all those procedures were torn asunder. all over, the vigourous objections from the unanimous anand vocal minority, minority rights should be protected. equal justice. >> laura: our prayers with his wife, alice, their children and grandchildren. >> todd: atoned as separate celebration around the nation. president biden and his staff taking a victory lap while stocks plummet and inflation that that 8.3%. you're watching "fox & friends first" on a wednesday morning. stephen speaker nancy pelosi literally had to tell the audience to clap during her speech at the white house yesterday and it turns out some of her friends in the media also need some convincing. >> president biden will celebrate the passage of the inflation reduction act upon the timing is not perfect because

inflation remaining stubbornly high. why this is worse than expected in a president biden from the study because of the white house was celebrating the inflation reduction act which is going to take a long while to make a financial impact. >> todd: kevin corke's fire, his reign, and you'll live in washington with more on all of it. cabin, good morning to become a mentor, you get the good stuff linebacker it was, let's be honest, and all just a position, right? to be at the white house yesterday, there was this plan is a mark the passage of the inflation reduction act with music legend james taylor, no less. but it was overshadowed by a stock market plunge that sent shock waves across the globe. talk about your fire and rain. the disastrous drop coming after a government report on consumer prices showed much higher than expected inflation persisting, up a crushing 8.3% in august. grocery bills skyrocketing up

13.5%. got a family? you know it's getting up the paper that is all happening as the folks over at the the dashe shuddering watching the dow drop over 1,000 points. in alfred e. neuman version, what, me worry? the president brushed off the decline. >> president biden: today offers proof that the soul of america is vibrant, the future of america is bright, and the promise of america is real. it is real, it is real. >> the nearly 80 year old president cheered on by an 82 year old party boss. who had what some call a pleased clap jeb bush moment. >> mr. president, thank you for unifying and inspiring a vision of a stronger, fairer, safer

future for all. your extraordinary leadership has made this glorious day possible. that's an applause line. [applause] [laughs] >> on capitol hill, lawmakers are that split screen of celebration on one hand and devastation on wall street and the other hand because they saw that as the very embodiment of life under joe biden. >> this is an example of just the complete split screen you see in this country between the white house celebrating taking the victory lap down there this afternoon and the american people dealing with the reality. >> this as west virginia's joe manchin tried once again to explain to the nation why he would lend his name to a biden policy that critics argue is doing anything but reducing

inflation. >> disingenuous to call this the inflation reduction act? take a before looking at a cpi that actually goes up. it is the only thing that we've ever done that has a chancs is s people are worried now that the fed will boost interest rates to try to put the brakes on runaway inflation, which as you know, in turn, makes it much tougher for consumers to borrow, and in the case of businesses, makes it much, much harder to borrow, dubai, to manufacture, and ultimately, to sell. it could be a very bumpy ride in the days and months ahead. >> carley: that could also mean job losses for some people as inflation remains high. a lot of concerns of the many fronts. thank you so much. >> your pet. stephen let's bring in congressmen james comer. congressmen, good morning to y you. kevin corke pointed out quite well yesterday we had the president bid in the inflation

reduction act, an act that most economists say will not reduce inflation on the same day the august inflation number comes out higher-than-expected. points with the disconnect here? >> well, this is more proof that the biden administration is the most don't have administration in my lifetime ago to celebrate at a time in the stock market is down over 1200 points, on the same day that inflation numbers are the highest in my adult lifetime at 8.3%, just put that into perspective, 8.3% inflation is the same as giving up a whole month paycheck for the average american. i don't think any average american who is struggling to live paycheck to paycheck thinks that's something to celebrate, but in joe biden's world, it's something to celebrate, not the same time, you're celebrating a bill called the inflation reduction act when it does the exact opposite. more government spending will lead to more inflation, which will lead to the federal reserve increasing interest rates more, which punishes small, young

