could have a much closer election. >> todd: hear the advice from governor mike huckabee here on "fox & friends first." >> carley: he won elections before. >> todd: before we go carley is back from ireland. which enjoying more the guinness or the jamison? she is drinking for two. "fox & friends" now. >> carley: bye. >> a major development in the disappearance of aliza fletcher police discovering a body near a crime scene. >> todd: main suspect refusing to cooperate with police. >> they are not going to make a deal with this guy. because this guy could very well be looking at the death penalty. >> jaw-dropping new numbers. >> border patrol agents seizing even more fentanyl in arizona over the holiday weekend. cpd discovered more than 250,000 fentanyl pills. >> the administration is doing absolutely nothing to stop the flow of these -- >> president biden traveled to the battleground states of wisconsin and pennsylvania. >> ripping into maga republican.

>> not every republican is a maga republican. maga republicans, the extreme right and trumpys. >> if this is how they have to motivate their base, we are in for dark, dark days. [cheers] it's my time. why not me for the breakthrough at the u.s. open. ♪ i'm back ♪ back in the n new new york nek groove. >> we hope you had a wonderful weekend. thanks for waking up with us. a little rainy out there. 57 degrees today. summer is not officially over until september 21st. >> brian: no, today. >> ainsley: everyone goes back to school up here in the northeast today usually. >> steve: they do. if you are sending your kids off to school today, good morning, we will start you for the new

school season. it feels like back to school here on the set though because do you know who is back? ed is back. ed has been gone for a little while. >> carley: ed, i haven't seen him this morning he is back? where is ed back there, brian? >> steve: he is downstairs. >> carley: ever so glad you are back. he had health issues and health scare. we are so grateful that you are here ed. we love you and your wife and children. >> brian: in fact we like him better than anybody else on the crew. ed is our favorite every single one of you. >> steve: are you also referring to dhif controls your focus and keith? >> brian: that's true. >> carley: dave, make him look as bad as possible. [laughter] >> ainsley: like you rank your children. >> brian: shrink wrapping my with white pants. if you see me with white pants make me take them off. >> steve: how many times do you wear them? >> brian: all the dime. >> steve: like the diedy bollman. >> brian: or good humor man.

>> ainsley: i like a guy in white jeans. more european i think. >> steve: a lot in florida. a lot of white jeans down there. >> ainsley: can you still wear them in labor day. >> steve: florida freedom do anything. >> ainsley: from my grandmother. it's 6:02 here on the east coast. this is a fox news alert. we have a major development in that disappearance of the tennessee heiress aliza fletcher police discovering a body near a key crime scene in that investigation. >> brian: loved ones waiting to find out if they belong to the missing mom. todd piro joins us with the latest. >> unidentified body has been found one mile away from where missing mother of two eliza fletcher was believed to have been beaten and abducted. authorities making the grim '. south m memphis. seven miles from where fletcher was last seen a and a mile from where the suspect was seen

cleaning cars and clothe. political science have not confirmed the identity of the cloth found. kidnapper set to face his first hearing later this morning. the convicted felon now facing additional charges for identity theft. after reportedly stealing a woman's cash app. and gas cards just day before fletcher went missing. all this as the suspect's uncle tells news outlets quote he is 100 percent sure he had something to do with her abduction. fletcher set out for her morning jog 4:00 a.m. friday will university of memphis. authority discovered surveillance video of what they say was a violent attack suspecting she sustained major injuries. the unidentified body found just three days after fletcher's disappearance. he is refusing to cooperate with police and currently being held on $500,000 bail. back to you. >> steve: todd, we know the suspect has been charged with kidnapping and tampering with evidence. he is due back in court.

do we suppose that if they are able to identify her as the victim he will be charged with murder? >> todd: that the assumption at this point. like you said, they still have to make that positive identification. and in a case that has had much scrutiny, they want to make sure they are 100 percent right before proceeding further because obviously the public interest but also the family. >> ainsley: thank you, todd. if you watch the local news reports, you can see they were putting crime scene tape around this big dumpster. not sure if that's where they found the body. her family is well known in the community. they employ 5500 people. her grandfather started this became a billionaire and started this hardware company and supply hardware to so many companies around the world. and that's you who they made their money. the must, and she/her husband met in church. that's the church where they got married. >> steve: the question is was she targeted because she was from a wealthy family. was she targeted because she was out jogging 4:00 in the morning? we don't know. we just know that the guy, apparently drove by her in

the -- whoever kidnapped her and killed her presumably. drove by her and then jumpled out. dragged her into the car. they were there for about four minutes and took off. >> ainsley: crime going up in all of our cities, women out exercising or walking in the daylight we're very aware of our surroundings more so than we have ever have been. see a car drive up terrain drive by her and wait for her to run by the car which is terrifying. probably dark outside, it was 4 something in the morning. the surveillance video shows that the guy had been in the neighborhood for 24 minutes. had been maybe -- i don't know if he saw her and 24 minutes later he goes back to find her. >> steve: lots of questions. >> brian: let's talk politics. you saw that blood red speech the president gave on thursday where he came outer with the ridiculous lighting. looked more like lenin than biden came out and vilified anyone who voted for donald trump. he wanted to disseminate but his words told a totally different

story. you would think backlash most felt except for fervent supporters blind by the text and tone back things up and change the tone and focus on workers on labor day. he didn't. is he doubling and tripling down talking about over and over again maga ultra maga and brings up a new term trumpys. no difference in the republican party with 74 million people that voted for trump. they believe what he believes. they might not like the tone in which he does or agree with mar-a-lago or the raid or documents. but they don't understand that when he brings up maga, people think of strong border, low taxes, lack of regulation. pro-energy. all things -- all hands on deck. protrade deals that bring manufacturing home. a strong defense. and a deemphasis on foreign wars. that's what people think about. he thinks people want to -- he thinks that the average american thinks of january 6th.

they don't. it didn't stop him again from going after the same theme yesterday in milwaukee. watch. >> i want to be very clear up front. not every republican is a maga republican. not every republican embraces that extreme ideology. i know because i have been able to work with mainstream republicans my whole career. but the extreme maga republican in congress have chosen to go backwards full of anger, violence, hate and division. the biggest contrast from what maga republicans, the extreme right, the, the, the trumpys. they want to go -- these maga republicans in congress are coming for your social security. >> ainsley: do you know what's changed? we don't vote necessarily for the candidate. we love-we don't necessarily vote for the candidate that -- we vote for the policies, right? we vote for policies. a lot of people, a lot of independents decided to vote for joe biden because they didn't like a lot of the rhetoric that

donald trump was sending out over tweets or whatnot. they voted for him thinking he was going to be a unifier like he promised. that hasn't happened. we have more inflation than ever. the last 40 years we are seeing gas prices go up. open borders, anyone is welcome. we will check your vaccine card if you are a famous tennis player but not if you are coming in through the border and it doesn't seem fair. a lot of people, i think, are going to vote for a republican no matter hot candidate is going to be to get away from these policies. they like the policies of trump. they might not have liked a lot of the rhetoric. >> brian: doesn't get it. >> ainsley: not an insult to call someone a trumpy because they like his policies. if you talk to people who voted for him. i don't like this and this that he did, but i like his policies. america was in a better place. >> steve: clearly what the president is trying to do and there you see him in pennsylvania. it was earlier in the day in wisconsin called some guy in risk who was heckling him an idiot. he is trying to reframe the election. ainsley, you are right. you know, rather than talk about

the issues and his low poll numbers. what he is trying to do and regardless of the term. whether it's trumpy or maga or ultra maga or mega extremist. he is trying to essentially put donald trump on the ballot. donald trump is not on the ballot. but, here's the thing. donald trump to motivates democrats. and right now, given the fact that with the roe v. wade thing and dobbs decision. democrats are motivated. what he is trying to do is get those union members seen behind him right there motivated to turn out in november. it is 63 days away. will it work? stay tuned. >> ainsley: that's like saying every -- the radical democrats they were all for the riots in 2020. that's not true. our democratic friends aren't for the riots. >> steve: i think he is just trying to say hey, you know what? these penal, the trumpys and -- i don't think all republicans are trumpys. i know a lot of people who are republicans who are not on the

trump bandwagon. >> ainsley: will they vote for biden though? >> brian: what republicans are not for a strong border, for low taxes. >> steve: oh the issues, absolutely right. >> brian: that's what make america great again is about. that's what donald trump represented. and in fact, it really upset a lot of people like mitch mcconnell go wait a second. you are talking too much about the working class. these trade deals are something we used to be for. the manufacturing, we were for that. i'm bringing it back here. and he changed the party maybe better hispanics coming to the republican side. ronna mcdaniel said this about joe biden. joe biden is the most anti-worker president in modern history. real wages are down. real income is lower than when he took office. the average american has thousands less in savings than last year. 56% say their financial situation is getting worse. one of the biggest things is crime and no punishment.

zero cash bail. crime runs rampant. the president said nothing. the riots wrecked businesses that were shut down. and then what is insane is he is blaming trump for shutting down schools when there is ads out vilifying trump for wanting to open up schools? president biden's own campaign. >> ainsley: you are right. it's your pocketbook. inflation, gas prices. people are going to vote for that issue and also crime. it's your neighborhood. are you safe? do you feel comfortable walking outside anymore? what about when you say you know a lot of people that are republicans that. >> steve: conservative republicans. >> ainsley: who will they vote for when it's biden vs. trump if trump gets in the race? >> brian: i thought larry hogan had the best tweet. if president biden is truly serious about the threats of democracy with this maga, then he would condemn the tens of millions of democratic dollars -- democratic groups have spent promoting the extremist threatening democracy. for example, mastriano in pennsylvania might be the right pick but he was backed by

democrats. that's the same thing they did in maryland. they took the most extreme candidate and democrats poured money into them. if they are worried about the maga agenda. why could they spend millions of dollars supporting the most fervent donald trump supporters? because they think that they were going -- >> ainsley: why would they democrats go on stage with him and go though these events. >> brian: they won't go. >> ainsley: mandela barnes the candidate for senate in wisconsin he didn't go to the as opresident he's speech because e said he had to attend other events he was notably absent. the president of the united states comes. josh shapiro, kelly, tim ryan, senator cortez masto. >> steve: the governor of wisconsin went yesterday, tony evers actually was in attendance john fetterman was using the festivities yesterday in pennsylvania. apparently during a private meeting to tell joe biden please decriminalize pot. >> brian: that's a good focus. ains ains come up a win for president trump as federal judge

