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liza fletcher. >> we are now learning the suspect had a horrific history. >> hello, massachusetts. >> trump endorsed candidate geoff diehl wins the republican primary for massachusetts governor. >> i declare mara healy to be the worst nightmare i'm here to stop her. >> what would bring people like this. >> a new campaign. >> making friends everywhere. >> loved that interview yesterday, brian. >> "fox & friends," america's best friends. ♪ ♪ good morning st. petersburg. st. petersburg, florida. right now 82 degrees. they are going for a daytime high of 90. i was thinking, you know, as i looked up st. petersburg weather st. petersburg, russia, weather also came up.

in russia in st. petersburg right now 2:00 in the afternoon is your daytime high of 52 degrees. >> ainsley: i don't think so they're allowed to watch us. >> steve: 100 percent chance of suppression. >> brian: if you are in st. petersburg in russia i'm sorry. run for your lives. >> steve: if you are watching "fox & friends" and you are in russia? jackpot. >> brian: is that allowed? >> ainsley: are you a little bit jealous sunrise and water. >> brian: i got empty beach but steve gets ripples. >> steve: turned it into russia that's a two for. >> brian: is that man made peninsula? >> steve: that would be like a pier. >> brian: is that a pier? looked like land mass. very straight. >> brian: a bunch of men dumped a bunch of sand into that water. >> brian: you know how it happened. the land was all together it broke off. that's why long island would be part of connecticut we would have very little traffic. and no sound. >> steve: you wouldn't need

bridges. >> brian: yes. that would be the advantage of earth being half land and half water no bridges. if it was all together. the advantage. >> steve: so much to think about there. >> ainsley: 7:02 on the east coast. >> steve: we need a teacher. >> ainsley: american federation of teacher's president randi weingarten on defense over sweeping school closures during the height of the pandemic. >> brian: critics are blaming the union for keeping students out of the classroom, which they should which led to a devastating learning loss which they're experiencing. >> kevin corke joins us now with more. search, she is saying hey, i know kids during the pandemic lost a lot of math and reading. don't blame the teacher. yeah, she is saying this, but i think make a bit of revisionist history may be happening here we report. you decide. in a biting letter to the "wall street journal" american federation of teachers president randy weingarten tore into critics who blamed her for

pandemic era lockdowns and he had carriage progress of the nation's school children. in that piece weingarten was accused of pushing shutdowns as long as she possibly could before parents revolted and ultimately weingarten according to the "wall street journal" tried to forget it ever happened. in response she said this on sunday, as a union leader in the public eye, i'm used to enduring attacks from your editorial page, while former president donald trump and his education secretary ms. devos ranted and raved, their successor is put the safety measures in place to get reopening done. now, that piece in the journal blamed covid-19 pandemic school closures for the unprecedented decline in reading and math scores among young students across the country. this as a research assistant as the california teacher's association looked to dig up dirt on parents who were calling for the reopening of schools

during the pandemic. and swing burn was suspicious that parents were used larger goal to disrupt, destabilize and burn down public schools. she actually emailed a parent group in san diego back in april of 2021 to try to, quote: understand the motivations of those demanding a return to in person learning. and speaking of returning to in person learning, striking teachers in seattle are demanding higher pay, smaller drample sizes and additional covid-19 measures. now, critics say that is just one of many reasons more and more parents are opting out of public schools. instead, they are choosing private, parochial and in many cases they are choosing homeschooling alternatives. that's a very big story, guys, back to you. >> steve: it is indeed. kevin, thank you very much. ironic those striking teachers want more covid stuff. it's the covid restrictions that initially during the trump administration sidelined so many

kids across the country and then one by one school districts started to reopen but it was the teacher's unions that stood in the way and said you know what? we don't feel safe. our teachers don't feel safe. we need this, this, this, and this they got all that stuff and they you know what? we will not go back until everybody gets a vaccine. then the vaccines came yeah, but we ought to be able. >> ainsley: doesn't that make you a little stressed when you remember all of that? >> steve: a little ptsd revisionist history. >> brian: couldn't have the classroom 25 kids six feet apart. class. weren't big enough. got to keep them out. then turns out based on the 1918 and nothing to do with science. no one ever stood up and said a word. anthony fauci never said i was wrong on. that was never says that period. whenever they realize 6 feet apart meant nothing. 3 feet would have been effective that means the way it was. kids came back to school. preschoolers couldn't because they weren't eligible for a vaccine i don't forget that and frightened to see and i feel for

