american people out of the financial mess that we are in. thanks to inflation caused by the biden administration. we will see if the voters agree with that nancy mace, thank you very much as always, we appreciate it. of. >> thank you. >> carley: thank you congresswoman. we appreciate it. good to be with you this morning, todd, as always. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> the most posh sanctuary jurisdiction in the world. >> ron desantis firing back at a lawsuit for migrants that he flew to martha's vineyard. >> a number of terrorists being caught at the southern border is up 400 percent. >> todd: president biden is set to address the united nations this morning. >> the white house grapples with a messaging crisis how the u.s. would respond to a possible chinese invasion to taiwan. >> would u.s. forces defend the island? >> yes. >> battle for the house ramping up. >> republicans are expected to take a 13-seat majority. >> meanwhile it's a certainly a

toss-up in the senate. >> everything the american people care about is on the ballot. >> issue after issue, democrats are fail the american people. >> nikki haley is incredible governor. >> what is your name again. >> stoops to a new low it nikki haley using a fake name. >> there are some of us that can be camille yans and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> deplete left field. there it goes. will james judge has tied babe ruth with 60 home runs. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. 6:00 a.m. here in new york city. 1:00 in the afternoon in moscow. and we start with a fox news alert. russian president vladimir putin now threatening to use nuclear weapons and putin says i'm not bluffing. >> ainsley: saber rattling comes as president biden is heading to the united nations. that happens later today to address the general assembly about the war in ukraine.

>> brian: putin is humiliated already. what will he do? we can't tell. we have kevin corke to bring us up to date on what's at stake. kevin? >> good morning, dies, actually pretty remarkable if you think about how far we have come. think about to how this conflict has actually evolved in ukraine. at the outset you might remember there were some, including u.s. general mark milley who suggested that kyiv could fall to the russians in as little as 72 hours. now, months on, the russians are calling up hundreds of thousands of reservists to use as well they're threatening nuclear weapons, if needed. >> i think it is necessary to support the proposal of the ministry of defense and the general staff to conduct a partial mobilization in russia. i repeat, we are only talking about a partial mobilization. >> partial mobilization. what we are talking about 300,000 people. so, more troops in the shot term

but much more than that as i mentioned could be on the table in the future as vladimir putin now says he will not rule out the possible use of nuclear weapons to defend russia's acquisition of ukrainian soil, which to hear those on the ground tell it could be a very big mistake. >> and those who try to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know that the prevailing winds can also blow in their direction. >> strong words there by the russian leader. meantime, back here at home president biden makes a visit to the big apple to deliver remarks before the 77th session of the u.n. general assembly. he will do so around 10:35. i have covered these before. they tend to slide. of course others will be there we also expect the president -- the u.n. secretary general and some time after 1:00 host a bilat with the brand new prime minister of u.k. that visit to new york comes as beijing considers its response to the president's repeated

insistence that the u.s. might step in if china invades taiwan. >> would u.s.s. forces defend the island? >> yes, if, in fact, there was unprecedented attack. >> to be clear, sir, u.s. forces, u.s. men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion? >> yes. >> you could tell that response surprised the reporter. obviously surprised some people over at the white house as well. now, the address is also expected to place china and iran front and center and, despite his comments to the contrary, no, according to other sources at the white house, including jake sullivan. there has been no change in u.s. policy vis-a-vis taiwan and china. >> he was asked a question, a hypothetical question in this interview. when the president of the united states wants to announce a policy change, he will do so. he has not done so. >> of course, the big meeting is going to be happening with the president and the u.n. general

secretary. again, i say this is a big meeting because it's more than just u.s. policy on the line there going to be talking about the global response so some of the many issues happening around the world. of course have continuous coverage right here on fox news channel. but for now, back to you. >> steve: all right, kevin. thank you very much. >> brian: go ahead. >> steve: what i was going to say is putin is ordering the mobilization of 300,000 because he does not want to lose the support of the russian people. you know, he could have ordered a full one, and it would have been guy began particular. right now the public opinion, both state-run media and privately held polls show that most russians support the war but the enthusiasm is more subdued than it was eight years ago when he grabbed crimea. >> ainsley: putin is saying western nations are encouraging the ukrainians to hit this nuclear power plant that's controlled by russia. it happens to be in ukraine. they are saying no, it's not us. it's actually russia doing that and then, also, putin says he is

