>> todd: fox news alert, justice department signing on president trump's pick for special master to oversee views of the

documents seized from his mar-a-lago home. >> carley: ripping the probe as unprecedented and misguided. brooke singman joins us live. good morning. >> brooke: the justice department signing off on one of two candidateings to overview the review of records seized from mar-a-lago. the doj said it would allow raymond deary to review the material, writing deary along with two original nominees have substantial judicial experience during which they presided over federal criminal and civil cases involving national security and privilege concern. deary nominated by former president ronald reagan back in 1986 and served on u.s. district court for new york until 2011, then served another seven years on the u.s. foreign intelligence

surveillance court. he was one judge who approved investigation into former trump advisor carter page and ties to the russian government. clearing the way by florida judge cannon, who will have the final say. trump's legal team still rejecting the doj request for a partial stay of her ruling that temporarily blocked the department from reviewing classified documents themselves. limit scope of the investigative conduct and presusuppose outcome in what it deems classified records. deary would be in charge of determining which documents be shielded from special prosecutors. >> carley: on fox, mayor of a chicago town calling out illinois mayor. mayor of elk grove village says

the governor sent 90 migrants to his town without giving him any time or notice. >> i was upset i didn't get the courtesy of a reach out. the governor owes our community an apology and i'll be waiting to hear that. >> carley: elk grove is not the only town, more migrants arrived in burr ridge without notice. texas governor abbott blasting lightfoot on efforts to divert migrants from her sanctuary city. >> she is being a hypocrite for doing what she was criticizing me for, not even acknowledging what president biden has done. president biden has been flying migrants around the country and

she's never said a word about what he's done. >> todd: a shocking hit and run caught on camera, the video you are about to see is very disturbing. driver in truck plowing into a man in a wheelchair, attempting to cross a parking lot. you see him to flag the driver down to slow him down before appearing to the dragged from the pave mentz to the road. the man skipped the curb, flees the scene. victim taken to the hospital with severe injuries. authorities arrested the suspect, charged with injury to disabled person, failure to stop and render aid and unlawful possession of a firearm. sheriff sounding the alarm as seattle continue to lose officers with personnel hitting a 30-year low. >> we're screwed, how long do you think it will take to hire the officers when they can

barely hire five a month? sheriff office down by 115, how long it will take to get them back up to a decent staffing, this will not go away? >> todd: suffering cata of stroic losses bringing total to 122 this year, police union president joined us earlier. >> when officers are not on the road, crime rates go up, we need people and citizens to contact their local officials. demand they provide tools and resources to the brave men and women who risk their lives on a daily basis on behalf of citizens of the community. >> todd: seattle experienced 11 homicides in august, deadliest month in 15 years. >> carley: hunter biden ties to china and new white climate advisor john podesta has a close relationship with a top official in the chinese communist party.

stick around to hear what david webb has to say about that. >> todd: i am doing the david webb interview and prince harry and prince william under scrutiny for body language toward their spouses. can you guess why?

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>> carley: two biden administration officials under scrutiny for connections to china. >> todd: jackie ibanez has more. >> jackie: john podesta was named advisor on clean energy to president biden. he is long-time democratic figure previously serving as advisor to barack obama before chairing hillary clinton failed presidential campaign. while heading that campaign, podesta held multiple calls with vice chairman of the chinese people political consulting conference a political influence organization under leadership of

the communist party. podesta called him a friend in the e-mails. hunter was asked to facilitate introduction between business associates. cia director william burnes is having has questioned right now. burnes served as president of a washington think tank while employed undisclosed communist party members. lance gooden wrote burn essay letter expressing concern over his ability to properly handle national security threat. the evidence would suggest burnes lied under oath. former secretary of state mike pompeo calling out the biden administration stance toward the communist nation saying it is time for the biden team to

recognize reality. china wants to under us. >> todd: kudos not getting tongue tied on tong's ties. david webb, it is joking time, but this is serious stuff. this has major geopolitical implication. do we have time to go through the alarm bells john podesta's ties raises? >> david: we don't and here is where chinese influence has been effective in washington, proves it can get into the democrat establishment even more. john podesta is an old dc player who plays anything that gets him his advantage and let's not forget his brother at one time was another big player. the democrats are easy targets for the chinese, they will make

any deal to move forward. they hold power whether in power or not. >> todd: john podesta is like forest gump, always popping up and connected with the clinton family. we will pop up on the screen some ties and you'll notice it is happened for many decades, in 1998, chief of staff for president bill clinton, 2014, to obama, chair of hillary's presidential campaign, 2016 issue central figure in the e-mail scandal and senior advisor now for president biden. how responsible are bill and hillary clinton for facilitating china influence on our government and our nation and how responsible is john podesta for all of that? >> david: if you look at the time when clinton was president, you look at china's resurgence to the world, the who to u.s.