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to wear uvalde's colors, maroon and white to honor the 19 children and two teachers killed by a gunman in may. this show of support comes after uvalde high school honored the victims at its first home football game of the year. uvalde won the game and is now 2-0 this season a federal judge has granted former president trump's request for a special mast tore review the items seized during the fbi raid of his mar-a-lago estate. that ruling also puts a pause on the justice department's access of those papers, including, get this: medical comments. correspondence related to taxes and accounting information. the trump team must now work with the government to compile a list of potential candidates for the special master role. we are just 62 days from the midterms and a little over an hour from polls opening in the massachusetts primary. the g.o.p. primary for governor is the race to watch. trump-backed former state representative jeb diehl is

squaring off against centrist daugherty. they are battling for a chance to alcohol democratic healy in november that race, and that matchup coming later today. francis and raffle nadal 22 match winning streak. defeated the major champion in four sets in the u.s. open's fourth round. the 22 seed showed immense emotion after taking down the number two seed. and switching sports here aaron judge swinging the fences potential mvp hit blistering 54th home run traveling almost 110 miles per hour off the bat. how about that? those are your headlines, guys. >> brian: open. that's a pretty good day. if it wasn't for him, would the yankees win any games? what has happened to that team? >> steve: down the street and take a left. next thing you know. >> brian: i'm predicting he does

it. >> ainsley: i'm excited for the u.s. open tonight what's the guy's name who won over the weekend has a temper so fun to watch? pier many. >> o he plays tonight every other night. watch him. so funny. yells at his coaches. yells at the ref. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: the thing about the u.s. open, djokovic was not allowed to play because he wouldn't get -- do you know who did play? the number one player in the world, medvedev from russia. he was not allowed to play at wimbledon because of the war with ukraine. so, you know, the british said no, you are not going to play at wimbledon. what did the americans say sure, yeah, you can play here. so the russians play here. belarusians play here even though they were not allowed at wimbledon. >> brian: that's so interesting. >> ainsley: medvedev knocked out. >> steve: he would not been

allowed to play he had not gotten the covid shot. forget about the war but the covid shot. >> ainsley: rhode island creating dangerous conditions out on the road. the city of providence flash floods completely submerging parts of the interstate. >> brian: torrential downpours trapping cars under water and causing a building to collapse. >> steve: and in southern california, hundreds of firefighters there trying to get the upper hand on a wildfire that has killed two people, injured another and forced thousands from their homes. the blaze in the city of is only 5 percent contained after charring about 2,000-acres. seven homes have been destroyed out west. and several others damaged. and today crews will be dealing with maximum temperatures of is 109 degrees. let's check with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast? you have got two things to worry, about the east coast and west coast. >> let's take a look at the rhode island rain totals,

7 inches in 12 hours a lot coming in a couple hours actually. area of low pressure that's going to remain kind of stationed over this region until at least wednesday. flash flood warning for parts of new england, connecticut, by the way. and then, of course, we have primaries in massachusetts today. so, it's going to be tough to get out there. make sure that you try, you know, to dodge those showers and thunderstorms. although they are going to continue throughout the day today into tuesday and wednesday. so, temperatures obviously reflecting the rainfall and the cloudiness across the northeast. flash flood threat for parts of the ohio, tennessee river valley in towards the northeast, and then we wrap this forecast up with the extreme heat across california. that's not helping the wildfire danger. temperatures over 100 degrees, especially for california in towards nevada and the great bay sin, and that's going to remain, you know, very warm for prolonged period of time. that's why it's been so dangerous out here. so lots to cover. the rain, the heat, the wildfires, fox weather.com, of course, has you covered.

steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, janice. meanwhile, 23 minutes after the hour. california like tolls say they like to lead and show america where to go with a lot of their innovative ideas. for the most part, especially over the last 10 years, whatever california does, america would feel very confident doing the opposite including leaving the state. gavin newsom thinks this will help him become a national candidate. mandate the banning -- first he is going to ban building new gas stations. then is he going to ban the selling of new gas cars past 2035. so the combustion engine, no longer being -- any car with a combustion engine no longer being sold in california. 2035. the same weekend where he said they told the people of california, the citizens that are still remaining there in that beautiful state, whatever you do if you have electric car, don't plug it in. we have got rolling blackouts already, you will make it worse. there is only 2% ever the population tops that have

electric cars. can you imagine if it was 90%? they would say nobody go anywhere, get new sneakers. >> ainsley: that's crazy, because they are saying you can only by 2035, you only have to have this type of a car. when it gets too hot, you are not allowed to plug it in to recharge it. what if you need to go to a doctor's appointment. what if you have chemotherapy you have a life matter that you have to get to an emergency and you can't use your car? you can't what is it power it? you can't plug it? n.? residents thermostats 78 degrees. did you see the temperatures janice was showing 110 degrees some parts. >> steve: no kidding, it's going to be hot. not enough of those charging stations anywhere in the country for what they presume will be the demand for that tesla that you see right there. it's not just a california thing. because ever since gavin newsom announces take a look at the states now considering adopting the same thing. you have got states all across the country as you can see in

yellow right there. >> brian: 17. here's the thing. not so fast. and you will notice one of them could be minnesota. here's the problem. the auto dealers association says because it's so cold there, electric vehicles don't work well in the cold. so, please don't do it here. and then in colorado, they say there is firm opposition because the technology is changing. and then in virginia, which is also highlighted right there. glenn youngkin came out last week and he said after gavin newsom he said look, this is a a number starter. it's a ridiculous law. and it's not going to happen in the commonwealth of virginia. he said. >> ainsley: california's laws are out of touch. here is jennifer granholm the energy secretary and she is on board. listen. >> i think california is leading in and, the federal government has a goal of the president's announced by 2030 that half of the vehicles in the u.s. the new ones sold would be electric. >> brian: all of the above

strategy is the only effective one because the battery technology, the battery elements that make these batteries most of them in china. china has done a great job locking up other rare earth places that have the same mining capability for example the congress government china halls all the contracts. do you really want to go a technology that is not ready to convert a mode of transportation that is not set and having said that, what they are doing to the oil and gas industry is flat out criminal. bibsd has okayed the fewest oil leases of any president since world war ii. 126,000 acres. compared to nixon's was 4 million. offshore drilling is down 97% from the 18 months of trump. he has single-handedly destroying one of our greatest assets. oil and gas at a time when we are at war, basically with russia tangentially. oil and gas fracking burns clean. we are not doing it we are not coming to their aid. we are not responding to world events.

and we are not responding with the practical needs of the american people. this is what people should be running on. do you want to go ahead and be forced to buy an electric car that's 20,000 more than a gas car to go try to power that you can't find? >> ainsley: if not more than that. $66,000 on average there was a photo that was shared on facebook by randy smith, he is the tucker county republican state senate. and he shared this wonderful picture of what could happen if your car breaks down. it's an electric car. look at this: these are tourists driving through west virginia. they asked the coal miners, out of them to come and push their car. >> steve: out of juice. >> ainsley: they pushed it toward the coal plant so they could plug it in. >> steve: what's crazy about it. at the end apparently they also gave -- think with it. these coal miners, you know, the biden administration with their green agenda would like to see all these coal miners out of work but still in their hearts they realize here is somebody

who needs a push up the hill. they pushed it up the hill. apparently they couldn't get a tow truck to that remote location something about the way the car was built they couldn't tow it. pushed it up and plugged it into the coal minute the electricity there when the driver left. one of the guy gave him a license plate that reads friend of coal. i love that. >> ainsley: of don't you love the irony here, the coal miners are saves electric car they couldn't tow it because it has plastic underneath the car. under bottom couldn't fit it on the tow truck. >> brian: go plug in your car. most of those power plants are fueled by coal. this is the folly ever feeling that you are helping the environment. we are not there yet. but the president is forcing us to a place that technology is not ready. >> ainsley: 29 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up. the high stakes midterm

elections 62 days away. president biden hitting the road in hopes of stopping a red wave. will his message help? steve as you can see the host of varney and company. stuart varney in the studio. we will talk to this very short man coming up next. ♪

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>> steve: joining us now is the host of varney and company and american built on fox business, stuart varney. stuart, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: 63 days to go. now that we are pars the end of summer with labor day yesterday. enough to it is a sprint to the midterms. so we are going to see both sides try to motivate their base and joe biden is doing his best to try to get people to forget about inflation and high costs. >> that's precisely what he is doing. labor day weekend he goes on the attack. it's a political attack.

categorizing his political opponents as evil. so he is on the attack there. but, on the important issue, the economy, and inflation, he has got play defense. because inflation is actually a very serious problem. we are in a worldwide energy crisis at this point. and i think it's going to get worse. you have got -- he is touting, as his solution to inflation, he is touting that he is going to lower the price of drugs. cost of drugs. but that doesn't kick in until 20026. that's four years from now. we have got inflation right now. >> steve: stuart, it only impacts from what i have read, it only impacts 10 different drugs. people don't know that they hear the rhetoric, hey, i'm lowering your prices i love that. >> stuart: four years from now. you have high prices now. my point is i think inflation is going to get worse in the immediate future. look at natural gas, the price is constantly rising. you are going to pay a much more to heat your home this fall. that goes and ties into

inflation. you are going to pay a lot more for electricity. because electricity is made from national guard in many places in this country. that the gas price is up. electricity price ask up i just came back from vacation. >> steve: we missed you. >> stuart: a shock. grocery pleases i encountered a $9 loaf of bread yesterday. that's up from $8.01 days ago. it keeps on going up. inflation right now in america is running at about 8%. 7% or 8%. and if it stays at that level, maybe rises in the fall and winter. very bad news for the president and the elections. >> steve: stuart you and i talked about the price of rotisserie chicken at a grocery store. it's still $14 for a bird that used to be $5. seems like people are getting used to the high prices. when you look at the fact that

the cost of gas is going down is because people are driving less. and as soon as owe -- you know in a month or so, they are going to stop releasing a million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve and prices are going back up. >> yes, they are. opec plus has just announced that they are going to cut oil production a little. that's not going to help the price of oil and the russians have just said we are not going to export any more nat gas to europe. that's not going to do the nat gas much good going to go straight up. we have an energy crisis, steve. it's going to be very difficult to navigate this winter. >> steve: we are so lucky stuart would stop by. so busy today. tonight at 8:00 on fox business it's "american built" a great series and watch stuart on varney and company coming up in about 20 hours and 13 minutes on fox business. thank you, stuart. coming up on this tuesday that feels like a monday, a texas sheriff is labeling fentanyl a

