i finally want to end tonight with a huge thank you and happys anniversary to our fabulousn director, mike. he'swi been with us for four yes this week. he has a major reason why the show looks like it every night. it on thrirelessly to get no matter what crazy stuff we throw at him at the last minute. so mike, thank you. happy anniversary. that is it for tonight. thank you for watching and remember... >> todd: a fox news alert, opec cuts oil production and president biden reporting only getting ready to lighten sanctions on venezuela to allow that authoritarian which aim to pump export oil. the biden administration reached a deal to free up hundreds of millions of dollars of venezuelan state funds in our american banks. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a thursday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: taxes, interesting

strategy there a mime carley shimkus. the average gallon of gas in the united states picking up $0.30 and that is not good for you are the democratic party desperately trying to win elections is november appearance of the president will release 10 million more barrels from our strategic petroleum reserve just one day after his press secretary said he would not. >> todd: may be kevin corke gives to the bottom of this and he is live in washington with more, kevin. >> so much to get to, now, the white house is accusing opec of saddling up to russia. in the precious, they are hurting the global economy by rg oil production as currently mentioned. they are ignoring the presidents police by cutting 2 million barrels of oil production a day. the president says he plans to release more oil for the strategic reserves here in the states upwards of 10 million barrels in november.

however, that is just a drop in the bucket, say critics because the u.s. uses 20 million barrels of petroleum every day. and the u.s. oil and gas association practically incandescent. they say this, "opec says no, options all but gone, the strategic petroleum reserve. the white house has one option left and it is the one option they should never have turned away from in the first place. the u.s.-based oil gas industry." life comes at you pretty fast. in the meantime the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded continues to inch upward appeared now sitting at $3$3.80 a gallon. the white house blaming opec as you can imagine from the latest round of pain at the pump at capitol hill, they say the real plan belongs at the other end of pennsylvania avenue.

west virginia senator joe manchin today's announcement from opec+ confirms why the united states must be energy independent and energy secure so we cannot be intimidated by foreign adversaries. we have been blessed with abundance of domestic energy resources, which we can produce cleaner than elsewhere in the world. with that, we have the ability to ensure independence and security for ourselves and our allies. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says the saudis are creating the real problem. >> what does this do for the u.s. relations with saudi arabia? >> shortsighted decision. it is on its own purported self interest out opec+ made the decision. so what is clear opec+ is aligning with russia with today's announcement. >> t>> there you have it after 0

days of declining at the pump, president biden has a real dilemma. they can shift energy policies at home or face the wrath of voters just a few weeks from now is the midterms loom. >> carley: absolutely pure direction on capitol hill was so interesting. this proves we need to be energy independent and every democrat outside of joe manchin says this proves to increase our dependence on green energy, which is exactly the thinking that got us here in the first place. kevin corke, thank you so much for joining us. >> you bet. >> carley: blasting democrats green energy agenda at the expense of the american worker. watch this. >> suicide that we are seeing by western nations all again, this utopia they think is right around the corner but instead killing and crushing the citizens. the big question mark going into winter is how to keep everybody warm. how to get heat and electricity. we are watching this at going to

have the same path. here is that thing, we are blessed and we have this under a feat at this moment. but stop for a moment and if you think some kind of green utopia, at least be smart about it. it is 20 years away, 30 years away if even possible at all. >> todd: let's bring on rob henneke, we have been talking about this so far this morning in general terms. let's get down to brass tacks. let's get down to two specifics, how much worse will the pain at the pump be for the average american because of these opec carts? >> todd, good morning, thank you for having me. >> todd: sure. >> i went to bed and gas $3.80 a gallon and now it is $3.86 a gallon. biden is causing a depression with the people. a recent survey says 65% of americans feel stressful about rising prices. and here just recently, there was a study more than half of

young likely voters are pessimistic about the future. they feel that they will have a lower standard of living than their parents did. so clearly, this is having an impact. americans are feeling it especially as we approach winter and americans have to worry just about the price of the pump, but also being able to pay for heating costs with the cold days ahead. >> carley: so there are a variety ways the president could have responded to the production cuts by opec. he could have scheduled a meeting with american energy producers and suppliers. he chose not to do that so far. reportedly the biden administration planning to scale down sanctions on venezuelan to allow chevron to assume its oil operations there. venezuelan, by the way rated among the world's dirtiest oil suppliers. so how is that a solution? >> todd: it is not to. it is a terrible reaction to