accusing the officials in nato countries of speaking about using weapons of mass destruction against russia. but the nato officials say they have not threatened russia with nuclear weapons. >> brian: what's pretty astounding is some of their supporters allowed to be on the air or use forums like telegram has been supportive of the war and there to make sure the public was in support are beginning to question the tactics and the effort and whether the russians can win or not. this emerged over the weekend. and for the president, if he says search drafted, that would just blow up in his face. even think 300,000. i'm going to need the reserves back in uniform. that shows a degree of panic. remember, he hasn't declared a war. he calls it a special operation. really? by the way, what about the body bags coming back by the tens of thousands and by the way, what about the fact that your men are dropping their uniforms and running away in civilian clothes and leaving weaponry behind? you think we are giving them a lot of weapons in the russians are leaving them behind.

now we are considering giving them tanks. it you don't even have to announce it, we should just be doing it. the other thing to keep in mind, too. they are going to make a major announcement on september 20th. fake vote and annex luhansk, donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia, i'm sure i mispronounced that name. at that time they will referendum part of russia try to defend it and rally the russian people behind it. here's the thing. they don't have the forces. they don't have the organization. they don't have the leadership. and they might not even have the weaponry to continue this fight. remember, their greatest allies in this effort and we have not pressured india and that's criminal in my mind. modi humiliated them and said this is not the way you do things in this century. and he was rebuked by china and flat out said china has some penetrating questions about the war effort. things are collapsing on that thug right before our eyes. >> ainsley: this just shows you there are setbacks and putin is acknowledging that by saying i

need to now call in my reservists. these are the ones that don't expect to go to war unless the guys who were enlisted can't could the job. then they send in the reservist. >> brian: they have been using prisoners. prisoners telling people when they are captured try to come out and kill you or stay in prison. take my weapon. >> steve: putin this time says i could use nukes, and i'm not bluffing. we are not bluferg. there is a problem at our southern border. >> brian: slow down. did i not know this. there is a problem at the border? >> steve: over 20 years ago they created the department of homeland security to secure this country after the 9/11 attacks. when you look at the latest numbers. they are jaw-dropping, the number of people -- you know, people see the migrants right there. how many people on the terrorist watch list are on it? do you know what? we have got the numbers now from the federal government. and the numbers were almost zero when donald trump was president but now with joe biden at the helm, there are a lot of people trying to sneak in who are on a thras our federal government

says whatever you do, don't let them in. >> ainsley: in the month of august, 12 were on the terror watch list. all of last year, the entire fiscal year of 2022 that starts in the beginning of october. so we're ending this fiscal year. so far they caught 78. the past five years combined before 2022, they caught 26. and in five years combined. >> steve: right. let's go ahead and take a look and put up the graphic right here that shows the various years. all right. donald trump was president in 2017 at the bottom. two. then 2018, 6. then 2019 zero. and then three in 2020. the election year. and then as you can see joe biden for this fiscal year three times the total of everybody who was trying to sneak in before. so there is a problem. we're not bluffing on our southern border. >> brian: number of fugitives on terror watch list apprehended the border surged 400 percent. keep in mind one thing terrorists are good at not being

