that. >> ashley: hopefully he can come up with something that is going to make the american people feel like they are worth something. when you have the student loan bailout. $500 million student bailout program and you hear things like you did last week it's tough to think it's going to happen but you hope. congressman fred keller, thanks for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> ashley: "fox & friends" starts right now. thanks for being with us. ♪ ♪. desperate search to find a kidnapped billionaire heiress doctor refuses to talk. >> a judge sets bail for that abductor $500,000. >> could be a predatory attack someone driving down the street or something that was planned. >> marking hashed neighborhood speeches. >> he and his advisers doubling down on attacks against the maga agenda. >> make america great again. they hate that brand because it works. >> border patrol now trying a new tactic asking migrants to avoid crossing illegally after

dangerous killed nine last week alone. >> coroners saying we can't even embalm any more he bodies. >> learning more about a close connection between hunter biden and a top justice department lawyer. doj official worked alongside hunter bidenens personal attorney just before his rise to the white house. [cheers] >> american tennis player cocoa heading to the u.s. quarterfinals for the first time. the 18-year-old beat john shae in straight sets. she will play again tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, america. it's 6:00 a.m. eastern time. that's a beautiful shot of -- the sun is not quite up yet. has been labor day to all of you. so great to be on the couch on this beautiful hollywood with todd piro and joey jones. good morning, guys.

>> joey: you know, brian always complaints about bumps in the seats and all that i feel just fine. i don't know what he is talking about. talking about how there is a bump in the seat here from when pete and will. >> todd: you are not a tiny guy i bet you are putting a bump in the seat. >> joey: trying to really dig it in for him. >> todd: all those out there saying wait, i saw you doing the other show you are really laboring on labor day, pyro. let me tell you something i'm not going to complain about laboring for this guy putting on makeup three more hours and putting on a suit. that ain't laboring. if anybody knows the definition of labor it it's this one. >> rachel: that's right. it's not work when you put makeup on before work. >> todd: it's not react rocket science. >> rachel: today is not the day for tv anchors. it's the ones who put boots on in the morning or work in a kitchen, in a diner, and drive a truck. >> joey: i think what you are talking about are regular

measures. >> rachel: that's right. >> joey: put the food on the table, keep the lights on keep the water running. i grew up arranged a lot of those people. they are probably all working today they are happy to do it and have a job and contribute to their community and provide for their family. most people for this program also feel the same way. >> absolutely. >> thank you to all of you. >> rachel: all right. well, we are going to move on and talk a little bit about a state that i love, wisconsin. because joe biden is heading to milwaukee and then later to pittsburgh, which, of course, are both battle ground states in the midterms as dems are on the defense over that divisive speech that joe biden gave surrounded in blood red lighting. it looks very dystopian. let's take a listen to that speech in case you forgot. >> i thought we were going to play a clip of that. anyway. we will modify on from that. "new york times" op-ed charles

blow wrote an op-ed in the "new york times" saying that joe biden, though he is getting very criticized, todd, should not apologize. in fact, he should double down on this. >> todd: this blow guy flipped the script here and basically saying not only should he not nt apologize he should have been harsher in his rhetoric. let's review, one of the key things that blow says in this op-ed and we're going to, i believe, pop it up on the screen for you right now. is this notion that republicans should be shamed because of their vote. the title is biden shouldn't apologize to republicans and the rest of the headline reads as follows. if you guys could stroll, republicans are outraged are or possibly pretending to be outraged there was no scandal here. biden was simply calling a thing a thing. democrats have to keep line calling out the dangers some voters present to the company is somehow a divisive offensive, unfair attack on the innocent. no person, who voted for trump

or supports him now is above being named and shamed. biden doesn't owe republicans an apology. they owe the country an apology. so now democrats like blow or r. advocating public shaming for you exercising your right to vote. >> joey: the currency of the biden people is pretty high right now. maybe inflation hasn't attacked that so bad. i guess they really think they can mid in the midterms over signaling out, drawing a line in the sand and singling out half of americans or even more than half of measures. people who believe make america great or first agenda is greater number of people than those who call themselves trump supporters and i don't think democrats understand that what they do understand they want to defend biden. we have a montage of exactly that. >> he called out mainstream republicans, democrats, independents, to come join him to help protect, to fight to protect our democracy. so, it was about a specific,

particular, extreme, extreme part of the party that has taken over. what i have seen in this speech i see words of encouragement. i see optimism. i see a commander-in-chief who is calling out to all of us, no matter our political affiliation. >> two of the hallmarks of a fascist political party are one they don't accept the results of elections that don't go their way and, two, they embrace political violence. i think that's why president biden was right to sound the alarm. >> there is nothing the president said on thursday that has not been said by leading conservatives and republicans. >> i mean, republicans and the democrats are in large part in agreement. it's the maga movement that is extreme. >> rachel: can you remember at the start of the pandemic when people pointed out that the virus came from a lab in wuhan and called it the wuhan flu or the china flu. democrats went crazy. they said it was xenophobic. they said it was racist. but it's okay to call half of

america, as you said, the vast majority of republicans, i would say 95% of republicans call themselves maga republicans. yet you could call them fascist. what this is about is truly about silencing you. making you feel shame for putting out a trump sign. for wearing a trump hat. for wanting to make america great again. they want a one-party system where the only socially acceptable party to say you are from is theirs. meanwhile, by the way, let's note that they are the party of, you know, child sex changes, of long-term abortions, so many extreme positions, but they want to make it sound like their position is the only acceptable one. i saw representative burgess yet, he was on sunday morning futures. my husband was hosting. i thought he had some of the best remarks on why they are afraid of the maga brand. listen to this. >> they are afraid of the brand, make america great again.

they hate that brand because it works. and so you are going to -- let me tell you what that legally means for those of us who love this country. it means the economy is strong, nations are safe, governors accountability in a future that's free. that's what america wants. we are not afraid of the name calling as long as you call us americans. we love our nation. they are afraid of the maga brand for sure. >> todd: do you know what i thought when i heard that? not only is biden, and i thought that was very astute by burgess getting to this point. not only is biden attacking trump is he preemptively attacking ron desantis all in preparation for 2024. >> they are trying to label anybody. you will hear the argument oh, you know, i like trump policies i just don't like trump. biden is trying to defend against that because they are looking at desantis and other people who might take up that maga mantel and take them down. >> joey: they know trump's base is untouchable. or whoever carries the make

america great again or make america great again agenda forward. they are fighting i like the agenda. i don't like trump. i will vote for someone else. try to galvanize them and put any nasty thing about trump as a part of that brand. i don't think it has a chance of working. >> rachel: it has a much less chance of working when your own policies are resulting in record inflation. in the fact that, you know, right now the leases for energy exploration is the lowest we have ever seen in, you know, 45 years. so this is a brand, america first. that people like. you don't have to be republican to want your country. >> joey: that's exactly right. >> rachel: that's why they are trying to say trump equals the movement. the movement is trump. if you want to put america first you are extremist. >> todd: i think the movement will outlive even trump's political career.

>> rachel: i agree with that. >> todd: a story you were covering over the weekend. coming up new developments in the case of that kidnapped tennessee mom and billionaire heiress as we learn that the violent abduction could have been caught on camera. why police have now seized a dumpster in their search. >> rachel: this labor day we are recognizing those you are most grateful for with a nod to america's workers. we are going to do that next. ♪ ♪ i would say that to me an important aspect is too... meta portal with smart sound. helps reduce your background noise. bring that sense of calm, really... so you come through, loud and clear. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home work for you. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks...

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>> todd: desperate search to find a kidnapped billionaire heiress takes a turn as an abductor refuses to talk. >> he wiped away evidence before being taken into custody. >> joey: jackie ibañez joins us with the latest. >> a judge setting that bail at $500,000 for the man suspected of kidnapping memphis mom of two aliza fletcher as authorities seized a dumpster where he may have left evidence. 38-year-old you see him there is the man they saw on surveillance video violently attacking fletcher before forcing her in his car. he was seen cleaning out his suv with floor cleaner and washing his clothes in his brother's inches at his brother's home afterst hours after that attack. that later found outside his home along with a pair of flip-flops with his d.n.a. left at the scene where fletcher was abducted. >> police swarmed his apartment complex saturday taking him into custody. he is now being charged with

tampering with evidence and what's called especially aggravated kidnapping. she set out for morning jog 4:00 friday morning when she was attacked near the university of memphis campus. later that afternoon authorities discovered the surveillance video of that attack. declined to provide investigators with the location of the victim so far. this is not the first time though he has been accused of kidnapping. 22 years would ago he was convicted of aggravated robbery and kidnapping a prominent memphis attorney at that time. fletcher's family this morning is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to her return. back to you. >> todd: jackie ibañez live for us. thank you. with that go over to ashley strohmier with the headlines. >> ashley: starts with a crime crisis in america. a deadly weekend in chicago with 44 shootings leaving 8 people dead. 6 feel are dead in philadelphia and 19 are hurt as violent crime broke out all over the city. this comes as seattle marks its

deadliest month in 14 years for 11 murders reported last month. that is a 267% increase compared to the 14 year average for the month of august. one person is dead and nine others are still unaccounted for after a plane crashed into a seattle bay. officials say the float plane crashed about 30 miles north of seattle yesterday after being in the air for less than 20 minutes. the deceased individual was recovered in the water as crews continue searching for the nine others though are on board. authorities are investigating what caused the plane to go down. 50 more migrants arrived in chicago by bus from texas leaving mayor lower light foot to slam texas governor greg abbott. >> collaborate tia and cooperated. some of us have to guess are they coming or not coming. many them what are their needs. that is insanity that doesn't have to happen. is he manufacturing a human crisis. >> light foot's anger over 50 migrants arriving in her city comes as hundreds walk across

the mexican border into texas every single day. now to the u.s. own american ten nisz player coco gauff is heading to the u.s. quarter finals for the first time. yesterday the 18-year-old beat in straight sets. she will play again against francis caroline garcia. as for the manic pulling off a stunning upset against the number one ranked and securing his own spot in the quarterfinal. those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> thank you, ashley. >> todd: one of the years i want to get out to the u.s. open not for the tennis. i hear the food is really good. >> rachel: that's what you were thinking about? >> todd: you do a lot of food things on the weekend and i think we are doing another food thing today. that's a call for help. >> rachel: you are saying we get fed more on the weekends. >> todd: i'm very jealous. >> rachel: can i say something to ashley's report? it was 50 migrants dropped off. 44 people shot this weekend. 8 dead.

