question the moment i read this sergeant. mark, robin, jennifer, it's always fun to have fun around halloween. it's a tough year for costs and hopefully people can absorb and have fun and congratulations, mark, you nailed it. reseekse's is america's favorite halloween. >> carly: vladamir zelensky is addressing president biden and other g7 leaders in a virtual meeting hours from now. it comes after russian rockets rained down on at least ten different ukrainian cities yesterday. you're watching "fox & friends" first on this tuesday morning, i'm charlie shimkis. >> todd: and i'm todd piro. russia warning that it will retaliate if the west continues getting more involved. >> carly: president biden is hoping to convince other g7

countries to defend kyiv from total destruction. ukraine's president zelensky thinking the u.s. writing air defense is currently the number one priority in our defense cooperation. we also need u.s. leadership with the g7's tough stance and with support for our unga resolution. more to come on that. meantime the daughters of lee zeldin are speaking out on the terrifying shooting outside their long island home on sunday. >> it's very scary and we didn't know if they were coming after us. to have that in our lawn, it's like right in front of our house. i quickly just grabbed the land line and called 911. >> carly: two 17--year-old

boys were struck? a drive by and took shelter around zeldin's porch. after zeldin heard this, the stakes are higher to reservice connected new york's soft on crime policies. zeldin making this promise if he unseating cathy hochul in next month's election. >> the last couple weeks it's gotten worse. the first thing i'll do first day in office is tell the district attorney alvin bragg he's getting fired. if you look at last week, four knife attacks if ten hours on thursday and had the green goblin gang committing their offense, you had the long island dad visiting his kid for parent's weekend up in marist. it's out of control. if we recapitalize the week or two, you'd think it was the last year or two. that's how many things have taken place and it's out of control and one party rule that needs to end, and cathy hochul

has to go. >> carly: this is the second instance of violent crime hitting close to zeldin. in july, he was attacked on stage while giving a speech in up state, new york. >> todd: meantime, hear this, in an effort to beat republicans in midterm elections, barack obama is caught attacking gop leaders calling them racist and sexist in a closed door meeting with foreign leaders. cnn releasing the transcript "sometimes it turns out they're mean, they're racist, sexist, angry and your job is to beat them because they're not persuadeable". he made those comments at an event to hire disinformation. >> i've been very clear, i'd like to see a generational change. mitch mcconnell, donald trump, the president, everybody. we need a new generation of

leadership. >> todd: this follow's ryan's interview on fox last week when he said he will not be inviting the president to campaign with him. >> carly: two democratic heavy hitters don't believe their party should base their midterm message around the abortion issue. democratic strategist telling the associated press, it's a good issue but if you sit there, they're pummeling you on crime and cost of living and have to be more aggressive than yelling abortion every other word. bernie sanders sharing a similar message in the op ed for the guardian writing "while the abortion issue must remain on the front burner, it would-be political death for democrats to ignore the state of the economy". >> todd: anybody watching in any community in the country knows the economy impacts literally every single person.

crime starting to impact every single person. democrats need a response to that in the next four weeks or they're in big, big trouble. >> carly: candy going up seasonally and james carville coined the phrase if it's true then it's true now. >> todd: 100%. a planned parenthood cartoon encouraging families to put their kids on puberty blockers if they're confused about their gender. lara trump will join us to talk about that . >> carly: lit koa being slammed after outing a gop congressional candidate as a sexual assault survivor without her permission. tommy lahren responds to that next.

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hear this, lit koa is now facing criticism after publishing a report on jennifer ruth green detailing her sexual assault without her permission. green says it felt like she was being attacked all over again. >> the reality of it is like i said at one point in my life to my assailant, no, please, stop, don't and he did what he wanted to do. this is the exact same situation all over again all because there was a man who wanted some sort

of gratification. >> todd: outtake host tommy lahren joining us now. high is the defense from politico. saying this is a piece that looks at the totality of ms. green's career and they've put at the forefront of her campaign and they're publicly available documents that can be obtained. that last part is disputable. where is me too on this? you think they'd be outraged by the fact that men are re-victimizing women but apparently nothing, crickets. >> yeah, it's in the actual agenda of me too to make sure those survivors, victims of sexual harassment can tell their own stories and narratives and that's a being part of this entire me too movement but in you have an ryan higgins, you don't get that grace or opportunity because if they think they can ewe it to

weaponnize it against a republican, they're going to do that. i'd like to draw attention to the fact that this candidate, jennifer ruth green, this republican, woman of color, who is not only a survivor but a veteran, someone who sacrificed her life and went through something horrific in the service of her country, she could have used that herself. she could have use that had and said she was a victim. she could have made it about herself in this race and it might have actually helped her in some circles. she chose not to because that's not what she wanted this race to be about. she wanted it to be about her district and the policies and they go ahead and out her because they want to sabotage her. let's keep in mind if a republican opponent would this done that, a white republican male done that to a democratic woman of color, it would be on every net we recollect slamming that other candidate and opponent. because she's a republican, all bets are off, everything is on the table, and they will use it to attack her.

