>> launching an investigation. >> not only are they not local, but the border with the national guard. >> they praise them for doing that. >> a man with -- >> i'm not so product. everybody is talking how i should be in jail. >> released without bail. >> 32 senate republicans wrote a

letter. the letter asked garland to investigate hunter biden. >> we see emails and heard voice messaging that show hunter biden was peddling. >> three people dead in the state in the caribbean's. >> those in puerto rico are in the dark. that is making rescue operations difficult. >> strikes out. his first postseason birth to something more substantial this year. ♪ ♪ >> brian: the mets are in the playoffs. >> carley: good morning, america. the mets are in the playoffs and you are looking at north carolina. a beautiful shoreline, some condos on the side of that shot. they have the best view on the beach. >> brian: a nice trail through the water.

>> steve: lovely. we are coming up on paul. go out if you can and live it up. by the way, tuesday september 20, 2022, we are exactly seven weeks away from the midterm elections. >> carley: getting down to the wire. we have a special guest on the couch with us right now. harris faulkner is here. [applause] >> hi, oh, my goodness first of all, you guys are my sunrise everyday. >> carley: you are midday sunshine. >> brian: or rain or whatever is doing. >> carley: we cover all types of skies here. >> it is always great to be with you guys. i'm glad to be here. i'm bringing good news this morning. now, we will not talk about the good news but it's coming up. >> steve: let's talk about what you have been up to. you have been to the southern border and now, we have done 2 million so far in this fiscal year. >> carley: that is a new number. >> steve: this channel talking

about the southern border and it wasn't until ron desantis and greg abbott started essentially exporting some of these migrants to places like martha's vineyard and d.c. that the whole country is now talking about it. >> you know, you had to make a rich folk uncomfortable and then you get all sorts of attention. that is not to say they don't have the right to be rich, but they can't be blind, deaf, down or whatever is going on, and it is a sanctuary. so basically they are lying to everybody from the sanctuary cities,, welcome. kamala harris the vice president told us, she said do not come to them. now, the white house made her clean it up but those were her words. i have that clip and i will run it again today. >> steve: the border is closed. >> some of that video you showed, we brought back from that wall. i stood in front of the wall, the wall, by the way, not in great shape, but i can exercise a little bit and reach the end of it.

i'm not talking gap. it is none. they just aren't -- you are coming across the river and the cartels know where the sensors are. i did a whole stand up where there was a sensor. >> carley: you were in arizona? >> no, i was in arizona two weeks ago because i always go down there when i am home. but no, i was at the number one entry point for illegal crossings in this country along 1933. >> steve: is that where vilma lucian's? >> eagle pass. when you see people coming up, i've brought something a little bit of video that shows how big the mexican flag is, right? we don't have a flag on our side you know, and if you put up that river, you know how to narrow the hudson river gets between new jersey and new york at the end of the day? we go back to jersey. and it takes us like that long? that is how narrow this border

is peer at the differences it is a sovereign nation on the other side appeared some will argue, but it is not. there you are. as you look across, right, as you look across, you realize only thing there are a few national guardsmen at some points, border patrol and they are all doing processing. they are in offices. >> carley: doing the pape paperwork. >> brian: look how many irs agents we have but we can't get enough on her own border. >> free speech. you know, it changed my perspective perception on this story. when the 2 million number hit today, that is one number i want to tell you about. but you know with a bigger number is? since biden has gotten into office, there have been 3.4 million encounters and crossing across the border. that is not include a new number that i got closer to 1 million got a ways north of that 800,000.

>> carley: who is in that number, we don't know. >> we tried to get up with some of them. you mentioned arizona and we have seen that with the fentanyl. did you know everybody is coming across now? >> brian: why is that? >> steve: you are talking about the got a ways because immediately the other people want to surrender. >> some of them do, some of them do and some of them don't. because if they did, they wouldn't look for places along the border where they don't have to encounter our people. and there were so many of those. >> steve: if you are law enforcement at the border and you are a sheriff, you have 2.1 million people to focus on. instead, sheriff salazar over and bear county decides he's got a problem and it's with governor desantis picked up, he says illegals on the false pretense from this horrible place called martha's vineyard in the suburb. watch.