politics, the chinese investments in the united states, they began effective track of acquiring influence, part of expansion of the initiative while other nations were today. we were a target because of our economic capabilities and economic interaction with other nation and relationships. china needed more influence and clintons gave them that, clintons willing to make any deal necessary to have bill clinton in place and then of course we have hillary clinton, who was not as effective. look at clinton global initiative and their partners around the world and attachment to chien. >> todd: china didn't become global player overnight, it happened under decades under bill clinton.

new op ed admits new york is struggling to keep black voters supporting stacey abrams in georgia. percentage of black males vote are for democrats is decreasing with each election. 80% support for biden in 2020, for obama, it was 95%. what is clear is that the softening support for democrats among black men is not just a thing people like me find interesting, democratic candidate find it disturbing enough to worry about and that should worry all democrats. david, why is this happening? >> david: well, let's think of something, here is a secret, todd. we're not all monolithic issue not all blacks think alike. we can see the world across the generations and make decisions. for too long and two things concern me, one, good to see people thinking for themselves,

black or otherwise, regard to color of skin and look at policies that affect them at the street level, two, this is young versus old with younger voters looking at older politicians and older democrat establishment telling them what they should think and how they should think and vote. that is what is going on here, i'm concerned about the move toward progressivism, because younger blacks or anyone in this country, should be wary of progressive promises and whether it was defund the police, black lives matters or other issues. "new york times" is trying to wrap this around and make it seem we have a concern, but this is the answer, when real answer is political thought and social thought think about what affects you and act on that. >> todd: do you think we will

see exodus of blacks to the republican party like we've seen latinos this year? it is pretty hot and heavy how quickly latinos have come to the gop. >> david: well, it began some time ago, it is happening. when you look at middle class blacks living out of urban environment in the suburbs, we've talked about that before, when you look at inner-city genderification, growth and wealth and while there are poor blacks in some areas in america and blue cities especially, there are a lot of blacks in the american model, working whether in warehouse or corporate office, anywhere innen 22, so this is a natural diversity that already existed and continues to grow in america and that is what democrats are concerned about, people start thinking for themselves and don't think color of skin and party affiliation.

>> todd: thank you issue great to chat with you. listen to this, illinois getting ready to end cash bail next year despite warnings it will send crime soaring. >> carley: shareholders at twitter are ready to approve elon musk's takeover of the platform, we have details coming up next.

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night. janice dean is here. >> janice: it is terrible, look at the wildfires, devastating year and not a lot of moisture getting in to help fire crews. 1.8 million acres burned. if you don't live near the wildfires, you will feel it or smell it or see it in the air because smoke is moving into the northern plains and plain states, very poor air quality for the interior northwest and down toward the grace basin, not good news and we're not getting moisture we need in areas that need to see that. potential for heavy rain for california and four corners that is going to help wildfire danger and the fact we've had warm temperatures for weeks on end.

this area of low pressure moves into the north and southwest, we will get some of that toward northwest to help firefighters, flood alerts are impressive for millions of folks. we had a tornado storm in queens today that dissipated. it was doppler radar indicated rotation. we will see heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, warning around the dc area. northeast is volatile this afternoon and this morning as you head in. foxweather.com. >> todd: we were surf on the way in today. >> janice: be careful. >> carley: illinois getting ready to eliminate cash bail joins states that will release criminals with just a promise to show up for trial.

patrick windhorst joins me now. no more cash bail, not for violent crimes, right? no state would do that. >> in illinois, we have done that beginning january 1. beginning january 1, certain crimes like burglary, robbery and arson no longer will eligible for detention unless a judge finds the person is likely to flee the jurisdiction. for most who commit offenses, they will be released within 24 hours arrest. >> carley: goes into effect 2023, what happens to illinois and chicago when this goes into effect? >> my concern, this will have tremendous impact in negative way and lead to more crime in communities, particularly violent crime. we've seen bail reform over four or five years and what has

