>> have a great day, everyone. it has been fun. breaking news today. we'll be back tomorrow. hopefully the shuttle will take off on friday. >> join me on radio. >> dana: mission postponed. nasa scrubbed this morning's launch of the artemis 1 moon rocket. it could be rescheduled for this friday. artemis 1 is the most powerful rocket ever built by nasa. first mission is an unmanned trial. they will see if they can send restaurants back to the moon. it hopes it will pave the way to send people to mars.

she will tell lawmakers whether their stories posed a risk to national security. bill has time off. good morning, trace. >> moon to mar-a-lago might be the scene of today's show. house oversight leaders welcoming the dni's decision saying officials must swiftly move to mitigate any potential risk. at the same time federal judge is siding with the former president saying she intends to appoint an independent special master to review how the f.b.i. handled the documents. >> dana: all this after the f.b.i. unsealed a heavily redacted affidavit showed the agency had probable cause to believe that the former president was keeping classified information at his resort. some of it apparently dealing with spies and secrets. >> bill: former congressman trey gowdy is making the case for more transparency. >> perhaps some people have already made up their minds.

but many have not. they want more information. is this really about the return of documents or something else? what is at stake are two foundational beliefs that no one is above or beneath the law, not even former presidents. number two, similar facts should lead to similar outcomes. justice should be the same for everyone. and never be used as a political weapon. >> dana: david spunt is reporting live from the justice department. good morning, david. >> good morning. dni admiral hayes will be meeting with congress at some point after assessing some of these documents, hundreds of classified documents taken from mar-a-lago -- the white house to mar-a-lago during the trump presidency. several members of congress are told that haines and the

intelligence community will look at assessments to national security resulting from the disclosure of relevant documents. the former president's team is celebrating what appears to be a legal victory in court after a federal judge signaled she wanted to bring in a special master. a neutral third party arbiter to take a look at how d.o.j. is handling some of the evidence in this specific case. a special master could be a retired judge, an attorney that really has nothing specifically to do with the case but to make sure that evidence now in federal custody was handled properly. they may be able to return some evidence back to mar-a-lago not needed in this exact investigation. typically special masters are named by the judge although we don't know who the special master will be in this case if the motion is officially granted. judge cannon has to make that decision. right now it's on a preliminary basis. f.b.i. agents went to mar-a-lago three weeks ago

today. the federal government has had three weeks to look at the evidence. legal experts say it is too late for a special master as time is not on the side of team trump. the trump team says it's important to have the neutral third party view. the judge wants to hear arguments from both sides of the issue in person in court in west palm beach on thursday. dana. >> dana: all eyes to thursday. thank you very much, david. >> david makes a great point. 18 days the d.o.j. has been looking at documents but a victory for the former president. there is a neutral set of eyes looking at these things. >> dana: "wall street journal" editorial board saying the comey/clinton document standard on trump when hillary kept classified information on her private email server the justice let her off. it goes back to what trey gowdy was saying in the segment. you can't erase what happened back then. people are paying attention to that and so much else this morning. >> equal justice is the only comparison we have right now

until we know more about the documents. okay. >> it was mon mentally unfair. unfair to people who didn't go to college because they didn't think they could afford it. unfair to people who paid their loans back and just bad economics. if you don't slow the economy down by forgiving debt and giving people another $24 billion to spend that they would have been spending paying off the student debt that they borrowed. >> senator roy blunt among the critics of the student loan forgiveness plan as a new nonpartisan analysis from the penn wharton budget model estimates the plan could cost a trillion dollars. mark meredith at the white house with more on this. good morning. >> good morning. president biden is rejecting critics who claim this debt loan forgiveness program would be unfair and the pushback has been coming from republicans so far. a small number of democrats speaking out saying it may send the wrong message to some

taxpayers. listen to ohio democratic congressman tim ryan. >> it sends the wrong message. a lot of people out there making 30,000 or 40,000 grand a year who hasn't gone to college. the most stupid thing we did in this country was tell everybody they had to go to college. it was a huge mistake. >> some say it provides benefits to fam leels without any meaningful effect on inflation. inflation debate aside. the white house is engaging in a war of words with republicans as it says there was no outrage over the paycheck protection program in 2020 at the height of the pandemic. florida senator marco rubio argues it isn't a fair comparison. he had an op-ed where he said it was a temporary government program. rarity in american history crafted to meet a particular moment and it paid off. main street would have been

decimated without it and the livelihoods of many americans in small businesses. one issue we expect to hear about is the price tag. how much will it end up costing taxpayers? white house admits it doesn't know what the final price tag will be. as you mentioned there is some economists believe the total price tag could exceed $1 trillion. that's real money. >> mark, thank you. he makes a great point. tough to say this thing is paid for when you don't know what the -- >> dana: i love how the white house is we don't know how many people will take us up on it. obviously all the people will do that. i thought it was interesting. there is division about this even within the democratic ranks. the form advisor to bill clinton said this yesterday. >> bad policy is bad politics. for that amount of money you could fund free pre-k for 10

years. what is my party doing with this? they're disadvantaging and not helping the people we're here to help, poor people and underprivileged communities and they aren't helping politicians running. >> we'll talk to a woman later as a candidate says why -- >> dana: continuing problem of crime over the weekend. watch this. nfl player the victim of violence in the nation's capital. rookie running back is recovering after being shot in an attempted carjacking. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel is in d.c. with the latest. the carjackings in d.c. have gone way up. >> scary times. nfl says it was a car janning or attempted armed robbery, brian robinson sustained non-life threatening injuries.

the head coach visited robinson in the hospital saying he is in good spirits and wanted me to thank everyone for kind words, prayers and support. robinson played at alabama before being drafted by washington in the third round of the nfl draft. the commanders say he has had a strong training camp and was expected to be named starting running back for the season. one shocking aspect is the timing. it was before 6:00 p.m. yesterday so broad daylight nfl network is reporting he was struck twice in the lower body and hospitalized in stable condition. police are looking for two suspect who fled the scene. a gun was also recovered. this incident comes days after a woman in washington defended herself against an armed suspect. she had a gun pulled on her. when he demanded her car keys she resisted challenging the gunman to shoot her and now she is talking about the disturbing incident. >> gone are the days of having older neighbors who sat on the porch and watched and waved you on when you got home from work.

think about how to preserve that intergenerational neighborhood is so valuable having more people around that know each other and support each other would be really helpful. >> no arrests have been made in either of these cases. dana. >> dana: thank you so much. we'll keep an eye on it. >> three kids out there, parents and families worst day ever. >> dana: a school district lost three students in one month to fentanyl. a lethal dose can fit on a tip of a pencil. >> nypd searching for a suspect robbing a man in a wheelchair. >> dana: mississippi is in a state of emergency bracing for more flooding. >> couches, chairs, tables, everything down in the ditch. the water can't go nowhere.

