♪ ♪ >> in the country ♪ the only way i wanna be ♪ somewhere where the road is ♪ out there where the creek bends ♪ that's where you can find me. >> brian: this reminds me of really my life and here's why. it's almost as if i got invited to a party and everyone was there and left already. right? that is broadway and nashville. and you can just see there was a great party there on a thursday night.

college kids and all, and they told me about it at 7:00 in the morning. and that is my life. >> will: when they're hosing it off. >> brian: when they're hosing it off. never invited to the party. always invited -- not even the after party, the clean up. >> will: nashville, you see those pictures and ramp up the contrast and the color saturation. is that real? >> ainsley: doesn't even look real looks like disney world. >> will: so vivid and beautiful. it's not. that's real. that's nashville they are hosing it off and brian will be there to be the aftermath. >> ainsley: tax free state. so many people are moving down there. >> brian: they can't be happy living tax free don't you feel the guilt that we are paying such high taxes. >> ainsley: they have more money. >> brian: you live in a tax free state. >> will: walk around burdened thinking about you. >> brian: you have a lot of tolls. >> steve: will while we do have a lot of tolls. property tax is high. on the toll front tolls here as

well. you get both the tolls and the taxes. >> ainsley: that's true. >> brian: you don't remember this when i first started driving the big thing was do you see how expensive the george washington bridges why the tolls went up. now we don't talk about that, why? next thing you know the bill shows up at the end of the month. you don't feel it it's a little bit of a flash when you go through. it was genius. they put us to sleep. we could be robbed. how many people let me check my toll bill. almost nobody. could be up $5,000 to cross george washington bridge. >> ainsley: so true of everything in new york. when i moved here what? how much do they charge for food you get your bill at the restaurant. >> will: that's the future of taxation in social. won't feel it will come right out of your bank account. >> brian: right. until you are broke. >> will: u.s. emergency supply of oil 40 year low as president biden kin continues his economic recovery tour in maryland. >> ainsley: economic recovery is that where we are now?

we are awaiting the september jobs report and that will provide on the federal reserve's next move. >> brian: jacqui heinrich is live in washington. jacqui? >> yeah, inflation still around 40 year ohio. the strategic oil reserves sitting around 40-year low and this is all after the president, by the way, tried to sell them to bring down spiking gasoline prices and today we are going to get the september jobs report. it is expected to be softer than people hope for and all of this is happening as research is showing that americans saw the most severe wage cut, pay cut in 25 years under this president. the dallas federal reserve bank, they write: we find a majority of employed workers real inflation adjusted wages have failed to keep up with inflation in the past year. for these workers, the median decline in real wages is a little more than 8.5%. and with gas prices on the rise.

todayens average for a gallon of regular sitting at 3.89. there is concern that the reduction cut it send fuel costs soaring. the white house says they are looking at options to rein in opec's control over energy prices including legislation and also other foreign sources of oil. for now, the white house is hoping that the impact doesn't come to worse case scenario. >> i fully speculate as you all know the difference between the headline of what the opec members announced yesterday with respect to their quotas and the actual impact on production is something that we'll have to see in the market and certainly the impact on production will be significantly lower than that. >> but today the president is headed to hagerstown, maryland to deliver remarks on natural manufacturing day. is he going to say it could all be worse if the g.o.p. wins in the midterms. we got a preview of his remarks. he plans to say republican also worsen inflation, raise costs for families. and give tax breaks to the wealthy. he will be making that case

after the jobs report will likely show softened growth in september as the federal reserve rate hikes take effect. economists are projecting the lowest monthly increase since december of 2020. guys? >> will: all right. jacqui, thank you so much for that can you imagine attempting to win a midterm election with this combination of factors? last i saw was it august inflation 8%? i don't know that we have yet seen the numbers for september. we will get jobs numbers for september. i believe in the course of this show. so within the next two hours or. so so, inflation and now looking at rising gas prices. because of the saudi arabiaen cut off global supply and oil. where are we today? i think it's up 3.89 today. jacqui just had in her report. 3.89 today that's up. >> ainsley: up from last week. >> will: california, new york, way more. inflation, gas prices. you have got a horrible