occurred when those went into effect, crime has gone up. cook county has own version of bail reform and we've seen increase in crime in last several years in cook county. >> carley: the safety acts, if somebody commits kidnapping, drug offenses,duis, they can get released before trial. do you think anybody that voted on the bill had the victim in mind here? >> i know several people who voted for it have had second thoughts and realize just what exactly this bill will do. this was one provision in 700-page bill that passed in the last general assembly issue pushed through in the last few hours. a lot of people didn't realize

what was in it. we have not taken what the victims want and look at what they need to feel safe and focus on those committing the crimes. >> carley: dozens of people get shot weekend basis and it is affecting businesses, boeing, citadel, all left illinois within two months. citadel ceo says he is leaving for miami, he told "wall street journal," if people are not safe here, they will not live here. i have had colleagues robbed at gun point, colleagues stabbed, that is difficult backdrop to draw talent to your city from. this is impacting illinois financially and what it sounds like is it could get worse. >> it will impact the top to the bottom of the state. beginning january 1, it will get worse. we have a few monthss left and

we'll be in session and i believe we need to take efforts to repeal this bill and return the cash bail system, that way keep illinois safe. crime in illinois from the mid1990s 2010s was declining by 50%. last five or six years crime has gone up and a lot has to do with reform efforts that are too much too soon. >> carley: laws changed in 2020 and "new york post" reports 10 criminals committed 500 crimes between them, feels like everything is going in the wrong direction. thank you for joining us. all right. fired cnn host brian stelter has a new job, can you guess where he's going? >> todd: we're going to joe

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his wife. an expert tells fox digital it could highlight prince harry and middleton's comfortability as royals, knowing their roles and what is expected, while meghan may feel out of place and uncomfortable. >> this is carley's favorite story, she's been talking all morning long, will you analyze our body language? >> sthoots right. are we cold and distant to each other? >> you have comfortability as an anchor. shall we interview joe concha? >> todd: no, they asked us to continue to talk. we have this joke every morning, i make sure you don't have lipstick on your teeth and now i do it random times to throw carley off. >> carley: ongoing thing. oh, again.

psyche, no you don't. >> todd: imagine being the royals and having all this attention on you? i understand the drama with meghan markle and all that stuff. >> carley: there is drama and could be more coming up, this moment when william invited harry and meghan to tour windsor was a show of unity. now prince harry has a tell-all book that could dive into really private details. we had a guest on yesterday that said some details could be critical of the queen consort who is popular in the u.k. and meghan markle did an interview with a cut, which is a magazine and it was very, very positive toward meghan markle and her feelings and still to this day,

she was criticizing her life as a royal. >> todd: is it all worth it? blood is thicker than water and you are jeopardizing your relationship with the kid that you grew up with, the kid you were by when your mom was tragically killed over two decades ago. you found love, is it worth it to have a horrible relationship with your brother. they smoothed it over fer 10 seconds here, you hope they let by gones be by gones. >> carley: look at the things people have placed in front of windsor and buckingham palace, including flowers and a lot of people are leaving paddington bears because of the clip the queen made for the platinum jubilee. people have left marmalade

sandwiches, tea set, rubber ducks, plastic that mingos and bouquets of flowers are lovely, skip the teddy bears, balloons and sandwiches, the sandwiches are causing sanitation issue in front of the castle. >> todd: when i die, leave a burrito we get on three, i want a lot of them there. >> carley: yesterday was a big day issue the king began in london this hour, he went to westminister hall and members of parliament expressed condolences and delivered brief mezage where he said he will take the crown and treat it the same way his mother did, he committed his life to service. a public

procision edinboro to the cathedral. now members of public can visit the queen's coffin and then it will be flown to london, where more people will do that before the funeral, which takes place on monday. >> todd: perfect. let's get to this. cnn host brian stelter landed a new gig with harvard. brian stelter will convene threats to democracy and range of potential responses from news media to deepen scholarly understanding about impact on democratic governance. >> carley: joe concha joins us now. how do you feel about brian stelter's new gig? >> joe: one of the least surprising things you will ever hear, elite activist hired by elite institution five minutes after he was fired from his job. the paper did a survey on

political leaning among faculty and they found 3% identified somewhat or very conservative and 80% said they are somewhat or very liberal. brian stelter will fit in fine at harvard yard. preview what the syllabus looks like. day one, conservatives evil, fox news evil and here is why. day three, right wing media, chilling threat to democracy. sign me up for this. don't. this is one more school my kids will not be attending. >> todd: your jokes, guaranteed to be some truth, i read the syllabus about threats to democracy that brian stelter will be talking about and i think brian stelter will be moving his january 6 rants from tv to the classroom, isn't that right? >> joe: that is day four, i

wanted to keep going, we only have finite time. this is what one would expect and we see in journalism schools across the country now, this is how students are being indoctrinated. they believe their role is to be more activist instead of journalist and that is not what journalism is. holding people accountable without fear of public party. they have brian stelter teaching them opposite of what they should be taught. >> carley: you can't make it up. see you tomorrow. >> carley: over 1300 "new york times" employees refusing to go back to the office despite the company requiring them to return. how did that work? >> todd: cheryl casone will join us next to tell us about their protest.

