desperation but dangerous. steve: they are going berserk. the word of the night. thank you for watching the 9/11 story is up next we will see you next weekend when "the next revolution" will be new warning from the biden administration itself in an economic crash to be on the horizon. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a monday morning. i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus. if you thought the gas prices were going down, brace yourself around 2. less than two mountains from midterms. >> you trust us with the majority, what would you do? first of all we would build an economy that is drunk and stop inflation and make american

industry -- what we have watched from the democratic party is wasteful spending. their wasteful spending has brought inflation. rising costs on everything you want to buy not only from gas but the grocery store. every american should ask themselves, can we afford to give up one month salary? most people would say no, but do you realize that has been taken from you? >> carley: alexandria hoff live with economic fears, alexandria. >> good morning to you both. yesterday treasury secretary janet yellen said there is concern the federal reserve strategy to bring down strep inflation by hiking rates. >> we will need great skill and some good luck to achieve what we sometimes call a soft landing. i hope and i believe there is a path to accomplishing that. speak with the rate of cost

rising slightly in july, 85% year-over-year compared with jen's record 9.1% surge by the inflation decade high. and in a gains could be sunk again. janet yellen admitted yesterday gas prices may see a spike this winter to make winter and did so while traveling on a multistate tour handling of the economy midterms. here is senator tim scott. >> here is the truth about the issues that matter to the american people. the economy inflation and gas prices have been for the top three issues and without question the social issues presents an opportunity for us to have a conversation with the american people about what matters to them. >> democrats continued to push electric vehicles, pete buttigieg with appreciation for california's gas corp. he set to take effect by 2035. >> it is interesting to see how the states are trying to go

above and beyond what we are doing at the federal level. i'm really interested to follow these developments while we continue to set a national party that is the baseline for all of this. we need to move to the direction of electric vehicles, but we have to make sure this is quickly enough to beat climate change. >> people have to be able to afford those vehicles. more than a dozen states a band similar to california and pete buttigieg would not answer if this is something the biden administration is considering at the federal level, carley, tied to. >> todd: alexandria hoff picking us up on a monday, thank you. the fact that the treasury secretary said luck is frightening and it's appalling. let's face it, luck is not a strategy. we have the so-called top economic mines in there and what do they come up with? i hope we are lucky. that is the way we would avoid a recession. we would not be in this position if not for the disastrous biden policies forced upon our country

over the last two years. if you are republicans and you are running between now and november, i will say it until i'm blue in the face, stop getting distracted by the issues the democrats want you to talk about. talk about this. the fact the white house is acknowledging we could be in a recession is everything you need on the campaign trail. >> carley: the gas prices because they do go back up again it will affect midterm election. opec remember when president biden went to saudi arabia to get them to increase and it did not work? opec nations limited their supply because they saw gas prices were falling, well, they are falling enough. and europe is a total cautionary tale gas prices in germany right now $7.50. because they put all of their eggs in the green basket, pete buttigieg there. the russian basket, that could get worse in russia and europe.

we could talk about cutting back on this and that in bailing this in going green all we want, but there has to be a viable answer and there isn't one now. >> todd: let's be clear when humans don't mcmansion you are a people will die there this winter because they don't have enough money to heat their homes. as you mention it goes beyond gasoline in your cars. it goes to heat and oil, state like new hampshire that does get very cold does experience that firsthand. the sentiment democrat in a tight battle had this to say on that. >> i think the president took too long to really begin to tackle inflation. and i think we still have work to do on lowering energy cost as you know a push the president to release more oil from the strategic petroleum reserve as a result of the administration did. i'm pushing right now to increase funding for heating aid

for this winter, bipartisan from new england senators that went out yesterday on that. >> todd: breaking news, especially during the winters, new hampshire it gets really cold and no shock for the white house. of course, ukraine, no. you started this and you need to fix it and all indications you are not. >> carley: when it comes to president biden to say, one of his big goals to end fossil fuels on the campaign trail. also on the ballot in november, republicans want to flip that race. also, tim ryan in ohio he was asked about president biden once again to run for reelection and he said my hunch is we need new leadership across the board, democrats, republican it is time for a generational move and then he was asked once again what do you mean by that? should biden run for president, what do you think, given him time to soften his stance? well, it is up to him.

