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likely to go higher after opec plus announced it will cut oil production by a shocking 2 million barrels a day. >> dana: now the biden administration is walking an economic tight rope. if the economy heats it it could make the inflation worse. if it cools down the risk of a recession gets more likely. fox team coverage this morning. larry kudlow standing by with the big picture. let's go to edward lawrence at the white house breaking down the numbers for us. >> this was a very good jobs report and could be part of the problem. it will likely keep the federal reserve on course to have aggressive rate hikes at the next meeting the first week of november. the unemployment rate went down to 3.5% tying historic lows because more people dropped out of the workforce. now leading the way for job creation, leisure and hospitality adding back 83,000 jobs in september. the sector is 1.1 million jobs below february of 2020 levels.

manufacturing added 22,000 jobs. president likes to say he created hundreds of thousands of jobs there. in a fact check the industry added back all the lost jobs in the pandemic and only created 95,000 jobs since february of 2020. healthcare, construction, wholesale trade all added. yesterday before the number came out the president looking for more credit about the amount of jobs he has added. >> president biden: this is about economic security, folks. it's about national security. it's about good-paying jobs that you can raise a family on. jobs now and for the future. jobs in every part of our country. >> so the fact is the economy added back all the lost jobs from the pandemic on net. under this president, though, overall it has created 514,000 jobs since february of 2020. so you can see the job gains, federal reserve was looking at all these job gains and seeing those people who got those jobs

have a paycheck now where maybe they didn't have a paycheck. they'll spend money and puts upward pressure on inflation and the fed is looking and saying it could be a green light for another aggressive rate hike in the beginning of november. >> dana: let's bring in larry kudlow, host of kudlow on fox business. why does the labor participation rate keep going down? where are all the people? >> well, i wouldn't -- you had a huge influx of workers last month, i think 700,000. so you lost about 50, 55,000. i don't think that's a big issue in this particular report. i mean, i think overall the government is paying too much assistance for various entitlement programs and we're paying people not to work. there is no work requirements so you probably have 4 to 5 million people at least who are staying

out for economic reasons. they are getting just as much from the government as they would from a job. so i think that's an issue. i don't think that's the biggest part of this report. this was a fairly solid report. we're seeing a gradual decline in job creation, about 500,000 jobs per month over the last year settling in to 250,000 or so. wages slightly easier but still your overall wages 5% this month, 12-month change versus 5.2 last month. production worker wages, blue collar wages and so forth 5.8% increase versus six. the problem is the cpi is running at close to 81/2. so real wages continue to decline. that's the soft underbelly in this economy. and you see the bond markets sold off. dagen knows all about that.

the ten year 390 up ten bases points. they'll raise at the november meeting in a couple of months and it will be perilous for the economy. nothing much else they can do. they waited 15 months when they lied to us about how transitory inflation was. turned out to be completely wrong. that's the stark fact. we'll have more fed tightening and it bodes poorly for the economy and we'll get a pop in gasoline prices because we decided everybody in the world should produce oil except the united states, which about the dumbest thing i've ever heard. >> dagen: that leads me into the policy mistakes out of the biden administration. just talking aboutville filing and lambasting our energy producers, but the response to this 2 million barrel per day cut from opec, there is talk of

an antitrust suit against opec+ and talk of some politicians in the democratic party threatening to withdraw u.s. troops whether than telling our energy producers have at it, we'll support you at every turn and in terms of policy mistakes, the fed's inflation fight has been that much worse because of the money still coming out of the biden administration in the form of stimulus. even some states are doing it. >> yeah, well, you know, you can't make this stuff up, you just can't make this stuff up. we would rather have venezuela, which is a socialist communist country basically run by the cuban secret service and financed by russia, cuba, and china. we would rather have this guy maduro produce oil, which by the way is the dirtiest oil in the world, disgusting, terrible oil. ours is the cleanest in the world. we would rather him produce or

we would rather iran produce. we're still negotiating this nuclear treaty with iran which is a farce and is one of the reasons why the saudi opec people are turning towards russia and away from the united states. we would rather do anything, dagen, than open the spigots here in the united states. i mean, you just can't make this stuff up. yesterday you had the announcement from the nsc and nsc shows you how we have to curb fossil fuels. no, i beg your pardon. it shows why you should open the fossil fuel spic other. worse in terms of national security terms. we have fore feated the whip hand in the world oil market. we're no longer dominant or independent. we've given that power to russia, opec, that's a giant

mistake in economic and national security terms. for joe biden to start blathering on here about how he has improved our economic security, that is completely wrong. they are talking about shutting down all the off shore federal leasing. the other stuff the justice department will sue opec, real'y? you think they're quacking in their feet over that? i don't think so. the obvious thing is to open the fossil spigots, 80% of the world's power comes from carbons, oil, natural gas. 80%. and we have spent in recent years trillions and trillions of dollars and we have not moved the needle at all. fraction lower in carbons and we have not increased the use of renewables whatsoever. there is no alternative infrastructure.