these people in newark, new jersey. >> they seem to be the only school district in new jersey because the governor almost lost because he locked that state down. he lost for almost -- murphy almost lost for a lot of reasons but he locked that state down and very barbaric way. so now he says listen, you guys decide if you want to wear masks. you guys decide about the vaccines and quarantine. and guess what? in newark, new jersey, most the minority kids, 38,000 they said wear masks. think about the how slow alleged am strung these kids are if they have to wear masks for third year or second year now. they can't see kids' faces. they can't enunciate. i was talking to a grammar school teacher over the weekend. and they said that they couldn't believe when the masks came off that they started at the end of last year how many kids needed speech work to the point where the specialty classes were so crowded the kids weren't even getting special attention built

for six kids not 16. >> ainsley: we heard that for teacher after teacher definitely seen a learning loss during covid. experts said students were not proficient in english and math in the beginning before covid and now it's even worse. much more exactly. so, when asked, what are the issues? why will you be voting in the midterms by the pugh research center? the economy was number one at 77. look at what is most important to people. there is gun policy, violent crime, healthcare, voting policies, and at 58%, almost 60%. education. >> brian: i'm stunned by guns, number two. not used to seeing that that high. plus all the other stuff. 29% is covid. which, you know, to the revisionist history people. it is not that big an issue during this midterm. coming in at 48%, immigration. we have been talking about the migration problem at our southern border for a while last

hour we understand another bus has arrived at the port authority of new york and new jersey. it downloaded a bunch of people. we are -- sure looks like the buses that have been shipped from texas at the expense of texas governor abbott. $1,300 per person is what he is spending to send migrants to new york. when you look at the number of migrants bused so far by the governor. d.c. has got 7700. before this bus came, in new york city had 2100. and chicago just a little more than 150. >> ainsley: those numbers don't include the two buss that came in this morning. we have two that pulled into new york city. 81 people. 10 children. >> brian: one thing is pretty finally, mayor adams sees what happened. immediately he says it's barbaric, it's terrible. how could governor abbott do something so cruel, so unkind then he realizes wait. i'm sanctuary city. why should maybe on some level why shouldn't new york be

exexempted and texas susceptible. then he watches all the attention go to the mayor of chicago when she starts saying horrific things about the governor of texas. >> so to his credit, new york city mayor adams has sent a delegation down for himself to see what's happening at the border. i think he missed a great opportunity to go with abbott. see for himself. >> ainsley: abbott was unresponsive. abbott asked him to come down in the very beginning. >> steve: they did. one of the reasons. there you can see the delegation from new york city in eagle pass. and in addition to looking at that now eninfamous scene under that bridge where our live reporters are. they also toured a temporary processing facility packed with 1,000 people. now, keep in mind. 1,000 people, some of them will be heading for new york city. and one of the reasons he sent the fact-finding mission down there was because we have heard that the conditions are inhuman on the buses. and we just want to make sure that people are not being

tricked. so, anyway, the mayor's office sent this statement out that said the texas governor's office has been unresponsive and has turned this matter into a political side show. we have sent members down of the team down on fact finding mission to hear directly from folks on the ground along the southern border and get real answers we are not getting from texas. including whether they are seeking asylum seekers to send new york city even if they prefer to go elsewhere. if you need to find the facts you, here are the facts. the joe biden administration letting people. in texas is going we can't take care of all of them so we are going to have to ship some people out. any further questions? it's that simple. >> ainsley: governor abbott, his press secretary responded saying governor abbott's invitation is still open for mayor adams to come visit our southern border and see firsthand the devastating impacts of the biden-made crisis on border towns, smaller than nyc burrow. instead of sending his staffers on a secret trip to texas. >> brian: if you don't stop -- if you don't vote against this.

if you see this and you are an american and you are not outraged by this and don't go -- vote about this, if you -- we haven't seen nothing yet. it is -- they are going to come from everywhere around the world because this is the one opportunity where the president has totally dropped the ball and letting everybody. in including drug offenders, sex offenders, we know about the illegal drugs pouring across our border. if there isn't a staunch rebuke at the box office, at the ballot box in november, we are doomed for the next two years. karine jean-pierre says no one is walking across the border. remember that? also, that prompted ted cruz to act. let's listen. >> but that's not -- it's not like somebody walks over. [laughter] that's not how. >> peter: that's exactly what's hang. >> it's not that simple. it's not just that people are walking across -- across the border. >> senator ted cruz has publicly

invited, suggested that you come down to see that for yourself. >> who? >> senator ted cruz of texas. he has suggested that you come down and see for yourself whether migrants are actually crossing the border. is that something that you would take him up on. >> i certainly don't need lectures or invitations from republicans about the border or border policies. and, you know, i certainly won't take advice on border from anyone who voted against securing record level of funding for the department of homeland security. >> brian: read that from her binder. >> steve: just like her boss, she does not want to go down and see with her own two eyes people are actually walking across the border. although, you know, border patrol is saying don't try to swim across the river because the water, you know, there has been a lot of rain and it's very perperilous.