>> todd: what does pete buttigieg think about all of this? california is going to you know what in a handbasket. let's institute and have the entire country going with without gas cars by 2035. they looked at the administration, that is where we need to go even though california -- >> carley: a lot going on over here and overseas. set to join queen ellizabeth ii recession to st. joe's procedure today. >> todd: the queen left balmoral castle making to this cottage capital of edinburg. joining us with the latest. >> hi, todd, hi carley. it is early buckingham palace and frankly is quite as it's been for a while. of course, that will change edinburgh, scotland, sunday. a taste of how the public is and will be turning out the coffin

with the royal insignia carried to a very city from her fellow mbalmoralhome. in the residence treated by family members, three of the children princess andrew and edward and prince's hand, this afternoon, king charles iii will join them as the casket will be brought to the main cathedral st. charles for public viewing w king at a very busy weekend aside from claim to king and met with several groups of officials as well as pershing pressing outside of buckingham palace. he and the queen consort, his wife camilla will go to the house of parliament just about an hour time where they will formally received condolences from lawmakers there. we are expecting king arthur to

offer some words as well. all coming up at the funeral, president biden and the first lady will be attending along with a slew of other dignitary around the world. in a new statement, biden said "in a world of constant change, she was a study of constant pride for generations of britons and many who have never known their country without them." also this weekend to the delight of the crowd that windsor castle prince william and white cave plus prince harry and wife megan, the first time before seen together since harry and meghan moved to two years ago, raising hopes the rift. the body of queen elizabeth ii will be brought back here to buckingham palace on tuesday evening and then we'll be on public display starting wednesday evening for four full days following that westminster

hall. the police are expecting millions and millions to come here into the city. the queen much adored, back to you. >> carley: absolutely greg palkot outside of buckingham palace. let's bring in a british royal expert and my heritage genealogist, myko clelland, what are you reflecting on as the world continues to mourn queen no queen elizabeth? we explore history everyday but one thing we don't see is history unfolding very often and this is not just like british history but world history. what is being televised in a way you can only dream up before today. if you get a chance, see as much of this as you can because we will talk about this for generations to come. i was in hollywood, the press area yesterday watching the procession arrived. the move, there were crowds perhaps 20 people deep in the city expecting crowds of that size all day. this is a chance for the people

to pay respects. one of the biggest, most memorable is the price we pay for love. and it feels like all of this grief is a great outpouring of immense amount of love that elizabeth had among the british people. >> todd: the scene we have seen so far with the people lining the streets to pay respects, you raise the point, the last time this happened to an individual like this, this esteemed, we didn't have television. so how do they compare to "accounts of previous deaths of monarchs like this?" >> one of the things about this transition is that we have been doing this for centuries, but this is the first time we have the technology to let the world and to see it. some of the process already a proclamation of the king has never been seen before. now we have been able to watch that which we can understand and away we couldn't before but in

terms of numbers, there is never a chance for this new global connective world to get involved so we can expect billions of people to watch this many of whom thousands of people lined up to pay their respects over the next coming days. of course, there are so many people watching this all over the world. the king and of course the queen before. the heads of not just the united kingdom but many of the nations canada, aust australia, new zealand and all of those people want to pay respects in their own particular way. >> carley: prince harry and a very rare appearance on site or set the mic saturday outside of windsor castle and what you take from that reunion? >> i think if you can remember in a temp that you've lost a close loved one, it is something very, very deep and personal. these people will go through immense amounts of pain and sorrow, but it's a great olive branch and it shows family is

more important in so many other things. they've been thrust into the limelight and every move studied. these will be conscious decisions but that was brought out and the fact that william and harry were walking together and talking. i think it shows blood is thicker than water. that is what will come through and all of this. >> todd: what will you be watching for today? >> today, we have the king arriving and walking behind his mother's coffin as she arrives at the cathedral. but we will see from this afternoon, st. charles the third opening up in the public lining up and they have been warned to bring food and water and be prepared to wait to pay your respects. i've been looking to see how large those crowds are. i imagine they will be large. and we have the queen, say, the