>> i believe they were preyed upon pure and somebody came out of state and preyed upon these people. lure them with promises of a better life, which is absolutely what they are looking for to absolutely be exploited and hoodwinked into making this trip to florida and then onward to martha's vineyard for what i believe nothing more than political posturing, to make a point. >> you have 50 die in texas in a trailer because they were being neglected. was there a freak out about that? no, there wasn't. illegal aliens cross the southern order and victimize americans killing some, raping some but is there outrage about that? no, only when 50 get put into martha's vineyard, which wasn't saying they didn't want this. they said they wanted this. they were a sanctuary jurisdiction but that was over virtual signaling and only, they deported them with the national guard appear to give me a break! >> so now, that sheriff is

launching a criminal investigation into governor desantis. >> of course it is, because that is easier to do than solve the problem. remember who is in the majority right now in the white house. just like anything else the democrats decide they don't want to deal with even in the majority, they can't find the answers. you don't think they know what's coming across and that 2 million number is important but folded in with the 3.4. if that is the first half of the presidency, what will the second half look like? that will not change and now they have stockpiled the pieces of the wall they could still be building with and it is just rotting. >> brian: we paid for it. >> of course, we paid for it. >> carley: the border crisis it's getting more attention because of the governors, sanctuary cities and karine jean-pierre getting questions about it but was the outrage and i remember being on the couch

with you when texas national guardsmen, bishop evans died and he drowned trying to save other migrants. he is a member of the national guard. crickets, nothing! where was the attention when the 50 migrants died in the truck? >> we will never forget and that is why you have to go to the border. there is a small memorial to bishop evans right at the rivers edge. it is the first thing that greets people as they are either trying to climb out of the river soaked and want to turn themselves and, the give ups as they call themselves, steve, everybody focused in on those 50 or hundred so i will go this way. we were at one area 354 people came up like that and they were naked. the national guard had to pull up trucks to cover them while they took off their clothes and left it everywhere. it looks like a third world country on that river right now. it looks like what they left. of course, our hearts break and we want to help these people, but they have to do it the right way and they don't have a right

to cut the line. you know what, where is the line? >> steve: that is it exactly. this administration, there is not a line. it is invisible. come on in and we will take care of you. speaking of taking care of you, for a lot of people they rely on faith. you look at the news and there is so much bad news and a lot of people are scared because of the crime and a lot of people have all sorts of stuff coming up in their personal lives. you have a new book that comes out and it's called "faith still moves mountains." and it talks not only real stories of people of faith, but also it talks about your faith. it talks in particular about your father. >> i talk a lot about the foundational nature of having a cool head in moments when you really don't feel that way. i prayed a lot at the border. i pray every day. i pray with all that we have going on in our cities, but mainly i listen. it is less of a conversation that i'm having with god to god. that is what this book is about.

part of the reason why statistically we are finding fewer people believe in the lord, gallup has been taking a look at this since the 1950s. but now fewer people, even if they believe there is something greater than we, they don't believe he does anything with us anymore. they don't believe that he intervenes in our lives. the importance of listening when you pray. stop scrolling on your social and get down on your knees and let him scroll something past you. >> steve: otherwise, you might miss it. >> i write in the book having a divine assignment. there are things that feel just like we showed up on time this time to do. and what -- the minute you find that out, somebody greater than me trust me with the most precious thing on the planet. >> carley: i remember my mom said when she was pregnant with me and my sister, she felt chosen.

>> yes! >> carley: god chose me for this baby. i love the title of your book faith moves mountains and the healing power of prayer. >> i'm hoping people will reignite that spirit, a feeling chosen, a feeling they have a purpose. and also understanding that even when things go wrong and they can go terribly wrong, even when they do, when we lean into god, he leans in to us and we have to be open. there is a section of the book that is one of my favorites. it is a glossy session and no pictures or anything, but i worked with a theologian to come up with a topic. so maybe you are asking to pray for someone else. we call that being an intercessor for someone else, but we don't always -- i will pray for you and then you go home and where do i start? so we put very short prayers that people can infuse in their lives into practice. >> carley: i love that. >> fox news book.com.