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officers found the suspect dead with two firearms nearby. the department says no officer fired their weapon. >> there is no pill that is safe. these aren't made in a lawful lab. these are made on the streets, in garages, in your backyards. they are made by criminals. their intent is to harm and get our children adibted to drugs. what we need to do is first have the conversation with our children. >> dana: dire warning out of texas. officials say teenagers are the ones paying the price of deadly drugs flooding the southern border. in hays county three high school students have died in recent weeks. the grief must be unimaginable. senior correspondent casey stiegel live in dallas with more. >> good morning. this impacted community is southwest of austin and leaders with the hays county independent school district are calling what they have on their hands a crisis after a high

school sophomore died of a suspected fentanyl overdose on august 20th. the fire chief tells us sings the start of 2022 his department has responded to at least 16 fentanyl-related overdoses, seven of which have been fatal. two other hays county students. high school seniors, 17, died earlier this summer in separate overdose cases. again, three students now from the same district. officials say one factor largely driving these fatal cases are counterfeit pills. fake medications mixed with fentanyl. the person taking it has no idea until it's too late. >> we're talking about children as young as 14 years old. middle school parents, elementary school parents, begin to have those conversations as well. even if you don't think they're exposed to illegal drugs, you need to ask them. >> much of the fentanyl turning

up on american streets is being smuggled in from mexico. cbp agents seized many pounds last week at a street value of $400,000. major busts like this increasingly dominate the headlines. as we know, agents can only do so much and it's the drugs they don't catch that could wind up in your children's hands. >> dana: an important message to get out. casey stiegel, thank you. >> trace: let's bring in dr. eric wright the superintendent from the hays school district in texas. your schools are providing narcan for some of the nurses in your schools and you have to applaud that but you also have to ask and would you agree that by the time a student has to go to one of your nurses for a lifesaving remedy that child has been failed. >> it is a positive thing we have narcan on our campuses and

it has reversed the affects of fentanyl and we've been able to save several of our kids but just the fact that we have fentanyl in our community is devastating. >> trace: this is very telling about the power of fentanyl. this is the tip of the pencil. look at that. that's a lethal dose of fentanyl on the type of a pencil. put this up next to a dime to give you an idea what it is. a penny. by the way, this is the border fentanyl seizures. there is the penny, the amount of fentanyl that's lethal. i want to put up the seizures at the border. in march of this year 73,000, right? 73,000 -- 10,000 pounds of a full year, there it is. 10,846 pounds compared to 4,500 pounds. if this much is being caught, dr. wright, how much is actually getting in? >> you know, i'm not sure about

that. we're leaving all that up to law enforcement to track it but we know it's here and obviously we have had three deaths and it is gut wrenching. >> trace: what about the role that social media is playing in this, sir? how much of a role where you have kids going on social media and buying what they believe are prescription drugs and it turns out to be fentanyl? how do you combat that? >> you know, it's all about education and letting them know that no matter where you attempt to purchase illegal drugs, you have an opportunity to buy a pill that may be laced are fentanyl and may be the end of your life if you ingest this particular pill. >> trace: we talked to a dad last week who lost his son a couple of years ago and he said what he would say instead of hiring 87,000 i.r.s. agents, that we should hire 87,000 border patrol agents to protect our borders and keep this stuff from coming in. what would you say to that dad?

>> anything we can do to combat this crisis i'm all for it. today i really wanted to meet with you guys and get the story out just so that parents will start having those crucial conversations with their kids. often kids won't let their parents know when they are mental health or physical issues that may lead them to search for a remedy on their own. a lot of times people are labeled as addicts and they are really not. like one of the students that just passed, i met with their parents and they were really just wanting a pill to help them sleep. they got ahold of a bad one and it cost them their lives. >> trace: education is your big push there, sir. what are you telling the students in your district? what is your biggest message to them about this problem? >> just don't take a pill unless you have been prescribed that pill or you have received it through the pharmacy. just don't take it. >> trace: good advice.

dr. wright, thank you. appreciate your time, sir. >> absolutely. thank you. >> dana: one of the biggest events in tennis making more news than usual. the u.s. open getting underway with serena williams to play what is expected to be her final match. djokovic won't play at all. president biden comparing the maga philosophy to, quote, semi fascism. how the dnc is responding. >> he is very clear that he is drawing a comparison to a party that wants to unite us and worried about families and what they are dealing with and a party that's still litigating the 2020 election.