it is absolutely disgusting. where are the feminists? >> carly: yeah, there's also this out of california, tomi, where you used to live and gas prices are on the rise again in the state. they're now $6.33 a gallon. officials in california, which is the most highly regulated state when it comes to oil and gas, are placing blame on the oil industry saying they owe resident answers. what do you think about that? >> yeah, looks like they're taking a page out of our president's books blaming the refineries, blaming gas stations, blaming everybody but themselves. looking at california, there's high regulation and red tape and an environment that doesn't foster invasion and doesn't foster supply, you also have the second highest gas tax in the nation. people in california are paying about $0.54 extra cents because of the gas tax and we have to blame the voters in california

who have had a chance to repeal their gas tax but have chosen not too. like we've said on this show so many times, guys, you get what you vote for. there's a reason that california is expensive. you can't pass the buck onto every industry. at some point you have to look inward and look at the man in sacramento and all the democrats surrounding him and say, boy, i wonder why the fifth largest pinata in the world is so unaffordable and we have the problems we vascularized and has to be because you guys keep checking the box for d, democrat, delusion, and a whole litany of problems. >> todd: tomi lahren checking the box for tl because those are your initials. have a great tuesday. the first migrant bus of the day pulling into port authority looking for houses and resources for thousands of migrants that have come. >> carly: now thousands of migrant children could be enrolled in staten island

schools by next week. schools by next week. the staten island school board? president joining us next.

>> reporter: good morning and happy tuesday. a cold front marching across the upper plains and the head of the cold front and warmer temperatures with like that definitely and the cold front moves through over the next few days and temperatures come down and rain enhanced by this front that moves across ohio and the tennessee river valley on thursday and towards the northeast. let's track it, showers and thunderstorms we could see the threat for stronger thunderstorms along this front going through wednesday and it's also going to pick up moisture from the gulf of mexico and parts of the southeast and florida, you'll see rain in your forecast wednesday through thursday and then the northeast we have the potential for flood, especially across interior sections of the northeast. so future cast for our friends along the west coast of florida,

still recovering here. we could see potential for showers and thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. that's something we're going to track. the rest of the country, pretty quiet, good looking temperatures here for parts of the rockies in towards the southern plains but look at what's happening here in the gulf of mexico. that's a disturbance we're watching and talking yesterday, not much going on. look at what happens as we get through, you know, the last 24 hours. we do have something we're going to have to watch in the gulf of mexico and that's potentially going to bring showers and thunderstorms all along the gulf coast. this time of year we look closer towards the u.s. and fronts of low pressure in the gulf of mexico along the east coast and we typically see that develop into something tropical this time of year. that popped up in the last 24 hours. we'll keep you up to date. >> todd: that time of year. >> foxweather.com. >> carly: janice, thank you. >> of course. >> carly: first migrant bus of the day arrived in new york

city. the sanctuary city is struggling to find housing and resources for the thousands of migrants who have come last weekend alone and now nearly 100 migrant children could be enrolled in staten island public schools by next week. joining me now are staten island presidents,. good morning to you both. >> thank you, good morning. >> carly: gina, i understand that schools on staten island are pretty crowded so what will the edition of new schools do? >> well, ari our school here in travis district 36 is already overflowing. it was built in 1904 so you can imagine the size of the classrooms and has enrollment of about 280 students and it's over capacitated right now. i'm not really sure if the principal can accept anymore students currently knowing the

situation there. they're already using their calf fear ya as a -- cafeteria as a classroom, there's no gymnasium, there's no place to put these children. if they're not going to u.s. 26, they're going to have to be bussed out of the hotels to schools elsewhere, elementary, middle and high school. high schools and middle schools may not be on the island. they may be busing these children off the island. this simply is not fair to these children. we're sympathetic to their needs. woe truly are. our doors have been open and folks walking around and we've been donating food and clothing. we meaning travis, the residents of travis. you know, we can't afford and sustain these types of numbers in these owe tells. hotels. >> carly: you know, vito, you feel for the kids and many don't