just imagine you are just not lucky getting dropped off in chicago these days. if i was an illegal migrant that's not where i would want to be. >> joey: send me back over the border in mexico probably safer in juarez. ed toed to seeing americans i'm done with california and other places in the states. i'm going to mexico where it's safe. think about that. this is insane. >> rachel: yeah. it is pretty crazy. >> joey: today we are honoring those, to change the subject real quickly. >> rachel: yeah, no. absolutely. >> joey: today we are honoring those who work so hard as mike rowe would say these are the hard jobs, the dirt jobs. these are the jobs that americans do that need to be done and we don't get to sit here and talk about unless they get done, rain, sun, sleet or snow, it's not the post office. these are the long haul truckers. these are the people out work, working on the electric lines. electric tricks, everybody we need people working in restaurants and kitchens, and this is such an amazing hoolgd for me. these are the people that raised

me. i talk about them a lot because i'm so proud of them. i have earned titles with the marine corps but ache brick mason's son was probably the most important title i have had. so i'm just excited to be here today and represent some of those people. >> rachel: absolutely. we actually spoke with -- fox did with some truckers and here's a quote from a long haul trucker named gid dough miller from iowa. he is reflected on his job it was nice being labeled essential worker and hearing the appreciation to truckers across the country. there is a lot of truth to the saying from the food you eat to the roof over your head to the clothes on your back, and the fuel in your tank. if you got it, a truck driver brought it trucking moves america. and boy is that true. we felt it during the pandemic. we are still feeling it because there is a shorter labor shortage in trucking right now. of course we all saw the attention on the canadian truckers who were being

disrespected by justin trudeau and some americans were rooting for the truckers in canada as well. >> joey: talk about an industry that's been incredibly affected by the fuel prices. not only a labor shortage but a lot of these truckers are independent contractors which means the bottom dollar, the fuel price comes out of what they are going to make. when fuel price goes up their overall paycheck goes down right away. so we just thank them for it. >> todd: i think whether you are a trucker or another essential worker. think about how vital those individuals are to literally everything that we do. what we eat, what we wear. what we do on a day in and day out basis. everything we buy. none of that happens unless it's for all those individuals in that chain. that's what this holiday celebrates. and that's what trey gowdy, let us know about on sunday night in america. take a listen. >> it's a holiday most americans relish with cookouts and lakes and pools and family get togethers and maybe even a

little golf much. in the midst of all of that it's good reflect on why we have this day. what this day means, what it signifies and why it's worth celebrating. the american worker, the gift of having a job. our fellow citizens who do the hard dirty thankless jobs to keep this country going. the awareness that some among us can't find work or can't find work in their preferred field or prance they have had their work lives uppended for some reason. work, and those who do it is what we celebrate on labor day. our willingness and ability to work. the opportunity and inherent value of work. >> todd: i think that's so crucial work gives your life a purpose. the taking this discussion negative here we have lost that in our country right now. we have lost that feeling harry i'm going to go out and put honest day work paycheck and self-reliant. not everybody, obviously most

people are working subset that just wants to play video games. >> rachel: we have the lowest labor participation rate from 45 years. we have 60% of people working that are able-bodied that means 40% of able-bodied working age americans are not working and part of the reason is that a lot of the handouts that were created during covid have not weaned out and also i think you right to some extent. people have lost that sense of working. if you don't learn to work when you are young in your teens and early 20's, you just never learn to work. that's a problem. we need to get young people out there working. i think about the jobs that my brothers had as teenagers. i was always the baby-sitter but my brothers, you know, mowed lawns, and they had paper routes when people had paper routes. those are the kind of jobs that. >> joey: cleaning cut will pressure on the back of a jeep grand cherokee. i would pressure wash your house and cut your grass.

spring cleaning getting ready for school being out. we talked about essential jobs and workers. there is a job out there that isn't essential. every job puts food on the table. >> rachel: that's right. >> joey: no matter what your labor is rather behind a desk or truck we appreciate you. we appreciate what you do. you are what makes america america. you are the american dream coming to fruition and we appreciate you for it. >> we are going to ask all of our viewers to send in photo. emails. send us your nod to the american worker. who are you grateful for? email us at fox foxnews.com i'm sorry at friends at foxnews.com. >> joey: there we go. i would absolutely mess that up. too many fs there. friends@foxnews.com. straight ahead. extreme weather causes emergency in georgia. the latest on the rising waters in the south. cancellation chaos wreaking havoc on labor day travelers. congressman brian mass is on the transportation and infrastructure committee. why he is calling out secretary

pete buttigieg next.

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>> joey: we are back with a fox weather alert. a state of emergency in georgia after severe thunderstorms dumped up to 12 inches of rain in northwestern parts of the state. flash flooding leaving several main roadways under water as residents tried to stop the rain from flooding their homes. officials warning several areas are still facing life-threatening situations. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for a fox weather forecast. good morning, janice. >> janice: good morning, my friends. yeah, unfortunately across the south. including the southeast and georgia. we have more rain in the forecast over the next several days. let's take a look at it over the gulf coast towards the southeast and the mid-atlantic, we have rain in the forecast not only today but tuesday and into wednesday because we have this frontal boundary that has been stationed across this region for several weeks from texas through louisiana, mississippi, alabama, florida, georgia, and so that's going to mean more the potential for heavy rainfall in some of these areas and flooding. northeast, beware. today, your plans could be

hampered with rain and thunderstorms in the forecast, not only today but tuesday and wednesday. so we have, you know, this is much needed rainfall because we have been into a drought here in the northeast. but it is, you know, it's not great if you have plans for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. there is your forecast for the rest of the country. the eastern third of the country, that's where we are really focused on the rain today. the west is dealing with extreme heat where we have heat advisories and alerts from the southwest to california in towards the great basin and that's going to be a big deal. record heat for california. 114 for sacramento. they have not gotten much relief in this area over the last couple of weeks. so, joey, we will continue to monitor it, of course, labor day forecast fox weather.com for your latest details my friend to you. >> joey: thank you, janice. northwest georgia that's my home. i'm praying for those folks and everybody. like my dad said don't complain about the rain. complain about its timing we could spread it out a little bit. >> janice: absolutely. keep it posted.

>> joey: right now check in with ashley strohmier for headlines. >> ashley: a fox news alert. it explosion at the russian embassy in kabul afghanistan. the russian foreign ministry reporting that the blast was caused by an attempted suicide bombing. the bomber was reportedly shot and killed by taliban guards while approaching the geats of the embassy but the explosives were still detonated. the top republican on the house foreign affairs committee is defending former president trump in the wake of the mar-a-lago raid. >> classified most of of my professional career. i personally wouldn't do that, but i'm not the president of the united states. he has a different set of rules that apply to him. >> congressman michael mccaul says the move is the constitutional right of any president in office. a new inventory list from the fbi shows almost 50 empty folders with classified markings that were taken in the raid. the city of los angeles is still forcing children to wear a mask while playing indoor sports. take a look at this. fox news obtained this image of masked children playing

basketball despite the intense heat wave hitting the city. the mandates remain in place by the cdc relaxing code restriction in weeks after officials admitted to mishandling the agency's response to the pandemic. and spiderman swinging to the tom of the box office this holiday weekend. the rerelease of sony's spiderman no way home racked in $7.6 million over four days but top gun maverick proving to be a worthy foe at the box office earning $7 million. both movies getting big boosts from national cinema day as more than 8 million people went to the movies for $3 tickets that beats out last year's three day weekend attendance of 7.8 million. those are your headlines, todd, back to you. >> todd: thank you very much. a flightmare labor day weekend capping off a summer of absolute travel day forecast for thousands of americans stranded in airports. take a look at this, so far today 425 flights delayed. 53 canceled.