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the victim briefly tried to fight back. he was not hurt. police asking anybody who can identify the man seen here at a store near the robbery site please step forward. >> it's not about embracing it's calling what it is what it is. at the end of the day we, our country built on freedom. when you see them chip away at privacy rights. this is not who america is. we're about freedom and rights for all of america's people, not just a select few. put the republicans are turning a blind eye. >> dana: dnc chair blaming republicans for abortion bans with the reference to privacy rights but not condemning biden's comments about semi fascism. let's bring in adam laxalt. nevada republican candidate for the u.s. senate. good to have you here. last week at the white house

podium jean-pierre defended the president's comments and took it a step further. what are republican voters saying in nevada if they paid attention to it at all? >> a lot of our voters most certainly don't pay attention to this stuff. they are worried about inflation, which in nevada we're at 15%, dana. and that's costing $10,000 a year, if you add the student loan bail-out another $2,000 a year estimated. grocery prices are at all-time highs. gas prices we're number two in the country just behind only california. so a lot of this stuff that goes on in d.c. and a lot of the media, our voters are most certainly not tuned into. i will say, though, that this divisive rhetoric is exactly why joe biden is in the 30s. this is why he is as unpopular

as any president has ever been in my home state, the swing state of nevada. people are tired of this. all he can do is attack people rather than take ownership of his string of failures in the last two years. >> dana: you are running against an incumbent, senator cortez masto. fox news power rankings has it as a toss-up. nevada is a swing state. nevada also through the poll masto at 45%, you at 38% and other polls show you up by 3. where do you see the race right now? >> the bottom line she is rated as the most vulnerable incumbent in america for a reason. this is considered the top flip race in the country for a reason. she has been consistently below 44%. she has no accomplishments in a couple decades of serving. dana, you can't identify anything and you follow this stuff closely and worked for a

president. and the bottom line is nevada people can't name anything. they are oef in the middle of a giant rehabilitation process. the democrats have all the money in the world but none of that is going to save the fact that she has been a 97% rubber stamp for joe biden. i have to remind people all the time if she was the moderate democrat she is campaigning at in her election year everyone would know her name because we all know who are two moderate democrats are, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. so badly a week and a half ago they fell. my opponent voted for the inflation reduction bill. of course we have to put that in quotes in two weeks to go. she voted with his agenda nearly 100% of the time.

>> senator masto, will you campaign with biden this fall? will you campaign with biden this fall, senator masto? will you please answer for your constituents? >> dana: do you expect to see president biden there to campaign for her in this swing state? >> it didn't get any coverage but vice president harris was here two weeks ago and she skipped that event. and dana, you may not know but they were a.g.s together and close friends. but this is how democrats act. they throw each other under the bus if it's not good for their elections and she does not want to campaign with joe biden. she has been ducking this question for many, many months. that's shameless, by the way. >> dana: want to have you back. so many issues that are so interesting. abortion issue is one. education, crime and how hispanic voters are changing as we go along. we're 10 weeks until the mid-terms. i'm sure we'll see you again.

adam laxalt, thank you. >> thanks so much. >> trace: the u.s. open getting underway in new york city. it will feature what we expect to be the final tournament for serena williams as well as the notable absence of novak djokovic. we're live from flushing meadows with more. good morning. >> good morning, trace, that's right. two of tennis's major stars in the news even as the u.s. open gets underway today. serena williams winner of 23 grand slam titles. she will be retiring. her words, she is having an evolution away from the game. of course, novak djokovic world number 6 in 2022 barred from coming into the country because of his vaccination status. for serena the week will be a celebration of her 27-year career in which she earned $260 million. the 40-year-old saying she wants to spend more time with family and all of that will start right away right here

because she will be playing doubles with her sister venus. by the way, on the strength of her name the tickets for monday, tuesday, and very nearly wednesday are all sold out. now, djokovic, the 21-time major champion winner has withdrawn due to travel restrictions into the u.s. he is not vaccinated, as i said. the government is not allowing him into the country because of that. it's been a tough year for the serbian. he won three major titles in 2021 but this year he was deported from australia where he went for an event after a legal battle over vaccination. he said he will skip all tournaments now that require him to be vaccinated. in a tweet djokovic is saying this to fans. sadly, i will not be able to travel to new york this time for the u.s. open. i'll keep in good shape and positive spirit. you see his tweet right there. meanwhile the us is planning a major event to celebrate serena

and this being possibly the last time that fans get to see her play. that will be a big deal. win or lose they are celebrating. the woman she is playing has never cracked the top 40. >> trace: she may win. gerry, thank you. much more on this with rick macy, her former coach. get a perspective on her retirement and the absence of novak djokovic. >> dana: so excited to have a chance to talk to him. djokovic not coming. i was at the kenny chesney concert in boston. i hope i'm not singing when i took this video. my point about this is that you look at this wonderful expression of humanity and novak djokovic is not allowed to come and play at the u.s.

open is outrageous. >> trace: speak >> trace: -- spectators don't have to be vaccinated but djokovic can't play. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: golfer rory mcilroy had a stunning come back at the tour championship overcoming a six shot deficit to pull ahead by one stroke. the first golfer to win three fedex cup finals. he has been a fierce defender of the association as its rivalry with the liv golf. he did an amazing job. >> trace: the fighting in ukraine too close for comfort as bombs explode near the european power plant. what the u.n. is doing to prevent a catastrophe. mr. indiana jones is racking up a lot of frequent flier miles

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>> dana: dig into your attic for the old baseball cards. you may sit on a multi-million dollar treasure. nearly flawless 1952 mickey mantle rookie card sold for $12.6 million. the highest price ever for a sports collectible. the seller bought the card in 1991 for $50,000. the new owner is anonymous. amazing. >> trace: a lot of money for the mick. u.n. sending a team of radiologists to ukraine to assist potential damage done to europe's biggest nuclear power plant east of mariupol. kyiv and moscow are blaming each other for intense shelling near the site raising fierce of a potential nuclear catastrophe. alex hogan is live in kyiv. >> hi, trace. the u.n. says experts are on their way. the kremlin says this trip is necessary but warns that this will not lead to the creation

of a demilitarized season. for months experts with the international atomic energy agency tried to enter the site. it was kicked off the power grid last night. experts warn of the constant threat of continuing fighting. shelling last night targeted two neighborhoods which wounded 10 people near europe's largest nuclear power plant. >> expect from the mission a clear statement of facts of violation of all nuclear safety protocols. we know that russia is putting not only ukraine but also entire world at threat, at risk of nuclear accident. >> defense ministry claims to have taken a settlement near the southern town of nikolay. people were wounded in the last

day of the eastern -- they are urging everyone to evacuate. russian shelling hitting the western part of the country late last night. across the river from the nuclear power plant shelling today. residents who live near there stood in line over the weekend collecting iodine pills. iaea says as of yesterday the radiation levels seem normal and in the nearby town they are quadruple the timing for checking levels. >> dana: another climate activist celebrity not practicing what they preach. recent data show harrison ford has flown on numerous jet troops in under two months and the carbon footprint is twice that of the average american.