she doesn't want to see it with other own two eyes like her boss, joe biden, who has never been to the southern border. he flew into the airport. he night have seen the area near the border through the rear view mirror of his motorcade. >> ainsley: she said we don't take invitations -- i don't need an invitation to a republican. steve: i don't need to be lectured. >> ainsley: senator ted cruz responded. listen. i will tell you. what i'm going to give a challenge to karine jean-pierre. come to the border spend 60 minutes, one hour, with me and the border patrol union. we will encounter dozens if not hundreds of illegal immigrants coming across. and if we don't, let's bring the entire white house press corps and one of two things will happen if we don't encounter anyone, i will stand up and say i was wrong. but when we encounter hundreds of people crossing, do you have the courage and integrity to stand in front of the press corps you are lying to and say i

lied to you? that's what an honest white house press secretary would say. >> brian: the one thing that could change is the buss are getting attention in the beginning 20 people on a bus in d.c. it looked like it was fizzling, now everyone is getting on. illegals say i would love to come to new york. i would prefer to go to chicago. i don't necessarily want to send in a small town of texas that doesn't want me there. the other thing they could do if there is anybody a real estate person who owns a significant part of real estate in d.c., put it on the big screen. a live shot of what bill melugin sees every day, we will use our drone camera and a just show it and see if the president will somehow glance over and other lawmakers glance over and see the hell that's happening right now at our border. see how concerned we should be about our own security wells the drugs that are pouring through. feel what the border patrol is feeling on daily basis. that's the only thing if someone had some property near the white

house and congress that could just project what's going on in texas and arizona. >> ainsley: i think biden wants visit. she has been invited. they are commenting on the situation. she says they are not walking across the border. they are not down there. they are not watching. they are not going. president biden has been in office for two years now as president. he has yet to go down there. it's such a major issue for every american. and they are still not going down to witness it. but, yet, they are commenting on what is happening when they are not even down there to see it. bill melugin, our reporter is down there saying they literally are walking across and he shows pictures and videos. >> steve: and that's the point, ainsley. brian, i don't think they need a jumbotron across the street because who knows if the president would actually look out and see it all he has got to do is look at a television set because bill melugin has those images every day. and you know why they are denying that there is a problem on the southern border it is an

emergency. they can't say it's an emergency because they are saying the border is under control. because if they say there is a problem, that would mean what they are doing is wrong they like the way they are doing it unfortunately for half the country, according to the pugh poll, 48% immigration is a major issue. and those images of people walking across the border are the major driver of that. >> brian: lose the hispanic vote. if he loses the hispanic vote. even 50/50 is a major locals for democrats, he will realize he has to change for his own preservation. >> ainsley: they know if they say it's secure and they don't go down there they can continue that message because most of the channels are not going to show the video. >> brian: so irresponsible for them not to. >> steve: all about national security. security in the pugh poll up at the top. >> brian: 17 minutes after the hour. carley shimkus you have the other news. >> carley: yes, i do. guess what? hillary clinton is back in the news today addressing the raid

on mar-a-lago while contradicting her own email investigation in 2018. when an ig report found 110 emails on her server did, in fact, contain classified information. despite that, she tweeted in part: the fact is that i had zero emails that were classified. clinton also confirming she will not be running for president again. meanwhile, during a game on jimmy fallon, hillary revealed her craziest family vacation memory she and former president bill clinton accidentally left their daughter chelsea at the kremlin while being ushered into the beast to say their formal goodbyes. that's worse than being left at the grocery store. the university of wisconsin-milwaukee unveiling eat any time policy to combat food insecurity. only problem the school cannot afford the program that grants students unlimited access to meals, snacks and drinks. in an email the university's president is asking some faculty to take unpaid shifts cooking and cleaning the dining hall and just one week into the school

year students report being turned away because there was no food left. rare bipartisan agreement on capitol hill over a reality check about the cast of "the golden girls." >> sweetheart,. >> hi. my name is melissa and i'm 5 years old. >> blanch, she is 7. >> that works out to be 5 in blanch years. [laughter] >> well, guess what? podcast host eli mccann tweeted saturday, quote: all of the actors of friends are now older than the youngest golden girl was in that show's first season. the fact today stunning texas senator ted cruz who called the stat the most horrible thing i have read in years. and democrat connecticut senator chris murphy will at 51 years old sitcom premiered in 1985. the friends actors are now over

