2:00, new york has gone too far. the ruling out of a federal court accusing the state's liberal lawmakers of stomping on the second amendment. the sharp words are just in from a judge. >> trace: brand-new, secrets of the secret service. left v.p. shaken and stirred up memories of the secret service scandalous past. >> sandra: one more must-see for you. melania trump's footwear, made the "new york times" melt down after hurricane harvey. can they explain why jill biden doing the same after the latest storm is suddenly not fit to print? welcome back as "america reports" into hour two. sandra smith in new york city, and trace, great to have you here today. >> trace: those stories the start of a jam packed hour, kicking off with a fox news alert. >> biden administration and

progressive democrats in washington have waged a war against fossil fuels. rather than unleashing american oil production, rather than celebrating american roughnecks, they go to communists and venezuela. >> sandra: tom cotton slamming the drilling in the wrong places, that the biden administration is considering scaling back sanctions on the oil rich nation of venezuela. they say the white house should be encouraging more drilling here at home. >> trace: after opec burned president biden announcing it would cut oil production by 200 million barrels a day, and as americans pay more, the tide is turning on the president and his party just five short weeks before the midterms. >> sandra: larry kudlow is making his way to the studio, he'll join us moments away why it seems biden is beholden to

other nations. >> after the saudis and opec+ snubbed the president and his team, president biden is not admitting, at least not now, that there is a plan for the u.s. to turn to another dictator whose government, by the way, the government does not even recognize to make up the difference. >> is venezuela one of those alternatives? >> there are a lot of alternatives. >> the national security council did not deny the plan, saying we will review our sanctions policy and the maduro regime to alleviate the suffering of the venezuelan people. the timing of all this is really tough for the white house, just about a month away from the midterm elections and with inflation continuing to be a top voter concern. in fact, the treasury secretary refused to comment what the opec cut could mean for inflation. a few short weeks ago democrats appeared to be gaining momentum.

riding high on lower gas prices, energized by student loan debt cancellation, but gas prices are back on the rise and the white house scaled back eligibility over debt forgiveness amid legal concerns from the student loan industry and a new lawsuit from republican led states and lately president biden has not been sharing a stage for candidates vying to keep or win their seats after a few kept their distance after labor weekend, most of the president's involvement is dnc receptions and the white house would not confirm he committed to running in 2024. >> i know you want a clear answer. i know. but he's -- if al sharpton says it, you know, look -- i -- it's so funny, you always ask me about 2024. so here is what i can say, and the president has said this himself, he intends to run in 2024.

>> the president reportedly told al sharpton he's going to run in 2024, and the reporter was asking the spokesperson to confirm the president said what he was reported to have said. but karine jean-pierre avoided the hatch act and avoided a yes or no. >> trace: thank you. >> sandra: and bring in larry kudlow, i could not wait to have you here today because i don't know, maybe we are missing something, but can you make sense of how we are sitting on a massive amount of resources, that we are currently not tapping into. we were before, we are no longer, and as prices go higher and we approach the midterm elections, the solution is not to pump more of our own oil, it's to turn to venezuela? >> right, a communist country, basically run by the cuban secret service. it's a pathetic story. you know, in the release yesterday from the national security council and the national economic council, sorry

to report, they said all this shows, the production cut shows we need to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. i mean, it's a preposterous, silly statement, no credibility. look, in less than two years what the bidens have done with very extreme climate radicalism, taken the power of energy away from the united states and given it back to the saudis and opec and russia. in under two years. and that's a very powerful power, i might add. so the consequences all flow from that. they are trying to make it up by wrecking the strategic petroleum reserve which is there for emergencies, natural disasters. >> sandra: can i put it on the screen while you are talking about it. we show from june to october this year, i mean, you are talking complete depletion of our emergency stockpiles. in fact, the line is so sharp at