combination. you have got a stock market tanking. >> ainsley: crime. >> will: i'm just focused on in on crime and southern border. you have a real bad cocktail for success in the midterm election. >> brian: right. so far we also watched gas prices that the president was bragging about and brought it back quicker and faster in history now going up. 3.86 yesterday, 3.89 today. 3.49 a year ago. that was also high. since the cutback with oil and gas it's going to raise prices on everybody's driving as well as the heating and cooling in your house. you now have a situation where the president has got to act. is he going to reignite the oil and gas industry in venezuela with the infrastructure has been rotted out because brutal, horrible regime that tortures their people. communists have allowed russia to come in. iran and china. yet, we are going to reignite relations with them, perhaps. are we going to go to iran and say here, take this deal, stop building nukes for a few more years, and allow your oil to flood the market about a million

barrels a day minimum. or, are we going to take the oil and gas companies and saying you are no longer to allowed to sell it ocompanies. you can't do that you will destroy our country. we can't do that you can't ban exports of oil and gas or dot response cybil thing enough with the agenda in order for our country to have security we are going to start offshore drilling and going to start opening up federal land and streamlining the permitting process to allow this to happen right away. just those signals will allow those prices to come down. that would be leadership. >> ainsley: it's just frustrating the timing of all of this. day one he shut down the keystone pipeline and we don't have an alternative. we can't buy electric cars. most people can't afford them if you can even find them or buy them. then we are not energy independent anymore. so we have to go over to saudi arabia and fist bump with the leaders of saudi arabia. then he has to beg opec plus not to shut down production. they don't listen to him.

then, we are talking about maybe going and begging venezuela. all of this was preventable if he had not shut down keystone. if he wants to shut down keystone, which many of you disagree with, he should have done it after we had alternatives so we don't have to go to these other countries that are anti-american countries and beg them for oil. senator john barrasso, the senate g.o.p. conference chair says biden is giving fist bumps and they are giving him the finger. listener. >> that's what joe biden went after by attacking american energy day number one in office with killing keystone and stopping oil and gas leasing? it's why joe biden had to go to saudi arabia in the first place this summer. well, he gave them the fist bump and yesterday they gave him 9 finger. and i will tell you this is our opportunity for american energy. that is the answer on all of this. but, right now, we have a president who is very weak abroad and at home and he has brought it to himself because of his policies.

>> brian: the whole thing, what were you thinking when you took over and you saw the khashoggi murder and saudi arabia is a pariah country. when you insult saudi arabia, you go to their enemy, iran, you have alienated both of them. iran wants nothing to do with you and saudi arabia wants nothing to do you because you even opened up talks with iran. those deals with those arab countries, the abraham accords only done because of the staunch stand we took against the iranians. that helped people realize israel is not the problem. iran is the problem. you actually united the middle east in one way in which not many people thought possible. and the president taking down saudi arabia. begging iran to get into a nuclear deal they want nothing to do with has isolated him is he doesn't have israel as the staunch ally it's had before. >> will: meanwhile, nine minutes after the hour there is this story as well which seems at the very least progress. here is the cover of "the new york post." feds have sat on a democratically case against hunter for month agents say, now

they possibly could be looking, reports indicate. leaks out of the fbi. sources out of the fbi indicate they could be looking at charges that include lying on a federal form to acquire a gun and potential tax evasion. now, for many this falls short. okay. is it the beginning or is it the end? that's the question. is the beginning or is it the end? if it is the end ever the hunter biden investigation it falls far short. >> ainsley: was it the beginning of the four years ago when they started this investigation in the post is absolutely correct. charge him already. we have been waiting for four years. how long does it take to investigate this. >> brian: the fbi who has four years to do it and david weiss u.s. attorney appointed by donald trump in delaware. the u.s. attorney in delaware which president biden said i have got to leave this guy in place because he will accuse me of trying to cover up for my son on day one so he didn't. right now see if david weiss is going to look at all these facts according to "the washington post" who is ready to indict. what is astounding to me is miranda devine found found out