>> you can go to any place books are sold and you can go now. they are on presow and the book comes out. >> carley: you have two daughters of your own and you were just at the border. we have two shows on what's coming up on your shows? >> let's do "the faulkner focus" and we bring in senator kennedy, he's never a lack of words, louisiana senator. we will talk about fentanyl because another area we got a bunch of news about in arizona, that is 8 miles from where i got married. so really familiar with that. senator kennedy will talk about the move of fentanyl across the country. it will be one that gives you chills. you never know what he's going to say. >> steve: it will be quotable though. >> carley: thank you, harris appeared so exciting and it will do so well. >> thank you, guys. >> steve: "faith still moves

mountains." 8-13 a fox news alert so far, three have been killed as hurricane fiona devastates the caribbean island and strengthening to a category 3. >> carley: also right now millions of puerto rico still in the door. >> brian: fox media journalist is live in ponce puerto rico, will cain. >> good morning, the rainfall totals from the storm are in real. we are measuring the rain in terms of feet. as a matter of fact, the weather national service updated information looking at 30 inches of rain in some parts of the island. that is an unreal amount of water to try to move. and seems like this, severe flooding entire neighborhoods flooded, mudslides in the mountainous region rock and some homes off of their foundations, incredible rescue underway. more than a thousand people rescued so far. 128 shelters open across the island as people are trying to

find shelter and food at this hour. meanwhile some progress with the electric grid appeared we got some new numbers from luma energy to manage the restoration process here in the energy grid. about 280,000 customers have come back online. that is progress in terms of electricity. in the meantime, updated numbers in terms of how many are being sheltered and the rescue effort on going. president biden pledging support to puerto rico's governor sending three hundreds authorities with the assist and recovery effort here. meanwhile, fiona strengthening category 3 and category 4 bermuda, tracking every move of fiona, the latest on the free fox weather app. >> carley: thank you so much for the update. we have more news to get to starting with us from a chilling trailer from movie recounting the murder of gabby patino with backlash online appeared lifetime promoting the film on tiktok over the weekend. almost one year after her body was found in wyoming. critics calling the movie

insensitive and other say the bill is being made too soon and it feels like a cash grab here is a movie is set to debut october 1st. queen elizabeth the second laid to rest windsor castle after historic ceremony commemorating her life and reign. king charles to hold back tears before the monarch lowered b side late prince philip and capturing prince a charlottes etiquette expertise appearing to tell her brother prince george mike george went to about and a final tribute after the funeral tweeting this photo of a young queen elizabeth. and the big win big tech. upholding a texas law barring social media companies from censoring users based on their point of view. the ruling set up a possible supreme court battle over the law. social media companies argue the law violates the first amendment rights to decide what is allowed on their platforms.

and brian, do you want to? >> brian: go ahead. i want to enjoy the scene. >> carley: the new york mets are back in the postseason for the first time since 2016. the team clinching a spot in the playoffs thanks to max. a perfect inning and pete alonso monstrous three-run home run. >> we have a lot of things in front of us and we understand that, but you guys celebrate good times. >> carley: it's the houston astros quenching their fifth al west title in six years and the astros improving to al best record with 97 wins. those are your headlines. >> steve: they are happy there. >> carley: they sure are. >> brian: we will see if they get together with the big stories with 67 years old to make the playoffs. >> carley: exactly what he said to. >> steve: let's go, matt spirit this tuesday caught on

camera max wielding suspect terrorizing at a mcdonald's and now free, rather no bail. how he is defending his actions and we will tell you the story coming up. >> brian: he is not unhinged. plus the 2024 rumors around california's embattled governor. fox news contributor leo terrell lips out there. how is he the governor? we will ask him. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪

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oh! oh! [bleep] >> brian: wow x wielding man goes on a rampage terrorizing new yorkers inside mcdonald's. but thanks to the bail reform laws, he has already back on the streets, 18 hours in prison and that is at. the suspect admits he carries around a hatchet in his back pocket. they found a knife and they are also so pure and telling "the new york post" i'm not unhinged or psychotic. everybody is talking how i should be in jail. i did my 18. what else do you want? fox news contributor leo terrell. cleo with your legal background do you feel safe with him out? >> no, you know what, brian, what i don't understand is simply this. how about a mental evaluation? a person who carries and acts is unhinged. it is psychotic. it is a loose cannon. people carry a ax in their backpack is not normal. for him to be released without a mental evaluation, what is wrong with the criminal?

it is run by a smooth talking mayor eric adam spirit that is why that guy is out on the streets right now. that guy had a weapon that could be a deadly injury to somebody. >> steve: i never shot him and that would have been it. that is ridiculous reason he's going through things right now indicating obviously unhinged and will attack against spirit governor hochul sits as a democrat just trying to close to victory. she's got about a four-point lead and republican lee zeldin showed up at the mcdonald's yesterday and an alternative he offered, listen. >> you can see the fear in the eyes of other people who are here at this mcdonald's just a few days ago. this person who is swinging and ax and breaking walls and tables in here and even swung at one customer and just in back out on the street with the judge with no discretion. >> no mayor, no governor but