the end you can see how far it goes down. >> and they are going to put another 10 million barrels and this also, look, this is reminiscent of the days in the 1970s and the 1980s and 1990s and even 2000s of every opec meeting was surrounded with drama and world, you know, looking at this thing for financial markets and the economy and gasoline prices because they had the power. they actually had oil embargoes, that's why we had the reserve in the first place to guard against that sort of thing. saudis gave us the back of their hand, helped russia. we are now turning to venezuela and iran, we are still trying to make a deal in iran, which goes against all the interests of the gulf states and israel. venezuela is a communist country. we are doing about, a little less than 12 million barrels a

day right now, sandra. pre-pandemic, during the trump years, the peak was a little over 13 million, so we are, a million and a quarter short and we were scheduled to hit 14 million barrels by 2022, on the way to 15 million barrels by next year. if we had kept that schedule, allowed the permits and the pipelines and the keystone xl and all the rest of it that the bidens have stopped, we would still have the power of the world energy market. and make no mistake about it, those who control fossil fuels control. that's still what drives the world economy. renewables. >> sandra: i was just discussing with david carlucci, the green energy folks say we are replacing fossil fuels with green energy, two completely different things and the transition is not ready, larry and the green energy is reliant on the fossil fuels.

>> yes, to a greater extent, you are exactly right about that. one of the great flaws -- apart from their unscientific scare tactics and so forth, never provided, the greenies, alternative structure to replace fossil fuels, never shown us that and still running in terms of total power about 5% maybe of the total. fossil fuels still running about 80% of the total and that is true worldwide. all these hundreds of billions of dollars of spending and investment tax credits have not moved the meter at all, okay. has not changed a thing at all. >> still the white house has declined our invitation, they are always welcome. brian deese advises the president on the economy, he said this in a gaggle today. american consumers are paying significantly less for gas at the pump than a month ago, two months ago, and that reflects some of the progress that we have in the immediate term. i could not wait to get your

reaction, we are out of time. what do you say to that. >> that reflects the fact for election year political price-fixing reasons they have depleted our strategic petroleum reserve. it's a pathetic response and a response that damages our national security because we are going to need that thing over time, and look, we have managed -- make no mistake here, we have turned the saudis toward russia and that is a direct consequence of the americans turning towards iran and now we are going into venezuela, would be absolutely horrible politically. >> sandra: and a drop in the bucket. >> nothing chevron can do -- >> sandra: i know i have to go. it's also acknowledgment the markets are functioning efficiently now, brian deese is taking credit for the drop in prices and as peter doocy asked the white house the other day, when prices go back up, is that efficient or manipulative like they have claimed on many

occasions? >> the energy market works. gasoline prices are starting to creep up again, oil prices are starting to creep up again. we are still so far ahead of where we were in the early 2021, and people know that, and this is going to be a big issue in the midterms as the calvary comes. >> can't wait to see you at 4:00 on your show. >> trace: federal judge halting big parts of gun control and the judge holding nothing back accusing the liberal lawmakers of doing the opposite what the second amendment demands. david lee miller live with the new ruling. david lee, what does this mean exactly? >> as you point out, a federal judge has only temporarily halted part of the controversial new gun law. you might recall that lawmakers in the legislative enacted the new law this summer after the supreme court ruled the state's then licensing requirements were too restrictive. half a dozen owners challenged

the state that required applicants to submit social media accounts and ban legal gun licensed owners, and a long list of public and private locations. the judge wrote, and i quote, instead of moving toward becoming a shall issue jurisdiction, it's a shall not issue jurisdiction and further reduced first class constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense. the judge's decision did away with many conditions the new law required, among rejebted part of the law at that show evidence they are of good moral character. also struck down the part of the law that demanded applicants list all recent social media accounts. rejected banning guns from stadiums and mass transit, also tossed out the weapons ban that made it illegal to carry a weapon in times square. he lets down restrictions at areas under the control of local, state and the federal