my point is in every single way we have an inflation problem, we have a soft economy on the front end of a recession problem. we have real wages falling and we are now outsourcing the principle source of energy. we are outsourcing it to the middle east once again. remember the arab oil embargo in the 1970s when i first came to the federal reserve and wall street and to venezuela and to iran. this is farcical. the "wall street journal" editorial board called it preposterous. >> dana: larry kudlow, thank you so much. we appreciate your expertise as always and the national security warning is well taken. thank you so much. >> dagen: new f.b.i. report on violent crime in the united states shows the national murder rate went up last year but the report does not include data from some of the biggest and most crime-ridden cities in the country. among them chicago. that's where garrett tenney is standing by live. good morning, garrett.

>> dagen, good morning. the new f.b.i. report may paint a rosier picture than the reality. the bureau switched to a new program last year. 40% of police departments did not report data by the agency's deadline including major cities like here in chicago where part one crimes, the ten most serious crimes that occur on a regular basis are up 37% this year compared to 2021, which was one of the worst years in recent memories. the f.b.i. report doesn't include l.a. where part one crimes are up by 11% and didn't include new york city where part one crimes are up this year 32%. where we continue to see instances of seemingly random violent attacks on the subway like this one from just last night. police say a 30-year-old man was getting off a train when an unknown man came up to him with a large knife and unprovoked

stabbed him multiple times in the back and chest before running away. the victim was taken to the hospital and is listed in serious but stable condition. it's also worth noting that not included in the f.b.i.'s crime report is new orleans, which recently became the murder capital of the country with the highest murder rate in all the land. dagen. >> dagen: thank you so much, garrett tenney in chicago. crime and public safety proving to be major issues on the campaign trail. lawrence jones has been crisscrossing this entire country talking to voters and he will be in studio with us in a little bit about the impact in november. >> dana: president biden not mincing words when it comes to the nuclear threat from vladimir putin. what it could mean that he is now using the word armageddon. >> dagen: fox news gets an exclusive ride along on the full scope of the crisis on the southern border.

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>> dana: sheriff's deputies in texas rescuing 84 migrants from a human smuggling operation just yesterday. the bus came after a concerned citizen saw several migrants getting out of a tractor trailer near his residence. fox news got an exclusive helicopter ride with texas state

troopers. griff jenkins is in eagle pass, texas with more on this. hi, griff. >> good morning. in the week since i've been here there has been more than 75 smuggling attempts in the del rio sector alone. it is on such an increase it is startling officials. i was here in this very position standing in june 27th when we learned about the 53 migrants who died in the trailer in san antonio. this story turns out better. take a look at this video in the rgb, hidalgo county. he got a call from a concerned citizen. deputies responded rescuing 84 migrants in this trailer. just one of the many dangerous smuggling attempts. now check this out. this is an alarming video showing cartels increasingly using social media. texas dps verified and sent us

this tiktok video advertising for a driver saying that they wanted, quote, someone who can drive an 18 wheeler right now from mcallen to houston. $70,000. which would barely cover the cost of diesel gas from mcallen to houston. that's how they are soliciting people and increasingly troubling and smuggling is off the charts. not everyone is being smuggled. many come across part of the nearly 600,000 gotaways who officials are pursuing. we got a ride arunning with a helicopter with troopers. we flew through the day and night and they use this camera technology to try to match heat signals in the brush as migrants try to get away. if we're honest about it for hours we pursued migrants they did not apprehend. where they have other instances where they are very successful. it is all part of this border crisis and then, of course, there is this final video we

shot yesterday of crossers just walking right across the river, coming into the officials' custody. we had a group 20 minutes ago walk up from us, six men from venezuela. they said gracias to president biden. >> dagen: the walls could soon be closing in on hunter biden. federal agents believe they have enough evidence to charge the president's son with tax crimes and making a false statement in a gun purchase. today's "new york post" front page charge him already exclamation point. jonathan turley is a law professor at george washington university and fox news contributor. jonathan, outside looking in it seems this was a late to force the hand of the justice department. what do you see happening next? >> well, there has never been a

lot of ofd of criminal conduct by hunter biden. there has been a lack of interest and pursuit in looking at some of these claims. the concern really for some of us is whether this is being pushed by the mid-term elections, the republicans are expected to take over the house. announced they will investigate the hunter biden matter. this could essentially close off that avenue for prosecution by reaching a plea agreement. so many people are concerned as to whether the full scope of potential criminal conduct will be included in this type of indictment. it is hard to tell until we see that indictment about how aggressive this investigation has been. the concern that i have is that one of the crimes that has not been raised is a fara violation dealing with the registration of foreign agents.