sanctions on the government of venezuela. the sanctions are there for a reason and terrible reaction by the administration to pump more money out of the strategic petroleum reserve. the safety net if america is shrinking. keep in mind a few months ago, president biden went directly to the middle east to have what he described face-to-face diplomacy in order to strengthen the strategic partnership. the fist bump with the saudi prince is clearly failed. and to push that government further away. >> todd: roberts, does anything tangible besides, harming our own national security? >> it's not going to. we will see the prices continue to rise. we will see american struggle. what needs to be done is we need to return to the energy independence that we had in the past administration with president trump. and really the only way that president biden can address

rising gas prices and national security vulnerability caused by this is to stop this war on the american oil and gas industry and to encourage our resources to be developed for the benefit of the american people. >> carley: how do you see this playing out politically with midterm elections just a month away now? >> i think the timing is intentional by opec knowing full well there is an important american election coming up here in the next month. just as voters are going to be going to the polls, they will be paying more at the pump to fill up their tanks in order to drive to vote. i think you will see that resonate with the frustration and anger by americans who are facing rising inflation cost, increased interest rates, dropping stock market analysis. i think the economy is going to be the issue and the timing of this will certainly be felt at the ballot box. >> todd: roberts, republicans are on the same page. it seems the press secretary or not.

listen, here is a jp yesterday. >> today's announcement is a reminder why it is so critical of the united states reduce reliance on foreign fossil fuels with inflation reduction act. >> todd: is it clear to you, roberts, they are all flailing on the left is because her messages all over the place because it's not a sustainable message? >> it's is not a sustainable message. in this administration wants to do everything but the one thing that would help. look at the policies from this presidency canceling this keystone pipeline and leases for offshore federal lands and part of the gas development and blocking permits for new development and exploration. you have, you know, the continued practice of the white house to call names against the saudi government. the reaction that that caused him above all of the focus needs

to be on how it can drive down gas prices and how it can increase more domestic production. this will not be a magic wand that will be fixed by wind and solar development that may take years if not decades to fully realize. >> carley: certainly. across the board, all the polls show inflation, gas prices number one concern with voters right now. kitchen tables issues are what matters the most beard that we will see how this plays out with american people. it will not be good appeared robert, thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you and thank you for having me. >> carley: absolutely pure returning to this number of people come from from hurricane ian rising to 109 as debris from the massive storm continues to slow search operations. yesterday, a massive convoy of national guard trucks delivered much needed supplies to the hard-hit area of fort myers.

but as crews continue, for 24/7 door to door search for survivors, over 230,000 floridians are without power week after the hurricane hit. this is florida governor ron desantis preexist resident for coming together. >> we got a lot of work to do here but i will tell you, the spirit of the people of the estate in southwest florida has been phenomenal. we are not meeting with people that lost everything. they are thankful they had so many people they are supporting. and you only get there if it is a team effort. >> carley: now, many florida residents the painstaking process of cleaning out their flooded homes. meanwhile, president biden flemington natural disaster on human caused climate change, watch. >> the reservoirs out west or down to almost zero. we are in a situation the colorado river looks more like a stream. there is a lot going on. and i think the one thing that

has finally ended is a discussion whether climate change and we should do something about it. >> carley: the explanation for the storm washed in the face of the administration's own hurricane expert who said there is not enough evidence to tie it to climate change. after that big claim, caught swearing while serving with florida's governor ron desantis. >> [bleep] >> todd: i say the same thing, north carrera did not get that message and firing two more ballistic missiles at japan right after the u.s. made a point uss ronald reagan and condemning that move calling it a serious threat to stability this year. north korea about 40 ballistic missiles and the latest missile

launch, six in just 12 days. in the meantime and a member of the state controlled media against anyone mask on twitter after wing and onto russia crimea war. "elon musk released his personality too much and he believes too much in the u.s. and west freedom of speech. he will be taught a lesson." that tweet in response to a poll with ukraine give up crimea to russia and the elections in the annexed regions under the united nations. in the meantime musk getting close to finalized twitter after sticking with the original $44 billion offer. some members of the u.s. media rooting for it to fall through. greg gutfeld says wide, listen. >> so why is he a threat to the media? they will waste even more time online than they already do because those pots full of dnc talking points aren't going to forward themselves.

and unlike the media musk is not moving too limiting speech but increasing it. why should that be scary? does the media have a word allergy? the media knows what they could lose with musk. the freedom to amplify bias narratives to help their political allies while also supplicating stories that might bolster your point of view. we saw this with russian collusion, the assorted scapegoats under biden. they fear their nonsense might get drowned out by more nonsense or worse, actual truth. >> musk was said to be composed against the lawsuit but that deposition once thea knows no neck negotiations appear to get on track. >> carley: interesting negotiations, tied up we were in former president doc closing the door for new applicants and how democrats are setting up a showdown for mass amnesty. we got a lot to report coming

up. >> todd: frink chicago over the city's out-of-control crime and chaos. imagine the mayor would be like laser focused on this, so what are you doing about it? we will show you next. in.

