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$4000 a year in income since the president took office. lucas tomlinson's life for us in wilmington, delaware with the very latest, lucas. >> good afternoon aishah. the dow is down below when present biden took office inflation is up 40 years i the s&p 500 is down 17% this year for president biden's top economic advisor acknowledging the squeeze many americans are feeling. >> food prices are to hyperinflation is still too h high. the president understands that because his whole focus is defending working families. he knows even with the stronger job market, lower unemployment, he knows of people getting hurt at the grocery line. >> and present biden took office, inflation was not just 1.4% rate today it is 8.3%. it was already at 7.9% when russian forces invaded ukraine as you can see here.

more than half the country says inflation is causing them financial hardship and heartburn. one in four american families are cutting back on spending. some even going down to two meals a day. many economists believe food and prices have skyrocketed over the past year dairies at 16%, serial is up 16%, eggs up 39% bread flour up 24% butter and margarine, who spreads a margin that is up 29%. republican congressman from iowa says to gop to fix the lower inflation reducing crime and fix what she calls broken public schools. she said the democrats have no plan. >> or is no plan by the democrats. they have no plan paid their policies have created tremendous harm to the american people with rising prices, difficulty affording food pre-people do not feel they can trust their government. >> the president biden, through another party on the south lawn hosting the real rocket man elton jon.

this is tailgate parties across the country have skyrocketed including in bloomington, indiana you're making the two and a half drive to cincinnati or planning oktoberfest celebration across the country they are much more expensive aishah. >> lucas tomlinson thank you so much that great report. >> with just over six weeks left until the midterm elections candidates are out on the campaign trail making the final pitches to voters. we have the latest from some of the most contentious races including pennsylvania senate race between dr. oz and in texas a politician some across the country gathering at the texas tribune festival. texas senator spoke earlier this morning california's governor gavin newsom is said to address later this afternoon. the fox team coverage with date and are bureau. let's start live from the festival in austin. >> hey griff good to see you. this is the final day of the

particular festival the texas tribune fast. it is becoming a more well-known political convention each year. it gets bigger and bigger but they also get bigger and bigger names for you mentioned senator ted cruz, spoke not long ago for effect the conversation got a little lively at times over gun control and talking about the valley school shooting. no doubt the timing of this is in line with the midterms right around the corner. some attendees are not currently up for reelection like senator cruz but others are in the final stretch of an awfully big race like o'rourke who is also speaking on today's agenda as he battles it out with a republican incumbent greg abbott for the texas governor's job. recent polling has shown governor abbott has a lead in the race. analysts of said governor abbott tough stand on immigration at the border has given him a boost with voters, listen. >> so, if there is going to be a democratic a breakthrough you assume it would come first in

the attorney general's race then perhaps lieutenant governor's race. but governor abbott looks relatively comfortable at this point. >> the voting registration deadline in texas is october the 11th with the lone star state now surpassing 17 million registered voters. voters to gop congresswoman myra florez are trying to reach. also down here and often she is part of the panel this afternoon. again she is trying to keep her congressional seat down in south texas. the floors the first a mexican born female to serve in u.s. congress. >> live for us in austin, casey thank you. aishah. >> just about 40 minutes until an pennsylvania big battleground state is releasing his medical records and what some are calling a maneuver to keep attentions on his opponent jon fetterman's health. nay voigt joining us live with

this high-stakes race, hi nay. >> hi aishah. fetterman is not releasing his medical records he's criticizing dr. oz for his doctor being based in manhattan. something fetterman says proof dr. oz does not live in pennsylvania. if fetterman is healthy enough to campaign, he should be healthy enough to debate him now. something fetterman will not do until two weeks before election day on october 25. now, just moments ago fetterman wrapped up a rally in philadelphia. it was his first public rally since suffering a stroke back in may. i can tell you i just listed in this ended just minutes ago. he gave a very similar speech to what he said in scranton. he said i fought for philadelphia i'm going to fight for abortion rights in pennsylvania and america. spent a large portion criticizing dr. oz. fetterman just left the stage again make his case to pennsylvania voters read dr. oz active on twitter today to eating quote as lieutenant

governor jon fetterman back tax increases on pennsylvania. if elected to the senate he will vote for more tax increases and reckless spending. americans are already struggling to keep up. betterment would make things even worse. now oz, you see they're focusing on the economy and inflation also focusing on crime. he held a roundtable in philadelphia talking about crime on monday paid but again fetterman really harping on abortion. he went dr. oz to reveal how he would vote on the 15 week national abortion ban. and again the two should debate the issues and out. but betterment will not do that until october 25. the conditions surrounding that debate also up in the air. not separate from that in the states governors race for the first time in decades the two candidates can't agree on a moderator for the debate. so pennsylvania voters will not see a debate between the two candidates before they vote for the first time in 1986. will send it back to you. >> isn't simply nailbiter one to watch renate boy thanks so much.