government, including the courts. still in effect is a ban at places of worship as well as public and private schools. the judge's ruling will not take effect until after three days, that is to give the state enough time to file an appeal. trace. >> trace: thank you. and what we are not saying, you go to gun ranges across the country and they are filled. people are afraid and they are looking for ways to protect themselves and their families. >> sandra: and the federal judge making the case that they just went too far in this state. really interesting news just in, trace. >> trace: and new york seeing spikes in violence, chicago falling into shambles, so where are the elected leaders? you might not believe it when you see it. they are all new at 2:00 ahead. >> sandra: secret service once again caught trying to keep an agent mishap a secret. what we are now learning about a

car crash involving vice president kamala harris. >> trace: and this. jill biden getting no flack wearing heels to a hurricane, despite a red alert over melania trump. >> sandra: and a chinese media member threatening elon musk over threats of ukraine? a threat to teach the tesla ceo a lesson. home, you've got a big leg up. it's your va home loan benefit. it lets you borrow up to a full 100% of your home's value. with home values near record highs, the newday 100 va loan can get you an average of $60,000. and you can lower your payments by $600 a month. pay down your high-rate credit card debt, personal loans, car loans. best of all, there are absolutely no upfront out-of-pocket costs with this loan. rest easy, knowing you'll have cash in the bank during these unpredictable times.

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what exactly happened with the vice president? >> so, sandra, a motorcade that was delivering her to the white house had an accident monday while travelling on a roadway that was completely shut down to all pedestrian traffic. that accident is now bringing up new concerns about the secret service past problems hiding the truth about its errors. on monday evening, a new tiktok emerged, you can see the motorcade blocking the tunnel as they try to reach the vice president. the video it appears was taken from a building nearby overlooking the scene. the secret service is now acknowledging their story about what actually happened changed. they tell us in a statement "initial radio traffic indicated this was a mechanical failure and communicated to agency leadership by personnel supporting the motorcade movement." however, after the protective movement was completed leadership was updated with additional pertinent facts the vehicle struck a curb.

this correction came only after two sources revealed to the washington post that agents had misrepresented intentionally what happened. only then did the service come clean internally and with the public. harris's office says the vice president sustained no injuries and appreciates the quick response by her usss detail to get her to the white house safely. as you mentioned in recent years, the secret service has covered up events like in 2015 when a senior agent drove after drinking on to white house grounds and interfered with a bomb investigation. and 2014 an armed man jumped the white house fence and got deep inside the actual white house and before that, in 2011, a shooter attempted to approach president obama directly. critics of the agency, including law enforcement here in washington on both sides of the aisle are insisting it is pastime to reform the secret service to bring the organization more in compliance with the current way of

functioning being more transparent and more accountable for its mistakes. sandra. >> sandra: transparency is always the way to go, right? >> usually that's the thing. >> sandra: thank you very much. another controversy, trace, obviously highlighted, involving the secret service and what appeared to be the case at first was not. >> trace: it's baffling. why not just tell the truth. the truth is not that nefarious, you hit a curb, come on. i don't quite get it. plenty more to get to, including the business that got attacked for being pro police. the governor who cannot seem to find the time to talk about a murdered dad yet she can have your order in 30 minutes or less, and the mayor at the mic. despite her city being under siege. tammy bruce has a few questions, and she's next.

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>> sandra: new york's governor and chicago's mayor have something in common. they are both very good about finding things to do other than focusing on crime in their cities. we will explain that in just a moment. but first this. >> trace: a portland coffee shop has windows smashed after it advertised an event with police. christina coleman has more on that. so far no arrests, right? >> that's right, trace. no arrest so far, and you know, we have heard over and over from the left, claims there is not enough trust in law enforcement. well here you have the minority-owned business just hours away from hosting an event to bring police and local residents together and then these vandals, the people you see in this security camera video, go and trash her place with crowbars and hammers. the owner of bison coffee house