let's bring in an above average american jimmy failla. >> i just flew in from reno. i didn't fly private. you fly like assistant coach. the reason you get so mad at this story. this is not hypocrisy, a giant middle finger to the cause. the biggest form of pollution you can commit. beyond hypocrisy. this is like serving beer at an intervention. you can't be drinking anymore, it's bad. hold on a second. people are outraged. >> trace: harrison ford has been getting criticism for this for years. not just he owns one plane. he owns a lot of plane, a bunch of cars and motorcycles and all he says is you have to watch out for the climate and then do whatever you want. >> this is the biggest form of pollution you can commit is flying private. the reason they latch onto this cause is not because they are serious about it. it is because it's a branding

exercise that helps them cope with the guilt they feel for the spectacular prosperity they are living in. anybody who has a semi successful life still feels like wow, i'm so lucky. when i take an uber i tip them because they think i might be romantically interest. i feel guilty not holding the wheel anymore. they know they'll fly private but justify it by saying i'm having the rest of the world save the planet. >> dana: this is a woman who refused to pay rent and racked up $72,000 in unpaid rent over three years and finally evicted her over the weekend. >> how bad are the landlord rules in the state to took three years to get a woman out who wasn't paying. the landlord had a sick mom saddled with dealing with this

person. what kind of sociopath do you have to be to come home and live with them every day. i would be afraid they'd poison me in my sleep and she was there every day. the only note i would give our viewers this woman is single. if she asks to go back to your place, fellows, don't say yes. >> dana: put her picture up in all the bars. not this lady. >> she gets three years free rent and netflix deal out of it. >> dana: don't get rid of your wifi. >> trace: come on, that's pretty good. get away with something like that. you can complain. that's good. >> if you put in that much work not paying rent you can probably be making a lucrative living somewhere with that creativity. >> dana: tom brady took an 11-day break. people are saying where are you, it's preseason. this is what he said about it. >> everyone has different situations they're dealing with.

we have unique challenges to our life and, you know, we're -- i'm 45 years old. figure out life the best you can. it is a continuous process. >> dana: it was so endearing. same, same. >> football practice really sucks when you are 45. so old it hurts. he likes to play the game. one of the reasons he wanted to retire he didn't want to go through the rigors of practice. let's not lose sight of that bigger issue. in this economy not even a seven time super bowl winner can live on a fixed income. >> trace: the goat doesn't need to. it's like pearlman needs to rehearse. he knows what she is doing. >> she thought she had help driving the kids to school and then he unretired.

oh no, in the minivan, brady. >> dana: school is starting. you never know. there is a lot going on. >> joke is on gizel. >> trace: good to see you. a live look at cape canaveral. the moon mission has been delayed until friday. britney spears railing against her family. got a number one hit and she is railing against her family. how is the family responding? ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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needing smiles and works often with special needs adults and children. >> dana: i'm not sure i'm buying that. would you? i would have left. i can't believe all the people are standing there so calmly. she has him on a leash but i'm sure she could pull her over with the leash. >> trace: i spent enough time to florida to know that gator, nothing good about that. >> dana: a series of technical issues that forced nasa to postpone the launch of the artemis 1 moon rocket. jonathan serrie is there with the details. >> of course, it's disappointing but scrubbed launches are par for a course dealing with rocket science. very complex technology. the rocket is still standing on launch pad 39b behind me, the mission scrubbed today.

today's launch attempt scrubbed after a series of delays. overnight concerns about lightning from offshore storms that delayed fueling for nearly an hour. then while loading the rocket's super cooled liquid oxygen and hydrogen fuel engineers investigated to potential leaks and able to resolve the concerns but ultimately it was a problem with the temperature of one of the rocket's four engines that led nasa officials to scooub the lunch. because of the super cooled temperatures of the fuel the engines have to reach a specific temperature range in order to start. engineers do this by releasing or as they say bleeding a small amount of fuel into the engines. but one of those engines, engine three, was not reaching that temperature during the engine bleed. nasa officials determined the issue could not be fixed within today's two-hour launch window and decided to scrub.

nasa automation shows what the lift-off is expected to look like once they can launch the rocket. it is intended to stress test this type of rocket never flown before and the most powerful in nasa history and to test the spacecraft before they put humans on board carrying them back to the moon. we're looking at two additional launch attempts. one window opens on friday. if that don't work, the following monday. back to you, dana. >> dana: we'll be ready whenever it happens. thank you. >> trace: bad news for truckers who are key to our supply chain after falling for 62 straight days diesel prices are now above $5 a gallon. kelly o'grady is live in long beach, california with more. >> good morning, trace. just when you thought things were getting a little better we're back above $5 a gallon

for diesel. it had been dropping for two months. now you have farmers, other stakeholders stockpiling ahead of this harvest and winter season. you can see today diesel sits at 5.05, 1.80 higher than the year ago. it peaked at 5.81 in mid june and diesel future contracts have jumped more than 20% in two weeks. while you noticed prices at the pump dropping, the uptick in diesel is worrying. the canary in the coal mine with diesel powering the economy. carrying goods across the nation, carry them to grocery stores and we've seen less demand to drive the gas-powered car but ordering online products have to get to you. look how much it costs to fill up a tank. it spiked 54%. many drivers are owner/operators. the big increase, over $500 has to get passed to consumers. now a new challenge is looming with the war in ukraine diesel