british life that was a wonderful video created for the jubilee. and you can imagine the sandwiches and marmalade sandwiches outside of buckingham palace has a tribute. one of the lines that write to the end of that little segment, which was kept a secret from the family. it is a surprise from the young world but he said thank you, mom for everything. that little sentence sums up things that people try to say. all of the people that have traveled many miles just to have a chance to say their final goodbyes and to say thank you for everything the queen has done over a very long time. >> carley: sometimes those simple messages are the most powerful. speaking of messages, the queen made a very powerful in the aftermath of september 11th attacks the 21st anniversary of that by playing "the star-spangled banner" during the changing of the national guard. she also did visit the

united states, i believe, ten years ago to hundreds of victims of 9/11. i think that is very key and timely example of u.s./u.k. relations that i'm sure will continue under king charles as well. speak with this is a very special relationship. it has been special for many decades. and i think the queen has meant met so many presidents has known how important peer of "the star-spangled banner" to being played and never happened before or the national anthem played, it that is a really important moment. that just shows really how much the queen respected all of our american cousins. >> carley: myko clelland, thank you for joining us. we appreciated. turning turning up to politics in the u.s. praise of nancy pelosi in an interview yesterday and going on to compare the house speaker to queen elizabeth. listen. >> i think nancy pelosi is the

guts he women in politics right now because she has shown the queen to draw an analogy of the mike analogy get up everyday and put on those high heels everyday and suit up to fight for the values and ideals that she strongly believes end. >> carley: the failed 2016 presidential canada also praised vice president kamala harris for breaking new ground. clinton has been taking their ways to promote her new show "exploring the lives of significant women." >> todd: and anchor: king charles to address britain's colonial legacy one day after the death of his mother. queen elizabeth ii. >> the wealth of this empire was derived on the fact of the people of the empire. there is a generation of multicultural and diverse britain's who want this

answered, who want to see the monarch friendly talk about what it means, you know, potentially the idea of reparations. >> todd: adding the black lives matter of movement and violent protest after george floyd are the reasons the new king has to take action. prince william taking some heat on social media for this viral video where he forgets to open the car door for his wife, kate. the princess and prince whales going to the opposite sides of the u.s. v. prince harry getting praise for opening the back car door for meghan and majority were critical of william but extended for the invite to meghan and harry to pay their respects to the queen in a sign of unity for social media all over the place. >> carley: that is a great way of summing it up, todd. a little ridiculous sometimes. >> todd: did you have this sanctuary cities chicago

diverting migrants arriving from texas out of town. another democrat city braces for influx of buses from the lone star state. >> carley: and down in new orleans the democrat mayor has said since she won't repay the 30,000 taxpayer dollars she spent on first-class flights to europe, but you won't believe her excuse. that is coming up. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: the republican mayor of burrell ranch illinois is calling out mary or lori lightfoot after migrants into a hotel of his town. he said she shouldn't complain about migrants sent to chicago when she shipping them to the suburbs. >> todd: ashley strohmier joining us with the very latest, ashley. because the mayor said 147 migrants from chicago to new hampton hotel are being used as political pawns. gary grasso called lori lightfoot a hypocrite for complaining about texas greg abbott a hypocrite and gave him no notice of sending to his

town here at the mayor only found out about the migrants in the hotel after residents called and emailed his office about it. meanwhile philadelphia at the next sanctuary city on the list for governor abbott to bus migrants too. the mayor's office and the city inventorying existing resources should those seeking safe refuge find their way to philadelphia. right now, it hasn't been confirmed if buses of migrants will arrive in the city as it doesn't anticipate for a notice prior to them arriving. governor abbott's office said to stay tuned to announce if the city of brotherly love is next. well under 2 million migrant and counterspy cbp in fiscal year 2022, orders are kamala harris of the border is secure. listen to this. we have a secure border and that that is a priority for any nation including ours in the administration. >> carley: amazing as migrants

were seen running towards river crossings while cheered on by other illegals as they were chased by mexican border agents. [screaming] >> all of this comes as a texas border town requested more refrigerators to restore the bodies as mortuaries are overwhelmed, back to you. >> carley: ashley strohmier live for us, thank you. dhs assistant jonathan fahey. do you remember chicago lori lightfoot criticizing greg abbott's religion saying it was not a christian thing to do to send immigrants to other areas? now, she is sending them to a republican suburb of burbridge and the mayor says we are more than happy to find freedom. it is hypocrisy by the mayor of chicago to complain about the governor of texas. i do agree with what he's doing.