posted online she was going to host a coffee with the cops event tuesday night and early yesterday morning these cloaked vandals show up and do their dirty work. police believe her business was targeted after she advertised the event. front door smashed in, windows broken and white paint all over her shop. >> i think i just kind of went into numb mode like i just was kind of like numb to everything. i was just like -- couldn't believe i was standing there like looking at that. >> we have seen this around elections, we have seen this around speech, we have a small but very angry section of our activist community here in portland that does not seek to have discussion, they look to destroy. >> the president of the local police association says it's a shame people would do this, considering events like coffee with a cop not only builds trust but provides residents with an opportunity to give officers

information about their neighborhoods that could really help solve crimes. and that's something that could help portland police know where to direct their limited resources since the city is now short some 800 officers following the defund the police movement. >> we have a lot of very vulnerable people who are calling and asking for help and shame on anyone who decries their ability or damages their ability to reach out and ask for help. >> a gofundme page was set up to repair the shop, it has raised more than $17,000 so far and fortunately it was still held as planned despite all the vandalism. trace. >> trace: though i'm guessing the vandals will not see the inside of a jail cell any time soon. christina, thank you. [squealing tires]

>> sandra: the windy city becoming a breeding ground for crime as violence and lawlessness plague that city. last weekend alone, 34 shot, five fatally. so, where is the chicago mayor in all of this? ♪♪ ♪ come on, come on, baby don't you want to go ♪ ♪ back to that same old place ♪ >> that's the mayor of the crime-plagued city, lori lightfoot, announcing a karaoke competition on social media. tammy bruce, as many of our viewers know, you know as well, chicago near and dear to my heart, born and raised, family there, a beautiful city. >> it once was. for those left there, dealing

with a spike in crime. but so many have fled. why, why would she take a moment in the middle of a crime crisis and make this about herself? >> it's what she's always done, it's interesting. this is always her attitude. remember, this is the mayor that really thought her mark was going to be refusing to speak with reporters who weren't people of color. banning those individuals. it's always been about, and so much potential. she ran as a reformer and i was thinking all right, maybe this is the person that can make the difference. and as a feminist, an american it's shameful to see what a woman in this position, a woman of color does when the communities that are primarily affected are communities of color, and she's out there having a good old time. what it highlights, and not just chicago, the distance they have with regular people every day in their lives. for us, you know, we are little #s on a piece of paper or the

next newscast for ten seconds, their lives are so different and separate, plus you've got this painful transition. this is a dynamic where, and i think it's hard for americans to realize this or even accept it, it's horrible and i hate saying it. this is what the democrats want. this is a kind of chaos that requires more government, bigger surveillance state, more government power, and they seem -- it's strange to sit back and to watch the carnage that is in new york, los angeles, chicago, great american cities. >> sandra: when you speak of carnage, part of the carnage is the big companies fleeing these crime-plagued cities. case in point chicago, the big hedge fund citadel left, boeing left, mcdonald's had a hard time recruiting. new tyson, the latest company to say we have to go. the company ceo says bringing

our talented corporate team members under one roof unlocks opportunities and perspectives and ideas and enabling us to solve problems and innovative problem solutions our customers deserve and value. this is another company that is leaving amid the sky high crime. what you hear from the ceos, it's hard to recruit, hard to retain, it's hard to keep people working there that have families where kids need to go to school there but yet when members of congress are pressed on this crime crisis in washington as our reporters are doing, you hear this, listen. >> any reaction to the crime crisis in america? crime is up, sir. there is a crisis. any reaction? you are leader, i would think you would have a reaction what's going on in the country. do you feel the police should still be defunded? shoot you a note? any reaction to the rise in crime in america? you supported the defund the police movement, led to a rise in crime. do you have any reaction?