it's only 6:30 in the morning. all of this despite secretary buttigieg's warning to airlines and new travelers dashboard implemented before the weekend. florida g.o.p. congressman brian mast sits on the house transportation and infrastructure committee. and joins us now. congressman, mayor pete has had a lot of tough talk over the course of the last few months. has anything improved? >> no. i don't think we could say honestly in any circumstance that situations in travel have improved. i think there is a number of places that we can look and say there really is blame to pass around. we he know they can't control the weather but we don't have pushing for next generation radar systems and more official flight patterns. that's something that a lot of people don't see. we know there is major issues with labor. not just with pilots but also with those flight crews on the ground and also with the faa and those that are manning the air traffic control towers and other place and their covid restrictions continue to put a damper on hiring people into the faa. continue to put a damper on

getting pilots into those training slots so they can get the hours that they need so they can get up into the air. and then, of course, there is the very, very sticky. that term that keeps being used for inflation. very sticky inflation we are seeing that is going to force the airlines go out there and up their game in terms of what they're paying so they can attract nor people to get them on those ground crews and the final point i would make on this. we need airlines that is going to schedule in an accountable way. if more the last month the schedule shows them that hey, they are scheduling five routes between a and b but they are only to get two routes off the ground to a to b on time. then they probably need to adjust those schedules or else are held accountable for it if those schedules are not working out and causing people to have to sleep in airports, get hotels, be delayed. schedule new flights, that can't go forward. >> todd: the federal government gave the airline industry billions upon billions of dollars during covid. congressman, where the heck did that money go?

because you would think that these airlines would have said okay, we know we don't have a lot of flights right now. but when this picks up, when people return to the skies, would we are going to want to have these pilots and support staff at the ready to go at a moment's notice. instead they let a lot of them go and now we don't have any workers. where did that money go, congressman? >> let's put a finer point on this. $50 billion to make sure that those crews were maintained on a flight capable status so they could get up in the air. and to say where all those dollars went, how many people were let go? that's not a number that we have at this point. it's something that i'm certainly curious about. how many people did you retain, who did you let go, was that done in the way that those programs were put forward to make sure that people stayed on the payroll not just on the payroll but on a flight capable status?

pete buttigieg hasn't wanted to give us that answer so far. >> if the improvements you suggest do not happen is there any chance this will prove by inertia by the fact that the summer travel season is over and maybe fewer people flying in september and october or is this going to stay bad into september into october november and be beyond? >> >> i don't think that it is likely it just improves because we get more time out? why is that? on the positive side, we are getting more pilots that will get those training hours and get off the ground. those that were grounded previously. that's something on the positive side. on the negative side of it, we are seeing more and more and more travelers. we are getting back to those pre-pandemic levels of travel, labor day is a perfect example of it on labor day, the big point that we need to make shear is labor is the issue. there is not enough labor that goes to inflation in part. the airlines needing to get people trained. getting people their hours. getting people on the ground crews and working with what they have for labor to schedule an

accountable way for we the people that are out there paying them our dollars to be brought from a to b on time that's something that has to be accounted for. >> todd: more and more people getting back to the office, can you expect business travel to pick up because people probably at this point two and a half, three years in have a little zoom fatigue. congressman brian mast, thank you it. >> all the best. >> todd: wokeness in session in our nation's top medical schools. a new report finding liberal agendas working their way into our healthcare. that's next at 6:00. next ♪ ♪

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♪ >> rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." wokeness is in session. a review by the do no harm medical professionals association found that top

medical schools are screening applicants for their social justice views before they can even walk in the door asking our nation's future doctors to prove they're woke or risk getting rejected. registered nurse and do no harm program manager laura morgan authored the report and she joins us now. laura, i'm so fascinated by this because i have been seeing this. we have been interviewing professors here on "fox & friends" who have been sidelined because they actually said male and female and they were turned in by their students. this is happening at the application level. >> what are the dangers of having an ideological litmus test like this in a medical school? >> well, good morning, rachel. and thank you for having me. and, you're right, this is affecting all areas of medical schools and we're finding that even the top medical schools are asking questions of their applicants to help gawbleg their

acceptance of ideologies like critical race theory, or health equity or anti-racism. and this is bad for medicine because this can increase the amount of distrust between consumers and the healthcare industry. and it certainly diminishes the quality of education when the focus is on things that have nothing to do with medicine. >> rachel: i'm going to put up a list here of top medical schools, woke medical schools. will john hop kidnaps, the university of california san francisco. columbia, you see all those. it's not just these top tier, you know, woke schools of medicine. i want to play -- put up a question here by the university of miami medical school. here's an example of what they have. what have you done to help identify, address, and correct an issue of systemic discrimination. what happens when this is part of the application process?

schools ideas and health equity efforts or a commitment to antiracism or other woke policies and they want to know how the applicant will contribute to those ideas. so, this sets the stage for an early indoctrination before medical students ever see a patient. and the goal is to weed out those that don't agree with divisive ideologies. >> rachel: yeah. one of the things we love about doctors, sometimes it was frustrating to me during covid is how apolitical they were. i wish they would have weighed in a little more on some of the politicization of covid. it's because they love medicine. they don't want to get involved in politics. they just want to do their job. now we are going to be recruiting a whole new generation that does this. another thing, laura, is that some of the standards were already being dropped because there was an obsession already in medical schools with the diversified. which was lowering standards. >> that's correct.

and in the secondary interview questions, that are in the report. so schools are pretty blunt about it because they assume that the students already buy into these concepts. and so, some will even ask directly what group do you identify with? and how will your experiences as a member of this group contribute to the dei's standard dni standardat our school. those don't have anything to do with taking care of your medical problem. >> rachel: what is your group and what can america do to make sure that our medical profession doesn't get infected by wokeness and keep it based on science and good health outcomes? >> absolutely. do no harm is a network. of key stakeholders who want to protect medicine from these divisive ideologies that have been telling them how the system is structurally racist. must be transformed. and so, do no harm is here to

push back against those problematic ideologies, and we want to hear from those who have concerns about medical wokenesss in their workplace or school or where they're getting their medical care. and they can do so by visiting do no harm medicine.org. >> rachel: maybe time for doctors to get a little politically involved if they want to keep politics out of medicine and out of these medical schools and the rerecruitment of our future doctors. laura, so grating you on. thank you for the work you are doing and shining a light on this important issue. >> thank you. and have a great labor day. >> rachel: you too. coming up, nearly 21 years ago, two little girls sat in the pentagon's day care center. >> thank you. >> rachel: attacked a building on 9/11. those sisters are now grown up and fighting for their country. their message for hope and remembrance next. ♪

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>> ashley: okay, back with headlines. jones taking a lead in the southern 500 in darlington yesterday after kyle busch's engine blew out. he managed to hold off denny hamlin to win the nascar cup series playoffs. >> comes out of turn number 4. jones is going to win the southern 500. >> jones becomes the first non-playoff to -- also in darlington on sunday a police officer killed in the line of duty was honored at xfinity

series race of the officer drew barr killed in april displayed on car driven by keil weatherman. he lost his life while responding to a domestic disturbance call. he was only 28 years old. >> joey: thank you. on september 11th, 2001, two sisters, one just four months old, the other only 3 months old were in the pentagon's pentagon derek center terrorists crashed are into a building. those two girls have grown up. you are air force second lieutenant hanna borne and it naval dallas of 2023 heather born join us now. ladies, thank you so much. it's an honor being here interview you this morning. real quick, hannah, you were 3 years old and i know you said you do remember those day. how do those memories serve you today? >> good morning. thank you for inviting us back.

yes, i do have some memories from that day though since i was so young a lot of them are just pretty short, vivid bits and pieces throughout the day over time my parents have helped me understand in context. and with that they really instilled in my sister and i that as much as our experience and our story is unique, it's also not unique because it's a nation story. and they have emphasized just how blessed our family has been in 9/11 and in the years after how that inspired our service is an understanding how the best way for my sister and i to feel that we can honor and remember those who haven't been as fortunate as our family is to serve now and kind of give back in that day. >> joey: seems like service is a family affair, obviously. heather, you aren't old enough to remember but you had some words there for those who did save you that day.

>> yes. the worst of hume that day brought out the best in hume. anhumanity. we hope all those 20 years ago but all those who have served since that tragic day. >> joey: amazing thing you were there at ground zero really not just here in new york but at the pentagon. your life was affected. your mother served in afghanistan after 9/11. so this has been something in your all's life your entire life. hannah back to you, would he feel like politics are involved in military service sometimes. feels like recriewghts is difficulty right now. what would you like americans to know about your generation of war fighter and patriotism that exists among you? >> i there for our generation people will sometimes think of 9/11 as defining event and it has been one for our entire country and a lot of the themes

that we saw after 9/11 about people coming together just to grow and heal together and form a sense of community to work through difficult times are still very well vanity today 21 years later. so i think for our generation of war firefighters, it's just about a keeping that mentality of how we can come together and unify and work towards something bigger. >> joey: no doubt your generation has leaders, both of you are officers or about to be officers in the air force and navy respect detectively. i think your generation has a lot to give our country. i can't thank you both so much for serving and doing so through this remarkable experience. heather, back to you real quick. this is a little bit light hearted we have air force academy, we have got naval academy. college football started just a couple days ago. i know those two academies will line up and play football. who do you think is going to win. >> i know hannah will say definitely but i think we will beat them on their home turf soon. >> joey: as a marine i have to

say go navy. the air force steams have everybody's number here lately. thank you for joining us. thank you for your service. you are poet heroes and we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> joey: big guy revelations a new report reveals that the fbi did interview hunter biden's business partner about joe. but never followed through. senator chuck grassley reacts at the top of the hour. ♪ so we need something super distinctive... dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. thankfully, meta portal auto pans and zooms to keep you in frame. and the meeting on track. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home work for you.