in the "new york post" offered a deal and charged as a felony on tax evasion as well as his gun charge, not getting the right permit and lying on your permit form that you aren't a drug addict. he turned it down. he wants to fight it out and people postulate that know him because he always gets his own way. he thinks i'm going to be defiant in doing that somehow he is passive-aggressive against his dad and family and he knows that if he goes to trial it is going to air everything that the president and you would think under biden, would not want out. >> ainsley: miranda devine writes despite overwhelming evidence on his laptop and accounts from his business partner, tony bobulinski, who just did that interview, says hunter still believes he has done nothing wrong. >> will: here is mark levin last night on hannity. >> i will tell you what i think is going on here. this leak is numerous sources. for some reason they mention donald trump twice was absolutely to do with this matter. i think what they are trying to do is lay a predicate, lay a

foundation. not a legal predicate but a foundation for the american people and particularly conservatives that go on why don't they indict him. why don't they indict hunter? it's black and white? they got the goods on him. so then we can have people say oak fine. you have merrick garland say you see i believe in equality under the law. we did x, y, z to hunter biden and now we are doing x, y, z to donald trump. it's a complete set up. >> brian: go into the election and show justice will prevail and take a talking point away from people. keep in mind this guy had outstanding taxes. hear about the million dollars stuff all over that laptop. this guy kevin morris, a lawyer housing hunter biden right now in malibu paid $2 million as a favor to him on a tax deal. how many people do you know would pay $2 million to pay off your tax bill? >> will: so, to the question of whether or not this is a start or this is progress? i just want to say this. it falls far short of the actual accountability that's needed as to whether or not the u.s.

government is compromised by foreign powers. whether or not there is corruption in the white house. connected to ukraine or china. whether or not there is corruption when it comes to joe biden. that's not all. there is a next level of corruption, which is that we had, what was the number? 52 intelligence officials, intelligence high ranking american intelligence officials who dismissed all of this. all of this. >> brian: can i ask a question? >> will: as russian disinformation. this was a snow job from start to finish. this is all about a gun case in the end, wow, what a scratch of the surface. >> ainsley: these are serious charges. on that front, it's vindication for many people. but miranda devine bricks up a good point. is this just a slap on the wrist so that they can push this story aside and get on with it. >> brian: tony bobulinski knows more than anybody else and wasn't asked to go in front of that grand jury. the question that has to be answered are you the big guy referred to? this question has never been ththrown out to president bideno you know who tony bobulinski is. if he says no.

they have proof that they met. the locations they interacted. and number guy are you the big guy referred to on this laptop? do not under estimate tony bobulinski's research and the forensics he has done and all these emails. because he found out he was defrauded along the way. >> ainsley: he was owed, what can he say unless of dollars. >> brian: double dealing on the guy who made these deals possible. >> will: open invitation of the president to appear on the brian kilmeade show. >> brian: on radio. >> will: bring in carley shimkus for headlines. >> carley: interesting story out of new york. the man charged in the stabbing death of a veteran lieutenant pleading not guilty to murder charges. the 34-year-old suspect was ordered held further for psychiatric evaluation at the hearing. his next court date is set for november 29th. fdny e.m.s. lieutenant alison

russo-elling killed in what police called brutal and unprovoked attack known as the mother of her station. she served more than two decades and was a 9/11 first responder as well: crime is spiking by double digits in chicago. but chicago mayor lori lightfoot decided now is the time to sing and dance ♪ come on ♪ baby, don't you want to go ♪ come on ♪ come on ♪ baby, don't you want to go. >> carley: the mayor taking to tiktok in snappy suit to promote a citywide karaoke competition and while the mayor performs crime across chicago up 37% from last year. and radio icon bernard mcguirk has died following a battle with prostate cancer. mcguirk walls a producer and cast member on "imus in the morning" as well as a co-host of

wabc's bernie and finn in the morning which was new york's number one news talk morning show this year. the station holding a moment of silence for the broadcaster after he passed away yesterday. mcguirk had been a fixture of new york radio since 1986. he leaves behind a wife and two children. and he was 64 years old. he was also hilarious and kind. >> brian: you worked with him. >> carley: i loved working with him. >> ainsley: imus show? >> brian: all over this building because imus was out of here for about 10 years. >> carley: doing segments at fox as well even after imus left. my time -- he kind of looks like he would be an intimidating guy, right? >> brian: just the opposite. >> carley: the nicest man. i used to walk the guests in, get them to the green room. i would always look forward to the days that he would come in. he was such a fatherly guy. >> ainsley: so nice. >> carley: so nice and funny.