speak english and going to school in the united states is going to be a very difficult time for them and you feel for the taxpayer and this edition of staten island children is going to be pretty expensive. tell me about that. >> we do and staten island is a very generous community as is the united states of america and travis, a little town in staten island, consist of about 500,000 people. travis has one of the longest continuous fourth of july parades and their mo moto is pr, patriotism and perseverance. we'll continue to do that and it costs about $35,000 a year to educate a child in the new york city school system at 100 children and do the math over five year period. that's about $50 million. and staten island is about 5% of new york city's population. all these children and they deserve any answers to what they have here in the country, but if

all these children are going to school, that's $200 million a year over five years and a $1 billion a year. out going is simple. we did not creation this situation and people of staten island did not create this. this is a federal issue and warrants a federal solution. i believe strongly that someone that served in congress and saw that a country without a border is not a country. it's a figment of somebody's imagination. this requires all hands on deck meeting in washington dc with the president, governors of the border states and cities affected saying once and for all, implement a federal solution so people across the country don't have to deal with this on an out going basis. as mentioned earlier, people have come out and provided food and shelter and clothing and we'll do that. for the long term, this is not a solution and it's a continuation of a problem that's been going

on for years and now it's finding itself roots all across the country and unfortunately its finding its roots here in the people of staten island. >> todd: we're looking at -- we're looking at live pictures here with the first bus in port authority and some migrants are getting off that bus and, gene, are the ones you're seeing the ones that were bussed up from texas and how do you feel about that policy right now? >> well, you know, these people, they came over the boarder and they're in texas and arizona and new mexico, you know, without a home looking for a better life. don't speak the language, and as far as what, you know, the governors are doing in texas or those other states, i don't disagree with that. i mean don't forget they've got small towns themselves probably facing worse situations than we are here. you know, we're accepting

hundreds of migrants. they're accepting thousands of migrants. they have to go some place. because we are a sanctuary city, they're choosing to send them here. if, you know, but simply in a nutshell, travis can't sustain the numbers of migrants coming here, and this area of travis just is too small. we have nothing to offer these people. they're walking around yesterday i saw them walking around aimlessly. it was a beautiful day. i don't know, you know, what's going to happen when the weather turns nasty and, you know, these are long-term commitments. six to nine months. >> carly: we hear you and it's very interesting how an open border 2,000 miles away in del rio, texas, is impacting your

communities in staten island. that's why they say every state, every community is now a border state, border community. vito and gene, thank you for joining us. >> pleasure. >> carly: absolutely. fox news alert, ukrainian president vladamir zelensky set to address western nations in a emergency g7 meeting in just hours after putin rained rockets down on cities yesterday and threatened western nations looking to get involved. >> todd: we're going to talk about all of it next.

>> todd: ukrainian president zelensky will speak to president biden and other g7 leaders at emergency meeting after rockets rained down on kyiv and other areas. >> carly: we are joined by brett velicovich and saw this firsthand and has more ideas. what we saw yesterday and one hof riff ick detail is -- horrific detatatails is that pun was trying to cause mass amounts of destruction and horror. what does this say about where we are in this war right now? >> yeah, if putin continues these atrocities and war crimes

and russia suffered massive tactical losses in ukraine recently, which is why putin conducted a strike and many losses not being reported publicly and ukraine is killing soldiers 10-1 on battlefield and making massive advances striking at the heart of the land bridges and taking back regions with lightning speed and now talk of taking back crimea next and during my last trip there, there was renewed energy among senior officials they could go all the way to crimea and the events of the past few weeks have allowed ukraine to seize the momentum for the first time since the conflict began and that's all humiliating for putin on the world stage. he spent his whole career of demanding strength and power and ruled with an iron fist and said he wants to win the war at any cost and will stop at nothing to protect his legacy and what he associated with that win, only he knows but when his legacy is challenged and he looks weak on

the international stage and especially in the media showing ukraine hitting targets. he'll conduct the over-the-top strikes to show she's in recall. we have to be realistic in the strategic level of this. russia is a nuclear power and can put pause on the whole entire conflict with one single strike. we have to recognize the reality is that, you know, they are just a nuclear power and, you know, he would employ these -- do i think he'll employ the tactical nukes? i don't. when he's humiliated and put into a corner, he'll lash out and i feel that, you know, at some point, it'll just increase. >> todd: brett, how should the biden administration respond? >> i think they need to start deescalation. the main problem with the cobb conflict is no one is deescalating and building and building and focus on military escalation and russia coming over the top and u.s. piling on more and more weapons and more military cargo planes landing in poland with bigger and bigger