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can't embalm any more bodies. the president is visiting wisconsin and pennsylvania today to mark labor day with speeches promising to highlight american workers. >> advisers spent the weekend doubling down on attacks against the maga agenda. >> make america great again they hate that brand because it works. it is blocked. it is blocked. it is blocked. how great is college football? ♪ roll on highway ♪ roll on along ♪ roll on daddy until you get back home ♪ roll on family. >> joey: good morning and welcome back. the song is alabama. but the place you are looking at is sturgeon bay, wisconsin, beautiful, beautiful. the sun is about to rise there. just getting up. welcome back, thanks for joining us for another hour of a lot of news today. a lot of fun sports over the last 48 hours. you saw the florida state and lsu game there. two big fan bases that love to

hate each other, which is what college football is all about. todd, rachel, thanks for letting me join you on the couch this morning. >> rachel: good morning. >> todd: thanks for letting me join you on the couch you two. that song, make the point, baseball early this morning around 4:00. maybe 4 or 5:00 we got an email from one joey jones saying i have a labor day song. what? they have labor day songs? put it in. they put it in 7:00 hour. boom. >> rachel: i'm going to have to think of a labor day song for the next hour. >> joey: hard work. well, the thing about "roll on" it's about truck driving but if you listen they talk about steel mill workers. i might have to go 9 to 5. theme song? >> joey: alabama has all these hard-working songs. you can't turn them down. as a georgia fan i feel bad the football team isn't feel like i gave the stayed state a nod

there. >> todd: ticking people off. >> joey: what else to do cleaning football season. >> todd: they are still number one if i'm not manage taken gee gee preseason doesn't matter. >> todd: congressman byron donalds on all the time. your fsu seminoles are not that good. they are 2-0. watch out for them. they have got it going on being a real team there at lsu so we will see. i will take this because i know rachel doesn't like the college football. >> joey: i was waiting on rachel. >> rachel: i'm not going to weigh in. that's for you two on the couch and me to know. >> todd: the fbi agent who he radio signed last week over backlash for his role in the hunter biden probe reportedly suppressed damning information. >> rachel: that's according to will the "new york post" sources as the outlet has also revealed that a top doj lawyer was partners with hunter's attorney. >> joey: alexandria hoff joins us live in washington.

alexandra? >> joey, todd, rachel, this is a wild web. let's start with president biden's former business partner. tony bobulinski came forward as a whistleblower prior to the 2020 election to reveal then candidate joe biden's involvement with his son's business dealings in china. according to reporting by "the new york post." fbi agent timothy thibault was assigned to handle that case. sources tell the "new york post" that thibault suppressed the evidence that was given to him. spoke to tucker carlson how the biden family would split profits with of the man called the big guy was vice president. >> in that email there is a statement where they go through the equity at this, jim biden is referenced as 10%. doesn't say biden. it says jim. and then it has 10% for the big guy held by h. i thousand percent sit here and know that the big guy is referencing joe biden. it's -- that's crystal clear to me because i lived it i met with

the former vice president in person. >> so despite being intrud extensively for hours by the fbi. writes neither bobulinski or his lawyer testified again. nor was he brought before a delaware grand jury investigating hunter. the "new york post" also reporting that a top justice department official chris clark worked with hunter biden's attorney, nicholas mccabe. they were at the same law firm together. as the treasury department, guys, also taking heat as well for not providing potentially suspicious business transactions of the biden family and republican james comer called it unacceptable cover. writing this it is a matter of national security to know if president biden is compromised. mccomber says if republicans earn a majority in congress they will pursue answers on this. back to you. >> todd: alexandria hoff live for us. with that let's bring in iowa g.o.p. member chuck grassley

ranking member of the senate judiciary committee. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> todd: thibault not the only one who worked for the fbi. presumably other people who worked for the fbi. how has it taken two years for this information to come to light? how did this timothy thibault guy conceal this information from tony bobulinski for basically two years now? >> we wouldn't even know about it if there weren't whistleblowers, very patriotic people in the justice department that came to me and gave me this information about thibault. he opens an investigation against trump based upon very -- just fuzzy newspaper reporting, and then closes down an investigation on hunter. and at least wray moved him out of that position. now he is not even in the department. but i think wray has to do much more to come up with a plan to show that this political bias

within the fbi is going to be attacked and rooted out. >> rachel: can i just say -- i just want to follow up quickly on this. i mean, that interview was with tucker carlson. i mean, we have kind of known that joe biden was the big guy for two years. it's really shocking and by the way. we just found out through trump's speech rally fbi rifled through barron trump's bedroom, where are the heck are they in hunter biden? and by the way this is about him being joe biden being compromised. this isn't about the corruption. >> yeah. you know, you use the word corruption taking care of that by total transparency whether it's in regard to the most raid in florida or whether it's how they treated hillary clinton different than trump or whether what they are doing with

thibault or we have this instance of mcquade, a guy by the name of mcquade, second in the criminal division in doj that was a law partner of hunter's. and we're trying to find out whether he has recused himself from any investigations and potential prosecution of hunter biden. and nothing seems to be moving. we have that laptop in the department of justice and fbi for months and months before anybody knows it existed and we are told that there were people said don't touch the laptop. are they an enforcement agency or aren't they? are they using political bias or not? that's why total transparency is important. the public's business has to be public. >> yeah. senator, it kind of comes to mind how much smoke before someone pulls the fire alarm i guess. listener, moving on, this is the last few months of this congress

to have the opportunity to get legislation passed. i know the midterms are coming up. i know there is going to be a lot of campaigning. but where is the senate on getting some things done? now there are judicial nominees or seems like the government shutdown comes around with the holidays. what can be done with such a divided congress? >> >> well, i think the only thing that's going to get done before now and the election fund the government into next year. probably won't be fully funded for the 2 months with a citizenning resolution being used instead. and i think that's about all we are going to get done during september. we will be from session probably until october the 10th or 15th. but, i don't expect a lot to get done. and that's not a whole lot different than most election years as you probably know. >> todd: understood. before we let you go, are senator, you are in front of corn, presumably. you have worked hard throughout your life picking said corn. what is your labor day message

to other workers out there? >> we honor the working men and women just having a job and supporting yourself and moving this country along with very important. we honor them. i kind of know what they went through because when i was a state legislator meeting every other year and starting a small farming operation. i moon lighted on a assembly line in cedar falls, iowa. punching screw holes in furnace registers for 10 years when the legislature wasn't in session. i was a union member. i think i have some understanding of the people that produce and work hard to keep this country going. they are all taxpayers. we honor them. i honor them. they are the backbone of our society. and they deserve much more than what one labor day gives them.

we need to honor anybody that has a quality job that they enjoy and an opportunity to improve themselves? is the day that she should say -- we should say thank you to them. >> rachel: senator, the republican party, many say, and i agree now the party of the working class. the party of men and women as you described your early childhood or your early years of working in the union, it's the party of the working class. talk to me about that transformation. >> well, i think it's because the democratic party has turned so progressive. some people see it as socialistic. the government is the answer to everything. you know, all the brains in this country, people in washington think lies there in washington. washington is an island surrounded by reality. the real america is outside of

the beltway. and it's here in the midwest, and iowa and other states where people work hard. >> they're patriotic. they love america. they don't want to transform america like the democratic party wants to do. we want to preserve america. we want to preserve america. >> joey: the party that lands on common sense, common good and common ground probably will win in the midterms and looks like republicans are putting that message out there. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> pass it over to ashley strohmier for a look at our headlines, are ashley? >> ashley: start with this. a desperate search for a billionaire heiress ramps up as a judge sets $500,000 bail for the accused abductor. police say 38-year-old violently attacked the mom, her name ablizzard zoo fletcher.