he is at peace. >> brian: bernie and sid. got along great. >> ainsley: so nice. always invite me on when i had a book coming out and i hated to hear this news owe was so show. remember the show red eye in the middle of the night greg gutfeld show. we would go on that show together. i have never heard anyone say a bad word about him. >> brian: he did not definitely have a peaceful last two years battling cancer. >> ainsley: youngs to. >> will: 64. >> ainsley: son and daughter and grew up in the bronx and lived out on long island. >> brian: whip smart used to be -- bernie he knows everything about everything. >> ainsley: carley, do you know what sid will do now? >> carley: brian might know. >> brian: i imagine take the show solo. he has been off all week. be back on monday. ththere will be word about a tye of memorial for him. >> ainsley: he was executive

producer of imus and also doing radio at the same time? >> brian: he would be on the air, too. and he would be there and he would kind of attack imsz during the day and fight back and it would be a fun show. >> carley: yeah, exactly. and when imus left he got the bernie and sid show. natural progression because he was always on "imus in the morning." >> brian: why don't you come down and still do fox? >> brian: he said i don't want to work that hard. he will be missed. >> will: sorely. >> ainsley: carol so sorry for your loss his wife and two children. what a great guy. amazing. >> brian: all right. we move ahead. still ahead, president biden warning vladimir putin, he is deadly serious about using nukes in ukraine. general jack keane reacts. is he not nearly as alerted. are we in fact facing armageddon? he does not think so. plus. >> will: rapper ye west sits down with tucker carlson in

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weapons in war with ukraine. jack keane joins us now. general, are you concerned as the president seems to be? >> well, i think you have to take the threat seriously. the one thing we know for a fact is putin wants us to think he would use nuclear weapons. that's certainly the implication that's been going on sips the beginning of this war. the reality is that if he did use a nuclear weapon, i don't see how the united states and nato would not respond to that and i will take the administration at face value when they have said publicly to us that they have told putin and his thugs that if they did such a thing. they shared those with the russians. i don't think they have to share that with us. take it at face value they are doing that have an effective

deterrence and that's what they are trying to establish here. you have to have two things. one is the capability. and we have the capability to deliver not a nuclear weapon in kind. certainly we do that but we wouldn't do that we wouldn't put our troops in there we would conduct a compressive air and missile attack that would take down the russian military inside ukraine. after all. we know all is. and certainly we could deal with that so putin knows we have the capability. does he believe the president is the issue foe have deterrence have have the capability and will to use it and i'm hoping that they have -- with conviction and determination, have convinced the russians that, yes, we would pull the trigger. and what does that mean? it means that putin loses. he loses his russian army in ukraine. and he knows that and certainly his military generals know that.

>> brian: "the washington post" has a story today that vladimir putin's inner circle has voiced disagreement directly to the russian president recent weeks over handling of war in ukraine and sharpest criticism yet. important enough to get in the president's daily brief which is unbelievable that we know this. but your thoughts about the stability of vladimir putin? >> well, first of all, what putin has done, i think because of the fear of losing, he has taken on operational roles in terms of managing the war, something he wasn't doing at the beginning. this struck a cord with me. because that's what actually hit in the last year and he mismanaged the war. so much so the frustration of his generals and another assassination attempt. but the fact is that i'm not surprised in the least that suddenly there is disagreement with putin and suddenly someone has the gumption to put it on the table with him. we don't know if that story is

accurate, but certainly given under performance of the military and the surprising success of the counteroffensive against that military, and the significant loss of territory with more territorial loss in the future there has got to be some serious concerns about putin's leadership and management of the war. >> brian: russia has got to be stopped and it's got to be here. and ukrainians are earned the right to win. i hope we do not stop now. general, thanks for incredible analysis. always great. >> yeah. great talking to you, brian have. a wonderful weekend you and the team. >> brian: you too. we will be watching this story. coming up on one nation 8:00 and repeated at 11:00 will watches in the middle of the night to get ready for "fox & friends." break this down with the italian prime minister. the new one that's trying to form a government. you want to find out what's really going on the border. henry cuellar, a democrat trying to do the right thing. who is stopping him at the white house. newt gingrich.