the city of chicago says it will be a sanctuary city which i oppose, but there must be hotel rooms in chicago. this is hundreds of people in a city of millions. why are they sending them out to the republican suburb? you have to wonder and a great question there then i'm sure he would love an answer to that. >> it is a great question and really the greatest thing about what governor abbott is doing is exposing the hypocrisy to the democratic mayors making them basically public to acknowledge it implicitly. so it is funny to see that. you know, you are right, chicago is a sanctuary city which means they have advertised the fact they won't kick out criminal illegal aliens that commit crimes and convicted in this country. they said they will not cooperate with them and kick them out. this idea that they can't accept them from texas or anywhere else is certainly hypocrisy and more

hypocrisy by sending them somewhere else. but she does and just like mayor adams has done is reveal the truth of this issue to the extent that this is a very expensive issue for the communities having to deal with it and a drain of resources from public safety to health care to schools. it is really, really expensive. and another thing that is quite funny about this, i don't know if you saw senator durbin made a comment that inhumane the city of chicago. he is acknowledging how dangerous chicago is and shows mayor lightfoot should be concentrating on that and that is why her city can't afford additional resources because they had so many problems in chicago right now. >> todd: the governor of illinois calling the mayor of burbridge xenophobic but if he has xenophobic isn't lori lightfoot xenophobic for doing the exact same thing? >> yeah, exactly.

it is always the same game the way the democratic party in this administration has dealt with the illegal immigration issues and simply calling people names, lying and trying to censor people. of course, it is the same thing. and it it's not xenophobic. it is scarce resources in all of the communities for the vital issues and they are having to spend them on other things. and it highlights this administration should actually start doing something about this and taking this seriously. people are tired of the games and the fact that the vice president is such a joke. everybody knows it. it is one of those things, what is the point of lying when there is no chance anyone will believe you? it is so bizarre in so many ways. >> carley: it is so true and jonathan, to that point, we saw the footage if you weeks ago of border patrol agents opening the gate and letting illegal immigrants through.

just yesterday, you have the vice president saying the border is secure. if you look at the images, quite clearly it is not. how can they continue with this narrative that is clearly so false? >> yeah, i don't -- like i said, i don't understand it. what is the point? everyone knows they are lying about it. maybe they are hoping when she's on "meet the press" or one of the shows, one of the people watching the show is not aware because there's not broader coverage of the issue, but it is bizarre. it is so obviously true. a year and a half ago, her issue was working on the root causes of the illegal immigration, which at that point was the bad weather and other stuff. just complete nonsense. just to come out here and say the border is secure is an insult to the american people and an insult to the border patrol agents, law enforcement agents that know, it is not

true. it is not true because the administration's policies encouraging massive illegal immigration and prohibits them from drugs coming in and enforcing the national security to a level of keeping us safe. it is an insult to everyone. it is remarkable they are still doing it. it is time to take the issue seriously. it seems they have no intention of doing that. >> carley: known got a ways this fiscal year, jonathan, we leave it there. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: take note of this, a shoplifter brutally knocking a woman unconscious as runs away from the scene of the crime and you will never guess what he stole periods me when i know what he stole and i still don't know what it is. vice president kamala harris making it clear where she stands on biden/harris 2024. >> listen, the president has been very clear that he intends to run again.

and if he does, i will be running with him probably. >> todd: but it is the rest of the party on the same page? we will talk to someone who says the party is being pushed too far to the left. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: 20 shootings and four stabbings locking the city of philadelphia over the weekend leaving four people dead appeared and age in range, i should say 13-67. one incident in broad daylight when a 64-year-old shot and killed on a train platform. murders in 2021 which was the deadliest year on record. take a look at this in white nyd knocking a seven the only neck fling barnes & noble saturday getting away for $35 worth of --