brutal attack caught on surveillance video. police seize ago dumpster outside the suspect's brother's home where he may have left evidence. fletcher was abducted during a morning run on friday. now to this shocking video showing a car intentionally ramming a suv in new york city this weekend. police say suspect stole $20,000 at gunpoint from the suv's driver. this as a new report from the nypd shows crime soaring in the big apple win creasing in every major category. police say as of last week the rate of serious crime is up more than 35% over last year. robbery, burglaries, grand larceny and auto thefts all rising between 32.6 and 46.2%. a nonprofit organization in north carolina which raises money for youth athletics raises criticism for offering a rifle as a fundraising prides. the organization clarified in a social media post that they are not affiliated with the local schools and responded to the pushback by saying it was open to alternative suggestions for

raising the necessary funds. it was a crazy finish in new orleans after lsu goes down field against florida state and scores a touchdown with only seconds left on the clock. but the seminoles blocking the extra point with no time left for the 24-23 win. and then texas quarterback shined in the longhorns season opening but his could use a little work. he tweeted out the bad news wondering how did i get towed during the game? you know what? i get towed all the time. i'm with you, man. >> joey: must have been an a.m.m tow truck. >> todd: could get a lot worse. if i'm not mistaken they play alabama. >> joey: second best sec team. >> todd: i set him up. that game last night, wow. you talk about first game of the brian kellier remarks everybody is excited all the folks. i know a lot of the people in

louisiana excited for this. we are going to turn this ship around after the disaster of the last two years. uh-oh. >> joey: that game turned out the way it needed to. that fan base isn't going anywhere. fsu literally on last chance. i like when other teams are good, too. georgia can't be the only class. those teams looked really good. >> todd: are you going to be insufferable for the remaining spheefn georgia remains undefeated. >> joey: georgia will remain undefeated and i will make sure you know about it federal officers are scrambling to a dozen unaccompanied migrant children after the biden administration released them into the u.s. the disturbing report out of texas straight ahead. >> rachel: but, first, the stay at home economy. while the white house touts the job's report government subsidies driving americans out of the workforce. stephen moore breaks down the reality next. ♪ money, money, money, money

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making sure we leave no one behind. >> rachel: the white house enthusiastically touting president biden's economic record this labor day weekend. some, including our network's own steve hilton is firing back saying that's not what is happening. >> joe biden's america is not working. yes, it's true that the unemployment rate is low. but the main reason the rate is low is because so many americans have just stopped looking for work. 40% of americans are working age are not working. that's not just an economic disaster. but a social disaster. >> rachel: stephen moore served as an economic adviser to donald trump. he joins us now. steven, i'm so glad to have you. because i have been wondering this -- i sit on the couch on the weekends with will and pete. how are these people surviving these 40% of the population who is able-bodied, able to work and not participating in the work economy? how are they surviving?

is it leftover covid money, handouts? >> well, good morning, rachel, happy labor day. for joe biden to be touting this economy would be like john f. kennedy touting the bay of pigs. this economy has been a disaster under biden. when biden came in, we had the booming economy coming out of covid under trump. and look at the situation today, rachel, where the average middle income family, you know, working class people have lost about $4,000 in income because inflation is so high. so the real take-home pay is shrinking month after month. we saw that again on friday's report, rachel, that showed the same trend, 8 percent inflation, right, and 5% wage gains. it's easy to do that math. it means people month after month are losing 3% of their paycheck. so that's why i think americans are so, you know, feeling down about the condition of this

economy and you are right. the other problem is, as you called it the stay at home economy, you have got a lot of workers who are -- who should be working, they are not disabled. they could be working, and they are collecting these massive welfare benefits. look, people are getting free food. they are getting free healthcare. they are getting free rental assistance. they are getting monetary payments. you can get' $5,000 and not work a single hour. >> rachel: why is that still in place? why hasn't that been cut off? as steve hilton alluded to, it's not just an economic tragedy. it's a social tragedy. people who don't work are depressed. don't start families. which is the greatest source of happiness. what's happening and why isn't congress cutting off these funds so we can get people back to work? >> yeah. and by the way, this problem started under obama. but it has been intensified under biden. we have gotten rid of all of the work requirements, rachel, that were a success. they were actually signed into law by a democratic president

bill clinton on a republican congress. and we got people off the welfare into work so they could get a paycheck. virtually all of those work requirements are gone, rachel. and that should be the top priority of the next congress. we want to make sure we have a safety net so people don't go hungry or lose their home. but we also want to make sure people are getting back into the workforce. of course, don't forget the other big issue in terms of this stay at home economy, a big issue starts tomorrow where a lot of these big companies want to get their workers back into the office. in washington, d.c., in the federal government, you have federal government workers for two years have never shown up to the office and they are still getting paychecks and covid was over a year ago. >> rachel: we should start with congress. many of them are still voting via zoom and they are not coming in. it's wrong. it's sending the wrong message to our country. >> agree. >> rachel: sending especially dangerous message to young people who are our future. stephen moore, you are always -- i wish you were in charge of our

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>> we're going to hold the majority in the house because we have a plan to fix the problems our country is facing. the other side has only a ploy to win back power for themselves. this election is about

mainstream vs. maga and i'm proud that we have a president that knows right from wrong. >> joey: fox news contributor newt gingrich is author of defeating big government socialism. he joins us now to react. good morning. listen, first of all over the weekend we saw the dogs do really well. i know you are a dogs fan if you want to give a go bulldogs real quick you can go ahead i will let you have it. >> i think end up as number one again. >> joey: i think so, too. moving on to more important things. >> more important? >> joey: to our audience, maybe. not to the georgians out there. a few months ago, i was hearing republicans going to pick up 30 seats, maybe even more in the house. and now democrats are trying to sell us that they are going to keep the house. is that each possible? >> well, look, in life anything is possible. is it likely? no. >> joey: yeah. >> we have had our usual august. when i finally won election, i was behind 51-37 in august. george h.w. bush was behind 1

pointed in may and became president of the united states. the point of campaigns is to drive home facts. and it's a fact that president biden went to philadelphia, gave a hateful speech in a city that has the highest murder rate in its history. the city with the highest armed robbery rate. the highest carjacking rate. 70% of philadelphians say crime and safety is their biggest issue. the democratic nominee fetterman voted to release 25 murderers from prison. when that sinks in, i think we will win the senate race. the president's problem is he has no answer on inflation. no answer for the 20 million families who are being -- who are behind on their electricity bills because prices keep going up. no answer for an open border policy, which has led to over 100,000 deaths last year from overdose, twice as many americans died last year from drug overdose as died in the entire vietnam war and biden has no answer at all. so, i think beginning of the

fall campaign, republicans will do very well. i think kevin mccarthy's commitment plan will lay out a terrific range of future actions. i think, in fact, if the democrats had all these plans, why didn't they do them? they didn't do them and the country is a mess. >> joey: you know what you are talking about there is legislative successes that biden wants to tout over last month. we are talking about the inflation reduction act. perhaps stupidity loan debt forgiveness. he wants to tout this bipartisan infrastructure package that a lot of republicans voted for. if kevin mccarthy does get the house and the speakership, what can he do or what should he do presuming that the democrats hold onto the senate? >> well, first of all, i think the democrats are going to lose the senate, too. i believe that rick scott is right. we have good candidates. we are probably going to pick up somewhere between 4 and 6 seats. i think herschel walker is going to win in georgia. i think oz is going to win in

pennsylvania. vance is going to win in ohio. i personally believe ron johnson is going to do well in wisconsin. he would are going to pick up the seat in nevada with adam laxalt who is a great candidate. i feel pretty good about the senate and the house. the first thing they ought to do is take head on the spending issue. the country understands the country's spending is driving inflation. inflation is making every american poorer. and i think that the average american would support a strong smaller government, lower lower taxes, rest regulation plan. every poll i have seen says the average american thinks government is too big and causing too much inflation. i think that's where they should start. >> joey: well, biden has got his message that he has taken to wisconsin and pennsylvania. maybe a mulligan on the pennsylvania side. we will see if voters react well to it or picking up what the republicans are putting down. mr. speaker, thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> joey: all right. we're back with a fox weather alert. a state of emergency has been

declared in georgia after severe thunderstorms dumped up to 12 inches of rain in northwestern parts of the state. flash flooding leaving several main roadways under water as residents try to stop the flooding from the rain in their homes. officials warning several areas are still facing life threatening situations. let's check in with our very own senior meteorologist janice dean for a fox weather forecast. good morning, janice. >> janice: good morning, joey. unfortunately more rain in the forecast across saturated areas from texas through the southeast up towards the mid-atlantic. you can see the rainfall along the gulf coast. you can see moving in towards the atlanta, georgia area up towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast where we are going to heavy rain today in and around the new york city area up towards boston. so the eastern third of the country, that's where we are really focused. you can see where we have the flood watches from northern georgia all the way up towards portland, maine. 3 to 5 inches in just a couple of days. even though we need the rain. too much of a good thick is going to cause some flooding.

just know what to could if there is a watch or a warning in your area. the other big story is the heat. it hangs on to much of the country especially california, the great basin where we have heat alerts, excessive heat warnings. well over 100 degrees for some of these regions and going to set some daytime records. in the tropics, it's really incredible that we are into peak season and some none of these storms impact the u.s. great news. continue to monitor that for you. going back to the heat, here are some of the daytime records we are going to hit. 114 in sacramento. this heat has hung on for weeks and weeks so prolonged areas of extreme heat is going to cause problems. just make sure you are checking on the elderly and kids and bringing your pets inside as well. all right, joey, my friend over to you. >> joey: thanks very much. a lot going on there. glad people are tuning in and staying up to 2k5eu9d. thanks, janice. >> janice: sounds good. >> joey: toss to ashley strohmier for headlines. >> devastating wildfire in

california. intense fire burning two homes to the ground and leaving hundreds without power. more than 1,000 people were forced to evacuate the small town of weed as temperatures rise and the fire shows no signs of slowing. the blaze dubbed the mill fire began friday and only 40% contained according to cal fire. united kingdom is e eagerly awaiting who will replace outgoing boris johnson that announcement is expected any minute between liz trust and reissy. trust is currently favored to get the job as u.k. facing looming economic crisis. piers morgan will join us later with more on that big announcement. minnesota twins camper sanchez narrowly avoiding injury after getting hit in the head. oh my gosh. teammates giving him almost taking off his head practicing a swing missing his face by just

inches. at the end of the day sanchez and the twins took home a 5-1 win against the chicago white sox. that is scary right there. joey, back to you. >> that's tough. they got lucky on that one. thanks, ashley. >> police are trying to locate nearly a dozen missing children released into the united states. texas congressman tony gonzales on the emergency at our southern border. right here next. you've put your dreams on hold. remember this? but i spoke to our advisor, and our vanguard investments are on track. “we got this, babe.” so go do what you love. thanks for being our superhero. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. giving you flexibility to follow your dreams. that's the value of ownership.