>> you've got it. >> from warrant all this is bring a political panel matt gorman former national communications director. vice president of targeted victory. brad howard former do blog mitigations director principal at the vocal group. let's start judgment where we began this hour in the address to the nea. and the woke agenda many critics say they are trying to push. i want to ask you if all of the sudden there could be a glenn young can elements into the midterms just 44 days away. matt will start with you. >> i would not be surprised but i'm not surprised biden spoke to the teachers unions group website they are bought and paid for, democrats are by them .98% of the teachers unions contributions to political candidates have gone to democrats this midterm cycle. besides promoting this woke agenda let's remember during

covid, if democrats and teachers unions held the key to a school, it was kept closed far, far, far longer than it should have been pretty see the results with math and reading scores the worst they have been among mind nine -year-olds and say nothing of anxiety and when you talk he was able to use to use those to his advantage. i would be surprised if they did it in a few weeks break wicks what he say brad you advised a lot of democrats should the president have been so close to the midterms question are. >> our teachers to bear the responsibility of educating our children and ensuring their safety and well-being. the reality is when a party is trying to put more money to public education at one party is counseling trying to pull money out of public education. so of course an overwhelming number of teachers are going to support democratic candidates. as a reminder the president delivered care's finding that sent money to local jurisdictions that helped open our schools. if it weren't for that cash infusion during the covid crisis, we would not have the medical and health supplies to

reopen the schools and ensure their safety. roane had that conversation on education we went to empower parents that have control over their schools and their education but we are giving schools the resources they need to reopen safely keep our kids safe. griff: let's talk about whether or not we are going to see this red wave we have been hearing so much about it. if you look here, will break it down for you. the latest fox news a power ranking you see in the house there's 38 toss up seats. and if you do the math 218 is the majority. republicans would only need to to take control whereas democrats would need to win almost every toss up seats. what do you say, matt are we going to see this red wave or not? >> inc. that remains to be seen. i will say this, this is going to come down to security plate securing our borders, securing our values as mentioned before. securing the economic future. you mention the senate race in pennsylvania.

we feel very good about where that is headed. oz has momentum there as well as you are starting to see a small but consistent lead with herschel walker down in georgia. watch nevada senate race as well. the number to look out, above all others is biden's approval rating. he cannot get about 43 or so%. unless you're less a missed manchin or collins, if you are not outrunning the president by seven or eight points you're just not. >> let me take a bite at that apple. matt laid a lot of things out there. not a lot of confidence in that red wave paid also pointing to the senate, what you say? >> yes, look, i think democrats have a great case from the senate at the moment. we have great candidates running. tim ryan is crushing it in ohio, state president trump a one it should not be competitive but it is because he is a great candidate. he is out fundraising at jd vance. he is struggling to consolidate her problems because of numerous mistakes he's made on the campaign the same with herschel walker. dr. oz is living in new jersey,

is a doctor in new york i think fetterman's making a great case he cannot represent the commonwealth of pennsylvania. fetterman is a terrific candidate and a ton of grassroots support throughout the state. we've got great candidates prepare out raising the republicans part of got a great message to tell the president's agenda's delivering for the american people. the inflation reduction act which every single republican voted against, is going to lower prescription drug prices, bring inflation down gas prices are already coming down with the good got a great place to tell november. >> brought it doesn't appear by democrats accounts to reduce inflation as it is titled, matt is that going to be in achilles' heel for democrats? lex i remember when i was on her last with you, griff, the other democrat mention the inflation reduction act but then proceeded to mention every other policy in there except inflation. and it looked come at your point about out raising republicans, raphael warnock is a perfect example. he has raised and spent $20 million down in georgia. yet still cannot get about 48%. and now he is losing in the