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speed to a federal appeals court with a dock a program is illegal but more than 600,000 migrants in the u.s. taking advantage of those benefits don't have to leave. >> todd: brooke singman to tell us more, broke. >> the ruling says president obama's administration did not have the authority to institute the deferred actions of the arrivals program but the court will not discontinue it. the courts rule does bar the united states from processes thing new bill melugin applications. the 2012 program gave migrants who came to the u.s. illegally asked children a temporary grace period from deportation and allow them to apply for work permits while they are in the u.s. per the court writing, "the hour view of the dependents have not shown a likelihood they will succeed on merits." because of the court's refusal

to dismantle the program, more than 6,000 in the u.s. with daca, dreamers can stay in the country. democratic lawmakers are really against the decision to stop the process the processing of new dreamer applications. castro tweeting the g.o.p. cruel effort to deport 600,000 plus young americans are creating chaos and fear for people who deserve so much better. and house speaker nancy pelosi pointing out the house was efforts to pass a bill that would give bill melugin applicants u.s. citizenship. shamefully extreme maga republicans in the sun block this bill playing political games with families futures while embracing extreme agenda of anti-immigrant cruelty pure democrats including president biden calling on congress to grant mass amnesty through the daca program, karlan todd. >> carley: thank you so much. new york governor kathy hochul set to mobilize the national

guard to help intensity for migrants. the u.s. post reporting 100 reservists will be "ready to assist the city at mayor eric adams request." the governor of new york rips into president biden forget this, secretly flying thousands of migrant children into his small town telling the post, "it is disturbing we were not informed of any of this. we are worried about the safety of the passengers who didn't know where they were going. i was told by the president, todd, it is humane." >> todd: and illegal. >> carley: flight out of the city knowing. delacruz is running for texas. and the only thing driving hispanic voters away from the party. >> what is motivating hispanics in south texas as the economy and the outrageous inflation that is driving up prices,

driving gas and people are suffering down here appear they are having a difficult time putting food on the table. and they are stressed. that is why we are seeing hispanics in south texas not just walking away from the democratic party but running away by the thousands. hispanics believe in law and order. they want a strong border. they believe in strong -- they believe in strong laws in us and forcing them. >> todd: in the meantime republican senator dr. oz with his rifle john fetterman release his medical efforts after his stroke in may. but john fetterman is refusing to do that after multiple requests of media outlets refused to participate in a debate. dr. oz and john fetterman he says has a transparency issue. >> he doesn't answer questions on the campaign trail from the voters or the press, won't talk to me. they asked him to release his

medical records and we have some idea what is going on. doesn't respond and having more debates early debates, longer debates and he doesn't answer. >> todd: the senator maintains he's fit to serve and apparently there will be a debate with a lot of rules so that when the debate happens, it will not look much like a debate. kellyanne conway making a bold prediction about the midterms. listen to this. >> a big republican day in large part because they only need four or five seats in the house. then a few in the senate. they will get those. i think they will take over both and when governorships and state legislatures as well. those polls at the center right voter. in those polls, group c, we got it right. wrong, get it right next time and they don't. you know why, we never examine but they don't necessarily know anybody or care about people like that. the democrats want to selection to be about climate change, foolishness of the president today.

somehow got bamboozled and ron and casey desantis. that is a problem for joe biden. >> todd: also at the podium, presidential podium. for republicans a control congressman and democrats will need to flip one seat in the senate and six seats in the house. we will see, november coming down the stretch. president biden heading to poughkeepsie, new york, to push his agenda while he is there. will he address them mayor who is dead shot in the hotel lobby or any state crime issues? a congressional candidate from that district joins us next. >> carley: crime is getting bad across the major cities and they are refusing to release statistics. we will have more in a live report after this.