with people like paul manafort the justice went aggressively to prosecute those people not registered as foreign agents. hunter biden seems to meet that paul manafort standard. and if that's not included, it will raise a lot of questions because by not including it, you don't have to ask embarrassing questions about influence peddling that may have generated millions for the biden family. >> dana: okay. so i want to follow up on that a little bit. one of the things that you continually hear and it is the right answer, no one is above the law. we heard this a lot about the trump mar-a-lago raid. absolutely agreed. on the fara violations what would explain that except for they just don't want to go there? >> yeah, i don't know. i testified on this in congress and noted that if the paul manafort standard is followed, then hunter biden would be indicted. mueller, the former special

counsel, used this quite aggressively. the department of justice has brought charges against people with even less of a prominent role in working for a foreign government. the thing about fara, you can't indict it without -- indicting that crime without going into the details. what's interesting is that both hunter biden and paul manafort had these connections with the ukraine government and possibly working for those foreign interests. there is a lot of similarities. but down that road is -- are a number of difficult questions for president biden, who has denied all along that he had any knowledge of these foreign dealings. >> dagen: even the charges that seem to be on deck or on the table, jonathan, the tax crimes and then making a false statement related to a gun purchase, hunter biden using money that he got from as the

"new york post" would call them a sugar friend, this attorney out in california, he paid off the tax debt said to be north of $2 million and then there is another report that he -- if there is a plea deal will not plead to a felony related to the gun charge, which it's typically a felony. look at kodak black the rapper down in florida. how do you see this playing out? will it be a plea where he does no time potentially? >> well, that's the concern among critics. as you know, i've been saying for over two years a special counsel should have been appointed in this case. i don't know what plausible argument you can make at this point for refusing that type of appointment. merrick garland has refused. no way to look into some of these violations, particularly the fara violation without stump

bling over the president repeatedly. the concern is after refusing to appoint a special counsel they could cut a plea deal that closes off prosecution without jail time or meaningful jail time so when you go towards the 2024 election the president can say the matter has been addressed. obviously the house is going to be investigating this if the republicans take control. but if the prosecutors have already reached a plea agreement they could throw up their hands and say whatever you found this matter is now closed. and we have a plea agreement, global agreement with hunter biden. he pled and we consider the matter to be closed at this point. >> dana: thank you. two people killed and six hurt in a stabbing spree on the vegas strip. crime is a major issue in the mid-terms. republican adam laxalt will join

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>> dagen: take a quick look at wall street. 289 point loss on the dow jones a minute into trading. this despite a better than expected jobs report. the unemployment rate falling to 31/2% last month. 263,000 jobs added but, but, but the reason the market is down this will give the federal reserve enough room to continue to hire -- raise interest rates and drain money out of the economy. wall street down despite jobs doing okay. >> dana: good to have you here today. you know what you're talking about. president biden issuing a stark

warning about russia saying the world is at its highest risk of a nuclear armageddon since the 1962 event. >> the president issued his most dire warning yet russia may resort oh using nuclear weapons in its war against ukraine. the president made the comments off camera. press were close to the room at a new york city fundraiser where he was speaking. the quote generating worldwide headlines this morning. biden was quoted as saying we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. in regards to russian president vladimir putin he said quote, he is not joking when he talks about potentially use of nuclear tactical weapons or biological or chemical weapons. his military is significantly underperforming. the president went on to say if russia would use the nuclear weapons, even a low yield device it would be nearly impossible

for the situation not to escalate further. more months u.s. officials suggested that russia may resort to these type of weapons facing setbacks against ukraine. yesterday the pentagon had to address this idea that russia may deploy nukes. >> we do not have any information that would cause us to change our strategic deterrents posture and we don't assess that president putin has made a decision to use nuclear weapons at this time. >> president biden hinted yesterday he may meet with the russian president at an overseas summit next month but no decision has been made. he will leave the white house 90 minutes from now for an event on the economy. the comments getting a lot of attention. >> dana: once you say those things it is hard to take them back. that's what he thinks and we should know what he thinks. thank you for that. one thing that maybe the president hasn't had a time to weigh in on this but you should.