discovered. these are the people that we get. when you have 800,000 got-aways, most of the people getting away don't want to get caught. it's not that they can't find a border patrol agent. these are the ones that we get. this is only with a small number of people on the front lines because they are all processing. so this is auto scary situation. at the very least, if you are the president of the united states and want to solve the problem you say hey, listen, i know it's politically risky i have got tell you i'm worried about the national security. i'm worried about his left. so if you are the president of the united states and care about the country and not your party and worried about your left, you can easily say i have this terror situation. >> ainsley: isn't he worried about there be another 9/11 and how did they get across? oh, they just walked in. >> brian: i don't know what he is worried about. because his big worry now is he is going to have ron desantis and endless effort to get his attention which has been effective. now e. is going to send some illegal immigrants to delaware to get his attention. >> steve: right. the white house is preparing for that they know -- they heard because people in delaware have heard okay, desantis is going to

charter a plane. beware. here's the thing. this story, regarding the migrants now ties from it with our first story which was about russia. we are talking about communism. because now, listen, the number -- the reason the number of migrants are so high is because suddenly we have these people fleeing communism. that sounds pretty good. numbers don't quite match what the president is about. listen to this new line we have got let them in because if they go back to the communist country somebody is going to kill them. here's the president. >> on the border, why is the border more overwhelmed under your watch, mr. president? >> because there are three countries that are never have -- there are few -- there are fewer immigrants coming from central america and from mexico. this is a totally different circumstance. what's on my watch now is venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. and the ability to send them back to those states is not rational.

>> plan on sending it migrants to delaware do you have any comments or response, sir? >> he should come visit we have a beautiful shoreline. >> brian: do you realize what he is saying realizes suddenly cuba is communist and find out venezuela is communist problem with nicaragua? my goodness how about 19935 problem with nicaragua and daniel ortega still in charge. do you know who told them they have a problem colombia. just because mexicans are not coming through the border, it doesn't mean they aren't coming through mexico. they have a police force. they have annual armed force. they put 20,000 marines on the border because we threatened them with tariffs. and they ended up not only not taking offense to that, being strong allies was president observe door and our president then at the time donald trump he didn't take as it insult he knew we had to secure our border. just because you are fleeing communism. doesn't mean you are worthy of asylum in our country.

a lot of times people like to empty their prisons and give us their worst and that's who is coming across our border. we need to know not that you just don't like communism. >> ainsley: under donald trump if you were seeking asylum. you could go to the border and then they would keep you in mexico just to check you out and make sure you are safe. you are okay. if you actually were being persecuted in your country they stayed in mexico. >> brian: thed for their time in front of the judge. >> ainsley: biden erased those rules. the experts are saying under normal circumstances these tariffs would be checked out. they would have fingerprints. they would have biometrics. eventually go through the system and they would be alerted if they were on a list. because they are so overwhelmed. because of the shear numbers of the amount of people coming over every day, it's harder for them to do it. that's why we are seeing the uptick. >> steve: right. keep in mind, while the president now says look, we have this big number because these people are fleeing these three

countries in fact last month when you look at the number of cubans, nicaraguans and venezuelans that only accounts for one third. who the are other two thirds? the president is not talking about that. so when he says hey, we got to bring them in because they are fleeing communism, not the full story. >> ainsley: we heard that guy say we saw it on tv. everybody is talking about it on tv the borders are open. it's free. >> steve: they need a knew excuse for letting them in that's communism. >> brian: brilliance of what abbott and antioxidant are doing. other channels have to talk about this terrible situation at our southern border. if you don't think the other thing is a problem. understand, when things start blowing up in our country and find out they came from the southern border. it will be too late. >> ainsley: 6:14 here on the east coast. coming up, a horrifying story out of houston. a manhunt now underway after a 2-year-old is found dead inside a stolen car. what we are learning now about the suspect. >> brian: plus, fiona intensifying to a category 4