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introduced to our country. the illicit manufacture of this stuff has gotten crazy with the potency of it. the deception by the drug dealers to mix it in to the pressed pills, trying to sell it as a legal drug. that's a prescription medication. it only takes 2 milligrams of this stuff to kill you we are finding twice, sometimes three times the amount of fentanyl that is not supposed to contain any fentanyl. believe it or not, drug dealers will lie to you. these manufacturers are not professionals. there is no quality control standard. and it is truly a weapon of mass destruction. it's killing our population. >> ainsley: i know it's cheaper and easier to produce. 50 times stronger than heroin. when you rook at the picture of the rainbow pills especially, they look like candy tarts that we used to eat and if they get in the hands of a child they might mistaken them for candy. how does it get from china to the border and from the border to some of these children's hands? >> >> tell well, it's going through the regular cartel routes. cartel producing these things as

well as distributing them. you get them across the border. and the normal narcotics trafficking routes they enter into. so they become just part of the regular supply chain that we are seeing in the united states. it's just not your regular drug. in my career, i thought i would never see anything worse than methamphetamines which has been horrible su scourge on our population taken to a new level. it clearly a poison. what greg abbott is looking to do label this not only as a narcotic but as a poison. manufacturing, delivery with intent resulting in injury or death is already a felony crime in texas. so we are hoping to add it as a poison and move it up a step in our texas legislature. >> ainsley: i hope so. keep us posted on. that was i know that federal and local officials are scrambling to locate some of these unaccompanied migrant children there were 57 that were unaccompanied that have been reported missing in houston since last year. as of august 26th, 46 of them

have been confirmed safe. where are the other 11? >> we are trying to find that the city of houstons we have montgomery county humerus could you alliance as well. so we are constantly looking for those that are missing, migrant children and those that have entered into the sex slave trade. so it's a concerted effort between a lot of groups. ngos as well as government organizations. to try to locate and return children and young adults safely where they belong. >> ainsley: bless their heart. thank you so much, sheriff, we appreciate you coming on. we hope you can find those children. thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. hand it over to carley who has more headlines for us. >> carley: ainsley, listen to this. authorities outside of washington, d.c. are enforcing a curfew after maryland county reports its deadliest month ever for the next 30 days kids under 17 in prince george's county must be at home from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. monday through thursday. at midnight to 6:00 a.m. friday through saturday unless accompanied by awe adult.

follow as the spike in violent crimes among tweens alarming 430 juvenile arrests. so far this year. a terrifying moment caught on camera at a carnival in india. a thrill ride malfunctions sending riders plummeting 50 feet towards the ground. [screams] >> at least 16 people were injured in the incident including five children. the cause of that malfunction is current little under investigation. a french woman vacationing in hawaii is critically injured after being attacked by a shark. officials say the victim was snorkeling about 100 yards off maui's north shore when she was bitten. long island, a fisherman, reeled in a shark on labor day after casting a line from the sand. shark sightings becoming more common off new york's coast this summer scaring a lot of the people out of the water.

a school district near san francisco is, get this: begging parents to rent out rooms to teachers. >> the average price of a one bedroom soaring 11% to more than $3,300 a month. one school district superintendent saying we have lost out on some employees that we tried to recruit because once they see how much it costs to live here, they determine that it's just not possible. $3,300 in san francisco. i think it's 5100 average price of rent in new york city? it's getting crazy to rent apartments in big cities. >> ainsley: it is. that's why when we first all lived in new york shove each other to rooms. split the bills. car. >> ainsley: as we mark 21 years september 11th attack nationwide call to waive the stars and stripes. how you can show patriotism and honor those that we have lost. ♪ ♪

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it symbolized all the first responders that ran into burning buildings and simmized all the men and women that would join the military and come together after on 9/11. so we picked those ladies got such a great response. they were on that hill in freeport maine every tuesday for 19 years. 19 years later when they had to retire, wreaths across america brought that tradition here and we have been here waving the flag every tuesday. giving that message that the flag is there. it's a symbol we can always look to and pull it together. so that's why we are here today. and on 9/11, we will take up the charge and we will be back here again inviting everyone to join us. >> brian: you want people to do stuff on video. take a pick of you or a family member. >> absolutely video or pictures. >> brian: where do we send them? where do we upload them? >> we can go to wreaths across america's official facebook page and use the hashtag flags across

america. and tell us where you are, share stories. share stories about people who stepped up on 9/12 and days after. and let's just join together and remember, unified and under that flag we can overcome everything and we can accomplish anything. >> brian: right. what do you worry about all these years later? do you think some people are concerned people are forgetting. >> oh, i think they certainly are. and you have to remember there is a generation of kids now that are grown ups now that weren't alive on 9/11. and it's really sad that it takes a tragedy. we need to unite under that flag. we need to remember whether a it stands for there was a great commercial, brian, after 9/11 showing a line of houses and it just said on 9/11 a terrorist attack wanted to change our country forever. the next picture that line of houses a flag on every house. and they did change us then. but we are back sliding. we need to come together. we need to stop listening to the noise at the top. start looking our neighbors and

rallying around the flag. wreaths across america teaches that. every day go to wreaths across america.org. we have great education materials and work with other organizations to teach our kids to be proud of this country. proud of the men and women that fight. and starts joining back together as a country because we need to do it. we need to be good americans and earn the freedom. we were entrusted with freedom and we need to take care of it by teaching our children to love our country and rally around our flag. >> brian: all right. thanks so much. #flags across america we have flags across the country we will get to the bottom of that on #america strong. karen, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. thanks so much. >> brian: red, white, and blue in maine no, surprise. still ahead randi weingarten's union taking credit for biden's teacher loan forgiveness. you will never guess so much how much debt some are wining out thanks to your tax dollars. ♪

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>> carley: a major development in the disappearance of eliza fletcher. police discovering a body near a key crime scene. >> the main suspect still refusing to cooperate with police. >> we are not going to make a deal with this guy. because this guy could very well be looking at the death penalty. >> former president trump will

get a third party arbiter to review documents taken from his home. >> they have been narrowly along. the judge said hold everything. he may have executive privilege. >> bret: ripping into maga republicans. >> not every republican is a maga republican. >> maga republicans, the extreme right and trumpys. >> if this is how they have to meat straight their base we are in for dark, dark days. [cheers] he says it's my time. why not me with the breakthrough at the u.s. open. ♪ ♪ >> steve: how pretty is that? good morning, auburn, alabama, it is currently 72 degrees as you get up today, it's going to be a great tuesday. that feels like a monday.

my daughter mary and her husband marshall and dog peanut were down in that neck of the woods visiting in-law's yesterday. beautiful weather. 86, a little humidity. >> ainsley: peanut, love it. >> steve: peanut is their dog. >> brian: great dane? >> steve: congresser spaniel peanut. >> ainsley: they got the dog. do you know what comes next? are you ready? maybe one day. >> steve: maybe one day. anyway, welcome to hour two. >> ainsley: all three of them got married in what a year? >> steve: that's right. >> ainsley: span of a year during covid. >> steve: what are you saying? >> ainsley: i'm hoping you become a grandfather soon. come on, kids. >> steve: don't listen to her. >> ainsley: you are going to love it. >> steve: stay tuned for that. >> ainsley: yours are too young, brian. >> brian: that's what i hear. >> ainsley: not that you are old. >> brian: federal judge has granted former president trump's request. this is big news for the trump team. for a special master to review the items seized during the raid

of his mar-a-lago estate. >> steve: ruling seen as a gigantic win for team trump. >> ainsley: yeah, and griff jenkins joins us live with more on this story. griff? >> good morning, ainsley, brian and steve. this was quite a surprise ruling on a federal holiday. not only did judge aileen cannon appoint this special master who is yet to be named. she also said that she believes former president trump retained some executive privilege after leaving office and says the government's access to the seized documents cannot continue to be used by the government as part of the grand jury criminal probe. writing this: saying the court also temporarily enjoins the government from reviewing and using the seized materials for investigative purposes pending completion of the special master's review or further court order. now what the special master will review includes this more than 11,000 documents of which just over 100 were marked classified. 48 empty folders labeled

classified. 42 empty folders labeled return to staff secretary military aid and 19 items listed as clothing or gift items. the judge also noted that the records included medical documents, tax-related correspondence and accounting information. now, the justice department said in a statement they are, quote, considering appropriate next steps and have not indicated if they will appeal. either way, the ranking member of the house oversight committee says this is a big win for 250e78 trump. >> well, it benefits the president a lot. i don't think the president would have been imrantd the special master had the doj had all their i's dotted and t's crossed. clearly they took way too many documents. in the short-term, this was a big victory for donald trump. >> now trump's team must work with a government to come up with this list of potential candidates for special master by friday. meanwhile, the former president is railing on social media accusing the feds of rifling through his son barron's room

and his wife, the former first lady melania's quarters and claiming him is i that they never raid thed the house of hunter or joe biden. >> steve: this does not impact the review of the documents that the office of the director of national intention is doing to see if there were any super secrets there, right? >> that's correct. the judge noted that dni can continue to documents and risk assessments of it and who knows exactly what that means because we are, it's worth pointing out, steve, in unchartered territory in a situation like this. but, the big take away that we didn't expect, necessarily to hear in all of this is, judge cannon saying that trump does retain some executive privilege as it pertains to many of those seized documents. so we are definitely going to be in for a little bit of a longer haul. >> steve: going to be a fight over that. >> brian: thanks, griff. on top of that, too.