is becoming an alternative to soaring natural gas prices in europe but exports are flowing out to european nations and low stockpiles in the north east. if a big snowstorm happens this winter it will drive prices up further. this would also mean u.s. companies take a hit on profits when they could be selling more to europe. trace, i'll leave you with this. two folks were arrested recently for stealing 550 gallons of diesel. it shows you how big an issue it is. >> trace: kelly, thank you. >> dana: a new estimate for president biden's student loan hand-out. now ballooning above $1 trillion. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. bill is off today. hi, trace. >> trace: good morning, everyone. i'm trace gallagher. the wharton business school crunching the numbers. when you take into account the variables it could bring the

final bill into the trillions. when the folks who get it spend it, it is a recipe for more inflation. >> you don't slow the economy down by forgiving debt and giving people another $24 billion to spend that they would have been spending paying off the student debt that they borrowed. 60% of the benefits go to people who are on pell grants, 87% of the benefits go to people making $75,000 a year. in my view the president did the right thing. >> dana: fox business correspondent hillary vaughn starting us off this morning. >> good morning. the white house insists they don't exactly know how much this is going to cost before they don't know how many people with student loan debt with take them up on the offer to pay it off. they did finally give a ballpark estimate friday saying it will cost around $240 billion. but that is a lot less than other analysts are predicting.

the penn wharton budget model puts it at more than half a trillion. it could grow to 1 trillion with other changes made to the student repayment plan. the white house insists no matter how high the price tag it is paid for because of the drop in the national debt under president biden. fact checkers are saying biden again misleadingly too credit for cutting federal deficits even though most of the reduction has been the result of expiring emergency pandemic spending. republicans say either way this is government spending which is congress's job, not the president's. >> when you talk about a price tag of easily half a trillion dollars, some estimates up to a trillion dollars, that is a congressional issue because you either have to borrow those funds or you have to appropriate those funds. congress has not discussed this

proposal or voted on it. congress should be going to court on this because it is a violation of separation of powers. >> progressives are cheering the move. the next step is making college free. >> we have to be looking at the core problem of higher education becoming unaffordable. there are a lot of ways to address that. my proposal with bernie sanders for free community college and free higher education to and four year colleges, that is a really important proposal. we need to get to being able to do that. >> the president insisted in a late night tweet last night it won't make inflation worse because they are restarting payments at the same time. they are paying off $20 million americans' student loan debt for free. >> dana: hillary vaughn. some conservatives say it could push more hispanic voters to the republican party. who better to ask that josh kraushaar.

great to have you. one of the things that i was just talking to adam laxalt last hour from nevada, that's a toss-up in the fox power rankings but hispanic voters could be the difference. call for number two has the generic ballot with republicans getting 33% of that vote. now the democrats are ahead with hispanic voters but republicans, are they continuing to do better, josh? >> here is more statistics, dana. only 15% of the hispanic voters have gotten a college degree. only about a third of hispanic voters even go to college. so this is a predominantly working class constituency and one that probably will be a little angry about essentially what is an upper class bail-out for people who have the potential to earn a lot more money in the professional classes. you are already seeing that in nevada out of laxalt's response was interesting. one of the first democratic lawmakers to speak out against

biden's student loan relief plan was kathryn cortez catherine cortez masto from nevada. when you have the senator coming out against this plan, it tells you everything you need to know about where the politics of this issue are for democrats. it is not good for the democratic party. >> trace: a great question who comes from a congressional candidate. mechanics, teachers, bodega workers shouldn't be bailing out harvard graduates. we should reform the broken student loan system, not pouring more gasoline on that fire. good point. why are bodega owners bailing out harvard grads. >> and why this issue is so politically treacherous for the white house. this is not a bail-out for people who used loans to get

equipment for their jobs, for working class jofnlts only for folks who attended college. it is focused on folks who have the potential to earn a lot more money. it is an upper class bail-out. what you see with the hispanic vote is, the last election there was a huge class divide even among hispanic voters. they became a lot more republican but driven by working class hispanic voters. this is pouring fuel onto that very fire. it is giving republicans a real argument to continue winning over some of those very hispanic voters. >> dana: i wonder how many of them might think about president biden deciding to say the maga movement is semi fascist. a close personal friend and advisor to president biden and head of the dnc said this about the comment. >> he is drawing a comparison to a party that wants to unite us, a party worried about families and what they are dealing with and a party that's

still litigating the 2020 election. the party that's taken away reproductive rights for women. a party that is attacking families and law enforcement and questioning the f.b.i. >> dana: for hispanic voters or overall what do you think the white house deciding this will be their message going into the labor day period into the mid-terms. >> look, it shows that both parties right now are having trouble speaking to the political middle. republicans have had challenges with that lately. this associate example where democrats keep stepping on themselves. the student loan issue is not playing -- you heard a lot of moderate democrats speeng out against joefnltd it can't be good for their politics. this snot good for their politics calling the whole opposition party fascist. both parties are still trying to play to their bases. there are a lot of swing voters in the middle and this is the comment from the president himself that is only going to

alienate some of those persuadeable voters by using the rhetoric against the other party. >> trace: they are calling some people semi fascists, other people feel like suckers and people feel like they got swindled. why would you go through the process of becoming an american citizen when you can just walk across the border and pay off your debt when the government will bail you out? why pay for stuff in a cvs when you can just walk out the door? different rules for different people in society today. >> fairness issue in our politics. that's what this mid-term election is going to be all about. i would also point out that biden's whole political brand when he came into office was lowering the temperature, not treating the opposition as the enemy. the disagreements on policy between the two sides. he is not living up to that promise that got him into office in the first place. >> dana: josh kraushaar always great to have you. have a great week.