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of his father. >> it's the hardest thing we do. children, you know, children are innocent. it is the hardest thing i have ever done and i have been here a long time. >> carley: authorities first found the 38-year-old dad dead at the scene. his spouse reveals he had been with his son, who was tragically discovered about a mile away. police on the hunt for this

suspect who they believe murdered the father, stole his car, and then ditched it, leaving behind the toddler who likely died from heat exhaustion. god bless that family. my goodness. the federal reserve is expected to hike interest rates later today in its continued effort to combat historic inflation. economists anticipate an increase of three quarters of percentage point benchmark interest rate for the third consecutive quarter. a poll shows two thirds of voters show their family income is falling behind the cost of living. and yankee slugger aaron judge hits a major milestone with 60th home run of the season. >> three infielders on the left side for judge and here is the 3-1. deep to left field. there it goes! number 60. slide over, babe. you've got some company. >> well, judge joins some rare company only five other players in history have gone yards 60

times in a single season. judge is just one homer away from tying roger marist and two away from making american league history. those are your headlines guys over to you. >> brian: biggest story yet. stanton hits a grabbed slam after and they beat the pirates. >> carley: that's exactly what i was going to say, too. i wanted to let you say it. >> steve: i want to know how much the tickets are going to sell for for his next game. >> brian: i'm disappointed i'm on a morning show because i wanted to stay up for that. >> steve: it's america. you can do whatever you want. >> ainsley: you can take a nap. >> brian: i will get in trouble. it's a school night. i could make believe i'm asleep and put the radio on and listen to the transistor radio like 1972. wake up in the morning and find out trailing by 4 and going into the ninth. judge hates homer it's crazy. >> steve: epic night. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. out of the room by the time i thanked her.

>> steve: it's a fox weather alert. hurricane fiona now intensified. now a category 4 hurricane. at least six people have been killed so far. >> ainsley: and in puerto rico, you can see it unstunning video. it shows multiple power lines exploding. an estimated 80% of puerto rico qanas are still in the dark. here gee again. >> brian: fiona expected to sideswipe bermuda later this week. adam klotz is here with fox weather forecast. adam? >> adam: this is still a powerful, powerful storm system. winds at 130 miles per hour making it that category 4 storm likely still going to strengthen, eventually getting up to a category -- staying a category 4 but up to 140 mile-per-hour winds. there it currently spins well north of the dominican republic, well north of puerto rico. beginning to lift off the north of turks and caicos. you still do have a hurricane warning across that region in other parts of the bahamas under a tropical storm warning. where is this heading next? it is going to lift up towards the north.

ultimately running by bermuda. never making it other to the u.s. coast. but it will be choppy along the coastal waters and we are going to see some areas where likely some high rip currents and then looking down the line, there is another area to watch a. i want to leave you guys with this system coming together, a good 90% chance in the next fridays we could have another tropical storm entering the caribbean. that will be the next one we will be paying attention. to say those are your weather headlines. for now, tariffing it back over to you. >> steve: all right, adam, thank you very much. yesterday on "the view," i don't watch but we have got some highlights. the new conservative commentator alyssa farah was on and she was talking about -- a little bit about how she hoped that the republicans abandon former president trump and rally around a different conservative like she mentioned nikki haley. and that spawned this conversation. >> i would love to see nikki haley. i would love to see liz cheney. >> nikki haley the chameleon. >> effective governor.

>> what is her name again. >> i want to be careful by critiquing her. >> there are some of us that can be chameleons and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> sonny, i don't think that's fair. >> you go by a different name. >> brian: is that unbelievable that she would sit there and criticize nikki haley and assume that nikki haley is a nickname. it is not a nickname. >> ainsley: she implied that she was self-conscious of her indian ethnicity so sheets shi goes by more of an indian american name. nikki tweeted this tout. thank you for your concern it's racist to judge my name. nikki is an indian name and on my birth certificate and i'm proud of that what's sad is the left's hypocrisy towards conservative minorities by the way last i checked, sunny, sunny isn't your birth name. >> >> brian: i don't think whoopi is whoopi's name. >> >> she is karen i heard this morning. >> brian: she is a karen? i did not know she was a karen. >> steve: with a c. >> brian: read her book nikki

