>> the track of the deep perfection, raymond arroyo. when's the fable and coveted john fetterman neck mug. >> just what i wanted. >> laura: raymond ended with a negative one? better luck next time. that is it for us tonight. gutfeld's next. >> todd: a fox news alert, five people are dead and an off-duty police officer following a shooting in rahway north carolina. >> carley: this came as the two police officers fatally shot in another seriously wounded in an apparent ambush in bristol, connecticut. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro. while the latest attacks on those who risk their lives to protect us a and a sea of blue n bristol to mourn the tragic loss of two of their own and they are

not alone. at least 50 officers shot and killed in the line of duty so far this year. ashley strohmier has more on it, ashley. >> please have the suspect in custody with a shooting in north carolina yesterday. five people lost their lives including an off-duty police officer. a k-9 officer was hurt but luckily he was released from the hospital. authority said another victim is still fighting for their life. >> the police officer is a brother or a sister so when you lose one of our own comic things are tragic, heartbreaking day for all of us. >> the mayor of raleigh said a man started shooting on greenway, which is a walking trail around 5:00 p.m. and shortly after, officers blocked off streets and surrounded the entire neighborhood in an hour long manhood telling them to shelter. they took him into custody 10:00 p.m. but gave no other details on his age.

here is the mayor speaking on that tragedy. >> we pray that something like this will never happen here. it did. we have to end this mindless gun violence happening in our country. >> the killing of the officer in raleigh comes two days after officers killed appeared another seriously hurt responding to what they thought was a domestic dispute between two brothers. state police say it appears the call was a deliberate act to lure law enforcement to the scene where they were then ambushed. 34-year-old alex was pronounced dead at the scene and 35-year-old sergeant died at the hospital. another officer 26-year-old was hurt and underwent surgery for serious ones. there has been 12 police officers shot since last thursday the national fraternal order of police say this and by police red brick by some political and media figures as

well as failed policies rogue prosecutors and judges are placing and greater danger in this lawlessness must stop. he held his lane son as an patriot act and the sergeant leaves behind two young children and a pregnant wife. back to you. >> todd: cover the local news all day. the state has been rocked by this extremely sad day, ashley, thank you. judge jeanine pirro said the criminals emboldened to kill cops. watch. >> what is happening in our culture is that there is no fear on the part of criminals to kill the police. there were a time they were worried about the death penalty but now, they are just emboldened to do it. the the saddest part, two dead and in the prime of their live 35-year-old and say goodbye to their spouses and one has two little kids and his wife is pregnant never to come home again. they didn't know it was their last day.

the two dirtbags decide to make it a domestic dispute. wait to show up, kill them and one died in the hospital and one tied at the scene and severely injures the third one. this is just happening far too often and what has to happen now is we've got to take a look at the statutes as they relate to law enforcement because they are and the line of fire, the statutes in the penalty has to be increased. >> carley: president biden heads to oregon to downplay another dismal completion report. >> todd: in the meantime the saudi government sang the white house asked them to delay their oil supply cut. kevin corke in washington with more. kevin what is that delay by a month put you? potentially after the midterms? >> could it be? a quick check of the calendar says yes. good morning carley and todd appear there is an old saying in

washington, if you don't like what they are sagging, you simply change the subject. for the biden white house that is familiar tactic. the latest cpi is out and yikes, 8.2% jump year over year. that is not good news. but the president obviously looking for a silver lining anywhere he can find one. he thinks he may have found one with a warning. >> today's report shows some progress. overall inflation was 2% over the last three months. that is down from 11% over the prior three months. that is progress. republican wins and inflation will get worse, it is that simple. >> 12:he is not exactly known for the accuracy of his predictions. by the way, he did say inflation would be transitory. just throwing that out there. by the way, this is the average price for a gallon of unleaded

at uc inching ever closely to $4. if you think that is bad, imagine living in california. there average price of a gallon of regular unleaded north of $6, $6.15 and inching close to $7. if you think about where it was, say, under president trump. meanwhile, the surge left many wondering if the frosty relationship between washington and rea is making things worse. >> we are about to talk to her. >> in what way, sir? >> stay tuned. the diplomatic chill coming after the saudis say they rebuffed a white house request to delay oil reduction until after the midterms. but the government of the kingdom clarified through its consultation with the u.s.