if you say something like that the american people are already concerned. the world is concerned. you are the leader of the free world. you should say a little bit more. putin has his troops in the area and we have to remind ourselves would he use nuclear weapons against his own people? it's probably very unlikely. >> dagen: if you want to take on vladimir putin you need to take money out of his hands and you do that by producing as much oil as you possibly can. why not do that? if you're worried about the use of a nuclear weapon. >> dana: a big explosive interview last night tucker talked to khanna west. >> a battle with the media. the majority of the media has a godless agenda and the jokes are not working like yee is crazy don't work. the media has, you know, they've also watched travs tease happen even to me and just watch it and

act like it wasn't happening. it is a photograph of a baby's ultrasound. >> you designed that? >> why, what does that mean? >> it represents life. i'm pro-life. >> you wear it on a badge. what kind of response to you get? >> i care about the fact there are more black babies being aborted than born in new york city at this point. that 50% of black deaths in america is abortion. so i really don't care about people's response. i perform for an audience of one and that's god. the answer to why i wrote white lives matter on a shirt is because they do. it's the obvious thing, you know. >> why do you think it's so -- i assume the implication is all lives matter because god created them. why do you think that would be considered controversial? >> because the same people that

have stripped us of our identity and labeled us as a color have told us what it means to be black. and the vernacular we're supposed to have. my so-called friends handlers around me told me if i said i liked trump that my career would be over. they said stuff like people get killed for wearing a hat like that. they threatened my life. i had someone call me last night and said anybody wearing a white lives matter shirt is going to be green lit. that means they will beat them up if they wear it. i'm like green light me then. >> dana: fascinating interview. he sat down with tucker carlson last night. the rapper and fashion designer changed his name to yee. and the controversy over the white lives matter shirt he wore at a fashion show. let's bring in tom shillue. get your overall take. >> he is very interesting.

the white lives matter thing is kanye's genius. they get into the weeds of all lives matter. he said i will make it a core layer of black lives matter. he said i'm stating the obvious. if black lives matter is stating the obvious, white lives matter is. if white lives matter is offensive you have to say black lives matter is offensive as well. he throws it back on them and he changes the conversation. >> dagen: you didn't need to know, because there -- it was a little bitstream of consciousness. you needed to know the back story of his marriage and the kardashian family. a lot of -- there were not just -- there was a dust-up with one of the editors at vogue regarding this fashion show. he went on and on and needed some subtitles to explain what he was talking about. >> it's interesting.

he changed his name is ye etchings. my 16-year-old daughter said mom, it's ye like kanye. >> dana: that is true. more to come tonight that you can see on tucker carlson as well. also this, mayor lori lightfoot was on tiktok singing. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ come on, baby don't you want to go ♪ >> dana: okay, tom. politicians they are people, too and can have fun. >> politicians can have fun and horse around and make silly videos but they have to be doing a good job before they do that. if you are doing a terrible job which everyone knows she is you can't horse around because then you look like an idiot. you remember when deblasio was

at probably his lowest popularity ever and he came out with stupid french fries and hamburgers. >> dana: and he was eating on television. it was gross. >> he might have got away with that if he was a hero. >> dagen: it's the blues brothers version, two white guys. why not use that. why didn't she get called out about that? >> that was john bellucci's voice. she did lip sync. >> dana: we have a story about karaoke. billboard put out the top karaoke songs and you have musical talent. please. >> i agree with some of them. shania twain. back street boys, i will survive good, queen bad. bohemian rhapsody is annoying. >> dana: i don't like that song. >> i like the song.

men can't sing freddie mercury and don't even try. women can sing that -- shania twain. we always want due either at karaoke and that's what is fun. love lift us up where we belong. that's another good one for the duet file. >> dagen: i want to hear you sing feel like a woman. >> i could back up a woman and just do -- >> dana: oh, that's good. you are great. so you think that maybe not a prayer by bon jovi is too hard for a guy to sing. >> most guys think they can sing it, they can't. men should stick with things like ring of fire by johnny cash or my go to -- you go do that one. i like you're 16 by ringo starr. stick to the easy songs, guys. >> dana: i've never done karaoke

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>> dana: arizona senator mark kelly and his challenger blake masters squaring off in a debate last night in a key battleground race. the outcome could control the outcome of the chamber and sparks rem flying over the border crisis and abortion. >> he rejected hiring 18,000 more border patrol agents. they failed on border security for decades. >> senator lindsey graham proposed a 15 week -- i support that. i believe in limits. arizona women have totally lost the right to make a decision about abortion.