52 years old how crazy. you don't think about. >> steve: that's the thing about syndicated television. people stay at that age their entire lives. >> ainsley: we all color our hair now. remember like our grandmothers. i do. my grandmother though, when she went gray, she just went gray. >> carley: they made blanch look more mature than she was. golden girls. seniors. >> steve: living down in florida eating cheesecake all day what a life. >> carley: meanwhile jennifer aniston looks 20. >> brian: looked at totally differently if there was greetings formula or clarol for women. >> ainsley: gray is beautiful. my grandmother had white hair. it was so pretty. i think it can be beautiful. it's whatever you choose. >> steve: when you think about it now, what you are saying is the golden girls could all be on

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jog. her killer is due back in court this morning as video obtained shows the suspect cleaning out his car following her abduction. now, an exfbi investigator says the suspect's previous kidnapping victim worked at the same law firm as fletcher's uncle. here to racket it fox nation host nancy grace. good morning, nancy. >> good morning. i find that very, very curious. typically, criminal law there is no coincidence so we'll wait as that unfolds. in the meantime, based on what we know now, this is the guy, cleotha abston and that newly released oh you are seeing it right there. this is awesome video. i will tell you why. this was in less than four hours since eliza was kidnapped off the street. here he is frantically cleaning out his g.m.c. wow, isn't that the coincidence that he suddenly turns into a

neat when a woman comes missing. listen to this. her body is found just throne in tall grass behind an abandoned structure. no jury is going to want to hear that. and not only has this guy had a prior kidnapping under extraordinarily similar circumstances as eliza's kidnapping. he also has ag assault. rape, theft, in his background. >> ainsley: didn't they find a bag close by to her body that had her shorts she was wearing lulu lemon purple shorts. >> they are obviously the same shorts as she is wearing in the video. interesting, yes. yes you are right. the lululemons were found in a trash bag not far from the body at all. the body not far from the apartment where his brother lived. but, listen to this. this is a qualifier for the death penalty and tennessee, you

can have a choice. you can get the needle. you can just go to sleep unlike your murder victim or can you get the chair. that's still an option in tennessee. but, here's an aggravating circumstance. he stalked her for nearly 30 minutes. what is he doing up at 4:00 in the morning stalking women? he has only been out of jail on kidnapping for two years. two years he has been out of jail and here he is again saying. that will come in as a similar transaction. mark my word. >> ainsley: why did he go after -- remember years ago while he was in prison he put the guy in the trunk and that's the same law firm where it appears that this young lady's uncle works? i know you said you are not sure of the connection there. >> uncle. did this guy prosecute him or was it just random? >> well, the guy that he kidnapped the first time was in a law firm. we're waiting for the

connection. but i guarantee you there will be some connection; however, tenuous it may be. i think the fbi is looking for any connection right now. the similarities, he takes a lone victim in memphis in daylight early morning hours and puts in his vehicle and rides around with him for a period of time. considers killing him. ultimately his buddy talked him out of killing the last victim. but here is something interesting about that first victim. the first victim said that this guy, cleotha abston was brag dozier i can't behind bars. i guarantee he will yack about killing eliza. >> ainsley: i was watching tucker last night and had a video of her posted on social media with her husband saying that she misses her children because she was out on maternity leave. this guy took away, if he is convicted, took away a mother, took away a daughter and a wife and those kids will grow up without their mom and think about the class all those children that she has taught over the years.

those moms and dads have to explain what happened to their teacher. god bless that family. they are definitely in so many of our prayers. nancy, thank you. >> amen. >> ainsley: you can watch nancy's in-depth investigation into the case in the new episode of crime stories with nancy grace available later today on fox nation.com. it is 29 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, florida senator marco rubio joins us live. first, as the biden administration pushes people to go green, some west virginia coal miners are forced to bail out tourists when their electric vehicle runs out of battery along the side of the road. they're share the story on that viral photo live ♪ running behind ♪ ♪ got to do what you can to keep your love alive.