race. something with jon fetterman pretty spending tons of money but let's face it, there's a lot of questions about his health. we do not know who his doctor isn't what we do know where his medical records are because he refuses to release them. this is only 45 days out for there is a long way to go and think democrats are going to bend defense the entire way. b6 brad comes we are proven we already know there's three main issues that are motivating voters this time. it is inflation, it is abortion, certainly on the democrat side and i think it is fair to say also the border. how much of a factor is the former president, donald trump as we saw continued investigation filing a suit of of course the trump team losing a battle in federal court over those more logger documents. not many people may know but former president trump packed withholding those key races at this point. how much of a factor is he, b

brad? >> the former president is the definition of a wild card. you never really know the impact is going to have on a race. but i will say is republicans introducing agenda last week that's a very extreme agenda for america. it apportions a nationwide ban cuts social security, repeals parts of the affordable care act. they take that case to voters part it's going to get soundly rejected. democrats are fired appear. the legal process is going to do its thing but it's going to play out. think of the end were going to find out no one is above the law, not even a former president. i think politics should scale the judicial process. trump is currently in the news been drug done by these investigations and scandals. i think is going to rally his base to him but i think it strengthens his case for renomination. but, president biden beat him once and present but will be to him again. i think that also makes present biden stronger case. thirty-six trump is nine on the belt is weak keep pointing out. matt, what say you question her. >> we started this segment talk

about glenn youngkin printmaking donald trump which my college. we know how that will work for him for it looked come at democrats relying on donald trump to win this election we are relying on the american people to look at gas prices as you said before serial prices, heating prices and the like, how much they pay when they go to the grocery store. think again that bodes pretty well for republicans democrats are trying to throw hail marys here. >> i think brad may have got it right he is a wildcard we just do not know but 44 days we will indeed find out. matt gordon, matt howard thanks guys. have a great saturday. >> thanks. >> alabama official had to stop very last minute after the executioner failed to find a vein for the lethal injection. alan miller convicted of killing three people and in 1999 workplace shooting was spared the death penalty on thursday when in trouble in finding a vein prevented officials from meeting their midnight deadline.

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live look at the southern border right now. migrants continue in overwhelming numbers. just yesterday a man with killing of floors sheriff's deputy to hit-and-run. fox news is now learned that man was in the country illegally. alexis mcadams is live on the ground in eagle pass, texas with the very latest on that. alexis appeared. >> hi aishah. another busy day at the southern border we are learning new details about the migrant who is not supposed to be here in the united states. and is now facing criminal charges wait until the mug shot. it's not leaving the scene of a fatal crash after investigators

say iran over sheriff's deputy it with front loader and then took off. deputy michael hartwick was. he was a 19 year veteran of the pinellas county sheriff's department. right now the family is grieving this loss as police try to figure out why he was ever approved to work at that construction site without even having a valid license for the hit-and-run happened to make sure the crew is safe. when he got out of the car around 10:30 p.m. that night helena salas ran him over for the 32-year-old then told the worker what happened and took off. >> he told the other construction worker he had just killed a deputy and took off his hat and took off his vestas traffic vest. handed it to him, told to hide it and get rid of it. xo investigators say his first entered the united states illegally in october of last year crossing right here in eagle pass, texas. that time he was sent back to

mexico by border patrol. but then he came back again, this time undetected through texas but he has been in tampa he told police since about march. he is one of the more than 500,000 known got a ways this fiscal year. those are what border patrol call the people who got away and evaded their cap ship it back out here live aishah we could reach out to governor desantis office in florida they are telling us they're trying to figure out exactly how this person was approved when he did not have the paperwork and he did not have a valid license to be there at that construction site. they say it is under investigation for things are not expected to slow down here at the border aishah. >> elects that something the media does not put enough attention on our these migrants are dying as a make this journey across the border. some 700 more than 700 people have died just in this fiscal year. more than 30 have died just this month. are you seeing that on the ground there? >> yes, it is a grim reality but is a real one here at the

southern border every single day these agents see it and we see it to in person. just this week with a 24 hour. i saw agents pull two bodies of the rio grande river right behind me. these people give everything they can to the cartel to get that chance to come into the united states. but is a dangerous and deadly journey. aishah: alexis mcadams life first on the southern border. griff: for more on the southern border joining is now live to weigh-in arizona attorney general, thank you for taking time. as you saw in alexis' report, obviously it's not getting better, it is getting worse. it is unprecedented 2 million plus. we have been reporting the migrant deaths even though they will not publish it 787 this fiscal year. never seen those kind of numbers per 35 alone in september. but what we play for you, it is at the point now for other channels are beginning to take notice. to report on it and ask officials who, by the weight