haley talks about her indian heritage. she four chapters. >> ainsley: very proud of it. she'llable on our show tomorrow. >> steve: nic i didn't ram maddy nikki and sunnies who ton's birth name was not sonny it was assent i don't know. and she said i use sunny because i don't think the average american can pronounce it because of under education in america. >> ainsley: maybe she will retract it and talk about it today. it's a low blow because it's her name. she is choosing. what does that have to do with politics. >> brian: put it this way. we are talking about "the view." i forgot it was on. i'm watching the faulkner focus at the time and then i go trite outnumbered now that i have cable in my office now. >> ainsley: they just gave it to you finally. >> brian: just got there yesterday. >> steve: tomorrow i will not be on the couch. >> ainsley: where are you going to be? >> steve: i'm not going to tell you. >> brian: that's a good segment. [laughter] >> steve: you will find out tomorrow. tune in tomorrow to find out

where i am. four years ago when our first cookbook came out. it was actually peter doocy's idea dad, why don't you go somewhere in america and knock on somebody's door and say hey, i'm steve doocy from fox news channel. can i come in and make you a recipe for breakfast from our new cookbook. you know what? that was the idea. and we wound up going to florida and it was one of the scariest things i have ever done. here is a flashback to 2018. >> we have such a big surprise it's either going to be great or a disaster. we are going to go somebody's house. they don't know we're coming. we hope they're wearing clothes. i'm going to knock on the door and ask to come in and make them breakfast. >> steve: the address right there. yep, that's the name we are looking for. [doorbell] are you peter? >> i am peter. are you steve? >> steve: i'm steve. we're going to make you breakfast. where is your kitchen? the key is the puff pastry.

when is the last time had you puff pastry? >> never. >> steve: it's going to be fun. >> we need to put these in the oven, quickly. >> baked cakes benny. how does that taste, peter? >> wonderful. >> steve: good answer. i'm not going to tell you where we are going to go. i will tell you though from the new cookbook we are going to make red velvet waffles and make brunch pigs in blankets. >> yum. >> steve: that's what they are going to have. all i can say is if you are watching right now you are probably a super fan of "fox & friends" you might watch three hours a day. we may be coming to your house tomorrow. first of all, get dressed as brian would say and secondly clean up the kitchen. >> brian: no, go to bed in your clothes. the whole country should go to bed in their clothes. >> steve: brand new cookbook, number one cookbook in the world thanks to all of you, pick it up today. simply happy cookbook.com. >> ainsley: how do you know -- they might not have the ingredients. >> steve: we are going to show up with bags of groceries and because we are going to make

waffles, they might not have a waterfall iron. >> ainsley: you bought one. >> brian: do you know what's better? think it's 1950s, america out of flour and sugar knock on the door next door. send go with small kid send that kid to knock on doors as if they're out of paprika or thyme or clove. >> ainsley: you don't put that in waffles. clovers? >> steve: red velvet waffles. brian check again. i bet it's in there. >> steve: trusted me, i wrote the cookbook. will it. >> ainsley: clove. >> steve: red velvet waffles with cream cheese frosting man they are good. >> ainsley: you put syrup on top of that, too. >> steve: no. >> brian: we should make sure people have low cholesterol before you knock on the door. >> steve: everything in moderation. get ready tomorrow, america. i could be coming to your house. if you hear this. [knocking] about 8:15. >> ainsley: are you anchoring

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initiative. president daniel garza is here and speak georgia ink and co-founder founder janel king is joining us. good news for republicans still in control. three seats in the house, janel, have shifted towards democrats. why do you think some momentum is lost? >> yeah, so, i don't think momentum is lost. i think the momentum is gaining a bit on the democrat side after we saw the overturning of roe v. wade. i think that kind of put some energy behind them. but i feel confident that republicans, as long as we stay on the issues directly affecting americans which are issues that the republican party has solutions for, pertaining to