see you soon. >> trace: two more buses carrying illegal immigrants arrived in new york from texas this morning. texas governor greg abbott has sent more than 1500 migrants to the big apple as he tries to draw attention to the ongoing immigration crisis on the southern border. new york officials say they're using shelters and 14 hotels to house the new arrivals. >> dana: at the border migrants continue crossing into the u.s. in large groups. officials in texas are pleading with president biden to deal with the humanitarian crisis that includes drug and human trafficking. matt finn is in eagle pass, texas with the latest. >> good morning. shortly after 9:00 a.m. local. our camera crews have seen two large groups of migrants cross illegally into this country. we estimate 100 plus in each group. we worked here in this exact spot on saturday and sunday and same thing each day we saw at least 100 plus migrants illegally cross the rio grande

into the u.s. right here at this location and day after day border patrol is working in extreme heat. the real feel temperature is well over 100 degrees at times processing migrants while battling a raging drug smuggling operation. here in texas border patrol in laredo announced in just a 24-hour period it seized more than 700,000 dollars worth of drugs including black tar heroin and cocaine. in arizona u.s. border patrol agents in the tucson sector say they seized 340 packages of fentanyl pills in a single traffic stop. worth an estimated $3.4 million totaling 187 pounds. we know fentanyl can be lethal at just 2 milligrams. this disturbing video. texas dps says previously deported felon from mexico pulled over with an outstanding warrant for sexual indecency

with a child. he had three children in an s.u.v. with him and a border patrol hat on his car dashboard. texas lieutenant governor telling fox news president biden needs to step in with solutions. >> take a choice, mr. president. you don't care that people are dying of fentanyl doses in can by a large number. you don't care that people are suffocating in the back of 18 wheeler. you don't care that children are being sent into sex trafficking. >> dana, right over my shoulder right now some of the border patrol agents are beginning to process and locate some migrants who just crossed into the u.s. back to you. >> dana: every day. matt finn, thank you. >> trace: serena williams is about to play in one of the last matches in her career. her former coach joins us as the u.s. open gets underway. >> dana: israel trying to meet with president biden about a potential revived iran nuclear deal. dan hoffman on their concerns

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business in last year's messy u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan including the drone strike that went horribly wrong. three days after the suicide bomb attack at kabul airport leaving u.s. service members and others killed the military thought they were on to another isis terrorists and tracked a suspicious car in kabul before they attacked with a drone missile. except they were wrong. 10 civilians were killed in the rubble. generals milley and mckenzie. >> procedures were directly followed. >> it was a mistake and i offer my sincere apologies. >> the victim was 43-year-old afghan civilian and seven children including three toddlers. he was a staffer for u.s.-based aid group in afghanistan. he was a proud father who spoke constantly about building a better future for his seven children. nothing can bring him, his three sons or six nieces and nephews back.

144 people including extended family and charity workers were deemed at risk by the strike and u.s. agreed to resettle them and promised condolence payments. only 11 made it to u.s. 32 still exposed in afghanistan. pay-outs pending. >> we were very grateful to see the u.s. take some responsibility for what it is done and agreed to do that. a year out and the job is not done. >> also a year ago the remains of the americans killed in the airport bombing were returned to the u.s. suffering all around. the pentagon explained they continue to respond to the air strike in kabul. late last week secretary of defense austin announced a new plan aimed at mitigating civilian deaths in attacks like these and for this family and friends one year on, they are still grieving the loss. dana. >> dana: greg palkot, thank you. >> trace: two 17-year-olds

arrested in washington state accused of holding a 10-year-old at gun point at an apartment complex. deputies say they followed another child. this is just the latest in a string of serious crimes by child suspects. what might be fueling the violence? let's bring in seattle radio talk show host jason krantz. i could run down a litany of crimes by children in seattle. the problem is it's more difficult to police and there is zero consequences for kids committing crimes, right? >> you basically have a scenario where we created this culture of lawlessness where you always get another chance especially if you are a juvenile. i think that you can certainly justify a restorative justice program for certain kinds of kids who aren't potentially

responsible for violent crime. crime that involves a gun. at some point you have to say we have to protect the public and stop pretending that some of these kids can just quickly and easily get put on the right path. when you pull guns, when you are carjacking, there is a story this past week where the 12-year-old was found armed behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle. no end in sight. >> trace: i was interested, you talk about the child who stole a car, armed behind the wheel and you were saying you can steal a car and blast off after committing a crime and police can't chase you. >> democrats passed a ban on most vehicular pursuits. unless you have probable cause that a violent crime occurred you are not allowed to pursue these vehicles. if you are able to steal a car quickly, you can drive off even

if the officer witnesses you breaking into a vehicle. in addition to this, we're seeing a bunch of the smash and grab robberies. targeted are retail and pot shops. go in and get out because they're quick crimes. you can guarantee that you are not going to be pursued. >> trace: i wanted to play the sound bite. a 911 call during a riot at a juvenile facility and get your take on the other side. >> they are currently writing and attempting to escape from the backcourt yard. they are breaking through the glass and trying to throw the glass at the staff. we have down that are being held. >> trace: talk about the no youth jail movement going on in your area. >> this started right after george floyd. the activism started before that. politicians start evidence to pay attention and tried to play indicate the activist community afternoon. they've shut down youth jails

and plans for them and they have this goal to end youth incarceration by 2025. there are some kids who need to be put in jail. at the same time, there is this movement to even get it earlier where you cannot pursue adult charges against juvenile suspects. again, if we are talking about people who are very clearly dangerous, ones who riot, although the state tells us it wasn't a riot, it was an incident. it becomes clear what it actually is with the 911 calls. they're down playing the violence. their goal is to shut these facilities down. >> trace: i was surprised to learn that not even kids who bring guns to school can be put in jail. jason rantz, great to have you on. thank you, sir. >> dana: rising floodwaters causing a state of emergency in mississippi. why the governor is urging people to leave right now. plus virginia force evidence to adopt the same emissions standards as california. how republicans are fighting back. >> we are going to try and