weapons for ukraine. no sides seems to be interested in diplomacy. they mention it in the speeches but they've been trying to have talks with crimea since that war began years ago and there's been nothing that's come out of it. things are different on the ground now in ukraine. the last time i was there a couple weeks ago, the actions were more intense and ukrainian civilians are figuring out how to live with the reality of war and go on with their day. i was in one region that would get hit every single night with missiles and it rocks the buildings and russia is right there. it's one of those four areas that they're talking about annexing and putin is calling now part of russian territory and the missiles are so close that the sirens don't even have -- you don't have time really to hear the sirens go off. they go off after the missiles. things are different on the ground. >> carly: how would president biden deescalate this situation? is there an off ramp here for vladamir putin? >> i don't know. i don't see it yet because it

doesn't look like he's winning. that's the reality of it. winter is coming and they're prepping for that. it's going to be very difficult on the ground with that terrain. i think there'll be a pause for a bit when it comes to that from both sides and difficult to maneuver on the battlefield and biden administration needs to set the stages for real talks and right now we'll send more weapons and high bars and tactically that's great but strategically, it just continues to build and build internationally and i think it's setting the stage for a larger conflict. >> carly: certainly is. brett velicovich, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate your insight. >> todd: thanks, brett. >> carly: back here at home, major u.s. stock indexes nose diving across the board yesterday. >> todd: yeah, we see charts like this a lot these days. economists and executives say the biden administration put us on the fast track to recession. we have cheryl kansas city kansh

more. >> yeah -- casoni and we have the lowest level here in two years. >> traders look at effects of federal reserves that interest rates are having on the u.s. economy and what's happening in ukraine. you got red hot inflation and strong labor market, fed futures point to 96% probability and fed adds another 75 basis points in november. jp morgan ch diamond predictinga rate is worked in. >> these are very, very serious things and i think they're likely to push the u.s. and the world. europe is in a recession and likely to put the world in a recession six to nine months from now. >> the nation is in recession, two quarters of negative gdp

growth and labor market is leading that and whether we're there or not there, that's semantics but we feel it. inflation datament co-s out thursday morning. we'll get that cpi for the month of september. that's tafanely big headline number we track. >> carly: also, cheryl, we thought we were out of the woods with the rail strike and turns out we might not be. >> not at all. the third largest rail union rejecting a deal brokered by the bind administration and putting the fear of a rail strike on the table. "railroaders do not feel valued and resent the fact that management holds no regard to their quality of life and their reluctance to have a higher quality of paid time off especially for sickness but the union agreed to keep working for now". >> todd: meantime more challenges to the student loan bailout in court. >> lawsuit filed in the ongoing pushback against the student loan fore giveness and the president of a small business group saying "our lawsuit

intends to block the biden student loan bailout, that's an unprecedented executive power grab and it's highly debated and the white house says it'll cost taxpayers $240 billion, cbo says $400 billion. they're at $500 billion. pen war ton's model coming in at a cool trillion, guys. critics say this does nothing to address the root cause of unaffordable tuition in the country. i have made that point to you both many times before. it is about what kids and their families are paying, not about forgiving all of that cast after the fact. >> carly: forgive all that cost and the price of college is just going to go up. >> they keep raising the prices. >> todd: i talked to a guy, $80,000 a year for nyu. i almost spit out my drink. what's it for you? what's it for that little guy. . >> carly: i know, yes. to be determined such as we keep

forgiving these loans. cheryl, thank you. we have some of the fbi agents that briefed facebook before it censored the hunter biden laptop stories made donations to democrats. >> todd: i'm shocked. is this more proof of bias in the bureau and will this play a role in the upcoming election. joe concha understood that and he's here to talk about that next. ♪

>> carly: new court filings exposing the political ties of the fbi officials that briefed facebook before its decision to sensor the hunter biden laptop story. >> todd: turns out those agents made donations to democrat campaigns in 2020. brooke sigmund joining us live with more. >> hey, the two fbi officials that briefed facebook ahead of the decision to sensor stories about hunter biden's laptop donated to democrats in the 2020 campaign cycle. according to a new court filing the foreign influence task chief and head of bureau's san francisco cyber division were "involved in the communications between the fbi and meta that led to facebook's suppression of the hunter biden lap touchdown .