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it. >> ainsley: floridians it n. hard hit areas survey the damage from ian. as they pick up the pieces the number of storm-related deaths unfortunately climbing to over 100. fox weather correspondent robert ray live in fort myers with more. robert, what's it looking like? it's been a week now. >> it's been a week. good morning. beautiful sunrise here amid the destruction. and you see the progress. look at this heavy machinery. there is a big claw that's coming down and taking up all the debris. people's belongings on the sides of the road. this is good news. at least. unfortunately, there is still searches going on across on the

barrier island. fort myers beach and residents coming back to this destruction, some of them not knowing exactly what the path is for them. going forward. i talked to one man and let's listen. >> you lost your home. >> yes. >> where do you go from here. >> i don't know. i really don't know. hopefully, we have insurance. some form of insurance. i don't know. according to the insurance people, they were denying us right away. i don't know. how that works. i don't know. >> back here live, you could hear just the stress and the anxiety. there are thousands of people that are in the same position as michael and his significant other. meanwhile, folks are just going

through the loss of life here and if we look at this disaster in the 21st century, this will go down as the second largest death toll for a hurricane to hit the u.s. next to hurricane katrina in 2005 that killed over 1800 people. this is going to take years in this beautiful part of america company will pay. thank you so much. you have been working so hard. all over the country watches thee images, thanks for being with us in the past week and telling their story. you can follow this story and all the latest weather developments by downloading the fox weather app. to any of your connected devices. and as if the devastation from hurricane ian weren't enough, survivors in fort myers, florida, are now reportedly hiring private security companies after a car, guns, other valuables were looted from their homes. here to react is polk county

florida sheriff grady judd. good morning to you, sheriff. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: this breaks your heart. you heard michael's story. he doesn't know if even insurance will cover it. they denied him at first. imagine the devastation and not having a home that you have worked your whole life to pay for. and now we are learning there are people looting? tell us the details. >> i can tell you that i was down there with my colleagues, sheriff march sin know this weekend. and it's total devastation they have a right properties to be safe even when part of their home torn away. these looters, that's unacceptable. absolutely unacceptable. i would highly suggest that if a looter breaks into your home, comes into your home while you are there to steal stuff, that you take your gun and you shoot him. you shoot him so that he looks like grated cheese. because, you know what? that's one looter that won't break into anyone else's home

and take advantage of them when they are the most vulnerable and the most weak. >> ainsley: i know that the residents say you loot we shoot. many residents say they are armed. >> and they should be armed. you've got to help law enforcement. at this particular time. law enforcement is stretched thin. i have got a team of people down there. and helping out but see, law enforcement is made for normal times and short-term emergencies. we are all going to come together. the community is going to come together. and if there are looters that think they are going to take care of these people, they may break, in but they should be carried out in a pine box because that is unacceptable. that cuts against all laws and all reality. you have the right and your property has a right to be safe and secure in your home, what's left of it. >> ainsley: bret caldwell a resident said a total of 8 people looghts he is talking about. he said it is so heartless. everyone lost everything. you would think people would

have a little respect but i guess not. thank you so much. sheriff, for coming on with us. >> ainsley, i'm glad to be with you. and those kind of people don't respect anything except jail cells. >> ainsley: we respect you. we respect law enforcement. and we are so sorry for everything you all are going through down there. i hopefully people who can't go down there to help will send money to samaritans purse so it's distributed to all of y'all. god bless you, sheriff. >> thank you, ainsley. keep us in your prayers. >> ainsley: i will. thank you. i have been. still ahead ye west opening up about his support of former president trump in an exclusive fox news interview. >> what is the point of having, you know, millions of people love your music? what was the point of having a voice if you can't each use your own voice and connect it to your own opinion? ♪ >> ainsley: pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy are going to join us live coming up next ♪

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♪ >> it drove me crazy to not be able to say that i liked trump. it drove -- think about it, it's me. imagine me, not being able to say what i wanted. what was the point of being famous? what was the point of having, you know, millions of people love your music? what was the point of having a voice if you can't even use your own voice and connect it to your own opinions? i never actually told people that i liked trump when he was running because i was bullied by hollywood. >> ainsley: that was a new clip from part two of tucker carlson's exclusive sit down with ye west where he sounds off on the backlash he got for supporting president trump. >> will: let's bring in weekend co-host of "fox & friends" rachel campos-duffy and pete hegseth. >> ainsley: do you feel left out?