unspoken law so close to an election do you do something that would affect an election. you are within inside that margin within a couple of days now a delay. you have got to give some on the doj side, give me some ideas for a special master. on the trump side give me ideas for a special master. hopefully they will agree on somebody. one thing is true, if what the president said was true the other night the fact they went through barron's room and took his tax documents. they took his medical records. if this is all true for nine hours, you evidently had a whistleblower tell you exactly everything that was wrong. and all these files had to be taken out. you wonder safe was empty. oops, there it goes so melania's closet that wasn't affected, maybe it was. barron's room we have got to find out what the 16-year-old has there. the fact he took his tax documents while congress is investigating and while the attorney general in new york state is doing doing an investigation, who knows what is going to help other future investigations. why would they need his medical records? i thought the fbi was good at

this. can't tell the difference between donald trump's medical records and confidential information that could unearth america's secrets? that's exactly what people worried about. if, in fact, that proves true. >> well, you know what's interesting about it is, you know, last week what we had heard was they were requesting a special master, a third party arbiter to look through this stuff because some of the documents could have related to attorney-client privilege. >> brian: yep. >> steve: and this throws a complete monkey wrench into the department of justice's, you know, what they were trying to do. they are saying it's not just attorney-client privilege but there could be executive privilege stuff as well. and that flies in the face of what the department of justice had argued because they said the president, former president cannot claim that. because these documents actually belong to the government, not him. so, for him to have that kind of a claim, that's actually what andy mccarthy is talking about. >> ainsley: right.

listen to this. >> >> it's a big win for the trump team and it's a potentially explosive ruling if it holds. the justice department assumed that trump only had attorney-client privilege that he did not have executive privilege. but the problem is it's not 100 percent settled. sso i thought it was incumbent n them to get a ruling from the court on that question before they hauled off and did what they did which was have the privilege team go through all of the seized documents. assuming that trump only had attorney-client privilege and then allowing all of the potentially executive privileged documents to go to the prosecution team. if it turns out that they're privileged that could taint the prosecutors who reviewed them and it could also taint their investigation. so, you know, they have been merely along conducting the investigation assuming documents appropriate for the investigation. now the judge is saying hold everything, he may have

executive privilege. >> ainsley: interesting. they have to go through each of those classified documents and see if he did declassify them. then they have go through and see if he had not honestly attorney-client privilege, executive privilege. if he does have executive privilege, because he was the president, then what are they able to take? >> steve: they would not be able to look at those particular things. as president, i retain privilege over those. i. >> ainsley: if they are going to raid his house to take information they think is theirs. what does he do in return to make sure his medical documents, his tax filings get back into his hands. >> brian: what is that team doing screen out things that are not relevant to the investigation allegedly doing? so that's why people say well, you don't need a special master. we had a team sanitize it. how good are they? we already know they took your passport and the expired passport. you denied doing it and then okay, you can have it back. why would you need to take the president's passport.

>> ainsley: here is why the president's attorneys said they should have been present. >> brian: told them to stand on the side. >> ainsley: that's a medical record. that's not classified information that belongs to the president. >> brian: they didn't want them there at all. let them in and told them to stand in the corner a lot better had they not taken them. everybody understands that. we don't know on the exit strategy we knew was hectic. if he was trying to sneak stuff out, what a terrible job at noon he has a bunch of interns sitting there in suits loading up marine one in full view of everybody. to me, there has got to be a system set up where future presidents okay you can take that can't take this what is the national archives doing on exit day? they can't send a few bodies down there to look through this or these are the documents the president would like to take, can you look through them and make sure he can take them? we don't need to go through all of this. because there is going to be problems in the future, believe me. >> steve: well, there was a protocol that the national archives apparently does speak to the administration. remember, from the run-up to leaving the white house, there

was a lot going on. mike pence apparently, you know, from the stories that we have read and i have seen on foxnews.com, apparently mike pence and company in the vice president's office, followed all of their protocol and was able to -- anything that belonged to the government they got rid of. >> brian: right. a lot easier being a vice president than president in terms of what you have in terms of top secret. also, you have a president of the united states who has been constantly investigated so he wants to keep some things personal that maybe he stunt trust the department much justice coming in to not make exposed because it seems like most everything that comes out of that -- that came out of mar-a-lago ends up in the "new york times" or "the washington post" a few days later. >> ainsley: also a big story, border patrol in no gal less, arizona. one of the points of entry why talked about rainbow pills they found 47,000 of them. >> steve: looks like candy. >> ainsley: it does looks like

little tartds we used to eat as a child if this gets in the hands of a child or teenager. they might think it's a piece of candy. also busted 186,000 of the blue fentanyl pills you see those on the right-hand side of the screen. >> steve: found hidden in the floor compartment of a vehicle. the biden administration can say, look at all these pills that we are able to seize, how many of those pills are getting through and nobody is stopping them because everybody is paying attention to this flood of migrants. earlier in the program, we spoke to rand henderson one of the texas sheriffs. he has seen a lot of this stuff. think about it. one fentanyl pill can kill how w many people? if you got a couple thousand that can kill millions of people. you know what we're talking about it's not an atomic bomb but it is a weapon of mass destruction. listen to the sheriff. >> the poison that's being introduced to our country, the illicit manufacture of this

stuff has gotten crazy with the potency of it. the deception by the drug dealers to mix it in to the pressed pills, trying to sell it as a legal drug that's a prescription medication. only takes two milligrams of this stuff to kill you. we are finding twice, sometimes three times the amount of fentanyl in a pill that's not supposed to contain any fentanyl. believe it or not, drug dealers will lie to you. these manufacturers are not professionals. there is no quality control standard. and it is truly a weapon of mass destruction. it's killing our population. >> steve: drug dealers will lie to you. >> ainsley: yeah. we know that it's not a regulated industry. they don't really know what they're doing. they said a lot of these guys are not professional. they just want to make the money. 50 times stronger than heroin. >> brian: people think they are getting so much. what great news. not according to the former ice director victor. he says i worked 20 years at the border. when you have -- when you see an increase in the seizures of this type, it is not a good thing. that means we are getting

swamped with fentanyl. meth and heroin. this is continuing to pour into our country. seizures are good that means it is coming through every porous part of our open border down through the southern border. for the press secretary to say look how much we are getting it's only because it's coming n such volume you are stopping a big wave but only a small sense of what is flooding in. because the border is wide open and the president doesn't go. doesn't talk about it. and is getting a free pass. >> steve: right. so and the reason they are not getting all the fentanyl we feel is probably because they are dealing with the migrants. right below brian you can see in that little box right there, another bus live at the port authority of new york is off loading a number of migrants. children. family members, everybody is getting a hand shake. then they go. >> brian: get your phone. >> steve: wind up with all sorts of aid be told which new york city hotel they are going to be able to stay.

>> brian: ramada inn, the hilton. thank you very much you are our seventh caller you get a stay at the hard rock. does the hard rock have a hotel? >> steve: they do in this block. >> brian: access to the mini bar. >> ainsley: they we are staying in one when we go down to the patriot award. >> steve: these migrants being sent to new york and to washington, d.c. and to chicago. and chicago is only received a couple of bus loads of migrants and, yet, over the weekend, sunday, by the. >> brian: by the way look at the crackdowns on the illegal making sure how we don't shake my hand and come to my city. we paid our tax dollars, you don't have to pay anything. we will supply everything for you. >> steve: federal government has already given every one of them a document that allows them to travel freely. >> brian: bus ride. >> steve: a lot of migrants are going to new york as you can see to d.c. even more. a handful of busses to chicago. >> brian: welcome. >> steve: where over the weekend

lori lightfoot said regarding governor abbott, you know what? i don't think is he a very good christian. listen to this. >> he professes to be a christian? this is not the christianity and the teachings of the bible that i know. and i think religious leaders all across the country are standing up and denouncing exactly this. >> brian: reverend light foot was able to sneak in a few bible passages. i feel like a better christian having heard her. >> ainsley: that's a hard argument. >> brian: speak up over the gunshots in the background. >> ainsley: that's a hard argument. god is not a door mat. you have to follow the law. and the bible is clear about that. this sudden not be a argument about who is the better christian. i'm sure both of them have their own faith and walk with god. but governor abbott is saying i can't take care of all of them. they are coming over. >> brian: gave them a bus ride. that's a christian thing to do. >> ainsley: distribute them throughout the country so we can all share in this. i don't agree with what they're doing.

they are breaking the law. let me send them to these other cities so other cities that are sanctuary cities can share in this. because i can't afford to take care of all of them properly. >> brian: the problem is, there is an 11th commandment thou shall not bus migrants to chicago. so you stand corrected. ms. bible study. you don't understand anything about christianity. unbelievable. air conditioned bus trip to one of our biggest and most prized cities. >> steve: the texas governor's press secretary responded instead of lowly personal attacks on the governor and complain about a few dozen migrants being bussed into her city. mayor lightfoot should call on president biden to secure the border something the president continues failing to do, of course. >> ainsley: everyone of faith, not even just christians, everyone of faith has a heart for these individuals do. we have the money? do we have the ability to take care of all of them? >> steve: got to be a better system. >> brian: can i answer?