they donated a total of $160 to democrats 234-2020. the findings -- in 2020. it finds political bias in fbi's probe of hunter bide biden andt may have affected the 2020 election. >> the fbi came to us and some folks on our team and was like, hey, just so you know, you should be on high alert. we thought there was a lot of russian propaganda in the 2016 election. we have it on notice that basically there's about to be some kind of dump of -- that's similar to that so just be vigilant. >> potential federal charges against hunter biden could come any day now but former florida attorney general pam bondi says a third party should be investigating the president's son. listen. >> they have to have a special prosecutor. they're not getting a special prosecutor.

legally, that is an actual conflict. joe biden and his kids are now witnesses in any case against hunter biden. >> meanwhile general psaki is down playing how it could hurt democrats in the mid terms and pointing out the story barely made local news. >> there was so much news happening in washington this week, it doesn't always translate and often doesn't translate to what voters are talking about in states and that's what we're seeing currently. >> federal prosecutors are still weighing potential charges against the president's son including possible attack violations, false statement charges and more. a final decision will be made by trump appointed u.s. attorney in delaware. carly, todd. >> todd: thank you, brook. let's bring in joe concha, fox news contributor and author of "s"come on, man". the dollar amounts are maybe the cost of a dinner or expensive

lunch but it's another day and another revelation that the fbi seems to be in the hip pocket of the democratic party. how does the bureau win back the trust of the american people and show it is nonpartisan? jowski if you're chris wray, maybe volunteer to go to capitol hill and show transparency. any level of transparency saying this is why we're acting the way we are going about our business the way we are, but you have to love jen psaki's logic. i had to pull up the quote again, which is why i was looking down on why the hunter biden story is a minor inside baseball thing that no one cares about. she says it's because she doesn't see the story on the front pages of major newspapers. well, of course she doesn't see it on the front pages. the media is running the same play book it ran in october of 2020.

mostly dismiss what is a major story and could be the biggest one of the presidency if it's proven joe biden received 10% of profits that hunter biden's partner, a former lieutenant in the navy has been alleging and if and when the gop takes back the house, the first order of business is launching hearings and investigations and it'll make it uncomfortable for hunter biden and james biden and the president's brother involved in the business dealings according to that laptop from hell. president biden and fbi director chris wray needs to answer serious questions on why his agency doesn't appear to be very interested in pursuing all these leads courtesy of the laptop and all the contents that every news organization has verified is real and is accurate in terms of what is on their as far as influence pedaling is conn concerned, guys. >> carly: yeah, i think jen

psaki is onto something if it's not being covered in the media and a lot of people focusing on crime, on the economy, the hunter biden story. secondary in the minds of many, but that's the midterm election. what about the general election in 2024 if republicans regain control of the house and james comer can do the investigations he wants and could this hunter biden situation impact whether or not president biden runs again or the outcome of the election in the future? >> i think it very much impacts whether he runs again, carly, no question. remember, if the gop has the house and if it takes the senate and look at real clear politics forecast, they even say now that's a likely scenario that republicans do win the senate and obviously the house. they only have to flip five seats. remember, donald trump lost 43 seats in 2018, barack obama lost 63 seats in 2010. it's a thing that happens to the party in power.

usually they lose many, many seats and republicans only have to take back five. when that happens, carly, i think from there joe bide inis a runnerless ship and an 80-year-old runnerless ship at that. once those investigations start happening and once the news cycle you actually will have journalists asking him on a consist basis, hey, this was said, this was said as far as your involvement. i think that will help push joe biden to the side and say in 2023, i'm not running again. i've done my job. he'll probably argue and now it's time for some new blood. then you'll see and this will be good for "fox & friends" first and for the entire journalism community in general. if ratings are a thing, you'll have 28 democrats jumping in to try and capture the democratic nomination and the reason why i came up with that number is that's how many ran in 2020 and then it became ana anarchy as fs people trying to win that particular nomination on the republican side many are running as well. we'll have a lot to talk about i

have a feeling, no question. >> todd: we'll be busy, no question. joe concha, thank you. >> go travis kelcie and winning my fantasy game. >> todd: migrant buses arriving in blue cities including those dropped off outside her own residence in dc. >> it's an absolute dereliction of duty. if you see a problem and if we agree we need to address it, then if you're a leader, participate in a solution; right. >> todd: you're a leader, you're the border czar. what are you doing about it? we're talking about it with lara trump next. >> carly: first, steve doocy coming up on "fox & friends". hey, steve. >> i'm one of the couch czars here on the channel. good morning. coming up on kirby couch on "fox & friends" this morning, fleeing freedom, record number of young