>> carley: we are back with this developing story. the missing california family kept at dead point found dead overnight and a orchard. >> tonight our worst fears have

been confirmed. we found the four people from the kidnapping and they are, in fact, deceased. >> carley: the victims include an 8-month-old, her parents, and her uncle. surveillance video from the business shows a man walking the family out in zip ties before driving away. that suspect was arrested on tuesday after his relatives contacted the police and revealed he admitted to being involved in the kidnapping. the police are still working to investigate the crime and our processing the scene. the families bodies were found at overnight. no motive has been released so far. >> todd: horrible. a new york city student held without bond on preliminary murder charges after his roommate was killed. the police a 20-year-old old was found dead in his room on wednesday. his dorm room, impact and the autopsy indicating he died of multiple sharp forced traumatic

injuries. he claimed the attack was "unprovoked and senseless." >> carley: the fbi latest crime report a drop in crime last year but it turns out there is a few gaps in the data from democrat lead cities like new york and los angeles. >> todd: that really throws off the average. marianne rafferty joins us on the crime, marianne. >> good morning, todd and carley. reports in l.a. refusing to turn over crime stats to the fbi. national murder rate of 4% pure democrat when cities to slash police budgets as liberal dem lawmakers continued their push to defund. >> if you could do it again, would you still double down or use that slogan to defund the police? >> absolutely, absolutely. fix the problem and i will never have to say defund against. >> as democrats continued the defund talk, lawlessness and blue cities continues. l.a., crime shot up 4.3% over the last two years from more

than 22,000 in 2021 to just under 24,000 in 2022. in new york, violent crime up a whopping 32% just in a year going over 71,000 in 2021 to allow over 93,000 so far this year. rising crime now a key focal point leading up to the midterms with republicans calling out democratic candidates for continuing to push soft-on-crime policies. >> john fetterman at least clarify public safety. some of these issues of drugs are harmful to our young ones. >> he is happy to use them as his personal chauffeur. >> he is anti-police. law enforcement organizations which previously endorsed when she said, this is too much. they have now supported me in. >> interest yesterday, a 17-year-old tourist from nashville slugged by a homeless man visiting central park with his dad. good samaritans rushing to his

aid and yet another senseless attack in new york city. todd, carley. >> todd: marianne rafferty live for us this morning, marianne thank you. speaking of new york state, president biden heading to poughkeepsie a tone-deaf visit to the administration considers job creation and lowering costs. find me the lower cost in new york city and new york state. just days ago, poughkeepsie a father of three killed while visiting his son at marist college and may be tied to other gang related crimes. the president address this tragedy or a any other crimes and new york state appear at the ready for congress and the district representative poughkeepsie joins me now. thank you so much for being here. this is a perfect opportunity for joe biden to come out and said this won't happen anymore, not on my watch. and here is what i will do about it. we'll joe biden do that today? >> i doubt it joe biden and house democrats put up forward criminals agenda. it's unacceptable.

here in new york and the hudson valley we suffer from the policies of the stale filmic state level. the bidens have turned their back on law enforcement. and not only this or rent this situation to the family but there were five shootings in the congressional district outrunning the same weekend. this is the suburbs of new york city. this is where families go to have safety and raise their families, and we are sick and tired of our leaders turning their back on law enforcement and first responders in making our communities unsafe. >> todd: the guy who allegedly pulled the trigger, there was an outstanding warrant for this guy. when he was tied to another potential merger, two, why wasn't this guy behind bars, call and? >> i think the lack policies from democrats, albany and washington to contribute to this lawlessness. you are absolutely correct, there are more questions than we have answers to the more concerning is

obviously the horrific murder but within the room of this hotel or this individual stating making bomb making equipment for explosive spirit and no atf and federal agents also so, so not only this horrendous smart about some type of bomb related equipment. this is a real threat to public safety. >> todd: joe biden will be in your city writing about low income cost but that is not the point. the point is he should be addressing crime because crime is literally impacting every single american. no place in america is safe. as your campaign comes down the stretch and as all campaigns come down the stretch to november, do you think you will get votes for people who otherwise would vote democrat who may be even voted for joe biden because they are scared for their lives within your district and nationally? >> my constituents feel the biden administration has been a disaster. public safety, inflation, cost of groceries, cost of gas motherboard or crisis sit there