it. >> ainsley: sure. >> brian: no. carley shimkus here with a lot of money we will have to take care of you at one point. >> carley: thing is all these democrat mayors are proving as a point by just saying couple hundred people. a couple dozen buss are creating a crisis in their city. >> brian: brilliant. sanctuary city that opens up their hearts to everybody. open up your heart shear a bus load. >> carley: more news to get to a fox news alert. unidentified body has been found in the frantic search for missing mother of two eliza fletcher. located a mile from where the alleged abductor was seen cleaning his car and clothes. he is due in court in a few hours with new charges including identity theft after reportedly stealing a woman's cash app. a day before the woman went missing. he is refusing to cooperate with police. the american federation of teachers taking credit for president biden's student loan bailout canceled unlimited amounts of debt for educators,

union president randy wine garden bragging about a specific handout writing, quote: this summer we helped an aft member in california wipe out her $450,000 student debt. the biden administration expanded the public service loan forgiveness program eliminating the rule that requires teachers to work for 10 years before being considered for forgiveness. weingarten says this is thanks to the union's lobbying efforts. pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman taking part in pittsburgh's labor day parade. his appearance comes as he refuses to debate republican challenger dr. mehmet oz because he says he is still recovering from the stroke he suffered in may. now, before his health issues, and the runup to the democratic primary, fetterman says voters deserve, quote: no fewer than three televised debates. and halloween came early for some beach goers in florida. oh boy. a man in a michael meyer's mask

making appearance in panama city early sunday morning despite the masked slasher's monstrous reputation. beach goers say he arrived before the crowd did and was extremely nice and didn't intrude on anyone's space. why he did that though still to be determined. >> steve: no kidding. >> ainsley: people do strange things. i would run the other way. i would not go. >> carley: go into the shark infested waters out of the trying pan into the fryer. >> brian: jelly fish or back. >> ainsley: rather get stung than murdered. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> ainsley: hang on this that line. [laughter] >> steve: hey, america, get your aprons ready 10 days from now september 16th friday night i will be hosting the simply happy cooking which is going to be a livestream on fox nation had based on our brand new cookbook simply happy cookbook which comes out a week from today. this will be a coast to coast cook along so that you will

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campaign stops in key battalion ground states but recent polls spelling bad news for the president and his party with more voters disapproving of his handling of major issues like the border, inflation, and crime.

>> fox news contributor lisa booth is here to break it all down for us, hey, his sancht hi, ainsley, how are you? >> ainsley: doing well. only 62 days. only two more months until the midterms. what can we expect and what did you think of the president's speeches over the weekend battleground states, or yesterday, labor day. >> it's a dogfight it really feels like this never winds down. but, you know, look, i think the fundamentals are still there for republicans. you have a deeply unpopular president. you have the vast majority of americans thinking the country is on the wrong track. and then, you know, joe biden is going to try to tout these legislative, you know, achievements that he has had but ultimately what it comes down to is how does it impact americans' lives? you have americans paying twice as much for gas. you have got inflation at the highest it's been since the 180s, many americans feel unsafe in their own neighborhood. and you have got fentanyl and illegal immigration pouring across the border. if joe biden was so popular, why are you seeing some democrats

skip out on these events that he is going to? really reiterates w what "the washington post" found a couple weeks ago where they reached tout 60 democrats in some of the top gubernatorial senate and house races and only a handful of them said that they wanted to be seen with joe biden. and i think that shows you a lot about the toxicity of this man. >> steve: yeah. mandela barnes, lieutenant governor, did not go up on stage with them. was not there at that event. said he was absent because he was attending other events. that's raising a lot of eyebrows a lot of people doing this now when joe biden visits their area and they are running for office or re-election and they don't want to be seen with him separating themselves from him because of his policies. i mean, if you look at the latest "wall street journal" poll. it says with inflation, only 39% approve. that means 58% according to this poll, disprove. the border, 34% approve, 57% disapprove. almost 60%. fighting crime, 35% approve.

52% disapprove. will people be voting on these types of issues? remember, back in the day we used to vote because we liked someone or they were a man or woman of character? nowadays what are the issues and how is this impacting our kitchen table, our family? >> well, you are right. mandela barnes skipped out on the event yesterday. john fetterman skipped out of an event last week in pennsylvania with not wanting to appear alongside joe biden. even if you get in the "wall street journal" poll with all due respect a lot of these polls are registered voters. that doesn't actually give you a real snapshot of what the midterm elections are going to look like. look at likely voter surveys which is what these polls should be actually accurately reflecting who turns out and how those people want to vote. those polls look a lot more favorable to republicans. thgibraltar group up by six. not getting a full truth from registered voters polls. joe biden's message if he was so

popular, if he was doing so well, why does he resort to basically calling 75 million americans as enemies of the state with the military behind him? if his policies were so popular, wouldn't he be touting those instead of condemning 75 million americans? his actions, his rhetoric are ones of a desperate person who is potentially losing power. which is think is ultimately going to happen in november. >> ainsley: all right. lisa. always good to see you. thanks for coming on this morning. >> good to see you, ainsley, appreciate it. >> ainsley: from sunny miami. we are jealous. coming up. dividing biden, the president ramping up his attacks on maga republicans on the campaign trail. listen. >> not every republican is a maga republican. not every republican embraces that extreme ideology. i know because i have been able to work with mainstream republicans my whole career. >> ainsley: congressman jim jordan responds coming up next. ♪ ♪ maybe we can make a difference ♪ make the world a better place

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congress have chosen to go backwards, full of anger, violence, hate and division. >> the biggest contrast from what maga republicans, the extreme, right, the extreme, the trumpys. >> the president biden not taking labor day off from doubling down on his attacks against the maga republicans. >> brian: iis it a wise move. ohio congressman jim jordan wants to weigh in. let him. the strategy, trumpys, maga, ultra maga, what's behind this? >> what else are you going to do, brian. got to call your opposition names when you have got nothing else to point to. went from safe streets to record crime. we went from a secure border to no border. we went from $2 gas to $5 gas. we went from stable prices to record inflation. so, call me extreme if i want actually, you know, stable prices, affordable energy. if i want to actually have a secure border, call us extreme. i guess that's what you are going to do when you have got

nothing else to talk about. but, i mean, brian, think about this. in the past four weeks, joe biden has raided the home of a former president, taken the phone of a sitting member of congress. called one half of the country fascists and extremists. said to those same people oh by the way we are going to make you pay the student loan debt off for someone else and finally he signed a bill to unleash 87,000 irs agents to come harass you, the american taxpayer. such a deal. so i guess he is going to call us names after doing those kind of extreme things? he can do that but i don't think it sells. >> steve: well, you know, congressman, it looks like he is just trying to change the subject. donald trump is not on the ballot. but is he trying to put him on there by we minding people, particularly the independents, you know, imagine ga, trumpys, stuff like that because he wants to talk about donald trump and not about his poor poll numbers or inflation or any of the stuff you have mentioned. >> well, he doesn't want to talk about all his record, because they have got nothing positive they have done. they have done all those four things i talked about plus they

have attacked our liberty. there is nothing they can talk about on their record. if he wants to put president trump on the ballot, great. i think that's good. because americans he remember how good we had under president trump. if he want to do that just fine, but, again, i don't think it's going to work. i think on november #th, 63 days from now, people are going to show up in a big way and send a message to the democrats and then when we get in power it's incumbent upon us to do what we said we were going to do and fight for the things the american people truly care about. >> will it really work though. will this strategy work? what is his end goal? if you are a republican you are probably going to vote for the republican. if you are a democrat probably vote for the democrats. if you are an independent, they might say yeah, some people in the republican party are trumpians. some aren't. but i'm going to vote for policies. how does this really sway a voter? >> i don't think it does. again, i think they are going to look at those four big issues. i mean, again, think about how quickly this has happened. and literally like 1 months, we went from secure border to no border. stable prices to 41-year highs

interest rate. energy independence to begging other people to produce increase production. i mean, think about how quickly that happened. i think they are going to focus on that. and they are going to focus on this wea weaponization of govert against us. that frightens people. i have talked to people in our district and around the country they are frightened by what they see their government doing to them, the citizen. >> brian: real quick the dobbs decision. what's your messaging and advice to republicans messaging abortion? >> well, lean in to it. we are the pro-life party. we are going to protect the sanctity of human life and democrats have the radical position. they are the ones that think you should be able to take the unborn child's live right up until their birthday. they had a governor in virginia said even after that fact you could take the life of a child. that is frightening. lean into it and talk about we are the side party that's going to protect the sanctity of human life like we have always been. this was a huge win for the precious nature of human life

and i don't think we should shy away from it. >> steve: see what happens. as you said, 63 days to go until election day. congressman, thank you very much. >> you bet, thank you. >> steve: all right. coming up on this tuesday. a tale of two resettlements, ukrainians escaping russian's invasion welcomed in droves while only hundreds of afghan allies fleeing the taliban have been approved to come here. >> ainsley: scott mann started operation pineapple express to help hundred of evacuees out of afghanistan and he is going to react. ♪ latest technology. we can replace your windshield ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i'm sholeh and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging.

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of 45,000 afghans have been approved for humanitarian verses ukrainians. operation pineapple express incredible story of a group of americans who undertook one last mission and honored a promise in afghanistan. lieutenant colonel scott mann joins us now. colonel, what is the most -- what rings to you the disparity between ukraine and afghanistan? >> hey, brian, thanks for having me on. i think one of the biggest things that jumped out at me is that the reason we went into afghanistan was 9/11, 2001. you know, one of the worst terror attack in american history. and for 20 years, special operators and other military members went in there and they kept al-qaeda at bay. they fought and they bled to build a network that could stand up against al-qaeda and isis. these local afghan special operators. and they did. and then when we just walked

away from that, we basically abandoned every capability that we have to block them. and then left our allies on the battlefield to be hunted and killed. and these are a lot of the people are applying for humanitarian parole. >> brian: zero dollars for ukrainians. we have $575 for afghanistan visa seekers which is a lot of money for them. of the government came back and said hey, we like afghanistan. we let 78,000 into the u.s. since august of 221. what's your reaction? >> yeah, but who did you let in? a lot of the the people the most hunted at risk and vulnerable are still running around afghanistan right now and you have veteran volunteer groups who have cashed in their military pensions, have lost their jobs, that are basically paying for the safe houses, that are paying for the medical care, brian. look, this is not about not supporting ukraine. >> brian: of course.