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>> dana: governor youngkin is trying to overthrow litigation. he says in an effort to turn virginia into a california, liberal politicians who previously ran our government sold virginia out by subjecting virginia drivers to california vehicle laws. i am already at work to prevent this ridiculous edict from being forced on virginians. california's out of touch laws have no place in our commonwealth. join me is virginia attorney general. great to have you. just to take us back, why would the virginia legislature under the previous regime have decided this was a good idea? >> what you had was as far left

liberal monopoly led by northium that voted for woke and weird policies. >> dana: so when california decides to do something that means virginia is beholding to that? i think we might have frozen even though it's hot as can be in virginia. we might have frozen. trace, you live in california. you drive every day. now what do you hear from people back home? are they excited about this vehicle? >> it is not a rational solution. what's happening is california wants to eradicate all gas-powered cars. there are 30 million registered vehicles in california that are powered by fuel. and now the governor is saying in 12 years we'll get rid of all of them. california doesn't have the power to keep the lights on when it is hot outside because the lines are so low. how in the world will you power

30 million vehicles by 2035? it is not doable. >> dana: jason, you are back with us. trace was explaining the situation in california. i still don't understand why the virginia house would have thought this was a good idea? why would they want to be tied to california? >> well, you had this far left liberal monopoly that decided to tie us to california. like i said it was woke and weird, the legislation they were pushing and this is one of them. so outrageous. we are all outraged that middle class americans were going to have working class pay for their college debt, $10,000. now they are forcing working class americans to subsidize their vehicles because not only do they ban all e.v. sales next decade. by 2026, 35% of all sales in virginia has to be ev cars. the only way they get to that is americans will have to subsidize and pay for non-e.v.

cars. this is an elected body in california. virginians never had a chance to vote or comment on this. it is why unchecked rules are disastrous and we see it in washington we had two years of this in richmond and still dealing with the consequences of the far left liberal monopoly what they imposed on people in virginia. people are outraged about it. >> dana: the governor wants to figure out a way to pull it back. i imagine you play a big role in that. what will the remedy be? >> we'll be looking at all legal options but elections have consequences and you had a lot of democrats in virginia that decided they were more interested in voices from california than voices from virginia and they tried to california rule virginia. we still deal with that. we have a democratic-controlled state senate. our hope is in january it will come back and be able to repeal this before it gets into effect. but the reality is that election is not until november of 2023.

right now you have split parties controlling each house. we'll push hard. we want to educate the voters. most people in virginia have no idea in the dead of night a non-elected body in california suddenly changed how they buy one of their largest purchases they make in their life, their vefjt it is outrageous, wrong, woke and weird and we'll try to stop it. >> dana: do you think there might not be bipartisan support for repealing it now that california has gone thus far? >> that's my hope. every member of the democratic house and senate previously voted for this. i hope like elected leaders will realize they made a wrong choice. we'll see if they get more information in their hands and they realize it's too much, too far, too soon. as in often the case the left thinks good intentions will be good results. that's not happening in virginia and we'll push back on it. >> dana: keep us updated. trace is lamenting the

california roadways. thank you so much. >> trace: a health scare forcing beto o'rourke to take a break from the campaign trail. he was hospitalized with a bacterial infection and now resting at home. he is postponing some events. he is running to unseat greg abbott in november. we wish beto o'rourke well in his recovery. >> dana: it is not for the faint of heart on the campaign trail. you need a break and get back to it going forward. >> we've seen some positive progress over the last 48 hours so we actually think the peak now probably will be at 35.5 feet rather than 36. that half a foot should lead to significantly fewer homes being inundated with water. >> dana: mississippi's governor declaring a state of emergency as folks get ready for severe flooding after heavy rains battered the state. he warned residents in flood zones to get out now while they

still can. fox weather is reporting live from jackson, mississippi. is it that serious, will? >> absolutely. this river was rising quickly and putting a lot of homes in danger. i'm standing in one of those east jackson neighborhoods now that was in the line of fire for all the water. the governor mentioned positive progress and we start to sight on the ground. the level of debris next to me is where the water level has dropped. it dropped 2 to 3 feet over the last couple of hours. the worst may be behind us. neighbors weren't taking chances. all the sandbags lined up on the doors and garages here people trying to protect their property as they were leaving. i want to show you a different viewpoint here. high atop one of the fox weather beasts. the water surrounding utility boxes. the power is turned off for dozens of neighbors in this area because the water is all around these utility boxes. they couldn't take any chances there. there are hundreds of people

really that are without access to their home at this point. shelters have been set up nearby. a lot of people taking refuge in local hotels as well. the understanding is the water level could be on the way down. it's the result of that historic flash flooding we saw at the end of last week now spilling over into the pearl river and causing significant problems. flooding emergency not over for the city of jackson. fox weather will continue to track it. >> dana: i love my fox weather app. encourage everybody to download that. >> they are desperate to get back in every kind of a deal. the iranians know it and that's why they are taking lunch money all day long. >> trace: michael waltz with the warning of the revived nuclear deal. how close to an agreement? would it be that bad for the u.s. and its allies. dan hoffman weighs in next. with new covid boosters coming

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>> dana: federal government says it will soon stop covering the cost for americans who want

the covid shot and at-home tests. charles watson is in atlanta, home of the cdc, with more. >> the white house says it's being forced to scale back and prioritize its covid-19 response efforts because it doesn't have the funding anymore. as we speak moving forward, the plan will be to stop paying for things like vaccines, tests and other treatments in exchange those products will be pushed to the commercial market where states and healthcare providers can purchase them directly. if we're talking about the immediate future, that means folks won't get anymore at the free at home tests the federal government has been providing to americans. the white house says that programs will be suspended by the end of the week. statement posted to covid.gov ordering through this program will be suspended on friday, september 2, because congress hasn't provided additional funding to replenish the nation's stockpile of tests. this is raising concerns about the uninsured and their ability

to access necessary covid treatments in the future. the white house says that will certainly be a consideration moving forward. meantime, the fda is raising eyebrows after confirming plans to distribute updated booster shots before human clinical trials are completed. the agency plans to rely on other sources of data to determine effectiveness. for example, they may look at research conducted in mice in older vaccine data. experts say it is not the best idea and want the fda to wait until all the data that comes out of the human clinical trials is available. the agency says, though, it cannot wait. >> the problem is, if we wait a few months until we have the kind of clinical data we had before, you can see what happens with delta and omicron. well be onto the next thing. we may not be able to provide people with the kind of protection that we would like that will hold them for a