and people have reached out about stealing up about the district with this disastrous policies and we will speak out all day today and the rest of the campaign to hold him in the administration accountable. >> todd: new york state a 54% increase in murders in the past two years. you alluded to this earlier, this does not happen in poughkeepsie, new york. it is a quiet server that people go to lead the easy life. how are people doing in poughkeepsie and are they scared for their lives going forward under the biden administration and the ridiculous new york state bail laws? >> the new york state bail laws and failed leadership is compounding the communities. i think we are seeing that everyone is working together saying this is outrageous. it doesn't matter what community you are from, we want safe communities and law enforcement supported by law elected officials. we are not getting that right now and one way to send a message that is november 8th saying we need to hold joe biden accountable and his supporters

in congress, pat ryan with extreme positions for defining the police. support get out of jail with free card and all these failed policies. who support disarming and the list goes on and on and the local government with sanction areas. this can't go on any longer. it is unacceptable. we can push back on election day. >> todd: democrats think pat ryan is the indicator that says we will keep the house. we will see if colin schmitt has anything to say about that. colin schmitt, we appreciate you this morning thank you, sir. currently, over the appearance be to form a police officer walks through miles of floodwaters to save his mom who was left stranded in florida after hurricane ian hit. the hero shares his incredible story live. you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪

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>> todd: slane fdny lieutenant laid to rest yesterday as father gives a tearful speech at a funeral slamming her killer. stabbed to death in queens with an unprovoked attack on her lunch break. the father bravely taking the stage to mourn his daughter stating in part "that man murdered my daughter and she

would be the first one to come to his aid if he ever needed help. he killed her and all of our hearts and all of our colleagues." promoting her to captain and the 24-year-old federal is the essence what it means to be a hero, carley. >> carley: former chicago police offers willing to save will bound officer trapped in hurricane ian as floodwaters rose 3 feet high. it took him 11 hours to rescue his mom from her flooded home and now that brave son, johnny lauder joins me now. johnny, what a story. first of all, how is your mom doing today? >> she is better. she sent the hospital at the moment because she has a skin condition and open sores and blisters on her body and bacteria from the water caused some infections. but she is doing much better. she is in a warm bed.

>> carley: we are wishing her all the best. because of you, she is alive today. take us back to the day hurricane ian hit. she didn't want to leave her home because she didn't think the hurricane would be that big of a deal. she gives you a phone call and she says, "i'm sitting in my wheelchair and the floodwaters have risen to my stomach." help me i'm going to drown. what did you do? >> she refused to go anywhere. she is 84, wheelchair, one leg and tough as nails but very stubborn, to say it nicely, i guess. so my wife, thank god is in las vegas visiting her family there before ian was a factor. my two sons, 20 and 26-year-old were not going to lead gramma behind. she refused to have many of us at her house, which is about a half-mile away. so we stayed at my son's house and kept my youngest son on the phone the whole time.

and started coming in about three and a half, 4 feet of water. and that is when i knew time was of the essence. i made sure they were safe and dry and went up in the crawl space. and i jumped out the window and started helping mom. >> carley: it is unbelievable story. the pictures you provided us, too, heartbreaking and scary and paint the picture of what you went through. so you didn't really just dive out of your window, you dove out of your son's window. you spent 45 minute swimming, walking, wading through the water and finally got to your mom's house. you heard her screaming, which was a good and bad thing because you knew she was alive, but also in distress. so how did you get her out of her own? >> i had to go through the window. she was shaking. i didn't want her to go into hyperthermia. she was happy to see me. believe it or not, she doesn't

have heat but she was smiling. i wrapped her up and kept her warm and we had to write it out. the 20-year-old was given instructions once the water had gone halfway down, start making his way towards me to help grandma and get her out of the house because of the debris and everything was going to be difficult to get her over to the refrigerator, couches, everything was everywhere. once we got her out, may be still waist deep for myself and my son my five deep at parts. but for her, still leapt to her chest. the video and the pictures were kind of unintentional sense my families out of chicago, family in miami and my wife is in vegas and the kids in the attic kept texting me. there was no way to text them back. my phone was waterproof but my hands were wet. i took selfies of myself in the area so they knew i was alive and definitely how far i was

from grandma's. but i didn't get any videos coming back because there was another lady that needed assistance as well and me and my son pushed grandma. >> carley: wow, you helped your mom and another woman. that is incredible. and your mom is alive today because of you. really quickly, we understand that you lost your home and so did your mom. so i gofundme was started to help you and your mom financially. so far, it has raised $24,200. how does that make you feel? >> it is overwhelming. my eyes start sweating when this happened. i think people that would help us that don't know us and there were so many other people out there that need more help than we do, it is overwhelming gratitude. a little bit of faith in humanity. it is said that can't come together to help each other through the hard times, but the

