, thank you for joining us this morning. a flash mob of looters is caught

on surveillance carrying up a convenience store in los angeles. authorities is at least 100 people stormed into the 711. one suspect even started throwing food at a worker who feared for his life. please think the same group held a street cake -- take over blocking traffic and doing doughnuts with their vehicles. the group of vandals ran off before police arrived. no arrests have been made. attempted murder charges dropped for repeat offenders, soccer punched eight-man nearly killing him. >> todd: three-peat criminal is back on the street without bail. all of that residents are face to -- please charge the suspect with murder and the evaluated and charge him based on the evidence they had. the homeless man charges were downgraded to third-degree

assault and second-degree harassment. the victim was sucker punched and hit his head leaving him with a broken skull and broken cheeks. the homeless man who was on probation for assaulting a 17-year-old was able to walk three. even mayor eric adams questioned the laws which allowed the revolving door for grills to get back on the street. arrested 14 times including a 1994 sexual assault on a minor and attempted robbery. suspect accused of beating eight near the city cab driver to that, is facing manslaughter charges. when-year-old austin raymo's allegedly fatally beat that 60 drilled -- 52-year-old after refusing to pay for a cab ride back three arrests have been made in the brutal beating. police say there are more suspects. the wife is pleading for them to

come forward and bring justice to her husband. >> he was the only one i looked up to. and now his life has been cut short just like that. we only want justice. we want justice to be served. >> ashley: the federation of taxi drivers is offering a 15,000-dollar reward for information leading to more arrests. back to you guys. >> todd: that pork family. there's a little eat review of this guy punching the other guy. what more evidence does the prosecution's need. it is right there. governor kathy hochul. part of a liberal push for more gender-neutral language. changing all variations of the term salesman to salesperson. they also replaced instances of his or her with the poker part of a broader woke push in york.

another measure modify the term counsel man to councilmember beck carley shimkus, what are we doing here? we had literally a city out of control, people being randomly punched, taxi drivers being killed. yeah, that new york governor instead of focusing on bail reform which would keep guys like that in jail for the rest of their lives, we are changing words that nobody seems to be bothered by. >> carley: and remember earlier this week, congressman sean patrick maloney, a democrat from new york and the head of the democratic congressional campaign committee said to the new york times nobody likes us. we have a likability problem and he says it is because democratic lawmakers don't talk like normal people do. this is exactly what he is referring to. the governor 10 past easy knowing that salesman is no longer a thing but look at the cover of the near post. it is what ashley was talking

patrick the repeat offender, sucker punched a man into a coma. he has brain bleeding and he was led free with no bail. maybe extent before you fix the language. >> todd: exactly. if you wake up in a world and thank my number one priority is changing your salesman to each salesperson, you live in a bizarre fantasy world. again, why doesn't the d.a. charge this guy with a much higher crime? we have the tape. there's no dispute. they are not discussing anything. there's no premeditation from the victim here. this is just a random attack. that guide needs to be in jail. great news. salespeople can rejoice. they are now -- >> carley: democratic lawmakers supporting this salesperson, a salesman to salesperson says, nothing makes me laugh and simultaneously want to bang my head against the wall more than this, we want our workplaces to reflect that diversity of new

york. the best way to achieve their goal is by making sure that all realtors make sure that they belong. i know female realtors who work in new york city. i'm sure they were doing this and so glad that inmates hard-core criminals feel more socially accepted because they are called incarcerated people. >> todd: and the women are just up in arms that they are not being called salespeople. it is ludicrous that we have to talk about this. this is why nothing gets done because of crap like this. >> carley: parents are calling on officials to present after they allowed biological males to apply to the all-girls school. >> todd: and remember this? >> we don't agree on everything in new jersey. but we agreed that our kids deserve a request education. when extremists attack that is