>> i absolutely support ukraine. we can walk and chew gum. we stood with afghanistan for 20 years. as we approach 9/11. the afghan special operators and frankly it's time to support the afghan resistance. that's the best antibody to a reemergence of al-qaeda. there is such a disparity here. and, again, when you read the book, you will see why afghanistan matters so much. it's story after story after veterans standing up for their afghan partners. why? because they stood against al-qaeda day after day, month after month, year after year. >> brian: scott, real quick zelenskyy came up and talked about the russia power plant using it as nuclear weapon, i get it other thing is offensive from ukraine side. they said the bigger offensive is coming soon. what do you think? can ukraine get on the offensive? because we know russia has been stuck in the mud for months. >> yeah, look. i absolutely think they can. ukraine has a very, very coherent resistance. and a resistance of that caliber where the entire nation is

mobilized, brian, that's a very, very powerful thing. and i think the same thing is possible with a legitimate government in afghanistan as well. they have the capability of mobilizing a resistance as well. we just need to get behind them. >> brian: absolutely. great book. glad it's doing well. go out and pick it up. what you guys have done is simply heroic. scott mann, thank you. >> thank you, brian. appreciate it. >> brian: have a chance to see you this person in albany looks like an egg i saw it on the road over the weekend. get tickets at brian kilmeade.com. fox nation is going to have special giveaways and special opportunities bring back some of the highlights friday in albany. go to brian kilmeade.com or just go to the egg. i will be there september 8th. that's this thursday at 8:00 it starts. v.i.p. 6:30. brandon, mississippi november 12th. tulsa, oklahoma november 13th newark, new jersey, december 2nd. hope to see all of you. meanwhile somebody i see every day here in the morning live on the air senior meteorologist janice dean the fox weather

forecast. hey, janice. >> janice: hello, brian. let's talk about the northeast because we have flash flooding happening in pennsylvania up towards connecticut. several inches of rain in a short period of time and this is going to be ongoing today and tomorrow and even through wednesday in this region. so, that's why i'm concerned we are going to have the flash flooding risk over the next couple of days. so 2 to 3 inches in a short period of time. we need the rain in this area but too much of a good thing is going to cause flooding issues. the highs today, the big stories across the west where we have temperatures surpassing 100 degrees. and let's talk about the pollen. the weed pollen across the south and southeast. back west. high in some of these regions. and grass pollen we are also talking about sniffly spots across the northern tier of the country as well as parts of the northeast. make sure you are taking your allergy medicine brian over to you. >> brian: claritin, they should sponsor that. >> ainsley: no it's astepro even

better. >> janice: i'm glad you pointed that out. >> brian: as looks to divide tiktoker how easy it was for him to get along with maga republicans at a trump rally. >> i was expecting aggression but i actually experienced a lot of kindness. >> do you want to be friends. >> sure. >> can i get a hug? >> sure. >> brian: he joins us live next. ♪ takes two to make a thing go right ♪ it takes two to make it out of sight ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go.

new friends at a trump rally. >> >> i'm a liberal and i went o a trump rally. and they actually experienced a lot of kindness. holly invited me to a woman's bible study. >> brian: tiktok user 100 new friends a.k.a. samuel joins us.

samuel, good morning to you. >> good morning, how are you doing? >> i'm doing okay. great to meet you. we got to talk to this guy. the idea, you wanted to go what you as a liberal would be a hostile environment, a trump event but out of that turn out? >> it actually was much more friendly than i was expecting. i mean, growing up in l.a., we think these events are going to be very aggressive and also, i was just kind of saying i was a liberal. but i was absolutely baffled that people wanted to talk and would actually be friends. and i asked, to you want to be friends? and they said yes. >> steve: ultimately what you found is it is easy to find common ground with people you do not agree with politically, right? >> yeah, that is 100 friends in

jubilee is about. it is the company that i've been working with. we are trying to find common ground between humans. at the end of the day, humans have a lot more common ground than we are led to believe. >> steve: let's take a look. here is another clip you tried to find more common ground with humans. >> trying to make friends at a trump alley to see if there's more, common ground than we think? >> do you want to be friends? can you tell me what that means? >> it means we are against socialist president is doing. we have a tremendous racial and we don't have to be a part of that. we support anybody of all races and anybody say that republicans are racist absolutely incorrect. >> steve: samuel, after we made these videos, have you told your friends, you know, i went to the trump rally and people were friendly. and what has their reaction been a question mark >> i mean, some,

a lot of liberals when i see thg over like you're going to memphis like homicide capitals of the world and the country? there is a lot of gun violence over there and then a trump rally on top of that? it seemed fairly scary. i think that is honestly what i wanted to test. can i go into what i thought was a hostile environment? but when i went, i told them, it was actually fairly friendly. i think, again, it is about starting those conversations. we construct these conversations, and we can actually understand what that common ground is and where it starts and where it ends. even where it ends, you can discuss. just find that common ground. >> steve: you have to start the conversation and that is what you did by going there. by going into, samuel, you thought, i will ask 100 people and 200 people that will say i want to be your friend appeared

49 out of 100 said, now, samuel, i will be your friend." >> i was so nervous going in and i had a pit in my stomach the whole time. the trump rally was the last day and i was talking to people before that. and so, before the trump rally, no one is going to want to talk to me. there were a couple of people that didn't want to talk to me. but overall, everyone was super friendly. and then wholly in the first interview showed she invited me to her women's bible study class. out of the blue and so he and that movie clip and a ton of empathy. >> steve: samuel, thank you for being our friend and turning us so early. >> do you want to be friends? >> steve: s! that is how you do it. all right, thanks, samuel. coming up football on fox. a preview coming up. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> a party has been found 1 mile away from where al eliza fletchr was found. >> a beautiful person and all of the evil that is in the world. >> not every republican is a maga republican. >> maga republicans extreme

right trumpies. >> a day off against attacks from republicans. >> you call your oppositions names when you have nothing else to .2. wrecker crime, went from secure border to no border. >> president trump will get a third party to review documents taken from his home. >> they have been eerily wrong conducting their investigation. now, if the judge is saying hold everything. >> there it goes! .see you. ♪ ♪ 's be went they redid elton. i didn't know they redid this elton john song. >> ainsley: where have you been? >> brian: when i have to get a new jukebox. >> ainsley: it was such a success and can you believe that

my age the number one song and asked to do the song with them but now doing a song with tiny dancer with britney spears. it was number one when it came out. >> brian: tiny dancer is about small dancer. [laughter] >> steve: it is a complicated story, but it is really good. you combine "tiny dancer" with the song "one" and they do the mash up. and that's all you know he's about to sing "rocketman." >> brian: it is like a d.j. rather than listening to someone singing, that is why people have djs instead of vans. >> ainsley: it is a genius move, right, i will remix my old songs, my favorite hits with celebrities and the news right now doing well. >> brian: the biggest mystery ever. why does hollering years forget to write new songs. they dominate for 20 years and not like too old to move your

favorites. >> ainsley: they are scared they might not have it anymore and scared to release a new song. >> steve: perhaps the music business changes. the biggest person recording harry styles. he sold out a dozen nights of the garden last week. he's got like ten medal one hits. >> brian: to back up your thought my read the story al sinatra said "i'm over." and then he ended up coming back and he ended up getting a show on siri. >> ainsley: britney message has a message for her son. and i will play it during the break. >> steve: thank you very much "fox & friends" on tuesday but it feels like a monday because of yesterday's holiday. we start this hour with a fox news alert and a major development in the disappearance of eliza fletcher. the police discovered a body in the investigation in the last couple of hours.

speak to her loved ones waiting to find out if those remains belong to her. >> brian: todd piro has been following the story, here is tied to. >> an unidentified body found miles missing mother eliza fletcher believe to be an objective. authorities making a good discovery with billionaire heiress in a heavily wooded area south memphis just 7 miles from where fletcher was last seen and a mile where the suspect was seen cleaning his car and close. the police have not confirmed the identity of the remains found for the cause of death. fletcher's accused kidnapper cleotha abston to face his hearing later this morning. the convicted felon facing additional charges for identity theft after he reportedly still a woman's cash up and gas cards a day before fletcher went missing. all of this as the suspect's uncle tells news outlets, "100% sure he had something to do with her objection." she set out for her morning job

4:00 a.m. friday morning when a tech near the university of memphis later that afternoon authorities discovered surveillance video of what was a valence attack suspecting she sustained major injuries. the unidentified body found three days after fletcher's disappearance. he is refusing to cooperate with the police and currently held on $500,000 bail. >> b>> steve: thank you very much, todd and to identify this particular suspect and connect him to her because they found dna on her sides. >> ainsley: right. the family is very wealthy were $3.2 billion. her grandfather started this private partner company. they supply hardware to companies all over the world. they employ 5500 people in that community, very well-known family. she met her has been in church and that was the same church where they got married. >> brian: stay tuned and we will have an update coming up later a belief at the top of the

hour. meanwhile 5 minutes after the top of the hour the big story, the midterms the number one story explosive that happens, unpredictable, it does happen come with the sprint 260 plus days to the midterms. and president biden can honestly say i passed bipartisan infrastructure bill. hey, i passed a gun bill. hey, i jammed a risky bill down your throats. and i also got this chips bill passed. i got that many bill build back better plan. but instead president biden with decades of experience says i have an idea. let's be the divider and chief and let's start vilifying anyone who votes for donald trump, donald trump specifically, and his supporters. because they are extremist. it didn't go over well thursday with the 'it is like lighting

and he doubled down on labor day. listen. >> i want to be very clear upfront, not everybody that is a republican is a maga republican and embraces the extreme ideology. i know because i've been able to work with republicans my whole career but extreme maga republicans in congress have chose to go backwards full of anger, violence, hate, and division. the biggest contrast from what maga republicans and the extreme right, though trumpies... they want to go -- the maga republicans are coming for your social security. >> brian: so what he is doing is, you know, market test the stuff. what he is trying to do any made it very clear there. not every republican is a maga republican. people like donald trump and now he refers to them as trumpies. traditional platform followers as well. he is trying to say they are two

different things. even though donald trump is not on the ballot for november, 63 days away, he is trying to tag with that. so the independence, the people in the middle who ultimately decide the elections will go, i don't think i like the republican because he is a be fine. so what is he trying to do is brand all of republicans that way, but at the same tim time, look, know all of them are like that. >> ainsley: i don't understand with the goal is here. >> steve: to win. >> if you are an independent will that sway you and if i vote republican, then i might be considered one of those far right republicans? >> brian: to make america great again. what does that stand for? >> ainsley: if you are voting and look where you are as a family. where you vote out the president will affect your needs, your family, and you see inflation through the roof. you see gas prices going up. you were forced to buy an electric car that you can't afford.