people coming out, trying to buy their first home and having increased mortgage payments and small businesses trying to get lines of credit, having to be more interested just to keep their doors open. >> todd: the white house spin on this wasn't just during that completely tone-deaf press conference or whatever it that was yesterday in the rose garden. it was also this statement because they felt comfortable literally putting this in riding "today's data shows more progress in bringing global inflation down in the u.s. economy. overall prices have been essentially flat in our country's last two months before that is welcome news for american families with more work still to do." prices have been essentially flat? basically what they're saying is it hasn't been that bad for july and august but we need to remember that a number. 8.3% is above what this white house came in at. white house came in at 1.4% inflation when they started to go there now at 8.3%. despite his democratic and white house efforts to deflect,

is there any doubt that it will be the top issue at the poll in november? >> i hope and pray it is and it should be. this is what republicans need to close the last 60 days of the selection about your cupboard in relation to quit only getting worse because the more that the biden administration and democrats in washington spend money and print money, the higher inflation is going to be. in other words, the more people are going to pay for gas and food and rent an everyday expenses because the government is devaluing the dollar everyday by passing more spending bill that are unnecessary and continue to print money, borrow money from china, and at the end of the day, significantly increase inflation. >> carley: yesterday, joe manchin says that he does not regret signing onto this bill because he was promised separate permitting bill that will pass eventually down the road. it would be permitting reform from fossil fuels because he

wants to increase fossil fuel use in this country, which a lot of republicans think is a good thing, but he also says that he needs republican support to pass that, and the continuing resolution. will he get it? will that will pass? because not looking good but you imagine. he has a lot of explaining to do in west virginia. i agree with you imagine that we need to increase our energy capabilities in the united states, but what he underestimated is how liberal democrats and the house of representatives are right now just as we speak, that negotiating among themselves to try to get this continuing resolution passed. they don't want to support this. >> carley: would you vote yes on that bill? >> i can't vote for any more increased spending. we have to cut it off you go inflation is the number-one issue and the democrats, they can call it a continuing resolution. they're going to try to increase spending attack on other unnecessary items of this bill. >> todd: let's look at the numbers again. this is what you, the american

people, people that are living and dying in this country are feeling on a day in day out basis. utility gas services up 33% ago you think that is bad now? just wait for winter. groceries, 13.5%. we feel that every single time before you get fewer bags for more money to go cleaning products, like to point, need to clean in the air of post-covid, and went, we talked about housing prices going to the roof to a corporate isn't that big a big picture, what does it say that the white house even thought of having a celebration on inflation before the cpi number came out? >> prior to yesterday, they felt like the inflation numbers were going to be done because that was in the talking points. that's what their teleprompters have been thing and that's what joe biden's been preaching to the democrat base all around america. in fact, those of us who live in the real world know that the price of food is going up every day, the price of energy is going up every day, and it's a

direct result of bad policies by joe biden and the democrats, so the republicans weren't surprised in washington. i think the democrats should have been surprised, but apparently, they want because they went ahead and had a celebration a celebration thinking that inflation was under control when we all know it's not and there is no way it can be when the government continues to spend recklessly like the biden administration has been doing. >> carley: inflation has made it so that families are spending $460 more a month to get the same stuff, and it doesn't look like inflation is going down anytime soon, especially with the spending that you were just talking about. congressman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: cue the music. there we go. final primaries of 2022 coming down to the wire in new hampshire. u.s. army veteran general john bolton holding a slim lead over the state senate president jack morris with just over a few thousand votes left to be competitive for the winner will face senator maggie hassan in november and what could be a deciding race for control of the

sanity of pay attention to new hampshire. i think it's going to come down to it. also in the state, karoline leavitt, a former spokesperson for trump press conference, 25 years old, will now face congressman chris patten. >> carley: also new hampshire, kristin noonan easily won's g.o.p. primary but the same could not be said for rhode island governor dannel malloy keep your, he barely survived as democratic primary against several challenges including former cbs executive. in north carolina, another battleground state, democrats are outpacing republicans in request for absentee ballots were part of the 66,000 absentee ballots requested, 53% were requested by registered democrats and only 13% went to registered republican speaker sources tell fox news that the pattern is not unusual.