administration that all economic analysis indicates that those with the opec plus decision by a month according to what is suggested, negative economic consequences. as you can well imagine the white house is pushing back saying they never asked for a political favor, "we have analysis that backs up in terms of when supply is the concern right now at a time when the luck of global supply continues to be, quite frankly, the biggest challenge, the global energy market cutting supply makes no sense mathematically." the allegation has some wondering at the white house if the accused former president trump of doing. >> joe biden attempted to collude with multiple foreign powers to interfere in america's election. it is as clear of an example of corruption as you will ever see.

>> he is staying busy on the west coast swing making his way to oregon today which is an amazingly beautiful state, probably my favorite outside of colorado. we will have details on "fox & friends first" but back to you. >> carley: kevin corke live in washington, kevin, thank you. president biden to oregon with his failing economic agenda. in new poll 82% of aerial voters want the place across the metro area. fortin was one of the first cities to slash funding after the 2020 rights. residents are fed up with the soft-on-crime policies that have led to the city surging crime. and it looks like residents are fighting back. some are pushing for a vote to break free from more than become part of idaho instead. >> i had heard about this and like a lot of people, all i heard was this idea, we can

change. it redesignated with me. this is the solution to this long-standing problem that people in eastern work and have been looking for for a long time. >> the group's goal is to redraw the border to put the eastern two-thirds of the state into idaho state lines. nine have already voted, 19 counties towards the seating and two other counties set to vote next month. if both the state of idaho and oregon sign off on the plane commit will be sent to congress for a vote. >> todd: we will be voting. parents get a second chance at a michigan school board meeting after silenced earlier this week. watch. >> we will conduct ourselves as adults. we will not bow and we will not share. you can clap if you would like. >> todd: that was a scolding parents received monday. yesterday he did arguments breaking out at the meeting as hundreds of parents share their thoughts about sexually explicit books in the school library.

>> focus on raising a rock-bottom test scores and do away with minors to sexually explicit material. >> where is the math? where is the reading? where is the history? where the strong values? >> we don't want kids to have access to these books. it is nice and simple. >> todd: a mother who brought this to life joined us yesterday to describe the harsh pushback she is facing with the community. >> i have people within my own community trying to discredit me and trying to call off what they called this army mob of religious extremist parents who care about their kids and don't want them to be glorified. >> todd: the district said those books and questions are off library shelves while the review was underway. 10 minutes after the hour, carley, the congressional district has the potential to turn red this november. one major issue in play is the cost of affordable housing which the democrat candidate said that

she could bring down with more spending. >> what can congress do to bring down the cost of living and encourage affordable housing? >> i think the prime thing congress can do and i will fight for if i am elected as the first congressman from colorado's eighth is focus on affordable housing by funding it. >> carley: republican barbara kirk meyer in colorado's 8th congressional district joins us now. good morning to you. the district that you want to represent is very interesting because the temper suburbs lean blue but counties that are much more conservative. so as you campus this area, are you noticing in a crossover between the two groups about what matters to them? >> oh, absolutely we are noticing crossover and quite frankly it's about the inflation. here in colorado, we have the highest inflation in the nation and risen to 16% over the course

of the last few years. it is outrageous. it is about inflation. it is about the cost of living and it is about the crime rate. and we are at a 25 year conundrum interstate because of the democrats passing. >> todd: it is a latino district as well but what are the voters telling you about why they are potentially voting republican this year as opposed to previous years when the expectation and the assumption was they would vote democrat? >> you know, that is the problem. there was this assumption. when i go to the door and talking to folks are out in the neighborhoods are going to festivals or reading or things of that nature, it is the same for everybody, latino, hispanics, non-hispanics. the concern is the cost of living and struggling to make intimate. mortgages are going up and they are worried about 401(k)s and they are bored quite frankly if they have a job the next couple of months. those are their biggest