>> sandra: that's the reaction when we ask on capitol hill. i want to transition to the president in poughkeepsie right now, he just finished a speech, he was there talking on jobs. but this is also a city, two hours north of new york city, that just had a father visiting his son at college shot in a hotel lobby, senselessly. the president just finished his remarks, he did not mention that father. to that community who is grieving his loss today. >> it is the ultimate forgotten man, isn't it? the ultimate forgotten people of america. not even worth a mention. you know, poughkeepsie, it's a nice town, the father was there for his son who is in marist college and the shooter was shooting randomly in the lobby over apparently some coffee. and then he was shooting when he got outside. so if people think it's just new

york city or chicago, they are wrong because this messaging from like biden who says nothing goes nationally. by saying nothing and not demonizing this. >> sandra: you know who else is -- >> a message this is approved of and we are ok of it. >> sandra: and also saying nothing is governor hochul, last seen on her twitter page, similar to the chicago mayor, celebrating national pizza month in october. she tweeted out, celebrated year around, i worked at a pizzeria in high school but any excuse for a slice is good one. >> sandra, they have contempt for us, look at americans in general, their own constituents, as though we are meaningless drooling zombies who don't deserve to be taken is seriously or treated like adults. and 70% say crime is the issue, is the big problem. that means everyone, democrats, independents.

it crosses partisan lines. >> and here in new york city, the lower income folks cannot get on the subway. >> you might have enough money to not use public transportation. this is the united states of america. you should be able to travel in any manner you want. and we can't. those three people, hochul, lightfoot, and biden, that is the democratic party. and all of us have to take a stand because otherwise this will be the new normal. >> sandra: why you are seen in recent days, even a mainstream media, the democrats are pushed for their stance on this and whether they are going to retract some anti-police sentiments they have shared in the past. >> trace: ever-growing files rules for thee and not for me, and critics say the media bias could not be more black and white, headlines after melania trump accusing her of being tone deaf for the shoes she wore

after hurricane harvey, but the left leaning outlets had nothing to say about the same choice in footwear which first lady jill biden. was the media criticism about shoes or fashion or did they want to tear down somebody over political differences? let's bring in mollie hemingway, editor and chief of "the federalist" and fox news contributor. what the "new york times" wrote in 2017, melania off to texas finds herself on thin heels. the heels are a certain cliche kind of femininity, elitist, associated with the brand trump. not a peep when the first lady goes to the hurricane. >> one of the most infuriating to see how corporate media treated melania trump just because they hated her husband, donald trump, they would go out

of their way to criticize all of her fashion choices, which would be bad even if she weren't one of the most beautiful women on earth, most glamorous, yet that's what we experienced and sandwiched between what we saw with the treatment of michelle obama and jill biden. two women do a great job with fashion but the media are overt in the praise of these women and when they had an actual supermodel they could not say anything. >> like she was a model, she was a supermodel and she gets no credit for her attire, it's always tacky, you think it's kinds of crazy. move on to elon musk, elon musk tweeted about crimea, that maybe russia should keep crimea and then the editor of the global times, state run tabloid in china says he has released his personality too much and believes too much in the u.s. and the west freedom of speech. he will be taught a lesson. this is the same editor, by the way, who said nancy pelosi should be punished for going to taiwan. >> yes, and so this was so

interesting when the texts came out from elon musk as part of the lawsuit over his purchase. it showed one of his big interests in purchasing twitter is to restore freedom of speech in the west and he saw how twitter was being used to attack freedom of speech, to undermine freedom of expression. interesting to see which groups have come out against that. chinese communist government through voices like this, and prominent people on the left in the united states who are worried that twitter might be a vehicle for people to freely express themselves, and what a threat freedom of speech is to some regimes. >> and you talk about the media handling things, venezuela, the possibility of maybe, you know, easing sanctions on venezuela so chevron can pump more oil. can you imagine president trump going to saudi arabia and begging for oil and then working with venezuela. >> we were told that donald trump was bringing us so close

to nuclear war. if he had gone and begged for oil and been mocked in response, the media coverage would have been really something, and yet closer to nuclear war than we have ever been, we have the energy crisis and the media are curiously silent about it. >> trace: they are, thanks for coming on. >> sandra: animal rights activist who ran on to the field monday night has now filed a police report. you'll never guess against who. tyrus has some thoughts on this. he'll join us live next. with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyond help... ...but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study, more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion.