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♪ ♪ >> carley: parents are calling on school board officials at an elite all-girls school in nashville after their decisions to accept applications from transgender women. the announced the gender diversity philosophy before pausing over the backlash that followed. a letter from parents, alumni, and donors called for the immediate liquidation of officials -- resignation of officials, back to the idea. >> todd: not like new jersey. the largest teachers union in new jersey is facing backlash for demonizing parents and a new ad labeling them extremist for sharing concerns with school officials in board meetings. >> we agreed that our kids deserve a world-class education. when extremists are attacking

our schools, that is not who we are. people who only want to fight to score political points should join us now. >> we have christine sinclair and eric. he is busy. but with their reaction when you saw that ad? >> i was thrilled. they have doubled down on their work against parents just at the right time. and they continue all in the wrong path. it is almost sad. it is just going to fire up parents to come to the polls. they wanted to go back to their normal lives but it is clear they will not . >> todd: does that move, you know, popularized by merrick garland and his doj, that the teachers union. losing in the court of public opinion? >> it is always right from the playbook. i'm looking at co-teaching is

political organizing for social change. the largest lobbying for education in new jersey. they are involved in all the legislations. that tell us what our children need to be taught in schools. it is a horrendous situation. the earth losing membership every day. friends of mine have programs and things going on to defund the njea. you can find that on facebook. >> todd: let's look a hole from a teachers union. the american federation of teachers. 42% of americans feel teachers devote too much time to teaching gender identity while 21% of parents feel teachers are not devoted next time. have you come across any of that 21% clamoring for more? >> kristen: i have. i'm 39 years old. i have a friends who are teachers and i think the poll is

targeting the wrong group. the teachers are doing everything they can and still finding ways to make time for kids. i know having an eight-year-old and mike township, it is the administration. it is the legislature and it is exactly our board of education who have not been able to have the courage to say no. we will do what is best for our communities and have a curriculum reflect what our students need not what the governor wants to impose based on his ideological beliefs. >> todd: eryk, if a teacher can't carry out their teaching duties without teaching, discussing their sex life with children, should that person be teaching in the first place? >> eric: how can you trust an adult to talk about sex with their child when they don't tell you when, how, and if it is age-appropriate or not. you just cannot trust that

situation whatsoever. i know with my twin 17-year-old daughters, i don't trust it and i'm fighting for all of the kids in new jersey and all around. it is in every state. the rules followed from the top all the way down and we are placing it at our local board of education. >> are completes our falling on deaf ears. is why we are running for the board of education. >> todd: kristen clarke but i don't understand, if we talked about sex, albert sex left in the workplace, we get a visit by the hr. but if you do this in schools at least in new jersey, you become a teacher of year. what is the problem there? why the disconnect? >> kristen: the problem in new jersey since 2018 has been governor murphy. he rest a bill through requiring certain equity and inclusion lessons that required different

sexuality based topics. instead of looking for people for their achievements, we need to look for their achievements plus. has to be some category. the sad part is it is not doing outrage in any services to make up for the lost learning time. we need to focus on math facts. new jersey used to have the best schools in the country. that is why our property tax or what they are. so we know that there's something wrong with the way we are teaching and that is why we have our website to invite people to join us to create the answer to the njea. we are forming a parents unit. we are forming a super pac and we are going to answers your lobbying and misinformation. >> todd: we wish you the best of luck to keep our kids this stuff we are not in agreement onto taylor ham or pork roll. christian -- kristen and eric,

thank you. >> carley: a school board is reversing course to stop deciding the pledge of allegiance at monthly meetings. last week, the board in fargo voted seven having two to end the practice claiming the phrase "under god pick is not inclusive to all religions. they are looking to reverse it. >> i have been threatened with violence and called every name in the book. the disruptions and the threats must end. i'm going to vote to reinstate the pledge of allegiance here. >> carley: only one member voted against the reversal. it is good in north dakota, you can see the pledge of allegiance again. >> todd: except you can't state salesman in new york city.