professionals ditching blue states like i'm in new york and california, and opting to go to texas or florida instead. newt gingrich on the far left palsies sending american -- policies sending americans running for the exits and we're one month away from mid terms. today four weeks from today. we've got "wall street journal at large" host gerri baker breaking down the tight senate race in ohio and nancy grace is evaluating america's crime crisis after a terrifying shooting takes place outside of a new york gubernatorial candidate's home, lee zeldin's house and tammy bruce, will cain, and larry terrell. don't touch that remote. we'll be with you in 9:42. you're watching "fox & friends". todd and carly back in a couple right here on the channel you trust for your morning news.

>> todd: a top gun maverick star getting a ride of a lifetime during san francisco's fleet week. >> this is bagman. >> hangman. >> whatever. >> todd: that was an actual footage of the ride, that was at movie. actress monica who plays phoenix gets to fly alongside the real life navy blue angels and they posted her character's call sign on the side of the plane she was in. the actress saying "i'm lucky i flew in the movie and knew what i was doing up there. if i were a first timer, it would have been pretty intense". the blue angels is the oldest formal flight team in the world and composed of navy pilots and marine pilots. >> carly: san francisco city council calling for a blue angel ban during fleet week. dean preston que declaring "thee angels should not be allowed to

fly over new york city". that's it. that's the quote. >> he should come join us at fleet week and see some of his constituents and fleet week is one of the best air shows of the season. so many great people out there. they're excited so i don't think if they took a vote on it that that bill would probably pass right now. he's serving his city and his country actually in a different way than maybe some of the service members in the military. but it's really all cut from the same cloth. i think come visit the team. some key what we do. >> carly: he thinks top gun maverick helped boost support for the navy. >> todd: i would agree with that. turning to the border crisis. more migrant buses arriving in new york city and all as texas governor greg abbott calling out new york city mayor eric adams for the nypd for pulling over and ticketing some buses from the lone star state.

>> carly: this is another pathetic ploy from abbott sending them to sanctuary cities and each bus used for the state of texas undergoes a thorough texas didn't of public safety, commercial vehicle inspection before departing for sanctuary cities. joining us live is fox news contributor lara trump. lara, the new york post is reporting that members of the nypd spent hours meticulously searching each bus for any possible infraction, booking logs, tread tires, fuel levels and windshield wiper placements and these are the buss that are pulling into port authority and dropping the migrants off. the goal is to get the buses off the road so the migrants stop coming. is that going to work? >> well, it's a good thing there's not a crime crisis going on in new york city. oh, wait, there is. this is where the nypd is focusing their time. it turns out whenever you violate the laws on the southern border and allow that to happen,

it's a problem all across the country. ask the people down in texas how it's been for them. it is amazing to see these sanctuary cities that whenever they're faced with an influx of people coming in, they can't deal with it. that is the reason why we have the laws we have in place at our southern border. but, no, do i think this will deter anything, carly? absolutely not. it's outrageous to see eric adams, mayor of new york city, and ex-cop employ tactics like this and targeting enforcement of laws, which you can't do if he has a grievance with what's going on and influx of illegal immigrants coming to his area and our country, he can target 1600 pennsylvania avenue because it is the policies of joe biden and kamala harris, the border

czar, that have led us down this path. it is unsustainable. amazing to see these isn't ware cities take hold. hold. >> todd: you mentioned kamala and we saw the latest bus arrival. here's the vice president last night onset meyers. on seth meyers. >> i think it's an absolute dereliction of duty and if you see a problem and we agree we need to address if, if you're a leader, participate in a solution. when we first came in office, the first bill we proposed was for a pathway for citizenship. it was to fix a broken immigration system, that was broken under the previous administration. participate in the solution because we are offering solutions. instead this gamesmanship with real human beings who trust us. >> todd: i need a 10 second ainsley my friend. if you are a leader, aren't you the border czar, kamala?

>> yes, a dereliction of duties says the border czar who was in the border once and was in texas last week and did not bother to go down there, give us all a break. we know who's causing this and they know it's a green lit situation and every person coming over the southern border thanks to president trump and kamala harris. >> todd: thank you, lara and thanks to all of you on "fox & friends" now.