concerns. and again they don't feel safe in their neighborhoods anymore. we've had some of the highest crime rate, 25 high year crime rate. the democrats have been in charge coddling criminals treating them better than victims. >> carley: president biden was on the campaign trail as well and if republicans take back house and senate, inflation will go up. what is your response to that? i would say "no." that is hysterical. absolutely not. look what has happen in less than two years underneath him. because he won't unleash energy production, which by the way, this district sits on top of one of the fifth and the nation and my opponent passed a bill to kill the industry and kill thousands of job in this district. so no, i would say the only way we will get inflation down is we can reign in this outrageous over-the-top spending. >> todd: this is a new

district but right now the pollsters are sagging if you you are expected to win the seat, why? >> i think i can go spec to who has a stronger message and a proven track record see rank dead in my county. i was a county commissioner and served for 20 years in rural counties, in the district emily balance the budget and lowered taxes and cut taxes by a third. you know drop regulation. we had economic boom and we had it where businesses could feel like they could survive and government not getting in way of providing their jobs. speed to your ways is the one to watch and thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. >> carley: absolute with the country's longest-serving senator patrick leahy hospitalized overnight. the office that he was not feeling well and taking them for precautionary testing and the senator not seeking another tomb

and the midterms after 48 years in the chamber we will monitor the situation and bring you any updates. we are wishing him well this morning. turning out this money trail is giving, getting longer. the center of the drum trail was on the payroll for years leading up to the 2020 election. brooke singman has breaking news on the story every step of the way and she is next. >> carley: . >> todd: plus did you see this? >> [indistinct] are you been waiting for this for trespassing on the capitol grounds. >> todd: such rage issues, newly surfaced video showing nancy pelosi threatening to donald j. trump. so who should be get on this? whose opinion do we need? it is jimmy failla. he is coming up. don't miss it. ♪ ♪

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>> todd: it turns out the russian national facing five counts of making false statements to the fbi in the durham probe actually cached and six-figure salary while working as an informant for the bureau. >> carley: brooke singman joins us live with exclusive

reporting, good morning, brooke. >> todd: the russian national charged with making false stateo the fbi about the steele dossier at the heart of 2016 trump russia collusion probe. the fbi special agent testifying yesterday that the bureau paid more than $200,000 with an fbi informant from 2017 to 2020 but once more a democratic operative said that he lied to igor danchenko in 2016 and claimed to have information from g.o.p. insider about paul manafort resigned from the trump campaign. this whole days after it was revealed the fbi went overseas offering to pay christopher steele $1 million to verify the information contained in his anti-trump dossier. but christopher steele could not appear the foreign policy advisor papadopoulos in an exclusive interview. he says the bureau was

relentless in its attempt to discredit administration. what is more important is allowing the american people to have a vantage point into this onion of corruption. he went on to say the fbi went to any extent possible to trample on peoples rights to frame trump and campaign and eventually cripple his presidency. that is really what this is all about. papadopoulos set them with sean hannity last night slamming the political weaponization of the barrel after former director james comey. listen. speak with the fbi ran amok under the james comey leadershid utilized both myself and the steele dossier to continue to get warrants with absolutely no foundation, no basis and they turned this country upside down. speak with the trail will continue today with special counsel john turned expected to present the last of his evidence for the defense. guys. >> todd: broke, thank you fox news exclusive.

a source close to the trump -- to president trump's as he loves the idea of testifying before the january 6 committee. the panel consisting of senate democrats and two anti-trump republicans. voting to subpoena trump about his conduct leading up to the capital budgets. he has a lot to say how house speaker nancy pelosi did not call the national guard but just strongly recommended three days prior. it is not yet clear if the president will actually testify. jesse watters thinks the timing of all of this is a little suspicious, listen. >> i'm impressed with the democrats, and i don't always say that. but they are so devious, they plot, they plan, they deceive. they knew this trend is going to trend heart on inflation. and they timed this perfectly because this is probably going to blow out the inflation lead on the nightly news channels. it is may be a one-day thing, but they got what they wanted to. that has nothing to do today