i don't know what they are about the police say chasing this man after seeing him snatch to action figures when he began running towards the exit and plow down the elderly woman. the victim in the hospital being treated for a head injury and expected to recovery. robbers in the big apple of 40% from this time last year. >> carley: authorities have identified the victim of a gruesome beheading last week in san carlos, california, as 27-year-old mother of two karina castro on thursday. castro's former boyfriend and father of her youngest child cut her head off in the middle of the street with a samurai sword posing and he returned to the scene of the crime. he is charged with homicide and due in court later this week. the victim's father is calling for the death penalty, my goodness. a burglar is on the run after stealing two guns from los angeles mayoral front runner

and congresswoman karen bass' home here it's been when breaking just months after the democrat said she feels safe in her neighborhood despite rising crime in the city. joining us with the details, brooke singman. >> good morning, i los angeles police on a manhunt for the burglar who swept to firearms from mayoral front runner karen bass ''s $2 million home. so far no arrests have been made for the the surveillance photo and asking for the public's health to identify the suspect. he described as hispanic 5 feet 9 inches tall, 200 pounds. fast releasing the statement "i came home and discovered my house had been broken into and t appears to firearms despite safely and securely stolen and filmic stored were stolen. other valuables, it is unnerving and unfortunately it has something far too many have faced. the congresswoman changing her tune since mayoral debate

earlier this year when she argued l.a. is a safe city. despite robbers biking 17% over the last year with burglaries up 15%, listen. sp>> congresswoman do you feel safe? >> i feel safe, a-10, but i understand people around the city do not feel safe and i respect that. speak with the burglary comes in the midst of a growing scandal with the campaign. $95,000 scholarship to the university of southern california has been deemed critical to federal investigations into alleged corruption of the university social work program. right now bass has a double-digit lead over billionaire developer rick caruso in holes for the mayor's race. recent polling by the "l.a. times" show 70% of voters want a candidate will be tough on crime, carley, todd. >> vice president kamala harris reelection bid with

president biden. >> listen, the president has been very clear that he intends to run again. if he does, i will be running with him probably. >> todd: gloria romero the democratic leader of california state senate, she joins us now to react. gloria, thank you for being here. you heard that comment from kamala harris. what is your reaction to it? >> basically, it is not that clear. it is partisan words. let's face it, joe biden is kamala harris' meal ticket to potentially the presidency. she needs to go ahead and keep putting out there for the public, and especially potential other opponents that joe biden is running. because the longer that people can believe that, the greater the opportunity is that no other contender like gavin newsom, pete buttigieg, hillary clinton might step into the fray.

>> todd: not someone as "excited as harris is." tim ryan running in hotly contested race against j.d. vance. let's hear what he has to say. >> do you think he should run again in 2024? >> well, my hunch is we need new leadership across the board like a generational move for new leaders on both sides. >> todd: my guess is gloria, you speak to a lot of democrats. do they feel more like tim ryan or more like kamala harris when it comes to joe biden in 2024? >> the "los angeles times" just published a survey and it was done a poll supporting biden. overall, some 54% oppose another term for joe biden. it is even higher among latinos which is a significant part of the democratic party that is quickly blocking the way.

and black voters, historically supported democrats is increasing as well. so this so-called desire to see generational change by congressman ryan is once again, like the definition of secure. nobody believes it. it is gaslighting. and it is a way to distance these candidates in tough seeds away from clearly failing presidency. >> todd: especially when it comes to the economy, which will play huge in a state like ohio. meanwhile the vice president went to say this about the doj investigation into president trump. listen. >> i think our country is a country that has gone through different periods of time where the unthinkable has happened. people are going to demand justice and they rightly do. >> todd: she says demand justice but donald trump has not

been charged with any crime in this doj investigation. should vice former pres vice president and doj be talking like this? >> absolutely not. i'm a former board of the aclu that believes in due process and the respect for seizure rights. many of us, most of us are appalled. whatever we think of donald trump and whatever happened to the former president of the united states. so i am disenchanted with that, once again, it is a way to try to reshape and to try to encourage the electorate to not look at inflation, to not look at supply chain, to not look at the crisis of a very unsecured border and to try to focus on so-called divisive issues such as an act of this court. it is a disappointment. will of us should respect this third branch of government. we often say when you go to a

jury trial, once the jury has spoken whether or not you agree with it, you respect the process. in my to be a different court, the tide will turn eventually. would need to be prepared to not undermine the institutions of our government. >> todd: great advice, thank you so much. it has been a year since 12,000 haitian migrants were living under swallow del rio, texas, after joe biden's border policies encourage them to make that dangerous trek. >> carley: the next will help clean up the area and where the crisis stands now. travel back in time in no time with the 1950 census on ancestry.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: a horrible story here. former mlb picture turned port authority officer killed going to work at manhattan's commemoration surface. a wrong-way driver hit anthony navarro's car head-on on the new jersey turnpike. he joined the authority port police as for the atlanta braves. he was 37 years old. he is survived by his wife and four children. port authority officials remembering the officer, "the best of the agency and will be remembered for commitment to service."