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vice industry? >> yeah. thank you for having me. you know, sadly, this has been ongoing for over a year. you know, last year i submitted a piece of legislation, the bipartisan border solutions act and it's bipartisan both in the house and the senate and it's going absolutely nowhere. one of the things that piece of legislation does is it tracks children after they left u.s. custody. they are going into these places we don't know what's happening. we are not talking one or two. these are tens of thousands of unaccompanied children that are going all over the country. it's disheartening. i'm aer if a of six. regardless of a child's legal status. >> we should all be protecting him -- them. i think all the time who is protecting the innocent. certainly not joe biden sinly not house democrats. >> todd: you hit the nail on the head. i'm thinking about this father. this scarce the you know what out of me. are some of these quote unquote sponsors, congressman. are you worried that they're actually human traffickers?

>> 100 percent. at the beginning of this process, they would vote -- you would vet everyone in a household because of the overwhelming number of folks, they trimmed that down to only vetting the sponsor well, guess what, if you are the sponsor but live in a household with five other people and someone has a criminal record, it's an issue. you know, the other part of it, too. this just isn't in texas there are migrants going to all parts of the country. chicago here just recently, in san antonio, we have a migrant center. 35 firefighters and 26 law enforcement officers that manned that what does that mean? our firefighters are no longer fighting fires and now they are baby-sitting. so what ends up happening is the city's resources get sucked up in this, too. this crisis impacts absolutely everyone. including the migrants themselves. >> todd: meantime border patrol in del rio issuing a warning of, quote, unquote, extreme importance. asking migrants to, please quote avoid crossing illegally after

the deaths of at least nine migrants. shouldn't would he be able to come out with something a little more effective than hey please don't do this? i mean, i have got think where is the humanity in letting women and kids drown and only people that are benefiting are these migrant cartels? >> you know, this is a part that boggles me is the biden administration has just completely turned a blind eye to the chaos, the carnage, at the border, because it doesn't fit their politics. the house democrats have done the same. it's the reason why they are going to lose and house republicans are going to win back the majority is, look, in del rio, i ask myself a few months ago, all the migrants were going to del rio and then all of a sudden they stopped going to del rio and they started going to eagle pass. so, i asked a few folks on the ground hey, why did that happen? why all of a sudden is no one going to del rio, everyone is going to eagle pass? where this dangerous water is located at? and they go tony, it's completely because of the cartels. the cartels basically shook down

the factories on the other side of del rio and they is i say hey, look, you are pay us x amount of dollars. we will move the route to eagle pass. so, what i'm getting at is our southern border is not secure. the biden administration spends spins all the time. why can isn't president biden visiting the border. why isn't nancy pelosi visiting or any other house democrats? >> todd: i think we know the answer to that not just migrants are dying. americans are dying because of fentanyl. in the heartland. in the states in the intea partier because it's being trafficked through the border, up until the interior and killing our kids and adults for that matter. isn't the killing of americans enough of auto quote, unquote, threat to democracy that the democrats love to whine about? >> oh, 100 percent. there is nothing more precious to us than our children. nothing more precious to a country than our children. in del rio last week, we had four people pass away due to fentanyl. that's right along the border. i know every city in america has

similar stories that are happening every single week. it's the death that is being caused. it's also the disruption. i was in el paso about two weeks ago visiting with border patrol agents. and one of the things that the agents mentioned to me that i thought was telling was they go, hey, tony, we assaulted a lot of times. know he what you see on tv is just folks walkinger the border what you don't see: 97% of all. assaults in the el paso sector aren't being prosecuted. meaning they are just letting our people go. he also told me he had doesens of agents. this was the vice president of the union there, told me has dozens of agents that aren't going to work because they are injured due to some type of assault. happening worse and worser single day. thank you, sir. >> todd: hillary clinton revealing what she thinks is the

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>> ashley: we are back with a fox news alert. liz trust named britain's next prime minister and new leader of the conservative party. she was favored to win the seat against her opponent. she will become the third female prime minister of the u.k. later this week. queen elizabeth will host trust as the -- where she will be asking the new p.m. to form a government. the pga tour is renewing its ban on players who participate in the saudi backed rival liv golf league. "sports illustrated" reporting that the organization notified their players that their memberships cannot be reinstated for the upcoming season. the tour suspended 17 golfers over the participation in the rival league earlier this year. seven time forma one champion blast his own mercedes racing team for coorsing him sunday's dutch grand prix.

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selection, well done. i want to make this point, can we apologize for something for the first two hours by the way joey, rachel in for whoever is here normally. you can say that because it is a holiday. we've been talking football because of fortis state lsu game and i feel like we have been talking over you, through you that is right. so i have thought. what if the boys will, pete, joey, todd, lawrence what if we do one big royals podcast where we talk about the trials and tribulations of the royal family? no help just trying to break it down. >> rachel: it is a great idea and i already did that on my podcast. i brought my husband who didn't want to talk about it mollie hemingway a xo out last week. and somebody who knows a little bit more. pierce morgan. in this hour with pierce morgan.

>> todd: it would last 30 seconds and it would be like we would be done. >> joey: and throw the characters into it i wouldn't know what else to toss appearance be to the royal family, they are just like us. we will talk about it. let's bring in somebody else who really is just like us and that is the former arkansas governor mike huckabee. always a joy to have you on the show. welcome. today, governor, the president joe biden is heading to milwaukee. and then, to pittsburgh which you know is the battleground state in the coming midterm. he is a little bit on the defense about that really vicious speech he gave that looked -- i don't know, blood red, it was very scary, and now he's having to defend what happened. i will play a montage of democrats defending him. and then i will get your reaction on the other side. >> he actually called out,

called out mainstream republicans, democrats, independ ents to come enjoying him and fight to protect our democracy. so it was about a specific, particular, extreme party that has taken over. >> what i see in this speech, i see words of encouragement. i see optimism. i see a commander in chief calling out to all of us no matter or political affiliation. >> two of the hallmarks of fascist, they don't accept the results of elections that don't go their way and two, they embrace political violence peer that is why president biden is right to sound the alarm. >> there is nothing the president said on thursday that has not been said by leading conservatives and republicans. i mean republicans and the democrats in large part are in agreement. it is the maga movement that is extreme. >> rachel: governor? what say you? >> rachel, it is hard to take all of that in.

>> rachel: i know. >> first of all, it is like the white press secretary said they ought to join joe biden, really? joining open borders, joining in abortion up to the moment of birth and joining and leaving americans stranded in afghanistan and standing by as 13 servicemen and women are killed? should we join him in inflation. that it ever entered and she independents that we finally had after 75 years and now the prices go up. gutting the fact that when we go to the grocery store, it cost 30% more when he took office? i don't think a lot of americans are thinking boy, that is a great idea. in this nutty halloween ask that he had to. the only thing that is more bizarre is that somebody actually sat down and planned that. they must have thought, boy, this is going to look good. i'm thinking, the designer of

this whole thing including the text of the speech was satan. because nobody else could have come up with an idea as bright as his speech and his divisiveness. >> todd: governor at face value the democrats, hey, we are better for moderate voters than donald trump and maga. but it looks to me like the strategy is about energizing their base and it seems that the only thing they think would do that and not any of this legislation that biden is trying to tell but basically demonizing trump. that is only thing that does get their base energized. >> maybe they think that is the winning formula. but then again, what else do they got? hey, vote for us, we will take inflation into an entirely new level and make it even worse for your family and economy. open the border and fentanyl coming across instead of a thousand deaths a year. we may push that up to 200,000

across all 50 states. if you look at their policies and the impact, forget the personality of donald trump and i know that is all they want to talk about but the reality is we had for years in which things were getting economically better. they were getting militarily better. they were getting better in terms of security and safety. when i hear democrats safe, oh, these people have questioned the election results, you mean like ayla reif who questioned the results in 2016? in fact, some of those same democrats didn't believe donald trump was a legitimate president and jimmy carter said he was not a legitimate president after 2016. i scratch my head and say political violence. okay, yeah, we had all summer in 2020 when burning police stations and small businesses across dozens of cities. this is insane. >> you mention one hillary clinton, governor. here is why she said staking