with everything else that the american public is experiencing. it doesn't affect anybody. and the democrats know that. but they don't want to solve any problems they have created. >> carley: listen to this, less than 48 hours after leaving the democratic party, tulsi gabbard is the third favorite to win the republican nomination in 2024 overtaking mike pence. she seems pretty happy with her decision. >> one of the main reasons why i left this democratic party of today is because they have become the party of war hawks. the truth is whatever they wanted to be on any given day. and i nsu talked about earlier, they have the power of the law. and law enforcement entities they are politicizing against those who refused to comply with whatever their edict as of the day. >> carley: she gets on the heels of former president trump and florida governor ron desantis. how about that. >> todd: of politics are wild, quick at that. >> carley: that decision is

there. the migrants flown to martha's vineyard by florida's governor ron desantis and evicted by the liberal residents. getting special visas and you will never guess why. >> todd: turning to the senate race raphael warnock and herschel walker facing off tonight on the debate stage. >> carley: georgia congressman doug collins will wait in love on who the candidates are and who represents values. ♪ ♪

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the case where you are massacring those students with premeditation and utter disregard for basic humanity and that you deserve the death penalty. i just don't think anything else is appropriate except the capital sentence in this case. >> todd: under florida law, the death penalty can only be given if jurors unanimously represent execution. this left parents have 17 victims devastated, solving as they left the courtroom. >> carley: connecticut mourned the loss of two of their own son down in an apparent ambush. officers dustin and alex hamm z on the department and the suspeo allegedly made a fake 911 domestic dispute call and then opened fire on the officers when they arrived. the officer was shot incense release from the hospital. joining me now former homicide

detective in the police officer brian foley. brian this is the worst-case scenario and especially hits close to home for you. what do you know about the situation that we might not? >> they are sorting out so many details and i understand there is incredible thirst to know what happened. these teams don't make things will take time to hash out. as far as the origin or the intent of the 911 call and while there remains who made it and why, that still hasn't been confirmed as of yet. that was of late last night. what i can say what is absolutely true is this was an ambush in the purest of sentences with the suspect lying in wait heavily armed, multiple guns an end when the police officers arrived on scene to respond to the 911 call, they were dusted down immediately

with, you know, they were outgunned as well. not just out gunned but the shooter, the suspect, the shooter was shot. keep in mind two of the three officers are on the emergency response team or s.w.a.t. team as this call. one has been able to get an incredible shot to wound the shooter. a horrible scene and obviously the cops can't walk around in full armor with high-powered rifles like on a military patrol. they can't do that. but they were outgunned. >> carley: brian are you saying you don't know if the 911 call was fake but a attack? >> i'm not saying the call was fake but as of last night i checked with the highest source possible. they were not ready to actually confirm that at that point. but this was -- this was an

attack on the police officers specifically waiting for the police officers once they responded. whether or not that happened after the 911 was already made or prior to, who knows. this is definitely a premeditated ambush and a person who had a lot of firearms and was waiting for the cops spirit had the firearm staged in different locations. >> carley: the officers killed, the injured officer alec, officer dustin had to cope on the way and you think about s wife, they should be the happiest time in her life and now she has to bury her husband. how do you process that? >> you know, it is difficult for cops to process that when you leave the house in the morning or you leave the house in the middle of the night to go to work that you might not come home and you might not see your family. when you put on your badge, put on your gun, you put on a bullet proof vest. not too many professionals do that. you do that because you know the

risks involved. look, there is still a staple of cops in connecticut that are doing that right now. and doing it to the best of their abilities and you turn on the news and you see what is happening in bristol, connecticut. you have to go out into the exact same thing. it is painful, it is difficult, but you know the officers, they approached officers to get them healed through this process is so much better than it was two decades ago. >> carley: brian, i'm reminded of the wife of a police officer who once said that the best sound she has ever heard is the sound of velcro ripping off in the middle of the night because she knows that sound of body armor coming off and her husband is safe. they were so many that will not hear that sound to me more. 12 police officer shot so far this week alone. 50 officer shot and killed in the line of duty so far this year. this job does have its own