economics, pertaining to this inflation. i think as long as we stay on those topics, are we will maintain the lead. if not gain more momentum on our side. but i would on our side. >> steve: three seats have shifted away from the g.o.p. since august. part of the reason, i imagine, stacey, is the mar-a-lago raid as well as the dobbs decision. >> you know, brian, i think it's interesting because there is some polling done by -- this summer. and it talks about the toxic issues facing americans, inflation, poor leadership, economy, guns, gun control and crime. and immigration. abortion is not in that sack. so, we have to see the republicans focus on the message. what's hurting americans and their pocketbooks. what's happening in their neighborhoods, which is crime. all of these things attributable to the democrats they have to stay on message. >> brian: kind of interesting

because the republicans come to a deal legislation led by senator cornyn almost taking that off the table because joe biden can't brag about it at the same time say it's a problem, daniel. right now if you are the republicans. here we are late september. what would you sprint towards and what are you concerned about? >> well, brian, you know, the polls are fluctuating, of course, right? this point while voters are tuning in now from now until november. and this is -- it's going to be important for republicans to focus on the high cost of everything that has been induced. >> brian: inflation? >> inflation, super spreaders. policies that the biden administration has put forth and has been green lighted by a lot of these incumbents on the democrat side. so, they are on the defense on their. but that's where the republicans can take the offense and, of course, connect the dots to exactly who are the folks who voted for these bills? >> steve: daniel, what do you think about immigration now.

i thought it was a huge interest as an american with midterms aside. now with desantis and abdomen doing what they're doing, everybody is talking about it, it's not a good story, it seems, for president biden. am i right? >> it is not a good story for biden because there is a sense of a loss of control at the border. we no longer aring inning the border. it is now an open flow. and, unfortunately, for biden, and the democrat candidates, latinos want a balance. they want legal channels, of course. >> brian: of course. about. >> but they want security at the border and they are infuriated what's happening at the border at this point. >> brian: southern hispanics are more apt to vote republican than the ones from the north almost counter intuitive. talk about something else that is significant. now mitch mcconnell mr. down trodson more optimistic about taking back the senate. part of the reason is what is happening in georgia. suddenly we know that kemp is up by 8 over super star stacey

abrams. herschel walker on the eve of the debate surged over warnock 46, 44. janel, you know a lot about the walker campaign. are you surprised? >> you know, i'm not surprised. i figured that when -- once they nailed down a debate that that was going to happen because i think people want to see walker on stage. we have seen warnock on the stage. so i think the debate definitely helped. as you know my husband ran this race our wedding anniversary today so happy birthday anniversary, honey. we are connected to the race but not the candidate or the campaign. we understand that the conversation around this race is that we know that warnock has pushed so many policies and voted with president biden so many times and all of these policies have hurt, particularly the black community and people who he claims to be supporting. so, what i want to see walker do is go on that stage and debate not just policy and not just political issues, but social issues as well. >> brian: stacey, real quick on this race, does walker?

he lowered the bar for himself. i have never really done this before we will see what happens. >> the unconventional candidate has been normalized by former president trump and this is his race to lose. herschel walk irhas done excellent job narrowing down to the actual message and talking about the differences between what he believes and what warnock believes. herschel walker is mainstream and warnock is exstrategic and that's the point he has been making and i can't wait to see the debate. >> brian: i will say this. he is prepared. i have seen it. i watched the studying. i see what he has been doing almost from day one he has been getting ready for this debate. it's going to be interesting. stacey daniel, are daniel, thanks for responding to our power survey. >> thanks a lot. >> brian: we will do it head. coming up on this show america's crime crisis set to get worst in one liberal city. >> the bill does does. this why would they implement something like this knowing how bad things are in the city of chicago. >> it sounds good on paper for