>> todd: bank of america ceo brian moynihan responding to critics of the company's plan to offer mortgages with no down payment to minority communities. >> carley: cheryl casone will tell us more.

>> cheryl: zero down mortgages were one of the egregious things that let to the collapse of the housing market. fast-forward to 2022, bank of america will offer the program for some groups. ceo brian moynihan hitting back about the plan to offer this to minorities, watch. >> there are special programs to the buyer as long as they meet income requirement to buy a house in a majority minority neighborhood. this is limited program geared like we did 5 billion in loan financing to revitalize neighborhoods. >> cheryl: will debut in charlotte, dallas, miami, critics say it ignores middle-class white families who

may want to have zero down loan. i don't like these, to be clear, very bad idea. >> todd: heck no, they won't go. >> cheryl: major banks require employees to return to office, workers at the "new york times" refusing to do so. 1300 staffers pledging not to come back. this journalist tweets, the "new york times" is giving employees branded lunch box, we want respect and fair contract. i'm working from home this week along with 1300 colleagues with support from the union. to be clear, they are being asked to return three days a week issue not five days a week, three days a week. >> todd: the horror. >> carley: people are soft. what is going on with twitter? >> cheryl: elon musk may not want to go through with purchasing the company.

early voting suggest the acquisition will be approved by a large margin, trying to force musk to go through with the deal, he is trying to get out of it. musk contends twitter has more spam accounts than they admit. he offered to buy for $54.20 a share, tit closed yesterday lowr than that. >> todd: they want the higher price, interesting. >> carley: you did the math in your head. thank you so much. >> carley: the august consumer price index will be released this morning as american families continue to struggle under rising cost and crushing inflation. >> todd: here to join us is brian brenberg, producers wrote the question, brian, what should we expect? >> brian: you will see inflation around 8%, which is not good and i'm saying that because all the political headlines are going to

say inflation is coming down, we've turned the corner. 8% is a 40-year high, it is not a good number. we are not out of the woods, we're at the beginning of this thing. if politicians think we're not and want to back off and keep spending, we'll have an inflation problem for a long time. >> carley: yesterday janet yellen issued warning about the federal reserve and how it could combat inflation and how successful they might be. take a listen. >> the fed will need great skill and good luck to achieve what we sometimes call a soft landing. i hope, i believe there is path to accomplishing that. >> carley: how do you feel about those comments and what do the next few months look like? >> brian: good luck when the federal government spends and you're the fed trying to bring down inflation. this is the problem with this administration, self-defeating

economic policy. fed raising interest rates to cool things down and bring inflation down and this government is saying, we don't care, we're going to spend and forgive loans, working against themselves. the people who pay are the american people, the prices are still at extraordinary levels most can't handle. >> carley: the president is celebrating signing of the inflation reduction act today. >> brian: they are acting like that matters, it doesn't matter. that big does nothing for inflation except raise inflation. this is a problem, inflation becomes an issue when governments start to act like it doesn't matter, that is when it gets out of control. my fear, we have a lot of people in the administration who think this thing is under control. it is not. >> todd: he celebrated, we dropped gas prices, you did not.

and janet yellen warning this winter could be really bad when it comes to all gas prices, your home heating oil, stuff you put in your car, how bad is this for democrats in the next two months? >> brian: they are banking on gas prices coming down, that is recession fears, we get into winter and start talking about heating oil and fuel for those purposes, we'll be in serious issues because you already see it happening in europe, that is coming our way, folks, we're not out of the woods. you will see the democratic party say stop the rate hikes, put pressure on them and that is when inflation could start to tick up again. >> carley: cpi number is coming out today, we'll see where we stand. thank you. >> todd: we were this close for coming to you about body language on the royals, we

decided to go to you for economics instead. charlie crist giving governor ron desantis nasty nickname while trying to convince voters he's candidate for unity. tomi lahren here next. >> carley: steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: coming up on "fox news sunday," biden-flat yong, celebrating massive spending agenda at the white house with a victory lap. we'll crunch the numbers and tell you more coming up, plus queen elizabeth ii will be flown to london and greeted by members of the royal family. we'll have live reports from buckingham palace. primary day in new hampshire and rhode island, final contest ahead of the november midterm. congresswoman stefonic will join us on republican chances, plus