refuse our opportunities to come on here. but secretary was asked about this crisis on another channel. here was the exchange i want to get your reaction. >> secretary i'm here in el paso about 2000 people are arriving every day. look at roughly milli- apprehensions, countless others are crossing and not being apprehended. secretary, what is the united states border policy? >> well, we are doing so much, josé part you know what our policy is, it is to enforce the law. and that is indeed what we are doing for. >> mr. attorney general, are they enforcing the law? >> i actually think that answers comical. but this is no joke. the american people are paying the price for this. absolutely not. you just went through the record amount of number of people coming into this country. i think we need to focus on a couple of other things. just in august, just in the month of august more people had

encounters with border patrol coming into the country illegally then the entire population of little rock, arkansas. we know that since biden has taken over as president enough to fill three u.s. states of cross our border illegally. but we also know people on the terror watch list of come into this country and record amounts. we know fentanyl is pouring into our country and record amounts. americans are dying. in fact as a prosecutor received the price of functional fall from $20 a pill to $5 a pill, i know our sons, daughters, nieces, nephews, our children are going to be dying. that is lacey staggering numbers were most people know in the group of 18 -- 49 are dying as a result of those overdoses. so americans are dying, people are coming in record numbers but criminals are coming in, america's less safe. but i do not know what measures secretary mayorkas is using. i think their lack of integrity is only surpassed by his ineptitude. griff: are arizonans paying

attention to this? is this going to be an issue for the midterm elections they are in your state? >> yes. i think people are deathly concerned about it. i have said this for the last year, this election is and should be about security. border security, economic security. people want to feel safe. they want to be able to send their kids are good school and not know it's going to be inundated with drugs or the kids are walking to school they're not going to be gunned down as a result of gang violence as the cartels perpetuate more and more violence into our communities. so it shouldn't matter. but at the end of the day i also think the people are worried about their economy because joe biden's america, gas prices are rising record numbers grid grocery prices are rising. when it seems like the only thing joe biden things is wrong with our border is that he cannot let more illegal people into our country. griff: will see how arizonans react to the border issue. i wanted to take a moment though and shifted gears mr. attorney

general if i can just to the news coming late yesterday, a ruling with regards to abortion, undoing decades old law that would ban outright abortions. it comes on the same day, today when the 15 week law was set to take effect. and so if you could, sir, just clarify for all arizonans, exactly what the law is today as we speak and where things stand. >> we were involved in litigation trying to clarify the law. and yesterday a judge said ars 13 -- six oh three, ricotta fight in 1977 which was based on a previous law that basically said all abortions are illegal in arizona except in the case to save the mother. me personally i've said before i think there should be exceptions for rape and incest. but that is what the law is. just this year our legislature

that ricotta fight or past the bay on a 15 week band they literally said in their and 13 -- 3603 is not repealed, is still the law in arizona. so we have a law from 1977, have a law passed this year that both say there is a complete ban. that is what the judge said is indeed the valid law in arizona. griff: of the total ban, except for when it threatens the pregnant mother's life is in effect today and for the foreseeable future for all women in arizona. what is your reaction to women who are saying they now will have to travel to other states and that they feel their rights have been set back for decades. >> the job of the attorney general is to enforce the law as it is. i have said this many a time on various issues including this issue of abortion which is in many ways so emotional and controversy over people.

you have republicans out there saying they want to protect life and protect the most vulnerable. democrats are trying what women's right to choose. but ultimately you have a republican legislature and you have republican governor that signed a bill that said this is the law in arizona. so people do not like the law they should take it up with their legislators or they should take it up with their elected officials in congress. >> attorney general, mark thanks so much for coming on in that talking about a number of issues affecting arizonans, have a great saturday sir. >> thank you. aishah: anger on streets of tehran after the death of a young woman of a so-called morality police who detained her for breaking headscarf rules. that is next. on the world? everyone deserves that feeling. feeling like a million bucks doesn't have to cost as much. it's why every pair of privé revaux frames at america's best are so affordable and oh, so fly.