>> carley: trying to this. it has been nearly a year since we saw those heartbreaking images of more than 12,000 haitian migrants under a del rio, texas, ridge. >> todd: we are talking to a man part of the cleanup effort. ♪ ♪

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>> todd: border patrol in arizona making a massive bust of fentanyl pills men to appeal to children. rainbow fentanyl pills confiscated. authorities say they have encountered bright colored pills that make the deadly drug look like candy. >> the biggest fear is that it would get in the hands of children who don't understand what it is that they have and thinking that it is sidewalk chalk or a piece of candy and

potentially overdosing. >> todd: police seizing 800 rainbow fentanyl pills during a bust important, oregon. >> carley: it has been nearly one year since we saw those heartbreaking images of migrants in del rio, texas, forced to live in squalor under a bridge. the border crisis rages on. encountering -- migrant encounters are passing to million for fiscal year 2022. civilians are left to pick up the pieces. as part of the cleanup effort during the chaos in del rio. he has returned. an army veteran and the founder of great american cleanup joins me now from eagle pass, texas. john hook good morning to you. what are you seeing on the ground this. >> just tens and tens of garbage i was last night with the shares department and we did a tour of

a small section of the border and it was just overwhelmed with garbage. the amount of stuff that they are leaving behind across the border is out of control. it is essentially a landfill on the border. and it is left for people and myself and local government to come by and pick this stuff up. >> carley: last year, he went to the del rio went there with those thousands of haitian migrants that were forced to live another bridge and what did you see then fixed i remember it turned out to be a rescue mission on your part. >> john: it was truly unbelievable. we were pulling people from venezuela out of the ground. and washing people -- watching people wash babies. there are people giving birth another bridge in del rio. it was an believable site. -- sight. we had people setting up

teepees, cutting trees down and making shelters. it was like nothing i have ever seen and they all -- they are all here because they love joe biden. that is they were telling us. i'm not making this up for tv. that is what they told me on video. they said it is because joe biden is a caring president and this is their time to come. so they are coming and they are not stopping. >> carley: president biden is saying the governor's decision is inhumane and cruel. but encouraging this sort of illegal immigration and having these people live in these kind of conditions, is that humane? >> john: i can tell you what is not humane, if you live in eagle pass and you are not allowed to let your children out by themselves. is that humane to raise your child that situation? no one else in america has a problem. they are going to get a taste of

what it is like to live in eagle pass. >> carley: do these communities have the funding to do the cleanup efforts under your own? if not for you, then what would they do? >> john: they absolutely don't have the fighting. the sheriff's office are spending money on overtime protecting the border and not the cities for the citizens that live there. so people like myself and other great americans have to come out and do things like picking up trash on the border just because i love america. that is my america, too. it seems like the government has forgotten about this part of america. we have not. >> carley: you know, that reminds me of what president biden said during his inauguration speech when he said he wants to be a president to all people. and two years later, he has not visited the southern border and i'm sure the people living in that area feel forgotten back. >> john: it is pretty crazy when a guy from jupiter, florida,

that owns a moving company has been to the border more times than the president of the united states. if he did one right along with anyone along the border, i guarantee you things would start to change. you can't overlook how bad it is here. the amount of people that were coming in last night in a short time that i was there, i think i saw at least 50 people and i was on beyond the border for maybe an hour looking at trash. they were so excited to be here screaming and yelling. coming from venezuela. so excited that they finally made it to america. and as they crossed the border, they just throw their trash everywhere. imagine what it is like in our cities, towns, and eric counties. if they are doing it here, they are doing it there. >> carley: , in terms of their personal mission, can you tell us very quickly about it? because i know there is a 9/11 tyon. >> john: i am a veteran. 911 was a very -- cold a very

sacred place in my heart. i tried to give back by cleaning the different cities with my company. we have cleaned baltimore. we have cleaned del rio. and this year we are going to clean eagle pass and i will focus on these border towns because no one else is. >> carley: you are doing a good job. it is tragic. and a lot of these people have -- they feel like they have no hope because no one from the federal government -- thank you so much for joining us. >> john: you are welcome back. >> carley: absolute. did you hear about this? when it comes to that news brian felter is out after cnn canceled his show. >> todd: i'm not calling you stupid, but is the economy stupid? >> i would say the economy right now. >> the economy.