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>> steve: randy, you are the fellow who supplied the picture on facebook that we showed on tv yesterday and this morning as well. there is a delicious irony in what happened here, isn't there? >> yeah. it's pretty ironic, you know i was. >> crass when they was texting me telling me what was going on. i thought this is too ironic. this has to get out there. this is how it started. >> steve: that's right. daniel, you got the call that the car was stuck with a young couple in it and you knew that could be problematic, right? >> yeah. they were stuck at the middle of our haul road where our 18 wheelers are moving our coal. and that's just not a good place to be. so we had to figure out a way to get them out. [beeping] >> steve: and i can hear somebody is moving somecology or big heavy equipment right now. so, andrew, what did you guys do? >> we all just came down and got together and pushed it up here to the guard shack. >> steve: and then what did you do once you got up there?

>> just talked to them a second and went ahead and finished our day out. >> go ahead. >> randy was the one that was in charge of us. he got and got the people and gave the friends of coal license plated and ribbed them how they like coal miners. randy was the head of it. >> steve: i think that's great. andrew, did the people who own the electric vehicle have a better appreciation for what you guys do mining coal than before? >> yes, sir. >> steve: i bet they did. and, daniel, tell us a little bit about that license plate that randy just mentioned. >> well, i noticed that the people who was broke down was from washington, d.c. and i do know that sometimes coal miners have a bad wrap. and we just wanted to show them, you know, we have a heart and we

are good people. and i just got him a souvenir. he said he and his girlfriend were going for a weekend get away. i'm pretty sure they won't forget it. they made some new friends. >> steve: now on their electric vehicle, randy, they have a new license plate that said friend of coal which is ironic on the front of an electric vehicle but, at the same time, you guys did something q. we know environmentalists would like to see you and it out of business. right now we are not to that point. helping hand the same people a lot of people would like to see out of work. >> you are exactly right. you know, we never got into the politics of it, you know, them driving an electric car. we just, assumed that, you know, coming to thomas and davis area

that they were -- they weren't [inaudible] i can't say that because we never got into the politics of it. but it was pretty ironic that to be plugging into a coal mine's when you are running -- you can't make this stuff up. it was like a gift horse. you never look a gift horse in the mouth. and it was pretty ironic. good conversation. we are still laughing about it. >> steve: no kidding. what people in electric cars forget about anyway is the electricity that runs the car oftentimes comes from a collagen rated plant. so hats off to randy and andrew and daniel. they all work for allegiance coal company out there. guys, thank you very much. >> all right. alliance coal. >> steve: alliance coal, thank you very much. coming up on this wednesday. football is back on fox. and we are previewing a full slate of games set to kick off

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>> they have made some improvements but the giants are in full on rebuild, brian. interesting thing. a bunch of wide receivers they are trying t try mesh together. a lot to prove for that young quarterback. barclay their running back is back and healthy after two years in and out of the lineup. i'm anxious to see what he can do. two great running backs in this game. derrick henry knocked out last year with the foot injury for the titans, leading the league in rushing. led the league. he is back and fully healthy in the lineup looking to lead the league in rushing. a game where you see at love the run game which is kind of where we don't go in the nfl these days. >> brian: search, in preparing for this game, do you get to practice? do you get to watch these guys practice? are you had your conferences yet with the coaches? >> not conferences yet. we will go in and meet with everybody on friday and saturday. go to practice on friday. get the chance to talk to everybody. and sit down with all of the

players and coaches to kind of get ready for this. we are just in a ramp-up mode week one trying to get ready. >> brian: i know have you been doing play-by-play for fox nfl now second year. take a look at the rest of the lineup that fox is going to have. you have the packers vikings are going to be big. you are also going to have the packers vikings 4:25 on sunday. those are some of the sunday games. this will be a game i'm looking forward to any time these two guys get together. >> it's a great matchup. it's the top two teams in the division. some people who think maybe this is the year that the vikings unseat the packers. i'm not one of those people who believe that but there are some who believe this is the year that the packers can unseat -- or the vikings can unseat the packers. the vikings are talented. questions at wide receiver with green bay but green bay has aaron rogers. sort of the tom brady thing when you have aaron rodgers and tom brady, you have to prove to me

that those teams aren't going to win that those quarterbacks aren't going to win before i rule them out. as long as aaron rodgers is in there and healthy i feel like the packers are going to win. >> brian: think about last year. off season. vaccine controversy and still were tremendous. take a look at the lineup on the whole as i look at the 1:00 games. two teams that intrigue me arguably the eagles add to the the roster ready to win now and jaguars might be the most improved. do you concur with that. >> i don't disagree with that i think the eagles have a legitimate chance to be considered the favorites in the nfc east. they made the moves to try to get into that position. and i think they are in a really good spot and look the jaguars are likely not going to win the division. got to deal with the vikings and colts in the south. jags have made a lot of moves starting at head coach position to try to make things easier on young quarterback trevor