just a contender. does that work? >> yes, brilliant strategy in new york city. if lee zeldin goes to these crime areas, he reinforces the fact that there are democrats in new york city who want law and order, brian. i think it is a smart move. i will tell you right now, if the government thinks he will coast, know, people will vote for law and order in lee zeldin is making the right move. >> brian: i want to go to the mayor and now is governor but according to the publication, gavin newsom is unequivocally running for the president 2024 if joe biden doesn't. your reaction if he does. >> you know what, the good news for americans, very simply no california democrats have ever won the presidency. he is bound to lose. what is happening in california? there is no incentive to live in california with governor newsom. we have high crime. we have poor schools. we have the homeless problem. i will tell you right now, he is

taking california for granted. he is up for reelection, brian, in california. he is ignoring california thinking he has a chance to win the presidency. one last fact, we are losing population in california, why? two words governor newsom. >> brian: apple with the rolling blackouts governor newsom here the homeless, governor newsom, the trend that goes nowhere governor newsom. he wants to give us more of that magic. it's unbelievable. you usually have to be successful at something to run for a higher office. leo, thank you so much. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: i know you will wear a hat lindsey graham on our couch but first, the new murder capital of america, the next guest warning tourist to avoid the big easy for their own safety. u personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief

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the time. authorities say the suspect fled the scene and hid in a nearby. meanwhile the faa denying a request from public airways to cut flight time prerequisites for new pilots. to manage ongoing staffing shortages. the pilots are mandated to log 1500 flight hours to earn a commercial license. the public lobbied for that to be cut in half to 750 citing similar reduction for military pilots. mcdonald's could resurrect a halloween favorite. rumors are swirling the chain may revive the halloween happy meal payables from 1986. remember that? the pails famously doubled as trick or treat buckets and glowed in the dark. we actually have one in our basement. the rumor started by comic book.com have stirred up nostalgia online with '80s, '90s kids kids cravings vintage package. and those are some of your

headlines, carley. >> carley: thank you. new orleans official sounding the alarm as the city becomes america's newest murder capital. seeing a 141% spike in homicide since 2019. a police consultant for the city is warning tourist to think twice about visiting saying that changes must be made "to save the city." 20 us now is police association of new orleans president captain mike. good morning to you. 141% increase in murders is stunning. but it is your reality. what is your message this morning? >> well, unfortunately that is correct. we are at a point where four times the rate of chicago in 14 times the rate of new york city. so, we are in a desperate situation. we have to take action now. our staff is at incredible low. however, unfortunately, the city

has been listening to us and consultants and the same things we have been saying. and it looks like they will adopt some new policy changes and financial package to provide incentives for recruitment of officers. and i can see a big difference in. >> carley: what sort of policy changes and if they are past, do you think that will solve the problem? >> well, a financial package will be a big incentive. there is a lot to which but it is aggressive and bold package that i think is going to be helpful. the recruitment is reorganizing where 1600 officers on the department operated by 940 officers. it is very inefficient and we are not doing a good job to provide public safety. there are organizational teams that we have been recommending and new consultants are recommending. it looks like they are considering putting those in

place. if we do, we will do a better job with what we have until we can improve the staff. >> carley: one of the big issues in the cities across the country is that of repeat offenders. how often do you arrest somebody, you and your fellow officers arrest somebody, and they have committed a crime before? >> unfortunately, like many cities, we have reduced or limited cash bail so people are getting out very quickly. in many cases, their charges are being reduced were not prosecuted. fortunately, some of that has been changing lightly but up until now, that is a problem as well. while we have the problem to get them off at the street on our end the criminal justice lets them go on the other end my. >> carley: would you say that new orleans was safer before cash bail? >> i think it was a mistake to do that. i think in many cases, we can consider the circumstances and come up with a more recent bail he were to eliminate it is a huge mistake. >> carley: how do you feel

about the d.a.? his name is james rogers williams and on his website his priorities are building the prosecutorial step in the country to serve the people of new orleans correcting the sins of the past, disrupting the school to prison pipeline in creating a laser focus on prosecution of violent crimes." do you think he is doing a good job? >> i was highly critical last year, but the d.a. has changed a number of policies and lately, they have been doing a much better job. hopefully, that will continue. with we can fix it on our and, which is the front end, the streets with more officers and create more safe public on that end and we do arrest people and prosecute on the back end, we will help solve that problem. >> carley: an increase in murders by 141%. i would say new orleans continue to support its police officers. captain, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: absolutely.