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>> sandra: well, the animal rights activist who stormed on to the field during the rams-49ers monday night games has filed a police report. >> trace: the programs players who tackled the man to the ground might have assaulted him. >> sandra: let's bring in tyrus, fox news contributor and nwa champion and has his big gold chain on. tyrus, he breaks all the rules, runs on to the field, gets tackled and now they have done something wrong? >> no, they haven't done anything wrong, where do i stand? i would be standing over him, too. again, he was evading, trespassing, plus he had a smoke

bomb. you don't know what chemicals are in there. every day we hear about substances that he could be spreading or whatever. security was chasing him, the football players were good citizens and helped law enforcement bring the gay down, they did not rough him up, and let the video keep going, he struggles and fights with security on the ground. so he was not willing to go peacefully, he was trying to run, and you are playing, you have high level athletes trying to play a football game with all that smoke, you don't know who is inhaling or what is inhaling that, and wagner said it best. we don't know what he has, but what i'm most excited about is maybe this is going to be a cry for people to start doing something when you see somebody in trouble like the security guy was in trouble and you step up and help. and they, like i said, they could have been a lot worse, they stopped him, and the one who initiated contact was the guy running full speed. so just because he does not get in the weight room like wagner does he was able to absorb the blow, bring him down and made sure security got him down and wagner was worried about

security. so again, he has no case, and my argument is more of us need to do this. you and i were talking during the break. >> sandra: don't sign me up. >> you fight this, nfl you have the money you do not settle this guy. you make an example of him. make him come out of his pocket book and you fight this in court because this needs to send a message people need to get involved when you see other people in trouble. >> trace: i love the activist, he says i suffered burns. from the smoke that you were carrying. you suffered burns from the smoke you were carrying and you are right. bobby wagner says listen, nobody has any idea what else he is carrying and he needs to be taken out because he has broken the rules. but a good point you make the nfl often times will say instead of fighting this, settle this, who wants to bring this into court, let's settle this and get it done with. >> exactly. look at all -- it was a smoke bomb, it's fire, so -- again, he got burned because of his own

device. >> sandra: here is wagner in his own words, bobby wagner at the news conference. >> it is what it is, i don't know -- it's behind me, can't really focus on it. you know, i'm more concerned about the security guard that was hurt trying to chase him and the people that was, you know, we don't know what that is, and you got to do what you got to do. >> sandra: you got to do what you got to do. but the group of the man who ran on the field was representing direct action everywhere, that was directly involved in this protest, they issued their statement and this is to fox news, i'll get your reaction, saying i'm extremely grateful for his protest in support of our trial. fight hard to punishis for exposing animal abuse on farms. i expect bobby wagner wanted to stop the protest but a man so big and strong should not risk injuring anyone-half their size. a lot of things more important than a sporting event, things

perpetrated by smithfield foods. >> so you are a sizist. he should have thought of those things before he trespassed on a football game and there are more important things than football games but your little cause is not. if you were doing it the right way, give us information. no other reason than publicity? >> sandra: and causing harm to others around us. >> they hope to get a lawsuit to help their cause. and all the groups, blm, all the groups for an individual of people or animal, they are not, they are in it for themselves. if you were in it for the cause and i belong to dolphin project, you don't see us running around and jumping on the field to raise awareness, we do it old school. >> i don't think anybody is coming to tackle you. >> i don't care how they word it, he trespassed, he's very lucky and let's hope the

security guard is safe. that security guard had to inhale that toxic stuff while he continued to fight with them. >> he did it at a minnesota timberwolves game. >> they tried to glue themselves to the floor and do all these things. how much money has that raised for animals, none. nothing to do with animals, nothing. >> sandra: tyrus, good to have you here. and always fired up, tyrus. big new numbers of the most crucial races in the nation. we will take a spin on the touch screen when we return.