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demonstrations. it's telling that story from our london bureau. hey, what is going on? >> yes grip, aishah has been exactly one week now since the funeral the 22-year-old iranian woman who died in police custody after she was detained by iran's morality police. just three days before that. protests and out taking place in more than 12 different cities and ironic. the government frequently clashing with protesters, state media said the death toll could be as high as 35. the ap has confirmed at least 11 deaths since he protest began. was detained for allegedly wearing too loosely. it is of course they headscarf all women have been mandated to wear in iran since the islamic revolution in 1979. now the un says they have information, the police used a baton to hit her on the head and

banged her head against the car. the authorities and iran said she had a heart attack but had not been harmed too. something her family disputes. protests have even spilled over around the borders. demonstrators gathered in iraq chanting women, life, freedom while holding pictures and in berlin were protesters gathered friday condemning the iranian authorities and demanding western government keep up the pressure on tehran. this is the worst of political violence in iran since 2019 through the protesters say that's when he had protest gasoline prices, hundreds of protesters reportedly killed. what the protesters say is if the pressure is not kept up on tehran to curb the violence against these protesters than these approaches to will be put down like those were, back to you per. >> hopefully that violence will not get worse. ryan life for us in london, thank you.

griff: for more on this very important story we are joined alive by "washington post" global opinion writer jason. we are so, so grateful for you sharing your time with us today on this story i know you are following so closely. especially since you were also in iranian custody for some 544 days, incredible. so when you watch this video, jason, what is going through your head when you see her collapsed based on your own experience of being in custody? >> while aishah did brutality admitted out by the islamic brutality for 43 years is well known, well established. i, as a foreign correspondent with the backing of the "washington post" and international media organizations, was abused and treated horribly. but the people of iran who do not have that kind of cover are

treated in the way so many others before her were. it is heartbreaking to watch. at the same time though there is a great sense of pride and all with the bravery of the protesters that i am seeing right now. i have been in protest and iran throughout the years, before i was arrested i saw people making great risk. but nothing like we have been seeing over the last week. >> i want to get your response to secretary of state antony blinken calling on iran to end its persecution of women. at the same time this administration is still trying to revive the iran nuclear deal. do you think the white house is taking the appropriate measures and actions in response to this most recent death? >> look, i think they are taken the measures that are available to them right now per they have to decide whether or not they want to continue negotiating with the regime that is willing

to kill indiscriminately the way this one has. i think it is a difficult needle to thread. at the same time we cannot have iran have a nuclear weapon. we also cannot have them practicing gender apartheid they have for the past 43 years and killing innocent protesters. it is unacceptable. at it is a situation that needs to be dealt with and we are at a point where there are no more excuses with the u.s. government 43 years has not come up with a good response. doesn't matter at the admits rations been republican or democrat with the abuse of power of the islamic government that's part far past time look i am an american citizen for the want to see america do well. i'm hoping the biden administration continues to condemn this sort of mayhem and abuse by iranian authorities. and that they become more pointed, targeted and exact and

punishing those who are doing these things to iranian spirit. >> as a woman who has taken a job in her life and decided to take it out because i live in a free country and i have that decision. and i have family members who have made the decision this is deeply troubling to see iranian women have no freedom, no choice in the matter. how can the world help these women? and this has been going on for so long, jason, how can this be any different? >> we should be able find their voices. there are so many people right now saying this is a traditional aspect of our iranian dress, that is not true. this is part of islamic dress. in the laws been for some people buy ron for the past 43 years. there are people of course who would, if given the choice aware. but given that choice. but the people where it where it and those who don't, be free to waive their hair the way brave

women are doing right now and iran. we should be sharing those videos and calling in and to gender apartheid, supporting aspirations of all iranians. in starting with those with half of the population the female half that has been subjugated for the last 43 years regrets really quickly ten seconds left. do you think this is a different moment for iran? >> i do think it's different. i do not think these protests will end. think there's going to be a lot of bloodshed in the days and weeks ahead. i just hope our friends in the media stay vigilant and continue to cover the story. >> we hope so too, jason thanks so much for joining us and sharing your thoughts. we appreciate appeared still to come tropical storm en growing in strength and eying the u.s. more on its potential path, n next.