>> carley: god bless his family. the agents on the southern border in texas a large seizure of meth on record appeared they made the bust last week when they found a truck disguised as a diesel tank containing 1300 pounds of meth found nearly $12 million before the bus border patrol agents had seized nearly 150,000 pounds of meth at the border so far this year. authority's warning of the emergence of a potent, new rainbow variation of the drug sentinel making its way across the southern border. it has been nearly one year since thousands of patient migrants forced to live a day to make dangerous conditions under a bridge in del rio, texas. conditions at the border have not gotten better leaving civilians to pick up the pieces and the trash. the next guest help the cleanup effort in del rio and back at the border again. john rourke founder of great american cleanup joins me from eagle pass, texas.

john, good morning to you. can you describe the conditions in del rio today? speak with the conditions at eagle pass, essentially the bor. we were there cleaning the last couple of days, and it is completely out of control. the amount of clothes, shoes, medical waste and human waste scattered all over the border is out of control. we figured we needed to go down there and pick it up and get back to our country. >> carley: i'm sure you're talking to other residents in eagle pass. what are they telling you about this? >> they feel like they are a prisoner in their own county. a lot of the residents are trying to sell their homes to flee the county because they were being overrun. but no one wants to move to eagle pass unfortunately because of how bad it is. i mean, the medical services are overrun, food pantries overrun and illegals walking up and down

the road all over the place. every gas station begging for money. it is just like a third world country down on the border. it is really sad. >> carley: you make such a good point. if you live in eagle pass and want to sell your home, you can't. this is actually affecting residents financially. >> oh, my god, it is destroying them. forget about the private ranch owners. we clean up the ranch owners land two days ago. he has his cattle and goats eating plastic, eating clothes. he lost a goat, he lost a cow. he was telling me he used to be able to enjoy the rio grande on his land. now, it is covered in trash. he has to cover dough might carry a sidearm not to protect himself from wild animals but he never knows who's coming on his property every day. it is tragic. we are talking about an american citizen to be able to provide for his family and by that property and he's trapped in his

own property right now. >> carley: last night kamala harris once again said the border is secure and you heard karine jean-pierre say people not walking across the border. what is your message to them? >> my messages they should go down and see it firsthand like i did. and it's pretty sad when a moving company owner from palm city florida has been down to the border more times than kamala harris, joe biden and karine jean-pierre combined. i'm a small business owner but a concerned citizen information to be down there more than them is disgusting. >> carley: so you say a small business owner and founder of great american cleanup but what is motivating you to clean up these areas? >> i just love serving the country. i'm retired from the army but i feel like i have more to give back a more service to give. this is a good way for me to give back to the united states of america and the country i love by going down to the

border, exposing and shining a light help additives while also cleaning up trash. we were able to raise $10,000 and donate to the maverick county sheriff's office. we presented them with that check yesterday. the sheriff was so excited that you know someone other than his officers are picking up trash and taking care of their county that we traveled so far to help them out. they were just beside themselves. this is what it's all about though, citizens like myself, you know, we need to put country first and give back more. >> carley: the footage that you are showing the trash eagle pass is so unbelievable. it is not the job at the police to clean it up. john, thank you for stepping in and stepping up. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you so much for having me on again. >> carley: absolutely. king charles iii set to address parliament at any moment before he jets off to scotland to walk aside his mother

queen elizabeth's casket. the procession to -- >> todd: we are live buckingham palace and shannon felton spence on deck. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

>> carley: king charles iii set tow address parliament any moment now before the royal family travels to scotland for a vigil honoring queen elizabeth today. you're watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. king charles assumes diplomatic duty says that belonged to his mother. greg