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♪ ♪ >> steve: on this tuesday morning, we said seven weeks into the midterm elections. the republican candidates in this in its most vulnerable swing state races stand divided over senator lindsey graham's bill banning abortions at 15 weeks. >> brian: the south carolina senator on the couch. senator, you have people supportive of you as herschel walker, blake masters, marco rubio, j.d. vance, and dr. oz. and ron johnson, don bolduc and

joe a day. >> i hope they all win, joe o'day is pro-choice and came up to washington. he would secure the border and be hopeful to the cops and stop rampant inflation. he would stop powering 87,000 irs agents. but i am pro-life. let me say this, what should we be saying? the democratic party, every member of the democratic party voted to allow taxpayer-funded abortion up to the moment of birth like china and north korea. you know what all those people have in common? they would not vote to abort babies up to the moment of birth using taxpayer dollars. to the republican party, i am proudly pro-life. there is no shame in being pro-life. the shame is to have policies in america like china and north korea, and i will fight to my last breath to keep this country from being a nation that would abort a baby up to the moment of birth and every

democratic senator voted for that proposition. my position is 15 weeks. francis at 14 weeks, and and the states can do more if they want to up to 15 weeks. i want to be a nation that is civilized and i don't want to be china or north korea. >> carley: senator so many republicans are pro-life but they there are republicans who believe in federal rail and telnet federalism and deciding laws on abortion in this federal abortion ban would go against that. >> this is not a state's right issue but a human right issue. and 15 weeks, a baby sucks his thumb, at 20 weeks you are encouraged to sing to a child. >> carley: which is what i am right now. >> she is 20 weeks, folks. i don't care what california does amongst things, i care here. i am not going to sit on the sidelines in washington, d.c., and tell the pro-life community, washington is closed for business.

i want 47 to 50 european nations to ban abortion below 15 weeks. no matter what california or maryland will do, these are human beings and development. i will advocate for the minimum standard. they can do it. under my belt, you can go follow bill not go below 15 weeks but i'm drawing the line and i am rejecting is adopting a chinese abortion policy. i do not believe federalism requires me to sit on the sidelines and watch a baby at 30 weeks, 28 weeks be dismembered. i will not do that. >> steve: a lot of people feel the same way. senator, seven weeks away from middle elections and suddenly a lot of people are going, what is he doing? why is he injecting that story into the narrative? >> i don't mean to be an alarmist, but democratic party is talking about abortion. does anybody ever tell the public that their position on abortion is taxpayer-funded

abortion up to the moment of birth? you have to ask about abortion if you are running. >> brian: so you are giving people an idea. >> you know, the pro-life community wants me to do it and i'm going to do it. let me tell you why mitch is wrong. let's talk about a broken border. let's talk about rampant crime in out-of-control inflation. let's talk about feeling foreign policy from afghanistan. but when you are on the stop, people need to know who you are and where you work. what would i do if i'm running? i have ran four times and i would look in the camera and say my opponent supports aborting a baby up to birth with taxpayer dollars. i reject that. here is my position. we are on the wrong track everywhere. we will be on the wrong track on abortion. >> brian: let's talk about the other major issue, it's the department of justice to ag garland. you said this, here is a quote

"given the polarization of the doj, the importance of propriety, the undersigned request provide u.s. attorney lies the full protection of authorities of special counsel to investigate hunter biden." >> right. >> brian: we know he will not say good idea, thanks for bringing it up to me. >> it is a good idea and my bill is a good idea. >> brian: not in his view. >> that is why we have a political race. i believe you should have somebody looking at hunter biden other than delaware prosecutor. we are having a prosecutor and the guys on. >> brian: four years running. >> can you imagine what the left would do if i suggested we should not have had a special counsel in the mueller investigation? we had a guy. it worked. what i am sating given all evidence that is coming up on hunter biden's laptop is real. every media outlet suppress the story mike story including social media. the laptop is real. they said it wasn't.

i want somebody outside of politics, delaware politics, looking at hunter biden like they looked at trump. that is not unfair. >> carley: will, the president was on "60 minutes" hunter biden, nothing is wrong to impact... >> then he shouldn't be worried. he should embrace a special counsel. nothing wrong, come and look at my records and my interaction with hunter biden. >> steve: what about the voice mail? i read "the washington post" and i think i read it clear, how can he possibly say that and say he knew nothing about it? >> you can't say to the world, to the public, there is nothing there. i did nothing with hunter biden. he is completely okay. mr. president biden, let somebody outside of delaware make that decision. >> steve: absolutely. >> that is what you support a poor trump. you wanted somebody outside of politics.