risks, obviously, but when you hear about the police officers getting lured to a scene and purposefully gunned down, that is another animal entirely. what do you attribute that to? >> so 4 of 12 are in connecticut and another one for new haven not far from bristol at all. look, i think it is a pendulum. if you look after 9/11 when that happened and there was after that tragic situation, there was a lot of support for police officers and first responders. in my estimation, an all-time high. you go up to a year a whole dog ago, it was at an all-time low and some would argue that it is. but the people recruiting, the staffing for the police across connecticut are down. at an all-time low. and not just applying for a job, morale is down for these officers. no one will tell you that it's not pure they need to feel supported. i believe it is a pendulum. i do believe it will come back

the other way. the whole town of bristol, the whole state is railing around the police officers. >> carley: that is right. >> it is horrifying that it had to come to this. >> carley: this is a devastating reminder of the danger police officers face everyday to protect our friends and loved ones. these officers are heroes. i think we can agree with that. brian, i think for joining us. >> todd: a group of roughly 30 venezuelan migrants who crossed illegally into texas shocked to learn they will not stay in the u.s. under the biden administration policy. [speaking non-english language] >> todd: on wednesday the administration announced new border enforcement operations with mexico that include april program for venezuela. some required to have financial support in the west and pass screenings and basic health requirements before reentering the states. the new legal pathway captured

24,000 people. and 50 migrants going to martha's vineyard by florida governor ron desantis may be granted special visas to stay in the u.s. after texas sheriff reportedly certifies them as crime victims. sheriff in san antonio saying, "based upon the claims of migrants from the county under false pretenses, we are investigating this case as possible unlawful restraint." this move comes after migrant sued governor desantis and were not told the final destination of the play it. desantis office said they signed a consent form. aoc got an ear full from activists at a town hall in her district. >> you have got nothing! tulsi gabbard has shown cuts where you have shown cowardice. i believed in you and you became the very thing you sought to fought against. >> todd: wow, we will tell you how the congressman and twitter are reacting. >> carley: the century old business survive the

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out from the midterms and nevada senate candidate is urging latinos to reject liberalism and go refund republican. >> this is the race not just for the whole country but this is the race with the majority in the u.s. senate that allows us to block this radical leftist agenda. >> carley: the former nevada attorney general ripping democratic senator for being soft on crime and doing nothing about the border crisis. a veteran cpp agent who supports takes the latino vote for granted. >> we need to break that mold, break that chain that holds us back and says, "you are latino and have to vote for the latino." we know what we are doing. we are smart and do our homework. we know what is best for the community, and you need to remember that. do not let anyone degrade you

and call you a breakfast taco. >> carley: cortes masso in a statistical tie. >> todd: a 107-year-old 7-year-old mom-and-pop shop in pennsylvania fighting to stay afloat. the grocery and deli family owned store that survived the great depression is now reeling from pandemic supply chain issues and struggling to keep cost down and searching inflation. here to describe the challenge, alan and sharlene. thanks for the two of you for being here. sharlene, how that has it gotten for you? >> good morning. it is getting tougher and tougher as the prices are rising, and we've had problems getting some products delivered when we order them. they are on backlog. we are doing our best. but raising the prices, we are

not millionaires. we just try to keep our heads above water, you know? >> todd: you are not making a wild profit margin. the cost of mom-and-pop surging over a year and you gives a lot of the eggs and whatever you are doing and that shop. coffee up 16%, milk 15%, bread 15%, baker products you bake there almost 16%, pet food up 14%. president biden comes out and says inflation is not that bad to, what is your reaction to a statement like that? he just doesn't realize. it is worse than what it looks. >> todd: understood, 's understood, sharlene are customers coming in the store before inflation? not just yours but it's their wallets because they are bank are going down in light of everything else they do on a day-to-day basis. gas, housing, et cetera is going

up. >> it has dropped. foot traffic coming in. we have our loyal customers that come in every day and sometimes several times a day. we usually make a lunch special monday through friday for the workers around the area. and we usually sell out. nowadays, come look if i so maybe one or two specials to the point right don't feel like it is worth my time right now to make that special. >> todd: well met, inflation's impact on small businesses as follow, 90% say they are concerned about inflation's impact and 50% say inflation is the biggest challenge. listen to the 71% believe the worst is still to come. we mentioned at the top, your shop survived the great depression lb under different owners but shops like yours are the lifeblood of america. they are americana and symbolize all of our traditions.