>> will: a little bit. >> brian: you are actually on television now, will. why don't you take the first question. >> will: should i? okay. rachel, what did you think of the interview of ye with tucker carlson? >> it was. if i can't say what i think. what's the point of being an american if you can't say what you think? >> ainsley: good point. >> i love that he called out the culture we are living. in the powers that be. that aren't just suppressing regular americans but have tentacles all the way up into celebrity world to make sure you know you won't have that money, that fame, that luxury lifestyle if you dare say what you think. and he has literally called out the clintons and said that hillary clinton specifically was closer to his wife he ever knew and using that relationship to quietly try to influence him so he wouldn't say what he really thinks about trump, which says something not just about

censorship but about the power of culture and the power they know that he heys to influence culture. they know that if kanye west had come out any earlier. that could have been very dangerous for the clinton race against donald trump and, in the end, i think he continue influence, when he did come out. he did influence in the second -- in the election by coming out. coming to the white house, wearing the maga hat. it was a fascinating interview. everyone should watch it. it is filled with stuff. >> ainsley: all right. how about you, pete? >> pete: i agree if someone as prominent as kanye west, free thinking black man in america comes out on behalf of donald trump, it has massive ripple effects. that's why the pressure was so significant. this hit me too, guys. i'm not here to promote a book american crusade i wrote it. and the beginning of chapter 12 i started it this way.

after the election of donald trump in 2016 one of the most powerful things to happen to our country and to me was the christian conversion of rapper kanye west and i want to underwrite he went all in not to live a life of privilege in order to protect his image, what a shot of adrenaline for the home team. you see, when someone never thought was the type of person who would go in that direction, not only goes full pro-life. not only is willing to wear white lives matter. not only willing to wear a donald trump maga hat in the oval office. it shakes the whole -- the foundations of a lot of people who never thought this type of person would have that view. and it totally like plates changed political views. i know for me it just made me think man, we can reach so many more people with this powerful movement that believes in freedom. and if kanye west believes it. imagine how many more people out there maybe aren't talking about it but would like to.

he remains relevant and powerful because of who he is and his boldness. >> brian: i will not tell you what to do -- go ahead, rachel. >> rachel: he speaks truth to power. how many people don't know what he said last night about the racist roots of the abortion industry, about the fact that there are more abortions of black babies in new york city than there are live births. that the real killer of the black community is abortion. those are things you are not allowed to say on tv. and he says it. and he even wear as sweatshirt with an ultrasound which we are supposed to believe isn't a baby. this guy is changing culture. and politics is changed by culture first. >> brian: let's see if you change your mind see part two tonight with tucker. that will be soundbites will tells me makes all the decisions, will, if you decide. >> will: busy day ahead. >> brian: what other guests, will, did you book? >> will: let's call an audible and see if pete can do it. pete, can you do it?

>> rachel: biggest guest is ainsley earhardt by the way this weekend. >> wow! >> pete: right there in the middle. can i do it on the screen. monica crowley, maria bartiromo, ainsley earhardt clay travis and challenge risa thompson. that risa thompson. >> will: texas osu weekend. maybe you will see that on social media. >> brian: rachel loves college football. >> will: see both of you tomorrow morning. >> ainsley: thanks, guys. >> will: go over to carley for additional headlines. >> carley: shocking video out of philadelphia a man lucky to be alive after dodging more than 30 gunshots. watch this. [gunfire] >> carley: well, you see a little chunk of it right there. multiple surveillance cameras