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>> vulnerable democratic senator mark kelly getting a little tongue-tied when asked this question. >> has he done a good job, do you think? >> hey, you know, first of all, it's not my job to give him a report card. i would say, you know, mixed reviews. >> todd: outkick host tomi lahren joins us now. what's your take on that answer about joe biden given what the vocal clarity we come to expect from joe biden. >> tongue-tied is kind of a theme with this president and

it's not just the president himself. it's those that are asked about him that have a d behind their name. listen, he was also asked if he would invite joe biden on the campaign trail with him to which he said i would invite anybody to arizona. todd and carley what you are seeing is democrats distance themselves from joe biden like the plague. you can't blame them. you can't bring him out in public he is going to gaffe after gaffe. he read end quote off the toll prompter yet again. quite obvious the democrats are throwing joe biden off the bus. they like the radical call agenda and policies they have been able to puppet tier true. the man himself a liability. >> carley: responded to senator kelly his interview saying senator biden's record is your record. can't hide from that now. tomi, we're less than two months until the midterm elections and some polls show that democrats are doing better than they once were. but now there is a "new york times" piece out today that

shows that those polls may actually be overestimating democrats once again. so, where do you think things stand right now? >> i think you are going to see a red wave but unfortunately i don't think it's going to be the red wave that we were expecting. i think that's because republicans need to grit our teeth and remember what's at stake here. i think we are letting the democrats control the narrative once again. it's become increasingly challenging for republicans when you don't have donald trump or donald trump-like candidate on the ballot for us to get energized and invigorated. we have to realize these races are incredibly important. we have to realize what is at stake. democrats are going to shape the narrative. it's about time we start spiking up and speaking back. and the silent majority no longer has the luxury of being silent much longer. >> todd: one of the campaigns we are paying attention to race for governor in florida. former republican charlie crist taking a swipe at governor ron desantis. all right. brace for this. quote: we have got a divider on the other side and the uniter

over here. you know, some people call him dissatan it's crystal clear he's bad we're good. calls himself a uniter and nine minutes later calls desantis desatan. are they going to buy that. >> i have never heard anybody call desantis desatan i don't know if he is trying to make that thing. we are seeing this pattern this trend with democrats. not only do they go after their opponents but they go after republican voters in general. charlie crist said those who support ron desantis should stay with him because they have hate in their heart. i would remind floridians no matter what letter is behind their name and what wave they voted in the past remember ron desantis kept your state open. if you had a governor charlie crist in charge you would be locked down just like new york and california. i don't think floridians want that. can you call him all the funny names you want but ron desantis'

record is clear and clear by the number of people that moved to florida during the pandemic and since the pandemic doing a fantastic job. i have noticed another trend with these democrats they are trying to be donald trump like with insults they are like the wish version of that kind of a cheap knockoff, not working so well. >> carley: yesterday president biden made a speech and in it he was talking about his unity pledge. what a 180 there a little too late wrapped around the maga bashing? >> yeah. absolutely. he is going to try to run away from that ultra maga speech we will never let him forget what he called us. i'm just hoping that the ultra maga republicans remember what's at stake in november. come out and vote with peace and patriotism in your heart but we have got to make a change in this country and starts in november. >> todd: to your earlier point republicans would be best suited learning campaign. they get real distracted like a dog seeing a squirrel. they go for that squirrel and forget to stay on message to that point. republicans stay on message they

should win. tomi lahren always staying on message we appreciates it. >> carley: thank you so much, tomi. >> thank you, guys. >> carley: see you next tuesday for another tomi tuesday. great being with youd to? >> todd: covered a lot of serious stuff body language. >> carley: stands out to me. probably had a couple other things on his mind. "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ we are awaiting the release of the new consumer price index report that president biden prepares to celebrate his massive spending agenda. >> no matter how much the white house blatantly lies, people are at home they feel the pain personally. >> why can't they. >> mayor of another suburban chicago town is calling out j.d. pritzker sent 90 migrants to his small town without any notice. >> the governor owes our community an apology. >> it fear in london. >> the line stretched as long as