however, despite democrats casting more absentee ballots in north carolina in 2020, donald trump still won the state by almost 100,000 votes. >> todd: a lot of democrats love to not go the day in percent. brand-new information has been revealed as more sections of the doj affidavit used to justify the trouble rate have been made public. >> carley: on top of all the new developments, and is here with the latest. good monica >> good money, that's because we are getting more detailed look at the fbi affidavit outline of my code learning its search. bruce rinehart and selling additional portions of the heavily redacted affidavit yesterday after the justice department requested sections be revealed to the public. never before seen portions of the affidavit revealing further details on the timing of subpoenas and drop co-operation with the fbi. one portion disclosing trump's team did provide additional classified documents to the national archives. the affidavit waiting apart since the 15 boxes were

provided, additional documents bearing classification markings which were stored at the premises in an unauthorized location have been produced to the government in response to a grand jury subpoena. another section uncovering what aime 24th up in our second run from including "any and all surveillance records, videos, photos from internal cameras located on the ground floor of the mar-a-lago property from the time period of january 10th, 2022, to present. and on july 6, trump's team complied, handing over a hard drive of surveillance footage to fbi agents back of the affidavit also revealing that an extension for trump's team was granted for complying with the subpoena and giving federal prosecutors what exactly they were asking for. former president trump's legal team is awaiting a final decision on its pick of retired judge raymond dearie as a special master. >> todd: thank you. former federal judge ken starr has died.

his family announcing his death after surgery complications while fighting an undisclosed illness. most well known for being independent counsel in the bill clinton whitewater probe which expanded to cover several other clinton scandals are not to the former president's impeachment. he was respected by many for responsible approach to law, known for saying that truth is a bad market concept vehicle really is behind his wife, alice, three children, and nine grandchildren. can starr was 76 years old. >> carley: exclusive video from our southern border for a fox news cameras capturing a group of illegal immigrants dressed in game of skill in wall before making a break for it in arizona. are going to bring you the latest in a live report. >> todd: plus social justice, transgender white privilege, these goods will be vocabulary words for some students if some connecticut teachers have their way. school board member in that district absolutely sick of this. we are talking to him next. ♪ ♪

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time hyping up the site while taking a shot at red states. >> california just launched a brand-new resource decor includes information on your right to an abortion and information if you're traveling to california from another state that has restricted reproductive care. is given it has allocated $200 million towards abortion resources within the website alone costing $1 million to create. first lady jill biden is taking a strong stand when it comes to banning books in schools. even if they contain explicit content. >> is there a balance between this book should be on the library -- >> all books should be in the library. all books because this is america. we don't ban books. >> carley: parrots have been outraged as books like genderqueer and long boy have reportedly been made available to kids as young as 12 years old despite containing depictions of sexual content between man and

underage boys. >> todd: a connecticut public school teacher handing out a woke worksheet to students defining terms like social justice. backlash from parents and even the school board:the worship troubling adding that it was never part of the attention. joseph baczewski, chairperson with the southington school board joined minorco thanks for being. what was your reaction when you first saw this worksheet? >> to be honest, i was actually very surprised. we weren't even in the first week of school at this point and this was being passed out to students in one particular class. >> todd: the work it also stating "racism is a systemic issue. if you look the other way or denied that these systems exist, you are part of the problem." oftentimes in these situations, school board circle the wagons, kind of delays, doesn't necessarily give an answer but you have come out against this extremely publicly. how shocked were you in the first place that this was in

southington, connecticut, for places? middle america. >> again, we are very patriotic town, we teach patriotism in this town, being a good citizen and to be honest, i was pretty surprised at this. again, it's not part of our curriculum, so this was a teacher bringing it upon themselves to pass this up to students because we do what's been the reaction of parents? >> certainly mixed. one of the most oppressive takes on this whole matter was the mother of the young lady who brought this to the administration attention, and it was dealt with very swiftly and if anything, i think it showed her that the system that we have works. it was brought to our attention, it wasn't supposed to be there,