capturing four suspects opening fire while chasing the man down several streets, cars and homes were struck but amazingly the intended target was not. police are still investigating what led up to that incident. >> sheriff's deputies in hildalgo county, texas discover 84 migrants getting out of a tractor-trailer in a residential area 50 miles from downtown mcallen. and just one day earlier a tiktok video was uploaded offering $70,000 to anyone willing to drive an 18 wheeler from mcallen to houston. a concerned citizen alerted authorities who took the migrants to a nearby betension n center for processing. let's head over to senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> janice: i got friends from tennessee. what's your name? >> pam, sean. >> janice: from chattanooga. >> yes. >> you know it's going to get really cold there? >> well, yeah. we expect it. >> that's what we just heard.

>> janice: from me. let's take a look at it. you are in the right place. take a look at the temperatures that are going to drop considerably over the next 24 to 48 hours. 44 in chicago. sue he that blue on the map from fargo. that is coming to visit us across the northern plains. freeze warnings, frost advisories. frost watches for millions of folks over the plain states ohio valley. 180 people below average and things will start to moderate on sunday. but there is nashville. 77 today. 38 on sunday. >> oh, wow. that's going to be o -- light the fire. light the fire. >> janice: do you want to say hi to the dogs. >> sit on the couch with the pups when we get home. >> janice: very nice. over to will and ainsley and brian. you love them, right? >> but et. every day. >> brian: always scares me when you ask that question. [laughter] >> brian: all right. canceling columbus the latest attempt to erase history as a judge rules christopher columbus' statue in pittsburgh can come down. no joke. joe piscopo live. ♪ ♪

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>> will: cancel culture coming for christopher columbus. judge in pittsburgh ruled the city can take down the italian explore's statue after it was repeatedly vandalized in 2020

and forced to be covered in plastic. here with us is joe piscopo. good morning to you. another statue of columbus going down? >> nice to see you, my friend. i don't know. these judges, these lawmakers, it's not going to happen. columbus day is going to stay. the italian-american community is stronger than ever, will and it's because people started taking down something that we stand for and that's illegal immigration. all of our families came to america legally and you got to take out the fox nation documentary. these kids at fox nation, i call them kids, you know what i'm saying? they did a show called uncancelling columbus. it drops today. it is done like an independent film, shotout to john case that wrote an incredible script and rob monaco producing it. proud to be a part of this project, will. >> will: i don't know. do we have a sot of uncancelling columbus? we don't have one. everyone can check it out on fox nation right now. but to this effort, joe, why do

you think columbus -- look, no one in history, no one in the present is perfect. everyone has their sins. why so much focus on columbus? >> attack on christianity. attack on catholicism and attack on western culture. amen. just exact -- it's along the lines of the playbook. what's interesting about this is that it is an objective overview, we present the case very objectively about christopher columbus. you will see the narrative is false. how often -- you guys were talking about hunter biden and talking about so many things. you hear kanye west on tucker. great show this morning, by the way. all the things you talked about from day one, they're coming to fruition. the narrative on christopher columbus is wrong. watch the documentary on cancelling columbus on fox nation and you will see there is no truth. columbus left by the time all those things happened. columbus was out and he was back

in spain. so please check it out. i'm proud of this project and the young kids that produced it on "cancelling columbus" on fox nation dropping today. >> will: important figure not just for italian-americans but for america. joe, always great to talk to you. thank you. coming up, the f.b.i. is closing in on hunter biden. republicans on the house oversight committee say this is the tip of the iceberg. james coumer is on that committee and he's next.

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>> they believe they have enough evidence to charge hunter on tax crimes. >> this is just the tip of the iceberg. >> there's something very grotesque about all of this, the fact that this is our elite. and at the center of it. >> gas prices are high and they're getting higher. >> president taps more of our strategic oil reserves. >> less than two years, biden has given world energy power back to saudi. >> we are in battle with the media. >> ye west takes on the media. >> majority of the media has a godless agenda. >> look at the reaction on twitter from all the blue checks and the only word that comes to mind is unhinged. another word that comes to mind is fearless. >> 84 migrants are caught in the tractor-trailer. >> biden administration secretly flying migrant teenagers. >> we're being dumped on and we're not going to put up with it. >> will cain was there and