with bill was the guts he is thing she ever did. q web cbs morning. >> the guts thing i did was ever stay in my marriage. it was only something i could decide and then my public life running for president, it was hard, it was really hard. it was, you know, trying to be on the tight rope without a net and nobody in front of me because it hadn't been done before. >> i guess we were surprised that staying in your marriage was gutsy then running for president. >> wealth, in terms of my private life, it was really hard. but i have no regrets. >> todd: your reaction, governor. >> i would like to see if bill thought the gutsy thing he ever did was stay married to hillary and there's the other side of that point, i don't know. i respect they kept their marriage together. i really do. i say that with all sincerity because most marriages would not

have survived the kind of incredible indiscretions that had been experienced and the humiliation of it all. so i'm glad that they stayed together. was it the gutsiest think she ever did? she said so and who my two dispute her. but i think on some front, we are hearing from hillary clinton, but i can't help but wonder, does she think she has a third shot at the white house? maybe she thinks i'm younger than joe. i'm still functioning. i don't have to be helped to the podium. i don't get lost in a crowd and have to be rescued by the easter bunny. i'm not going to ask reporters questions spirits may be she's thinking, i'm young, i'm fit, i'm tanned, i'm fit, i don't know. >> rachel: may be gutsy to throw bill clinton stuff out after that happened. that could have happened also

so. but i made a point. but it's always great hearing from you. governor. >> thank you, rachel, great to be with you guys and have a great wonderful day. >> rachel: you too. >> joey: let's turn to ashley strohmier for headlines, ashley. >> the desperate search to find kidnapped terrorist taken a new turn as refused to talk and set bail for the accused abductor as the police that he wanted to wait evidence before being taken into custody. the judge setting the bail $500,000 for the man kidnapping eliza fletcher in a dumpster where he may have left evidence. the police say 38-year-old cleotha abston is the man seen on surveillance video attacking fletcher before forcing her into the car. witnesses say cleaning out the suv with floor cleaner and washing his clothes in the sink at his brother's home just hours

after the attack. the suspect's vehicle seen here in surveillance video around the time of the attack was later found outside of his home along with a pair of flip-flops with his dna left at the scene where fletcher was abductor to peer at the police swarmed his apartment complex saturday taking him into custody. he has now been charged with tampering with evidence and what is called especially aggravated kidnapping. fletcher set out for morning jog 4:00 friday morning when she was attacked near the university of memphis campus. later that afternoon, authorities discovered the surveillance of her attack. and declined to provide investigators with the location of the victim. this is not the first time he has been accused of kidnapping. 22 years ago he was convicted of aggravated robbery and kidnapping for attacking a prominent memphis attorney. fletcher's family is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to her return, back to you guys.

>> todd: absolutely horrible story. >> rachel: a terrible story. we will move to happier news, which is labor day. we are very grateful for our workers. so, we asked you to send in our photos and what your thoughts are on labor day and how your photos relate to that. here is sherry, she says a photo of her sister who drives this truck up to seven days a week for three to four weeks a month. >> todd: that is quite a rig. and teresa's grateful for her coworkers at the d.o.t. pictured here installing a bridge in delaware. >> joey: that is hard work, real hard work. this picture, he is grateful for his oil and gas coworkers and mining. they are and god's country drilling for energy. so we appreciated. >> rachel: we are definitely great ohmic grateful for the energy workers. we have a shortage and energy workers lost their job on the first day joe biden got into office. he's making deals with the chinese and the russians and got

10% off of energy deals with china and russia but then he shut down our energy. >> todd: kind of curious how that happens, especially not just in that industry but industries throughout the country. a huge labor shortage in this odd combination of people getting out of the workforce early and people not entering the workforce when they should be entering peer and in the general among the workforce. we were talking about it earlier, when you work and when you put in a day's efforts, there is something american about that. there is something wholesome about that. there were so many people with socioeconomic status who said "work is not for me." it does range... be to a lot of it is there is a lot of handouts right now. amen some of them during the obama era and added more during covid. they haven't taken them away.

so people who want to hire workers are competing with the government for those workers. and even if you make as much staying home or choosing not to stay home. they are losing out on that opportunity to learn something. >> todd: joey, think about the people you grew up with. >> joey: real quickly, you said something called dignity. that is something i have harped on for a while now. we've had a couple of generations where parents tell their kids because they believe the only way for the kids to get ahead is go to a four-year school and get a college degree. there was nothing wrong with that but looking welders and electricians these are not offered up insert stay. they are looking at a step down when, impact, the amount of knowledge those kids would have to learn to do those jobs at a huge decline in deficit right now, those are the people are self-made millionaires because they learn to do something. people need and technical schools and we talk about

student loan debt forgiveness and part of that conversation, what we need to talk about is how to get these kids out of high school and trade skills and teach them how to open up a business, run a business doing those things. that is the dignity we are celebrating today. if you are a welder, plumber, you built this country and keep it running and y we thank you fr it. >> todd: i want to make this point, our plumber growing up owned the building that my dad's cardiologist was at. so think about that. >> rachel: i tell her garbageman aside from my husband he is most emperors do make important person in my life. >> joey: coming up flash flood emergency for parts of georgia and a dangerous unfolding and when the rain will stop ahead. >> rachel: a grieving ohmic grieving mother calling for justice after 7-year-old shot dead in the back of her car. >> i just never thought it would be my kid. >> rachel: our own

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returned to live with the famils this message about her son. let's watch. >> jeremiah is the greatest 7-year-old i ever knew. outgoing, loving, caring and a good sense of humor. he was a community activist to stop the violence in chicago. please let it be known that he didn't like what was going on in his own city. >> and passionate about that at seven years old. >> very passionate about that. i just never thought it would be my kid. >> what happened on that day in july? >> a simple stop at the gas station to my car being ambushed to three to four guys from behind, in front, and on the driver side. only a few hit but unfortunately the one from behind --

>> elijah was right next to his brother, jeremiah. imagine what this child has lived with the rest of his life. >> my 9-year-old thought it was fireworks at first until it dawned on me, those are bullets ricocheting off of my car. i was screaming for all of my kids to get out but jeremiah was asleep in his car seat. >> wow! have the police been in touch with you? >> not really. >> what message do you have for the police? >> to give me something better than what they have given me. they are living their lives on a regular basis and their minds will never be the same. don't let me feel like all hope is being lost. that is death has been swept up under the rug. and i didn't want my son to be a statistic. i dedicated my entire life to my children. >> their life was really just

starting. >> it really was just starting, excuse me. >> so was jeremiah's. >> so was jeremiah's. >> now you are on t the back on the southside of chicago. do you have any concerns? >> i'm definitely concerned about the chicago. >> do you feel like kim fox and the mayor lay don't neck lori lightfoot all that they ca? >> i can just say that what they have been doing is not enough. >> do you think they need to be tougher on crime? >> i think chicago was like a gun range. we will always be looking. i will be looking for my son. that's the voice, their voices, you can't forget their love. you can't forget the hugs you won't get back.

you will never get it back. >> can i hug you? [crying] >> joey: well met, heartbreaking. if you have any information what happened to jeremiah e chicago 3500 block of guthrie, please call each chicago 219-516-2159, joey. all too well that pain and god's work telling a story. thank you so much. i know they are looking for justice but is there anything to help the people out? >> yes, the family need a little help to get on their feet. by visiting fox & friends. the >> joey: we are thinking about your family. coming up, the u.k. named a new prime minister. piers morgan joins us with his reaction. plus royal rift?

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thunderstorms from 12 inches of rain in northwestern parts of the state. flash flooding leaving several roadways underwater as residents try to stop the rain from flooding their homes. officials are warning several areas are still facing life-threatening situations. we will check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox weather forecast. janet, what you have for us? >> amazing people but let's look at the forecast because we are concerned with what is happening across georgia. we had over 4 inches of rainfall and it doesn't seem like a much but saturated ground, that is why we had the flooding. so the river in georgia, somerville georgia where encrusted yesterday and the river is coming down which is great news. unfortunately, more rain not only today but tuesday and wednesday. that means the risk for more flooding and storms in this region here that is not great news. i wish i had better news. here in the northeast, by the way, if you have picnics, bring

them inside. the forecast for tuesday and wednesday, temperature is cooler obviously with the rain in the forecast and the clouds. look how much rain we can get the next three days. we will keep you up-to-date, foxweather.com. where is my birthday girl. where you from? >> i'm from florida. >> 16. here in new york, are you doing anything special? we went on to a broadway show and a tour of the city yesterday. >> you look beautiful. happy birthday, everyone, right? [cheers and applause] thank you for coming. we will have hamburgers later on. will you stay with us? >> i like food and eating. >> we are doing it. rachel, over to you. i know you are coming out the next hour appearance be to tell her that we said happy birthday and that she is going for the day. off to you, ashley. >> we start with neighborly weekend a deadly weekend with four people shot and eight people dead. philadelphia six people are dead