we were essentially handled it now and we are going to be watching for it and making sure that this doesn't become more of an issue. imagine the reaction has been mixed, implying that there were some people that were in favor of this. connecticut, as we all know, very liberal state, a lot of democrats live in southington. even though it's somewhat of a republican done a lot of democrats obviously deliver because it is connecticut. what are the people who are for this vocabulary say? >> again, you have to remember that this is a theory. going back to college and philosophy and everything else, again, does this belong in tenth grade english? no. at the end of the day, people will be exposed to it at some point in there -- whether it's the career of others going to higher level of learning, again, there's people that are -- they don't subscribe to the fact that based on the color of your skin

that you're more inherently likely to be successful. i say that's absolutely preposterous. >> todd: bigger picture here. to parrots need to review every single piece of paper that comes across their kids desk going forward? >> honestly, i've said this from the beginning of being on the board, the most important teacher in a child's life, good, bad, or indifferent, is the parent and the family. it is your responsibility as a parent just like i do in my 12 year old and 10-year old, is to unpack what start and to help them understand and think critically and ask the right questions. again, it's absolutely, positively, the most important thing a parent can do. >> todd: still don't understand why certain teachers feel like they're entitled inject their agenda when literally there. by the taxpayer to teach the basics, to get the children

prepared for the next level. we've seen it in southington, we seen it throughout the country. thank you for being there, letting us know about how you're handling it in the great honor southington, connecticut. meantime, no one is safe, especially if you live in chicago. a man on the way to his mom's house suddenly has a gun to his head and was told he will die if he doesn't turn over his wallet. will show you how the shocking robbery and it. >> carley: and from one crime ridden city to another. philadelphia lawmakers just set a resounding message to woke district attorney, larry krasner. will he be next on the recall chopping block? >> the collapse of civilisation looks like. >> todd: arm robbers are suddenly have a right to be on your property. murderers get out without bail. what i were looking at? are looking at a war on the population, it is time for real change.

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shows migrant gotaways' killing a border wall in arizona with a rope wall dressed in camo. an effort to try to get into the u.s. >> todd: despite stunning images like that, the white house says the border is secure and they are actually fixing the crisis. live in studio with that report. >> hard to believe that because the white house is bordering on insanity, continuing to claim that our southern border is secure. this video here in arizona says otherwise. look for yourself to how you can see migrants crossing the border using rope to scale the wall. all decked out in camouflage. none were reportedly cut, making them gotaways because in october of last year, there have been over 500,000 gotaways, averaging over 55,000 per month ago this only adds to the ongoing crisis. residents of eagle pass, texas, aren't taking any chances when dealing with the consequences. >> several weapons, i need to have you. i already taught them how to use these weapons and their teenagers, their 14 and 15 years

old. they are robbing staff or killing animals to eat. i don't know, are stealing your things. >> according to dhs, the united states is on track to break 2 million entries this fiscal year even though vice president harris made this claim on sunday. lesson. >> vice president harris: the border is secure. >> your confidence this border is secure? >> vice president harris: we have a secure border in that that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. >> pressed to defend the borders are, recent interview, the white house that they are doing a better job handling the border crisis than the previous administration did. >> so how is the border secure? >> we are taking unprecedented action. we had to fix something that was broken, especially by the last administration. we've secured a record levels because this is what we have been able to do.

we are certainly doing a lot more to secure the border and could be doing even more if republicans would stop their obstruction. >> despite putting her stamp on the issues, making appearances on border towns and in those wanting migrants not to come, harris continues to receive harsh criticism that she's been largely silent on the immigration debate ever since. >> todd: that statement from the white house, mind-blowing to thank you. to a fox news alert appendectomy or fbi investigation underway after a package explodes at northeastern university. that is in boston. happened yesterday the police have confirmed a university employee suffered a hand injury. building was evacuated, authorities about people to avoid the area. no motive has been officially reported but local reports said the package contained a manifesto criticizing virtual reality and facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. stunning video art of chicago. a man robbed at gunpoint in broad daylight. three men jump out of a dark-coloured sedan and approach