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foxx's democrats truss policies. let's watch. the safety act, which reads to me like al capone's wish list. >> this is a ticking time bomb set to go off on january 1st. by the senator of governor pritzker on the safety act that was the that you that broke the camel's back. >> all illinois ans will live in a safer and more just law on the books. >> how could this happen? this is creating a safety net for criminals and dragnet for victims. >> this was rushed through the general assembly a year and a half ago. parsed in the early mornings without any review, any public hearing, any committee oversight. quite frankly the sponsor of the bill doesn't even know what's in it. still doesn't. >> why would they implement something like this knowing how bad things are in the city of chicago? >> it sounds good on paper for their progressive far left agenda. you are seeing uptick in crime before this has gone into effect many police officers have left

the force in chicago and throughout the state of illinois. police are demoralized. the democrat leaders in this state do not have their backs and that is the biggest problem. >> my colleagues from the west and the south suburban to deliver our vote of no confidence in cook county states attorney kim foxx. >> 100 out of the 02 counties' attorneys opposed the safe act knowingly kim foxx supported it. our job is not simply to make an arrest but get a conviction. >> calling it criminal justice reform i would argue it's justice for the criminal. >> people for the state of illinois have no idea that this happened. possession of enough fentanyl to kill every single man, woman and child in the united states would be a non-detainable offense. >> we have seen high dismissal rate under kim foxx's office, 35% higher than her predecessor, that was an office that you worked. >> in i'm troubled by the disparity. i know how we handled those

cases. >> your colleague accused kim foxx of caring more about criminal agendas than crime victims and prosecuting criminals. >> i thought it was extremely compelling. a lot of people haven't felt free to speak their truth about their experience in the office with this administration scores of assistant states attorneys who i talked to feel as though they are not allowed to do the job of being a prosecutor. the job that they signed up for. and they are not allowed to be the victim's voice like they should be. >> who does your office really serve justice to? you cannot continue to let these murderers free. >> is kim foxx a voice for victims in chicago and cook county. >> if you had a parade of victims come through here and say they felt as though the states attorneys office didn't stick one them i wouldn't be surprised. >> our children's blood on your hand, ms. foxx. >> i just want justice for my son. >> kim foxx had the person who did it and they let him go. >> so on june 24th. you know my younger brother christian was murdered. >> yeah. >> should i feel any confidence

that my little brothers death will be treated with the highest degree of any victim and that they will do what's necessary to ensure that the people who did this are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law? >> i'm deeply sorry about what happened to your brother. it shouldn't happen to anybody, not you or anybody else. i would like to tell people in cook county that they can have confidence. but how can they when the headlines from what they are. every day people are bombarded with yet, another story that they just can't believe when they see it. i hope that there is justice for your brother and for your family. your skepticism didn't come out of nowhere. >> ainsley: you are right, it's not criminal justice reform. you say it's justice for the criminal. >> that's right. that's right. i'm going to otell you dan kirk who was the number two fliewrt cook county under the previous administration under which kim foxx worked in was a truth teller. he gave me insights to kim foxxs

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>> well, everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. it punched in every single corner and we all feel this. you work too hard to build this broke so we have to get on a plan. these credit cards we are using as an emergency fund, vacation fund with these awards that it is not the answer. credit cards are the cigarette for the financial world. it is cool back then but killing us now, isn't it? >> steve: they will raise the fed rate, the interest rate will go up 8% to 15% or something like that. some of your advice for coping, first of all cover the four cofood, housing, transportation. >> absolutely, we have to have this foundation so what that means, we have to look at the pieces on the bank statement and what can we cut? subscriptions to put food on the table and can we stop eating out and go to a new restaurant me because it and use steve's

cookbook and make these great recipes? we have to make sacrifices eager to get by during these times. >> steve: something else a lot of people have never had a budget, but i have, my family has an actually works. >> it is amazing what when you make a plan for your money and stop wondering where it went so we have a great backup every dollar, and you can do this on the excel spreadsheet. super easy to feel in control of your money possibly for the first time. it shows you where all your money leaks are happening and you start pegging attention to every single dollar. >> steve: absolutely. a third tip is find margin, what does that mean? >> people are feeling strapped because they are living paycheck to paycheck because they are using other peoples money which means they are not the boss of it because i owe somebody at the end of the month. the best way to find margin is created that cuts subscriptions, making sacrifices, working overtime or a side hustle, not

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