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completely over the weekend. aaa predicting this will be the busiest labor day weekend in three years. bookings for domestic flights expected to be up 20% from last year except for this morning more than 500 flights behind schedule and nearly 60 are canceled. two sisters who weren't the pentagon's day care 9/11 have grown up and join the military. they sat down with us earlier to tell us how that day inspire them to serve. >> the worst thing about that day definitely brought up the best way for her sister and i to honor those who have not been as fortunate as our family is to serve now and kind of give back in that way. >> hannah born a second lieutenant and her sister, heather, the naval academy class of 2023. good for those girls, back to you guys. >> rachel: ashley, a fox news alert, liz truss is officially

named britain's next prime minister taking over the position from boris johnson making her the country's third woman pn and the first since 2016. here to react is a host of pierce morgan's "uncensored." welcome to "fox & friends." what do we need to know about liz truss, us americans? >> first of all, good morning from the united kingdom. a big day over here in this country. liz truss is a 47-year-old woman and a very experienced member of various governments over the past ten years so very qualified. she is -- how's most people categorize her. think margaret thatcher and somebody not quite as -- liz truss is perceived to be by the british inheriting what many people think single most difficult in british politics.

this country quite frankly shambolic state right now with the cost of living crisis and energy bills rocketing. and a massive effect on food prices as well as energy. we have crimes soaring, migrant problems and all sorts of breaking loose here. in liz truss vowed to get to with my message to her about the british people, get on with that because we need this. >> rachel: our country is in trouble too. not having good leadership is a major problem as well. i will move on to a topic that really delights me about liz truss. that is the royal, all royal gossip going on. so, we know prince william and kate middleton supposedly are avoiding harry and meghan markel, but prince prince charles, harry's father has extended an olive branch, invited them to stay

with him during the visit to england. but they have basically said "no." what do you make of that? >> well, just when you thought things couldn't get worse for the british public. meghan markle and harry fly into town. they are the least welcomed visitors to the country. as you can imagine, megan has been preaching to us about equality later on today after she has left her california mansion in private jet. the impoverished downtrodden british people about equality. that will go down like a sack of cold vomit i would suggest. but behind the scenes, nonsense with meghan and harry is very real to the world family here. because they continue to do their duty. the royal family and the duty sustains the monarch. they put in long hours with weddings and so on in this country and putting the hard yards into doing the charity.

in return, we get to reveal the royals. but meghan and harry have gone their own way. they quit the royal family and they want to have their royal cake and eat it too. they love their royal titles the duke and duchess but they don't want to work to go into earning the titles. i've been very clear about this ever since it happened. the queen should take their titles away. if these two renegades want to run a rifle family over to america trading in the world stages, don't let them have the title to do it. they cannot use the royal status they have been given by the monarchy to trade it for hundreds of millions of dollars to netflix, 's but and the highest bidders. they are the two most unpopular of the royal family in the u.k. after prince andrew for obvious reasons. and no one is quite sure what they are doing here other than what they normally do.

they try to hijack the agenda from the real work. they hate their families on both sides. none of their family want to see them. prince charles as he always does, he slipped back in his face. william is currently living in his new home in the windsor castle estate a half a mile away from the cottage where they are situated. think about that for a moment. these two brothers who were so close, so whitted nl currently a half a mile from each other and they hate each other so much that they do not even meet. it is insane. >> rachel: if she the yoko ono of the royal family? she makes yoko ono look like a dream. she is she is immeasurably worse. i would remind you once again, rachel, we have sent two women into the royal family, one is simpson and meghan markle is

now intent on destroying the monarchy itself. you do not have a good record. we need better america women. >> rachel: we are here, we are here. we will try to send her your way. but you sent her back. cheers, always great to have you. come back with all the cattiness. we love it. >> don't worry, i have loads of it. >> rachel: i know you do hear that is why we love you. >> it will be kicking off all week. >> rachel: also "uncensored" piers morgan on fox nation weekdays 4 4:30 a.m. you get more and more and there's never enough. thank you so much, piers morgan. coming up a new report reveals disgraced fbi agent timothy flyable hid key intelligence and the big guy that we note joe biden just days before the 2020 election. fox news contributor charlie hurt reacts live plus what is the secret behind grilling the best burger?

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♪ ♪ >> todd: new details this morning about the fbi agent who just resigned over a backlash for his role in the hunter biden probe. we are learning he reportedly suppressed whistle-blower information given to him by hunter's former business partner just 11 days before the 2020 election. that, according to "the new york post," was partners with hunter's attorney. fox news contributor charlie hurt joins us now. charlie, before we break this down. let's combine them and take a 30,000 view. how are american to have confidence in their government each and every day when there is a new example of the biden poll is getting away with something

the rest of the american people would not? >> no, i'm the wrong day to explain justifying this because it blows my mind. every new detail that comes out. it is not like the stories really complicated. it is not complicated. if you set back to the 30,000-foot view, you have a vice president of the united states, you have his son selling the vice president seed to foreign powerful people around the world in foreign countries that are adversaries. and he succeeded in doing it. i get the argument -- i'm at least open to the argument that the fbi makes that they don't want to be involved in elections. unfortunately, deeply involved in the last two elections and i don't like it. i get that argument. but this is not like they were tipping the scales. they would have been tipping the scales by actually listening to whistle-blowers who came to them to say the vice president's son had sold the vice presidency to

ukraine, china, mexico. it would not be that big of a lift for them. they had to actually ignore the information. and it was -- and the other thing is, the fbi says, well, we didn't know about it before the election. maybe you should have known about it five years earlier when hunter biden was literally on air force 2 flying around the rope with joe biden meeting with business associates who was giving them millions of dollars and some of it earmarked for the big guy. when joe biden was in the vice presidency. so, it is like setting a house on fire and then complaining that, you know -- it just doesn't pass the smell test. >> todd: also the maid's fault in all of this. where is their intellectual curiosity when they know this has been on the table for a while. to be able to hide toe from tony

bob belinsky, what are the checks and balances and how can one guy be the gatekeeper so that nobody else in this massively powerful bureau has any access to it and it dies? >> because there aren't checks and balances but all checks. there are no checks. there is no other way of looking at it at this point and in other federal government, they are in the on one side appear they are not they are to be a balance. and you made the most important point about all of this. you have "the new york post" and a reliable boisterous, very loud -- it's not like it's complicated to read "the new york post." when i was there we would make the story and put it on the front page. it would be obvious what the story was and they would connect the dots. "the new york post" leading up to the auction, they were

connecting the dots panel they had to do was pick up "the new york post" and read the story and they would know exactly what happened. they had people like tony coming in the door verifying all of the information. they were using to accept truth because they wanted one side to win and they did not want to investigate a crime. >> todd: before we go one word answer, are you confident the lawyer who works for hunter biden are you confident that they walled off from each other? >> i've got more confidence and other things but not that one. >> todd: understand, charlie hurt, happy labor day to you. because it is labor day, we are grilling up smashburger's on fox smash. and share his secret for the best smash burger next. ♪ ♪

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manager and certified angus beef chef gavin pinto. [applause] >> rachel: so you've got the secret to what is the best burger. you start with the meat. what is the secret with the meat? the secret of them he is using the best ground beef you can get. certified angus beef, 80% lean ground beef because if it is not certified, it is not the best. you do a hamburger like what i like to do for my family, i want to serve the ultimate smashburger of daddy's famous hamburger. >> todd: what is a smashburger? >> a smashburger's and the technique. that is what we will go into right now. we have a hot grill. you can use a cast iron skillet or a griddle right on top of a charcoal grill if you want to. but you use to two or 3-ounce portion and use a spatula. they cook super fast but in that

time, they develop so much flavor. >> rachel: did you come up with this technique? >> this is a technique that is old-school with old diners and that of the past. >> rachel: i feel like it is kind of a fan or burger. >> todd: i've never seen my burgers. 9,000 ingredients. it may not be a burger. >> we like to keep it simple with salt and pepper. >> rachel: you didn't seasoned the meat at all until you added salt and pepper right now. >> correct. salt and pepper when it goes on. they cook through pretty quickly. i only season one side because again, they are thin. when it is certified angus beef, we don't need season. >> rachel: that looks so good to. >> this is another technique... >> rachel: this is a combination of mustard, mayonnaise and tabasco.

>> and some onion right into the sauce. so you can see here you will get the smash. a little scrape. then flip. you get a nice crust bill on that side. >> todd: i am in awe of what you are doing here. >> rachel: i love it. it is hard to watch this and not want to eat something. >> now, i'm going with the cheese because these burgers are done. >> this is a real cooking segment and you cook what we are about to eat, that is fantastic. >> you can't get better than this. >> rachel: you like american cheese because it will melt. i agree with that. >> what? >> i like american cheese on the burger. the wind just leaning over. [overlapping voices] >> i've been up since 3:00 a.m. and it's dinner time. the sandwich.

>> it is like glue to the burger. it makes it kind of like a patty. >> i'm going to give the hamburger its own -- a man which is good but a hamburger. >> i'm not a member of a colt or anything but two pieces of cheese, does that count as vegan? i don't know. >> there was nothing they can about cheese. [laughter] >> not a member of a cult or anything. >> and the condiments. >> i have the buns ready. >> i don't need to catch appearance because there was a special sauce on the bottom. >> that's got a good amount of flavor. then add a tomato. now, this is a little messy. >> go ahead. >> oh, my god. that is amazing. >> there are some napkins there also so if you need to. >> can i tell you, i love that you were generous with the sold.

it is good to. >> but is seasoned well. that is one of those chef techniques. >> i'm okay with that. the other thing to look out for, this is our number one video on the youtube channel. >> all right, guys, thank you so much. >> happy labor day. this is amazing. ♪ ♪ thly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala.

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