that victim before threatening to kill him if he didn't give up his wallet. ryan king shared the horrifying story with tucker carlson last night because >> shocking, but it was everywhere in the united states, and people have to be prepared. they told me that they would kill me unless i give them my wallet. >> todd: he went on to elbow the attackers in the face before escaping unharmed. police are still trying to track down those suspected of a tucker carlson says we're watching the collapse of civilized society. >> hours after ryan king was attacked, 16 more armed robberies reported in the area. police believe at least two organized armed gangs are now operating with impunity, which means the gangs are in charge now. that's what the collapse of civilization looks like. >> todd: no one has shown up with a clear and reasonable rules and enforce them consistently. when that happens, everybody comes down to echo that two of the family and it's true in the nation. and if you don't have that, you

have chaos. arm robbers suddenly have a right to be on your property. murderers get out without bail. we are looking at a war on the population, and it's time for real change. for one shocking video shows another brutal attack on a new york city boarded our copy. the suspect appears to stuff items in his pocket and try to walk out of the door, but a 69 year old employee intervenes and ends up getting punched in the head from behind. felony assaults in new york city are up over 18% so far this year. brooklyn bodega owner is here to react. what is your reaction to that footage which is short? >> well, before i have to say thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak out on behalf of all the bodega workers and small business owners. we are trying to see how we get through this and we are not getting the help.

what happened to the nypd? we need police to be year. at least 2 cards, standing 24 hours because this is happening on a daily basis. >> carley: you save that one of the biggest issues in your community is that you don't see police walking around, so criminals feel like they can do what they want, get away with it, and that might be leading to some of the lawlessness. >> they just say i'll be back because you know you don't have anyone to support you. >> carley: the criminals are we back of the police officer? >> the criminals because we are afraid to tell them anything because you don't know what they'll come back to do to you. in my case, we are a family-owned business so it's me, my husband, and my kids. the one you've been in a situation where somebody was possibly trying to rob your store, you intervened in this said maybe not this time, but i'll be back? that's terrifying. how does that make you feel? >> horrible. we had a scenario that was very

shocking because someone was just paying for a sandwich and a copy and as he was bigamy literally saw his car left. three when his car got stolen? >> right there on the spot. that's when i saw the police command check the video cameras, but that's not the time we need them. we need them to be there with us. >> carley: it seemed like the need to be, there is a lack of police? speaking of funding, did you hear mayor eric adams cutting budgets 3% across-the-board and all agencies including police? so the situation could possibly get even worse. what your reaction to that? >> you're telling me to close my store. you're telling everybody not to have a business anymore because we don't have it now. that means that criminals are fatal battery to do whatever they want to. >> carley: it's is a sad comment across the board, crime is up and a article 34% robbery

up 39%. burglary up 33%. it doesn't really does feel like the people who are committing crimes are getting bolder because they know that if they sucker punch a bodega owner like you, they'll get arrested and then released the very next day. in new york, because of bill reform, that's the law. >> that's exactly. we cannot put too much on them because we also afraid that they will come back and attack us because they don't have the security. we don't have the security. not too long, united bodega of america, they are trying to help bodega owner's small business association, trying to do the same thing to go at the moment, they listen to us, and as i said, if i don't speak, they are going to speak for me. >> carley: speaking of speaking out, if you could say anything to mayor eric adams, cathy hogan, president biden even, what would you tell them? >> i would tell president biden, with all my respect, to jump in our shoes for one day and see how it feels to wake up in the

morning, 6:00 in the morning, open your store, and looking back and see who's going to command stab you are what is going to happen next because after covid cupboard, we don't have helped. small businesses don't have support, the top of that, criminals. it's really, really, really bad. >> carley: you're trying to live out your american dream, you're a small business owner, you have a beautiful family. when you moved to this country, did you ever think that you'd feel this unsafe? >> i was brought up in the yatra, i've been in new york all my life and i've never seen what i'm seeing now. it's really unsafe. morning time, you don't even know -- even your workers, you're afraid of them. there wondering if someone comes and says i'm not going to pay you, should i say anything? >> carley: it's so scary because it's just the randomness of it all, just this week, there was some beautiful woman who is on the subway, she was last in