all of these open borders and you are paying for people's college even though you worked really hard and paid for your own college, don't you look at those issues and say, i don't care if you associate with this or that." >> steve: you have a strong border with international trade deals. >> ainsley: i don't understand how that would sway a voter. >> steve: what president biden is not understanding is someone who supports president trump and voted for him, they might like him and they let mike like the apprentice but for the most point "well met, he will build up our defense and keep us out of unnecessary foreign wars. he will redo the trade wars to our defense. and identify china's as chief enemy as is. he will make europe pave their own way and stop being dependent on russia." this is what makes up what trump stands for which is a republican platform. when he says maga republican extremists, know if you say january 6 is wrong, i agree with you and 99% of the country agree

with you. anybody that supports that, i agree with you. if you talk about the trump agenda it is right up his alley. the word is it is president biden's idea to come on the attack on thursday. trying to be talked out of it leading up to the speech and not only did he give the speech, which was horrific and the lighting whoever did that should be fired. and again on monday. it is crazy! it is making people say, "are you pro policies that inflate and bring us inflation that forgive student loans and the future student loans?" >> ainsley: trump might run into years but trump is not on the ballot this november. he has endorsed a lot of people, but those people might share his policies, but they don't share some of the things. be with three he is indicting the policies. >> brian: what they were trying to do in addition to

talking about ultra maga maggot extremists and the new term is trumpies, it is 24, he talks about trying to energize his base and then he talks about -- and by the way, passed legislation undone and health care with the hilariously labeled inflation reduction in. it will actually lower prescription drug prices and a couple of years. on ten drugs. listen, people love the idea of lower price and stuff like that. but it's not going to be in a time soon. and that is the thing. >> ainsley: we interviewed jim jordan earlier and this is his reaction to biden's yesterday. >> you have to call you your opposition name when you have nothing else and we went from safe streaks to record crime to know border and to dollar gas to $5 gas and saving on prices to record inflation. so call me extreme if i want

stand up prices, affordable energy. if i want a secure border, wallace extremists. i guess that is what you are going to do. >> steve: of all people larry hogan came out and said "president biden is serious about threats to democracy thatf millions of dollars of democratic groups have spent promoting donald trump's so-called extremists. like the gubernatorial candidate in pennsylvania and like dr. oz, herschel walker. what they did is they thought they were the most vulnerable candidates that put zillions of dollars to say, let's promote them." but if you truly believe what you were saying, president biden, you would discourages democrats what you find so horrific. by the way, any of which will win in the general and you will see a november. >> ainsley: i don't see how this will the voter, some people are more extreme in some people like donald trump. some people are not extreme republicans.

he is stating the obvious. >> steve: let's see how it works. ultimately, everything they do is market tested and poll tested and he knows exactly what he is doing. the big question will it pay off of the democrats and 63 days? >> ainsley: semi precious didn't work but may be extreme a maga will work? >> brian: i believe it is him just like afghanistan, don't worry about the general spirit i have a great way to pull our troops out. that will work perfect. that worked out well and i think he's doing it again. joe biden being joe biden. >> steve: 13 minutes after the top of the hour and carley joins us with news from texas. >> i certainly do. i will start with that, steve, school districts across central texas railing around you boldly. students return to school today for the first time since the shooting and those districts with wearing their colors, which are maroon and white and 19 children into teachers killed by a gunman in may.

this show of support comes after uvalde high school honored victims of the first home football game of the year. uvalde won the game and it is 2-0 this season. we are just 62 days from the midterms and a little over an hour from polls opening the massachusetts primary in the g.o.p. primary for governor is the race to watch. trump backed former state representative jeff diehl is swesquaring off against centrist businessmen chris dodi and battling for a chance have challenged democratic attorney general nora healy in november. a group of west virginia coal miners coming to the rescue after electric car broke down in a nearby highway. and reagan smith said got a call and the car could not be towed because of its plastic underside. so the minors pushed it to the mind to charge up its dead battery.

that's for the republicans right there. tom cruise proving any mission possible in a video in a death-defying stunt. watch this. >> building the latest installment possible. try to have a great summer. and see the movie. >> doing his own's don't work well filming the seventh installment of "the spy franchise." he is still at it, guys. >> steve: pepsi used to have one of those planes to go up in the sky with pepsi and as a story as a local reporter in topeka i got up and sat in the front seat where tom cruise was, although he was standing essentially on the wing. i turned around and i started going like that. >> ainsley: unbelievable. he couldn't see what was below him. was there a net down there? probably not! the stance he pulls off in movies and in his '60s, that

is crazy. spill in the red baron in world war i, he was not a friend at all. >> steve: he stayed in the seat. tom cruise is standing up. >> ainsley: how does the wind not blow him back? >> steve: it is not that fast. >> brian: it is tom cruise. >> steve: carley thank you very much. >> maybe they are flying over water. >> steve: still ahead on this tuesday, california schools face severe staffing shortages and the district says it is because teachers can't afford to live in those towns. leo terrell and the desperate request when district is making to their parents. plus... >> brian: labor day is over and fall football around the corner. fox play-by-play announcer kenny joins us with a preview to talk about his upcoming book. ♪ ♪

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terrell. good morning. >> hi, ainsley, thank you for having me. >> ainsley: this is the school district and it is wonderful these families are saying, yes, i will house you and charge you as much for a room to rent. you can come live with her beautiful family." how sad that teachers are not making enough to pay for rent and some of these areas? >> it is very sad. it is due to self-inflicted inflationary policies of gavin newsom off paint campaigning in california. get this, ainsley i used to be a schoolteacher and the critters to come live in a college dorm and b and a place as a roommate. no privacy whatsoever. and it makes a very -- what if you are a schoolteacher and making $70,000, $80,000 and you have family. it is not one-size-fits-all. all of this has self-inflicted appeared if you can imagine, trying to rent a one bedroom apartment, $70,000 a yer

$100,000 a year as a teacher and try to get an electric car. they have made it impossible for middle-class californians to live in california. it is too expensive. >> ainsley: 2035 is when that new low is implemented where you have to buy an electric car. you cannot drive a gas car anymore. you make a great point because you are saying many have families and single mom with three kids. a fa a family cannot take and tt many people. so it is for the single men and women that are teachers. >> this is the heart and soul of democrat policy one-size-fits-all for thing. as a lawyer i'm looking at a schoolteacher as a lawyer. every family, every teacher has different family obligations, requirements. a mother with two kids, and mother with three kids, a mother and father trying to live off of a teacher salary. they have made it impossible. inflationary policies in california, you cannot become a teacher and enjoy a quality of

life. quality of life, especially the next five days in california, it sucks, it is horrible. you have to live like a college movement. it doesn't make sense. >> ainsley: my mom thankfully, we had to salaries. my mom would not make it as a teacher 35 years in keller dome at carolina. my sister is a single woman living in charleston and it is expensive there. she can't really afford to live the life that she wants to live much less take a vacation or do something like that. in wells she's meanwhile she is making a difference on the live. this is silicon valley. >> it is gavin newsom the guy who spent $28,000 a night a vacation in college. a rich man area. this is the democrat elite. what they were going to do is drain talent. teachers want to teach are going to move elsewhere. i still have my teaching license. i couldn't be afford to be a

teacher can because it's too expensive. and great teachers to leave california but you know what, the democrat elites have turned their backs on the middle class americans. that is why middle-class america has gone republican peer that is the bottom line. >> ainsley: you are right. you are right. i think the same for law enforcement, preachers, teachers they are important and we need them but they are not making it up. thank you, leo. >> thank you ainsley bye-bye. >> ainsley: led with heavy rains causing a building to crumble to the ground. janice is tracking potential for more flat emergencies plus judge jeanine pirro will join us live on the curb coming up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we begin with breaking news. multiple sources tell fox news memphis a body found is reportedly that of missing mother of two eliza fletcher. the authorities have not confirmed the cause of death according to local fox affiliate. the police discovered the body a few miles from where fletcher was abducted. her accused kidnapper cleotha abston said to appear in front

of a judge for the first time in less than two hours. a sheriff in georgia calling out a rifle law enforcement agency for trying to recruit in his county. the eastpointe police department putting up this billboard 50 miles away from headquarters to try to coach new officers. the billboard says eastpointe pays a $55,000 salary but sheriff ron freeman says "nice try to that since he can offer new hires $62,000" appear at the back comes as police departments across the nation struggle with staffing shortfalls. some out of this world video captured by the international space station. cameras on the iss reported this bird's-eye view of over the coral sea here australia. the phenomena also calls northern or southern lights the results of particles interacting with gases in the atmosphere. the video has been viewed more

than 100,000 times. that is a lot. i love it too, brian said he loved it. and showing some extra love to to hardworking fans in maine who did backbreaking work to earn the money to score their tickets to a show. because we made $100 that i can apply to the tickets. today is my 12th birthday. lord, when it rains it pours. i have $140 rate here. make sure to say hi to you after the show, okay? speed to the country music star are no stranger to sentimental on stage moments. the next night he refunded all concertgoers after local issues putting on the best free show he could. he's got an incredible voice. i'm sure that will cover the issues. >> brian: everyone is at your concert. >> ainsley: that moment with the little kid, those special

moments. they like that. >> brian: chopped wood, sold the wood to get tickets. love the story. >> steve: to give all the money, it sounds like i have $140, take it away. awesome. >> ainsley: good guy, thank you, carley. fox weather alert among rhode island and creating dangerous conditions on the road. the city of providence reporting life threatening flash floods submerging parts of the interstate, brian. >> brian: torrential downpour, rainfall trapping cars under water and even causing a building to collapse. hundreds of firefighters in southern california trying to get the upper hand on this wild fire that killed two people and injured another and forced thousands from their homes appear at the blaze and the city of emmett, 5% contained after touring about 2,000 acres. seven homes destroyed and several others damaged and the crews will begin dealing with triple digit heat.