it's devastating. >> dana: let's bring in three arizona voters. john ladd, jessica kuper and alannah. i love to talk to the people actually going to be pulling their lever or placing their ballot in the box. alannah, what are the big issues for you going into this election? >> i have think the biggest thing for me is the abortion issue. i feel really strongly about everyone having ownership over their bodies and being able to make the right choices they need to make for themselves and their families and it gives me great pause to think about candidates that want to rid us all of this basic human right. >> dana: how does the inflation or crime or immigration factor into your thinking as well? are they way down the list? >> you know, it's definitely a

concern. it is definitely a concern. i think the autonomy over our bodies is at the fore front of my mind right now. >> dana: do you plan to vote for senator kelly? >> yes, i do. >> dana: john ladd, you are a rancher. i come from a ranching family as well. for you what's the most important issue? >> immigration and inflation. >> dana: what about immigration? if you can hear me. i was wondering if you explain your worries or concerns about immigration? >> well, we ranch on the border. we have 101/2 miles of the international boundary and it's a 24-hour invasion going on right now. and then the inflation has affected by bottom line especially with fuel. >> dana: i think we can show border crossings year-to-date

522,412. i here you when you say for your -- as you try to make a living it is impacting you. do you plan to vote a straight republican ticket in arizona this year? >> well, this year it is going to be straight republican. i can't tolerate what the democrats are doing to this country. they are making it a third world country with what they are letting come across the southern border. >> dana: jessica. you are a mom, i understand. tell me a little bit about your thoughts going into this and who you plan to vote for. >> yeah. so i think that like a lot of parents, there are multiple issues that i'm concerned about. i am excited about education expansion, the education savings account expansion in arizona is something i hope to take advantage of with my own

children. and so i am apprehensive about candidates who would try and undo the good work we've done regarding education. abortion is also an important issue to me. and again i feel like we've done really good work to limit the number of abortions happening at least in arizona. it is illegal currently. but every democrat candidate has promised to expand abortion access in arizona. so i don't love the republican candidates on the ticket but i also understand the implications of this election. i know that without a -- at least a republican -- i wouldn't say -- i don't know if we will get a majority in the senate but it will have big implications, the senate elections. >> dana: you are very thoughtful people and obviously been involved in the elections.

a battleground state. president biden barely won it by.31%. thank you for giving us insight. across the country people are watching arizona and all the issues that you brought up here today. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> dana: have a good day. >> dagen: questions on a new report that has the feds with enough evidence to charge hunter biden with tax crimes. d.o.j. policy forbids bringing politically sensitive charges so close to the mid-term. shannon bream on that ahead. plus a father shot and killed in upstate new york visiting his son at college. the suspect has a long criminal history. how prosecutors handled his case next. oinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company.

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killed the man who was visiting his son at college. the suspects have extensive records. murders have spiked by 55% in the state. >> later today we expect to see the suspect in a court in new york. roy johnson junior was wanted in at least two states and a rap sheet and should have been behind bars. he killed an innocent dad according to investigators. >> we need to repeal cashless bail and fire rogue district attorneys alvin bragg who refuse to enforce the law and lax judges need to do their job. we have seen crimes being committed because of pro-criminal laws. people on the streets when we shouldn't be. >> we will learn what charges he will facing. johnson junior had a warrant for his address wanted in drug and gun charges in georgia. last year in new york he had eight charges dropped against

him. we asked the court why. i was told the case is sealed. no further information from the court can be disclosed at this time. also the d.a. is not responding to our requests on why they dropped the charges. johnson junior was walking free on sunday when investigators say he murdered the man with his family. the 53-year-old was a dad of three and loving husband shot while visiting his son for family weekend at marist college. johnson walked into the lobby, pulled a gun and sprayed the room with bullets. the tragedy comes as new york state has seen a big spike in murders over the past four years. from 2018 to 2021 murders in the state have increased by 55%. many law enforcement agencies across new york point to the bail reform policies enacted at the beginning of 2020 as the reason for this massive spike in crime. since there was an active warrant for his arrest johnson junior was in the national

database. investigators couldn't find him until after the murder. >> dagen: thank you so much for that. >> dana: a potential bombshell in the hunter biden investigation. a report federal agents believe they have enough evidence to charge the president's son with tax crimes and lying about his drug use so he could buy a gun. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. bill is off today. hi, dagen. >> dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell. the federal investigation into hunter biden started four years ago and for months investigators have believed that they have sufficient evidence to bring charges. the case now rests in the hands of the u.s. attorney in delaware. but he has been holding off on a final decision. jonathan turley earlier telling us the timing of the case could all depend on the mid-term elections. >> the concern really for some of us is whether this is being pushed by the mid-term elections, the republicans are expected to take over the house and announced they wil