the face unprovoked attack, and just feels like these unprovoked attacks are becoming more and more frequent. it's really unfortunate and a lot of it is hitting hard working americans like you. it's always an honor to have you want to thank you so much for joining us in studio and speaking out. we appreciate it. because i hope whenever i come here, it impacts not only me but all business owners like me trying to survive because they were trying to create a positive change. thank you so much. best of luck. speaking of crime, the pennsylvania house voting to hold philadelphia's district attorney in contempt for failing to respond to a subpoena documents. his response to the city's gun violence epidemic of the bipartisan vote comes as republicans try to impeach larry krasner, the liberal d.a.'s attorney, labeling the vote undemocratic. this battle comes as 386 people have lost their lives in the city so far this year. that's up 3% from last year and

10% from 2020. >> todd: america's baby formula shortage far from over. the white house isn't even close to following through on the promises it made to parents. >> i had to make the decision that no mother should make. which one of my babies is going to get the nutrients that they need to do? which one? it shouldn't be any type of decision. >> todd: what a horrible choice to have to make takeover talk to that mother earlier this summer. will get an update from our next -- >> lack the fundamental abilities -- expel them on their own. >> todd: if you have a twitter account, you'll definitely want to hear >> a former security official telling congress that a chinese spy might have access to your personal data. details on that next. ♪ ♪

's pay 100 crowding outside buckingham palace to cheer as a queen gallagher rides in london. >> todd: the family was that a greater as well. this and one last night together the balance before a final trip to westminster today.

>> hi. along with the queen's children, princes william and harry will follow her coffin convert at 2:22 precisely this afternoon when it leaves buckingham palace and heads over to westminster hall, which is the ancient precinct of westminster palace where the queen will lie in state until her funeral. that coffin arriving illuminated so that all those who had lined the room from the royal air force base where she landed last night could see. it was a gloomy, rainy night, and a late majesty, the queen, was greeted with both cheers and tears as the hearse arrived at buckingham palace because it will be taken by horse-drawn gun carriage along the mou. horse guards parade and white or before arriving at westminster. guns will be fired at hyde park. big ben will toll.

one of the final tribute to a woman who a former deputy press secretary told fox news was not only a grandmother to the nation, a much loved queen, but also an absolute joy to work for. >> the best was i ever had to have the best bars anyone could hope for and i work for a lot of bosses. when things went wrong and sometimes they go wrong, she was so forgiving because he understood that she was there to do a particular job and we were there to do ours and she just got on with it. she made life very, very easy for us. >> carley and todd, there will be crowds, enormous crowds of people. police are down here are expecting hundreds of thousands are going to line up to attempt to view the queen as she lies in state over these next four days to pay those final farewell's. back to you. be. >> carley: officials have been saying -- warning people that if you want to see the casket, be prepared to wait in line for

hours overnight and very little time to sit because everybody wants to pay their respects. thank you so much. >> todd: china's xi jinping and russian president vladimir putin set to meet tomorrow for the first time since the start of the ukraine market for the two will meet in a summit in uzbekistan to show an alternative to the western will pick up the face to face will focus on deepening economic ties as russia faces setbacks on the battlefield. ukraine has launched a lighting counteroffensive in the east, we take in 3500 miles of russian occupied territory and recapturing dozens of towns in a major blow to mask. ahead of that meeting, congressman jim banks says he believes both leaders are exploiting president biden's weak foreign policy. >> joe biden is the best thing that ever happened to putin and russia and we are seeing the play out in real time and if russia and the winning in your brain, there are two people that would and should thank. better than burke and joe of the disastrous energy policies that they were enacted in the

united states in the name of climate change and the green new deal. remember that joe biden selling out america's foreign policy to china, the interest of climate change, remember that donald trump was buying oil at a $25 a barrel for the energy reserve, for the preserves, and now you have biden is going to be $80 a barrel that is going to spend to replenish it, and the taxpayers are the ones that are on the hook for it. >> todd: the u.s. reportedly considering sanctions package against china to deter the communist nation from invading taiwan. the money from a twitter employee making stunning allegations on capitol hill, shared with senators just how much personal data his former colleagues have access to and the threat that that poses. >> they would have access to the production environment if they spend time to meander around, they would find that they could access these large troves of data. there was at least one agent of the mss, which is written as