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>> carley: on msnbc, the readout bashing republicans as supporters of fascism. >> i think they made it crystal clear, the choice is not between democrat and republican. it is between democracy and fascism. that republican playbook is to make voting the most difficult thing possible. you are asking them to win in states with one hand tied behind their back. >> carley: msnbc spent much of wednesday and thursday bringing their hands -- wringing their hands. hinting at a possible run for the white house. florida governor ron desantis announced criminal charges against 20 felons for illegally voting in the 2020 presidential election, the suspects have been of heinous crimes like murder

and sexual assault. the alleged crimes were uncovered by florida's new office of election crimes and security. the identities of those in charge have not been released. if convicted, they face up to five years in prison. >> todd: especially as the effects of inflation are hitting americans' while it's. >> i think the immediate issue would be the economy. >> i would say the economy right now is the biggest issue. >> the economy, i guess. >> number one is the economy. >> the economy. >> yeah, it is tough right now. >> todd: running for congress in illinois and a former candidate for congress in maryland and a texas congressional candidate, all three join me now. catalina, how worried are voters in their district? what are they telling you? >> i am on the ground every day

and moms and parents are sick of paying $200 in grocery bills. six dollars a gallon and gas. there's still a baby formula shortage in our district and especially in states like illinois where we have some of the most aggressive economic policies. people truly find hoped that some really at the federal level. when you are seeing this inflation and how regressive it is going on on a federal level, really is hurting people on the ground and settled democrats are going to eat this one in november. it is time we have policies and pick more money in americans' pockets and not focus on the madness that is going on in this the biden administration. it is ridiculous and people are fed up. >> todd: art republicans doing enough to focus on the economy, on the campaign trail or to some extent are democrats co-opting their message even though the democrats are the ones that have tank the economy over the last

couple of months of the biden administration? >> you could not have said that any better. that democrats have co-opted the rhetoric entirely. they have created red herrings and use that as an opportunity to scare americans into voting. we are the ones that have policies and it is time that we've told people the truth. we need to stop, punched reacting to but that left is saying. it is scare tactics in order to scare people into thinking that they have only one option which is letting -- we are the ones bring solutions to the table. we want to bring liquid and we want to make livelihood affordable again and they want to take that away. and continue lying to americans with regressive economic policies. let us know that we are the ones with the correct policies that are functional and effective and let's keep winning with that.

absolutely. >> todd: and the economy is a big deal in irene's district. record $50 million on the midterm elections. this money is being used to help candidates that support abortion. let's not forget this group collects taxpayer dollars. how is that fair and how does abortion play in your district? >> irene: with an over 80% hispanic publishing, we see it playing a big role because most of the people don't understand that the democrats are pro-killing babies and we have to put the reality in front of them and let them know how much each abortion costs, how many babies are being killed in order for these candidates to be like to it does limit a big role. it is definitely the economy. i asked people all the time, what is that number one issue and they actually want to fight texas. we are the -- taxes. we are the highest taxed county

in texas and it is all correlated. again, like the two previous candidates said, it is bringing a light and speaking a truth into the lives of americans and letting them make this decision in november hernando it is very favorable for us. >> todd: showing how important the economy is going to be. speaking of dollars and cents, going back to abortion, planned parenthood, the group shows they were given $681 million in federal health services and grants. that is everybody's taxpayer dollars and it leads to belief that you three ladies have that republicans can't win on abortion in the returns even though democrats think it is their issue. thank you as always. best of luck. thank you always for being here with us. we appreciate it.

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>> fox news alert put the career criminal accused of sick or punching a man is now free without bail. he was allowed to walk after they downgraded his charge from attempted murder to a misdemeanor. you are watching "fox & friends first." i am todd piro. >> carley: and i am carley shimkus. he is in a coma. the suspect is not just a registered