♪ ♪ >> sandra: all right, it is great to be back to the tech screen and brand-new polling that we will show you right here on the state of the race in pennsylvania. as of today, if the voters more certain the way they will vote in that state. democrat john fetterman saw a 5%

bump in voters who went from saying a month ago that they would probably vote for him to definitely. flipped the screen to republican dr. oz in that state also seen modest 2% bump and voters will definitely give their vote. the recent polls have shown dr. oz gaining ground in that state. that might be explained in this new monmouth survey at the top issues on voters minds is, of course, as we have seen the economy, jobs, cost-of-living, 3 9% to abortion and another 31%. the poll finds dr. oz's struggling to shake accusations that he is out of touch following that viral crude gaffe, 58% of voters say dr. oz does not understand their day-to-day problems much mortal pier that is 20 points higher than voters who say that fetterman doesn't understand their concerns. so that is the race there in

pennsylvania as we watch that so closely heading to the midterm elections, trace. >> while the campaign digest those numbers, the team dealing with a new report showing the democrat kept a light schedule as lieutenant governor, bryan llenas has more on that, brian. >> trays the associated press lieutenant governor's daily calendars and attendance records over a four-year and found his schedule was blank on a third of the workdays and a typical workday for john fetterman lasted 4-5 hours. fetterman's campaign said the reporting is inaccurate and does not capture the breadth of his work. fox news digital reports fetterman failed to preside over the senate a chief duty of his as lieutenant governor. 33% at the time a perfect attendance record as chairman of the states parliament. >> a no-show on the debates. sharing his health records, so

what did he show up for? for all meetings, to let murderers out on the streets. pennsylvanians deserve better. >> fetterman tweeted back, "give me a break." a lot of mudslinging back and forth and i understand there is breaking news so we will send it back to you. >> back to you. sandra. >> sandra: fox news alert, just into the newsroom brand-new details on a father visiting his son at a college in new york state. alexis mcadams with the latest on that for us. what are we looking at alexis? >> a short time ago the police department in poughkeepsie this was an unprovoked attack and there was some type of altercation and the marriott that led to the shooting of this innocent father. now we are being told this guy walked him unprovoked, pulled out a gun and opened fire. so many tragic details we are learning about this case. roy johnson jr. wanted on drug and gun charges for killing innocent father that you are looking at paul kutz out of

long island, new york. the suspect faced eight charges, sandra, tempted result to possession of a weapon last year in new york and those charges were dropped. he was walking free when investigators said he murdered paul kutz but he asked why the charges were dropped last year, sandra, no information disclosed about that because the case is sealed and they can't tell us why. still a lot of pain and answer questions on this. since there was an active warrant for the arrest, the database, important to pull out but complain pimento after the murder sunday. so his poor father was killed. these are the two suspects you are looking at here. the photo from the dutchman's county and lengthy rap sheets. we did reach out to governor hochul's office about the tragedy but we have not heard back. the police small town where johnson had been arrested last year just told me moments ago, they blame bail reform in new york and say it is

ridiculous to let these new changes that have been made. sandra. >> sandra: breaking news, thank you very much, alexis. the president spoke earlier in poughkeepsie and did not mention the killing of the father. >> he never said a word about it. >> sandra: thank you very much, i am sandra and trey should have a big show coming up. >> you can catch me 12:00 midnight eastern, the story with martha maccallum, "the story." >> martha: thank you very much, sandra, good afternoon. martha maccallum we are pouring over a bombshell that dropped from "the washington post" moments ago. federal agents who are proving hunter biden believed that they have enough evidence to charge the president's son with tax crimes and full statement surrounding a gun purchase. remember this investigation going on for four years now. his overseas