longer period of time. >> the fda wants to treat the updated booster shot like how they do with the flu. vaccine that does not go through human clinical trials from year to year. >> dana: charles watson, thank you. >> they're threatening and trying to assassinate u.s. officials, they're holding americans hostage right now as we speak. why are they doing all of this? they know they can get away with it and this administration is so desperate with any deal of any kind they're whetted to this policy and ayatollahs smell weakness in the white house. >> trace: he accuses them of being weak against iran as they talk about a nuclear deal. the talks will extend into next month. let's bring in former c.i.a. station chief dan hoffman. do you think the ayatollahs do

smell weakness in the white house? >> i think that there are a litany of concerns about the nuclear deal with iran starting with the fact that this deal doesn't address iran state sponsorship of terrorism which includes their attempt to assassinate our former national security advisor john bolton. it doesn't deal with their ballistic missile program and the fact that we found uranium at three previously undisclosed facilities in iran as the president refuses to discuss as part of this deal. but the overriding concern is that there is no chance that any such deal could be incorporated into a treaty. democrats and republicans oppose it. that means the deal in and of itself is unlikely to produce what we want. iran is a nuclear threshold state right now. even if a deal were signed with the nuclear sunset clauses it would increase the time before iran could have a nuclear

weapon to a couple of years. there is a lot of concern out there and mostly also from the israelis who happen to live in the backyard in the middle east and rightly so. >> trace: nobody is more concerned as the israelis. the defense minister plans to vits. the purpose of the visit is to convey a clear message regarding negotiations between the powers and iran on the nuclear agreement. an agreement that will not return iran's capabilities years back and will not leave it limited for many years to come is an agreement that will harm global and regional security. he is not alone. there is a lot of agreement on that exact statement. >> there is. and look, i think part of this discussion that has to take place is what is our plan? the israelis have launched attacks on iran's nuclear scientists, most notably back in november of 2020. the director of iran's nuclear program.

it hasn't stopped iran. what is our policy that will insure that iran does not ever have a nuclear weapon capability? i think that's something we need to be discussing with the israelis as well. >> trace: jennifer griffin talked to the former general mckenzie. get your take. >> if the u.s. signs the iran nuclear deal as it looks like they are going to and sanctions relief is provided, what impact will have it on a iranian revolutionary guard corp? >> added funding to further support their malign activities across the region. >> that's absolutely right. iran is supporting proxy militias in yemen and iraq and propping up syria and remember that if we remove sanctions are iran russian oil will flow to iran and they can resell the oil and help russia's war effort in ukraine.

it is interconnected. the biden administration needs to factor in all of these potential ramifications of what is for sure considered to be a bad deal among not just republicans, but democrats as well. >> trace: 10 seconds left. i want to get your thoughts quickly on the u.s. warships sailing through the strait of taiwan for the first time since nancy pelosi went there. what do you make of this? >> well, china considers taiwan to be a breakaway province and consider the taiwan strait to be part of its territorial waters and we're trying to demonstrate that freedom of the sea and navigation is still in hold. china is trying to intimidate not us as much. i think they can't really do that. but potential aisles in the region of ours and dissuade them from supporting taiwan. they want to isolate taiwan. taiwan is a flash point on the fault line between democracy and china's dictatorship. >> trace: the tensions aren't

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everything has to come to than aend. no one is more proud of her than me. >> trace: do you think they'll continue playing doubles. do you think she will continue to play doubles with venus. >> absolutely. you are covering half the court. a different ballgame. they still have two great serves. they have the confidence street fight inside of them and could be contenders. i can see her playing doubles and i this i the public would want that. >> dana: when they first came to you in florida, or when you went to see them first, did you know right away that they were different and special? >> no, not right away. a great lesson for anybody. don't judge a book by the cover. on the outside i had capriati for three years and she was top

10 in the world. there was arms, legs, beads flying off the court. what am i doing in compton, california? an hour into the work-out i said let's play competitive points and the whole landscape changed. the preparation got better. there was a rage, something inside both of them, not just serena but venus that i never saw. but the burning desire to get to the ball was unbelievable. >> dana: do you think they were born with that or did their dad help plant that? >> probably both. that was baked in extra crispy from birth until i got there at age 9. i know they needed financial help and coaching and right then and there this is in the movie. i said richard, come here. i think you have the next female michael jordan on your plans and he said no, i got the next two. from there we teamed up, richard became my best friend and they were like my daughters

and the rest is history. >> trace: interesting. you talk about the fact that tiger woods, michael jordan, tom brady. she is all of that. do you think it's a certain amount of talent and a certain amount of work ethic, or is it just largely god-given talent? >> great question. serena is the total package, size, speed, strength, quickness. the best server ever. she can play through you. but it is what's inside of her. then the longevity. a passage. they hit the genetic jackpot with both girls. they needed opportunity. hitting partners, boxing, ball a. this was all in. i need to say another thing. you don't wake up and become great. good is one thing, great is rare air. in this lady is on mount rushmore is the greatest female athlete. the total package. a generational player. >> dana: can't wait to watch it all.

when i took lessons i'm just told keep your eye on the ball, eyes, eyes, eyes. any other advice? >> first question do you like to run? >> dana: yeah. >> that's a starting point. if not i can show you how to hit a golf ball. >> dana: i would love that. thank you and congratulations to you and serena williams. fun to watch. >> it will be must-see tv at 7:00 tonight the greatest show on earth. >> dana: i'll be watching. gillian turner is in for harris on "the faulkner focus". >> thank you, dana and trace. fox news alert. major reaction is pouring in this morning from both sides of the aisle. very strong opinions and reaction to the president's move for giving massive amounts of student loan debt. republicans are furious, democrats divided. this is "the faulkner focus", i'm gillian turner in for harris. critics are calling the hand-out unfair and also a blatant political stunt with