good times as well. overwhelmed with emotion. >> carley: you are a former chicago police officer and still a hero to the state saving your mom. and another stranger's life from the storm. if anybody wants to donate, hurricane and relief in our family lusted all. johnny, we are glad you and your mom are okay. god bless you. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> carley: absolutely, what a story, todd. >> todd: i love it my eyes are sweating. i love it. you saw a protester who ran onto the field during the 49ers/rams game filed a police report against two players who stopped him in the nfl. the animal rights protester laid out by the linebacker bobby lechner in defensive end when he attempted to make a statement ia girl. and person close to the demonstrator tells fox he is considering all options after filing a police report for

assault and animal rights direction action everywhere taking responsibility for the demonstration calling the tackle, we don't understand a lot of trespassing. >> carley: i think if you are running onto an nfl field expect to be tackled. >> todd: tackling is allowed under the law of nfl football. >> carley: congratulations. >> todd: we would like to wish you luck. we too we told you about the democrat mayor of new orleans who has been living in a lavish apartment on the taxpayer dime. >> todd: she also spent 30,000 taxpayer dollars on first-class flights because again she said it was not safe to fly and coach. now, we talked to the people trying to get her out. coming up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: the man convicted of murder in st. louis police captain david dorn sentenced to life behind bars without the possibility of parole. stefon cannon convicted of killing dorn the black lives matter 2020. he shot him when responded to a break in a local punch shop. david dorn served as police officer for 40 years. his widow would join us next hour for the sentencing. the crime and chicago spiking but mayor lori lightfoot decided now is the time to sing and dance. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ okay, the mayor taking to tiktok to promote citywide karaoke competition while the mayor performed in that snazzy suit. crime in chicago at 37% this last year and tyson foods is joining companies like caterpillar, boeing, senna delk to move employees out of the city. tyson says 1,000 employees will be relocated. >> todd: the worst mayor ever, the city chicago mayor and raised new orleans mayor, latoya cantrell will return 30,000 taxpayer dollars on first-class flights. she can use that money to fly across the country after claiming economy seats on safer but she is losing $3,000 per

month taxpayer-funded apartment. a member of no puerto rico campaign and joins us now, laura, this is what the mayor had to say "based on the policy review, however, i will have to reimburse so i'm moving forward to do that. is she doing this for the "policy review" or because she got caught? >> well, you know i think definitely because she got caught. she said her legal department had done a very thorough review. you know, you have to laugh at the complicated question they were posed with, is the mayor a city employee? it doesn't take much time to answer that question but of course she is pure at her own appointed city attorney to come out and publicly say yes, she has a city employee. yes she has to repay the $30,000 and she comes out and says she will repay it, but we get no timeline, no idea how it will be

paid in installments and how long can the taxpayers expect this reimbursement. so, there are a lot of sort of i roles going on here in terms of her initiative that she does have to repay. the rest of us the city already reviewed. >> todd: new orleans is the murder capital of the country with murder 31% with robbery spiking up to 21% year to date. is she doing anything to keep the people of new orleans beside her cells, of course, safe? >> no, absolutely not and recently came out and said she does not embrace that title. she does not identify as the mayor of the murder capital of the country. she is sort of sagging, i don't embrace those statistics, that is not me and i don't identify as that. meanwhile, around town a new investigation show she's living rent-free in a city of departments. so that the tune of $3,000 a month, city taxpayers are now

funding her lavish lifestyle in this apartment where she doesn't pay utilities. she doesn't pay for a wi-fi. in fact she is using city employees to make plumbing repairs and those things on the city owned apartment. so the apartment, of course, designated for business use only. and you have to stop and think if anyone of us, if you or i were to use $30,000 of our office money for the businesses money or live in something that we are not supposed to, a business owned facility, then we wouldn't simply get the benefit of sagging, "all right, fine, i will pay it back." we would lose our jobs and stolen and committed theft from the business that she has from the city of new orleans. so she is certainly reaping the benefit of just getting to say, "i will pay it back." everybody else would lose their

job and be charged with a crime. we have seen past mayors be charged with a crime and go to prison. but here she is rolling her eyes saying, "i don't accept we are the murder capital." >> todd: keep in mind, she has an actual home 3 miles away from this provided home by the city of new orleans. think you >> carley: texas 70 buses carrying over 2900 migrants to the city yesterday. you're watching "fox and friends first" on this thursday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. buses set to arrive as the daca program is ruled illegal. migrants in the u.s. already taking advantage of th