all right, let's bring in senior meteorologist janice dean for the fox news forecast. you have problems on both sides. >> absolutely start with the northeast with flash flooding occurring across areas of new york city up towards boston. here are the rhode island rain totals. the last 12 hours, a lot of this came within hours. greenville, 7 inches of rain and close to 6 inches of rain in central rhode island. you can see that area of low pressure of sitting across the region. people trying to get in for the first day of school and we see flooding on the roadways. the rain will continue across the middle east today but into tuesday and wednesday. we need the rain of course in the forecast, but too much of it will cause problems. so 2-3 inches on top of the 5-7 inches we saw a rhode island overnight last night. that is going to cause some problems certainly in the air as well. your highs today across the west, we will set a record heat alerts for millions in california and face towards the northwest pier that is where we

have the wildfire danger because the heat has been relen relentless, very dry, no moisture into this region peer that is something we will cover the next couple of days as well. i say foxweather.com. they are working overtime to get you the local forecast details. steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> ainsley: a federal judge granting donald trump's request for a special master to review the items seized during the raid of mar-a-lago. >> steve: that is a major win for the president as those documents also apparently include medical and tax and accounting records. >> brian: and a judge, we never went to law school but we brought in the heavyweight to find out what she thinks legally of the special master. i'm talking about judge janine payroll cohost of "the five" and to announce shortly. it is good to see you. >> you know what he means by that? he means i sat on a pillow.

thanks for all of that. listen -- this is big. she finally said, judge aileen cannon whose question as to why she did make a decision last week. she says, "look, the title to a master, this is unprecedented situation. we need to make sure we have confidence that america has confidence in the criminal justice system. she said, i will appoint a special master. you have until september 9th. recommendations whether a special judge or attorney. she will make the ultimate decision. the governor said, no, no, we have our team doj. and the judge and donald trump and his team from a former donald trump said "no way." there are 13,000 documents and if a special master is appointed, they will go through 13,000 documents appear that person doesn't necessarily have a bunch of people that sat with him. this will take a while here and

so the investigation is on hold. >> steve: judge, we knew other documents would have attorney-client privilege. >> yes. >> steve: this judge is suggesting there could be executive privilege, which is a different ball. >> that is the significant part of the decision because the department of justice said, no, he doesn't have executive privilege. he is not the president now." i want these reviewed to make sure there is not not only an attorney-client but executive privilege. so that is going to expand. look, the department of justice can will a pill disappeared but with this judge is saying, hey, not so fast, you cannot work frf this material. interview witnesses, but the stuff -- >> ainsley: until next be when we can handle it and we will decide what is good. really? you took the president's medical records and you took his taxes. are they not going to end up

with "the washington post" and "new york times"? and you wonder why the president feel he has been invaded appearance because they went into his wife's bedroom, his son's bedroom and took his tax records. the question is is it outside of the scope? if it is outside of the scope, it seems to me, than it is suppressed. this is a political argument. so suppression of illegal document is irrelevant to whether or not the hit gets on the president. that is what is happening here. >> ainsley: judge, thank you for explaining that purity will want to talk about fox nation special. you have a new episode "castles usa" on foxnation.com a winery in napa valley. watch this. >> what a shot! this is magnificent! the combination of the vineyards in the castle. you feel like you are in another place.

not just tuscany but other times as well. this perfection for the ability to put us back in time. the three you have the best job on television. >> i do. that castel castillo a amoroso in napa valley california. it is a vintage classic 13 century tuscan castle. and you go there and you think you are in the middle ages. i'm very excited and all of the castles are beautiful. in another place and time. so... watch the new season of castles usa on foxnation.com. thank you. >> ainsley: thank you. speed went back on janine. >> janine. i read it. >> ainsley: and i like your color choice is. >> we are running the same

colors. >> ainsley: you are just prettier. >> brian: good luck on "the five" today. >> thank you. will you be there? >> ainsley: the ratings are unbelievable, good job. >> brian: "outnumbered." speed to go watch. >> brian: at the battle over migrant buses as lori lightfoot attacks texas governor greg abbott's faith. will cain in a moment. is driven, which nucala helps reduce.

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♪ ♪ >> he professes to be a christian. this is not the christianity and the teachings of the bible i know. religious leaders all across the country are standing up and announcing exactly does. >> steve: really, you have chicago mayor lori lightfoot raging against texas governor greg abbott this time attacking his faith over migrant buses that have rolled into

chicago. will cain joins us from down in texas. will, that is a pretty low blow to say somebody is not a good christian. >> it is a low blow and a laughable proposition. what is it about sending illegal immigrants north to chicago voluntarily? greg abbott and texas officials, those that go on buses to new york, washington, d.c., or chicago go on those buses voluntarily. all the conditions we heard about when it comes to that trip to travel on the bus are within i would say you military conditions. new york put them up and luxury hotels. so i would like to know what is on humanitarian about this? what is horrific? what is unchristian? it would seem to me to be unchristian to open yourself up as a sanctuary city and reject those who receive sanctuary. >> steve: exactly right because the federal government dumps tens of thousands of

people in these little communities along the border. you know, that is in your main! and now, greg abbott is saying, "hey, we have to move them around a little bit." the number of migrants shown up in chicago a drop in the bucket compared to the other border states have seen. >> excellent point. first of all, we should say this and get this on the record. governor lori lightfoot is a fundamentally unserious person. she surrounds herself with private security and shutdown the city of chicago and got her hair did. here is a deal, chicago, you get what you vote for but i had a friend in california say, listed that people in california, northern california that don't vote 60%, 70% in the community do they suffer under those policies. there are a lot of chicago ones suffering under lori lightfoot. she is complaining a couple thousand illegal immigrants in a

sanctuary in chicago. and we are on pace for 2 million and that doesn't talk about the got a ways and that doubles it, steve, i don't know. it is a huge number and she is saying it is your problem texas. it is your problem arizona. very, very christian wood lori lightfoot. >> steve: you know what because of what the governor is doing in new york when the buses roll in, they start to say, "why are those migrants in the country?" the joe biden policy and same thing for washington. now in chicago, everybody is saying, "hey, wait, i didn't watch fox and i didn't know about it until "the new york sun" times. and now mainstream." >> it is not and why these illegal immigrants in chicago? why is it illegal immigrants taking up hotel beds in new york? the real question is, why are the illegal immigrants in the united states of america? that is why governor abbott's

strategy is genius and shows the problem is not localized but an american problem. >> steve: it is not greg abbott. it is joe biden's administration saying come on. will make thank you for joining us this tuesday. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: see you later. still ahead, nfl is back. fox for dome exports play-by-play kenny alpert has season play and first, bill hemmer with a review of a t starts in 13 minutes. >> and nice to see you, two months a day we have midterms, j.d. vance a republican senator from ohio. and joe o'day with colorado will make their case life for us on the program. also, the latest a body found in memphis on the suspect that appears in court and a tough story on this. also, a false also hold it makes the experts confuse. dana and i are back and we will see you at the top top of the r

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this 29 years with fox. announcer himself, kenny, are you ready for a brand-new season? >> i'm ready to go, and i remember the first game on fox like it was yesterday back september 4, 1994. i can't wait to get started. >> brian: i know falcons, two teams that show promise. we will see where it goes. one thing is pretty clear. russell wilson with the broncos, matt ryan with indianapolis, person wins with washington and i both those three quarterbacks to change teams, who do you suppose could have the best season? >> a lot of quarterback movement like you mentioned, wilson, he will work out and face his team in seattle. opening week, baker mayfield went up against his former team. joe flack oh against the jets. a big pickup for denver. in the super bowl caliber team

in seattle, went to two won one championship. matt ryan. same falcons, very strange to watch atlanta without matt ryan as a quarterback the last 15 years. but he goes to an indianapolis team almost made the playoffs and then you have carson for the colts to the washington commanders. so a lot of promise in all of those cities with high expectations and we will see how it plays out. >> brian: i will see person have the best and switch teams with the super bowl broncos. i cannot wait. and i grew up in new york still here. i remember your uncle, alan steve and your dad. why would you try to go into a business where the stand-up is so high for a guy with your name? >> brian, i received a tape recorder for my birthday when i was five years old from my parents. i told the story in the book. it is all i ever wanted to do.

i set it up in my bedroom like as tv, studio radio, and i would pull games off of the tv. i was fortunate enough to gain valuable experience during the high school collegiate gears. i started out doing minor league hockey in baltimore. the book is a lot of fun. this past friday, a consolation of stories and antidotes from three decades, which is hard to believe in the world of sports casting. stories about big games, nfl playoffs, stanley cup finals, rangers, knicks, backflip in 2015. travel tales and you can imagine there have been some hiccups along the way due to weathering cancellations. hopefully, 's mother stories that sports fans will certainly appreciate. >> brian: are you better than your dad? >> i guess that is for you to

decide. we went but do you can continue competition? no, not really. i learned so much from whether tagalong to various events. he will still watch a lot of the games that i work and get done might give tremendous advice of certainly not competition. >> brian: he has to be so proud of you on top of the game for so many years and all pumped up for another year. great to have you back, kenny, we will have you back to talk about that. >> appreciated. >> brian: he's coming sunday and first came on thursday. and the bills play the rams ram spirit for a free chance at $100,000 terry bradshaw's money we are back again with the box r six app. do it again and enter the nfl sunday challenge and make terry bradshaw poor again. that is our goal. more "fox & friends" in just a o minute.

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we need to remember what it stands for. let's join together and remember unified and under that flag we can overcome everything and we can accomplish anything. >> i love her outfit. all red, white and blue. support the movement by using the hashtag flags across the country and america strong with the flag waving photos. >> send your photos to us and we'll relay it. >> see you tomorrow, everybody. >> bill: thanks, good morning. fox news alert now on the search for a missing heiress, memphis police found a body near the scene where liza fletcher was abducted. we'll give the information as soon as we're able. tuesday morning, summer is gone. review mirror as we say goodbye and we say good morning to what's ahead. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: we're glad you came back. we are sorry your summer is over. the weather will get better. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we have missed you but we're mo