intelligence services, on the payroll inside twitter. if you are not placing foreign agents inside twitter, because it's very difficult to detect them, it is very valuable for an agent to be inside there is a foreign internet will make intelligence company, you're not doing a job because they want to learn mask made similar allegations as he tried to back out of a $44 billion deal to acquire the platform. speaking of that deal, twitter shareholders have approved the takeover according to "the wall street journal" just days before the trial against moscow made the offer back in april before alleging that twitter's user data user base was comprised of more bot accounts in the company had claimed. if he loses the court battle, he could be forced to acquire twitter, even if he doesn't want it any more. what a typical. >> todd: baby formula shortage and shelves are still empty. supplies remaining out of stock in over 60% of stores nationwide. now still desperate parents

including the mom of these premature twin babies are calling out president biden for his inability to handle it. for one that louisiana mother of four, amber bergeron, join the snap of a good morning to you. i think a lot of people assume that because this baby formula shortage is out of the news cycle that the problem has been resolved, but that is absolutely not the case with hotel in south much of a struggle you still are having in funding formula for your twins. >> it's definitely not something that's been resolved. i'm still having issues finding different formulas. they just became a 5-month-old, so they are transitioning off of the preemmy formula. now, they are onto different formulas. so there's making them a little bit more difficult because i'm looking for two different things, and button both are hard to find. it's still a nightmare. >> todd: the white house says everything is getting better when it comes to the formula crisis.

has anything improved? >> i'd love to know where. i'd love to know where it's improving because it's not here. i can assure you of that. everybody that i know that has babies has gone through this exact same thing, trying to find a formula that they need, trying different alternatives, substitutes, and babies are getting sick, which is exactly what happened with mine. not every baby can have a different substitute or a different formula. each one is different. they were there was an op-ed in "the new york post" written by a pediatrician and justice of our porches, she said a vaccine to combat covid-19 took less time to develop them essentially figuring out this baby formula shortage. as of now, in this formula shortage crisis, we already have a vaccine emergency yo use authorization done. we talk about feeding our children and as a mother that is struggling to get by better, we saw how much emphasis was put on

the cover 19 vaccine, which is a good thing, but very little right now is being done, it seems to fix this formula shortage that has been going on for months as a mom going to this, how does that make you feel? >> it's infuriating. we are not a priority. they're not concerned about us. it's not a big deal to them. they are not worried about the babies, they're not worrying about how to feed their children. it's not a priority to the bigger we are continuing to be shown that the american people are not the priority right now, much less our babies. >> todd: their priorities seem to be electric cars and forgiving student loans. last time you are on, you said you had to decide which of your children to feed. are you still undergoing that horrible choice that you had to make? >> no. due to the fact that there are different formulas, i'm not having to decide which one is going to get the one that they need. unfortunately, sky is on one

that is a little bit harder to find because it is a specialty one and then storm is actually on a formula that is believe common, but then because it's so common, everybody has bought it, so what are we to do? they were that's right. the names of the formula will quickly because i know the last year wore on, some people reached out to you and were able to ship some to you. what are they? >> sky isn't new to imagine and storm is on enfamil generally is, the euro pro. for one we are so sorry to hear what you're still going to. it is absolutely infuriating and unacceptable. thank you so much for speaking out. your children are adorable. god bless the big obstacle thank you, i appreciate that because the one you're very welcome. >> nancy pelosi had a place clap a moment during president biden tone-deaf inflation party. >> your extraordinary leadership

has made this glorious day possible. that is an applause. [applause] [laughs] the new inflation numbers are in and there's not a lot to celebrate. >> todd: what it means for your paycheck this month plus a whole lot more. keep it right here for the 5:00 a.m. our on the east coast of "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪ of "fox & friends first." get better than never getting lost? ♪ does it get better than not parallel parking yourself? alexa ask smartfeed to feed the dog. does it get better than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick we see a future that's even better. because the life enhancing innovations you've never even dreamed of? buick is dreaming of them every day.

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