>> recuse himself and got more. and if i were president biden i would never go on tv again. a complete disaster. >> brian: china we are going to fight you. lindsey graham's and is a lot. >> carley: thank you for joining us in the studio. >> good luck with the baby. >> brian: you guys met for the first time. >> carley: i hope we did. >> steve: let's talk to the weather guy and on the streets, not too bad today, adam. >> steve, no, not too bad a fox square whatsoever, but we are tracking the big weather story and that is hurricane fiona. now spinning to the north of dominican republic, one is currently category 3 storm moving to the bahamas. likely eventually category four transform polling moisture behind it. so across the territory of puerto rico. here is the track that you see, not a tract to make landfall in the u.s. but it will strengthen and run far off of the

east coast. it will run close enough as it makes its moves, probably some choppy seas along the eastern coast beaches. those are your weather headlines. for now, tossing back and side. >> brian: coming up on the television show, a television in reflects on epic career from watching "saturday night live" to the creation of sunday night football. >> brian: but first i want to check in with bill hamrick working on his show with dana perino. >> looking forward to here from what a life he has and we are about to reveal the power rankings and how we think the midterms might turn out as of today. stay tuned for that. ronna mcdaniel once the currency and we will get her take. all this talk about martha's vineyard. how did the ranchers in texas see that argument question marks we will hear from one live today and wait until you hear what thf denver is doing for the city of the homeless? dana and i will see you at the top of the hour moments away.

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and sunday night football. but now you can get behind the scenes look at the creation of both in the brand-new memoir and it is called "saturday night to sunday night: my 40 years of laughter, tears and touchdowns in tv." good morning to you. how are you doing? >> i'm doing okay. saturday night to sunday so your home life to work weekends, right? >> pretty much. [laughter] >> steve: your book is great. i got a copy of couple of weeks ago. i've been looking, and i read it and i looked in the index as well. i'm puzzled because you have a lot of the people that you work with through your career. but i don't see my name because back in 1975, '76, when i was in college, actually was a production assistant at the university of kansas and i would go and work for abc sports, wide world of sports and following you across the country.

>> i remember doing an event at the university of kansas. when it was over, we were running late. my dear departed friend, donald meyer, a great producer, he and i were in a car where we had to make it to the main airport in kansas city to get the last flight of the day back. so don said we were going 100-110 miles an hour all across the state. >> steve: you have been part of so many important parts in american television. you know, for instance, let's talk about saturday night life. and everyone is talking about lorne michaels. he invented it with you! >> right. but he was always the comic book genius. i was the guy that had the commitment from nbc for a late-night show. i was out looking for somebody to actually do the comedy. i was the organizer. and i met him one day outside of

his agent's office. we actually had dinner later that night. by the next day, we were already negotiating for him to come for the show. he has done an unbelievable job all of these years, decade sense. >> steve: one of the most iconic moments americans remember is when muhammad ali back in the day when we were running the olympics lit the torch. that was epic. >> what is the favorite moment of my career. the folks in atlanta trying to figure out how they were going to get the cauldron lit. i told them it should be muhammad ali and pushing and said, "you know that may be hard to settle down here." draft dodger? this is a guy willing to give up everything, everything. and anyway, i prevailed. he did it and so most people in the olympic movement even

today, that is the most magical lighting of the cauldron. >> steve: a lifetime of memories in your brand-new book and it's called "saturday night to sunday night" available everywhere. dick ebersol, thank you. >> you are very welcome. >> steve: more "fox & friends" in a moment. live from new york. ♪ ♪ such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals powered by 100% drug-free ingredients. are you gonna leaf me hanging? soothe your cough naturally.

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>> this is the place. besides where you are now, which i'm sure is great place, this might be the second best place today. north carolina. >> they will make it a great day where they are. we hope you do the same wherever you are. carley, thank you for joining us. >> stay within yourself. >> see you tomorrow. >> bill: thank you, guys, good morning at 9:00 in new york. brand-new power rankings from fox news. republicans said to be in good position for the mid-terms. democrats might have a path, might have a path to keep the house as we say good morning on this tuesday. i'm bill hemmer and great to have you with us today. good morning to you. >> dana: ifm owe dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it will raise eyebrows. >> bill: we'll explain. >> dana: the latest forecast shows the gop winning a 13 seat house majority, three fewer than predicted in august. >> bill: for