lawrence built around them. get healthy backs back in the back field. they are not going to be a super bowl contender this year. i do think they are going to be a team that at the end ever the year you say you know what? there is some hope if you are a fan of the jacksonville jaguars. potential to do it. have a great season. hope to check in with you again. thanks so much for your time. >> i appreciate it, brian. thanks for having me on. >> brian: you got it for a free chance at $100,000 of terry bradshaw's money and not from the gotten from fox download the free fofoxbet super 6 app. toda. a lot of winners last year and hopefully you will be one of them. chance to see me i don't know, two days live just a thrill, ask ainsley, i'm coming to albany in a city near you thursday night at the egg. brian kilmeade.com. it's going to be a red, white, and blue night. a chance to talk about news and our great history. from 1776. not 1619. s are brandon mississippi,

tulsa, oklahoma, and newark, new jersey. meanwhile, a woman from new york from long island who prides herself on her weather knowledge janice dean is ready. >> janice: you are very popular by the way. have we talked about our fantasy football picks? because i'm going to win. >> brian: what way? >> janice: i'm the best. >> brian: graded everybody's draft. >> janice: and i got a c. >> brian: plus. >> janice: i'm going to win. go the to weather. we can talk about fantasy football all day because i'm going to win. >> janice: heat alerts across the west. huge story today. look at the record highs 109 in las vegas. fresno, california, 111. bakersfield 112. so hot for many weeks. relief is on the way this weekend. cooler temperatures. we do have the potential for more rain in the forecast for the southeast, florida. up towards the mid-atlantic and we are tracking the tropics, the good news none of these systems going to impact the u.s. fox weather will have all your latest details i'm going to win.

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>> ainsley: apple is expected to announce the largest launch of new products in history today with fans hoping to see the latest version ever the iphone 14. a second generation apple watch and new air pods pro. >> steve: okay joining us now with the latest apple far out event is our favorite cyberguy. go to cyberguy.com for everything kurt knutsson is going to talk about. i have the iphone 13 in my hand. tell us what we think the 14 is going to look like. >> i think it's not going to change the look -- good morning to all of you. i don't think you will see a big giant change in the -- brian, good morning. look of the iphone. you might see this little notch that they have at the top of the

iphone there are rumor that going to get adjusted to like more like a whole punch. we seal that remember however we have come. because today is a big day for the iphone 14 as it comes out. but look at the size. this is the old 4. this is what second or third generation iphone that came out. and this is today's. i think we are going to see come out here and you are good if you didn't upgrade your phone for a while. what we are going to see is possibly more expensive iphones coming out. >> ainsley: more? >> frankly people will still spend the money and they are doing it when it comes to devices likes this are we going to see a folding iphone? no. i don't think we are going to see that just yet. i do think they have got that in the works. the other thing people are really talking about and here we are approaching christmas. watch. watch series 8 expected to come out. big advancement with health expected. then there is a new watch coming. something a whole new evolution

to the product. athletic super powered high end apple watch pro-is rumored to come out here a little bit later. and on perfect timing you see the technology of a leaf blower right behind us. but, in this stage that's behind us in a matter of hours, i will have my hands on all the goodies that they do come out with. this year really looking to see them try to make up for the loss of sales in especially in china and also hey russia they pulled out of there. that did take a hit to the company. here in the u.s., even though you see those prices come up -- go up a little bit. if they do and i think they will. for a new iphone 14, i think you are going to start to see the wireless carriers start battling a little bit more. so you may see more of those deals come out where you have that sort of trade-in offer so that they can get you on to their wireless carrier network. so, later today we will be

inside. i'm actually facetiming steve doocy. no i actually hit somebody else accidentally on the phone. whether they fix the butt dial aspect of the iphone or not. >> steve: i think we just saw one of those. >> going to see new software coming out pretty soon. free for anybody. even if you don't jump on the bandwagon here in all of apple's marketing to get you into a new phone, you will be able to make your own iphone old again and we will show you how to do that online. >> steve: new air pods today as well. check out the website cyberguy.com. >> brian: can they get any smaller? aren't they small enough? air pods? >> ainsley: oh, air pods? >> brian: good news for you senator marco rubio is coming up shortly if not we put up his picture for no reason ♪ higher, higher ♪ your love

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