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lifts up in the gulf of mexico what will be approaching florida its big it early into next week. our timing on this you do see the winds ramping up pretty quickly there, by monday morning 100-mile an hour winds, lifting a pass to cuba early tuesday, late monday getting up into the gulf of mexico. you see the cone of uncertainty they're covering pretty much the entire western side of the statesman south florida going up to the florida big bend. still a little ways away there's time for the system to shift a little bit. it's one were going to be very close attention to produce a number of the computer forecast models, you do see is the far south perhaps a stamp and some of these models. in others running up to perhaps panama city beach florida, that area and of course the florida big bend where this could ultimately still track here in the next couple of days. the timing again ringing it in here, anywhere it ends up lifting up to the gulf of mexico by monday night you're getting to key west. by tuesday morning you are getting closer to fort myers too. and then up closer to the center

part of the state thereby tuesday evening. if we end up on the gulf coast to the north that could beat when state morning with us makes landfall. of course, griff are going to be watching very closely here over the next few days. griff: adam klotz tracking force thank you. aishah: the artemis launch delayed once again for this time due to the dangerous weather forecasts associated with tropical storm ian. more on that in what is next after the break.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let's it happen again artemis went moon rocket another round of setbacks and delays. nasa is calling off the next launch opportunity which was planned for tuesday. because of the possibility of bad weather, with hurricane ian headed this way put this is the latest roadblock for the historic program that is already had plans to usher in a new era in space exploration. for more on this tournament out live space history curator at the smithsonian national air and space museum. thank you so much for joining us. so artemis scrapped a third t time.

this is got to be such a huge disappointment for nasa. not a real good pr moment for them right now. >> it is a disappointment. we are all excited to see the rocket launch, the mission be a great success. but i also think nasa is doing a wonderful job in making sure that the admission will be a success by delaying it, not risking the effects of weather on the launch. with an earlier launch delays also ensuring everything will go well. it is also something nasa has experience with. rocket launches tend to be delayed. back with the space shuttle program there are 135 admissions and 121 of those were delayed. so this is familiar territory getting to space. aishah: it is a familiar but it is quite expensive. if we can pull up each launch runs about $4 billion. this is already years late, it is way over budget. what is it costing every time it

fails to launch? >> i do not know the exact numbers, of the delays i think it's a folded into those numbers. it is a very expensive endeavor and that is part of the reason nasa is deciding to delay it as opposed to launching it when everything is not perfect. and in the long run it makes more sense to delay the mission until we know it will be a success. but i believe that's folded into those about $4 billion. aishah: teasel, what he said about private companies out there who are already in leaps and bounds of space exploration, when spacex starship perhaps comes online is quite a cost less is going to be able to do more. isn't sls a huge waste of time? >> sls has been in the planning stages for over a decade now. something we have invested in a long time ago and have been

working on. it's really exciting to see new capability coming up. and hopefully the next launch for spacex will be a success. everyone is very excited about starship as well. the more opportunities we have, the more vehicles we had to launch humans and cargo into space, the better. and i think sls is going to provide an incredible capability. a capability we have not seen in decades. it's also an exciting time for space because there is so much activity. because you have companies like spacex also developing heavy lift rockets. aishah: i guess my question then is this is hugely important because this is the first step in getting a man to mars. i get that aspect of it. i guess sell it to us for folks out there that are watching this now delayed one more time. they know that it is overbudget. it is already so many years l

late. is this really going to be worth the cost and worth the wait? >> it is hard question. this allowed debate on both sides. one thing that is exciting about the artemis program is it has been a priority for multiple presidential administrations. just not always something see in space exploration for this was a program that was started under it the trump administration and container of the biden administration produce nice to see that continuity that allows us to do much more in space when we have a continued support. but, to put the cost of the program into context and what else, the united states invests in our other priorities. and nasa's total budget is about half a% of the federal budget. it is not nearly as significant as it was back in the 1960s we were sending humans to the moans with the apollo program.

when the budget was over 4% of the federal budget. and so it is expensive. but it is building up important capability. it will contribute to science. and as we have seen from other space programs there's also many other positive effects that come from spaceflight. >> 53 billion is a tough pill to swallow. especially as we are still waiting for this thing to take lift off. teasel thank you so much for joining us in your insight come appreciate it. >> think for having me on. griff: i am rooting for artemis. like i really wanted to launch now. come on already we've got to get you into space. continue to dominate because of china we will be there. it's great to be with you as always. aishah: thanks much for having us pray things are watching with that for us this hour but fox's life continues now with eric and arthel. and aishahon hasnie. griff: have a greadot saturday.

eric: well, the humanitarian crisis at the southern border takes another tragic turn, far -- this time far from the states where migrants continue to to pour in. the suspect in the hit and run death of a sheriff's deputy was in our country illegally, we're told, for the second time the. hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news live," i'm eric shawn. arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. two other major stories at this hour, florida's governor