are you worried, sharlene, the worst is yet to come? >> i am for the simple fact like you said, eggs have gone appeared last week i paid $37 a case and everything continues, i understand people want to go where they get things cheaper and get a big order at one time, but our customers also appreciate us being there for the last minute things they need. they are happy that we have it. we are glad to be there for them. >> todd: ellen before we let you go, are you worried we are about to see the end of mom and mom-and-popshops like yours? >> they are going down one by one. yes, a lot are shedding up >> todd: we certainly hope that 107 years that you make it to 108, 109 and beyond. alan and sharlene, best of luck to you. >> think you, thank you very

much. >> todd: fighting words from nancy pelosi. take a listen to the house speaker threatening donald j. trump. >> i want to punch him out. i have been waiting for this, trespassing on the capitol grounds. i want to punch him out. i will go to jail then i will be happy. >> carley: we will talk to jimmy feel about that. much more coming up next. ♪ ♪

>> todd: president biden in los angeles on the same day and new report shows inflation 8.2% higher than it was last year. >> carley: when asked about the state of the economy, the president shrugged it off. listen. >> gas prices $7 a gallon stole most. >> well, that has always been the case. nationwide... [indistinct] >> carley: across america fox nation joins us now. the president's message was democrats have always made gas prices terrible. nothing new. >> todd: you have to feel for the people of lap were just what they needed, another crazy person wondering the sidewalks. that little biden consolation and the democrats keep trotting out. it is down. yeah, but it still bad.

if your house burns down and somebody stops -- 33% of the damage still intact, dude, the house is gone. it's is such a consolation. it speaks to how out of touch and indifferent they are to what people are going through, you know? >> todd: jimmy, let's break down the lunch meal. it came out to $16 after his 50% public service discount, you know, the president needs to get that. and you have a quesadilla, two tacos and four toyo tacos. shouldn't we be relieved jill was not with him over fears she would have ordered a breakfast taco thinking it was a human? >> my god, the tacos are talking to me. i just hope we don't get a bill for like taco forgiveness now. my taxes going to go up because this guy bought a bunch of burritos or whatever the heck

they are? my concern he got the order from the guy and i will go give these to the president. he will love them. [laughter] >> carley: jimmy new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez and the town hall in the bronx yesterday and disrupted by a heckler. listen to this. >> [scream and] >> you have done nothing. told c capper has shown cuts when you have shown cowardice! i believed in you and you became the very thing you sought to fight against! why not right now? >> because you are being rude. >> carley: jimmy, what do you think about that tense moment there? >> first of all, not the biggest turn out in the world for that aoc rally. oh, my gosh! i loved that moment because it was so revealing of aoc's real

truth. she acts like an outlier, like a radical, but she is just a rubber stamp for the establishment voting for more work, financing us to the brink of what biden called nuclear armageddon. aoc got into congress, the hot topic and got the cool brands for lapel. i'm a rebel, progressive and i look out for the little guy. what did you do for the little guy? she killed amazon jobs in her district and turned a blind eye to the crime. and i love that heckler. we need him at the yankees game today so maybe we can rattle the other team. >> todd: makeup game from yesterday, but the bigger issue on this, being rude, she is complaining about being rude. wasn't it aoc that said, "you need to protest to make people uncomfortable." i find the irony there. >> carley: i can't get over her crying at the southern border and she told eric adams to move the migrant encampment out of her district. and we talk that again?

>> that is the point, she has a fraud. that is why those two guys are amazing. god love them. aoc is a dope. i say it all the time and not because of race or gender but just because she is a dope. dopey people come in every race, shape, size and if you don't believe me, watch " "the view." >> todd: house speaker nancy pelosi to knock out trump. watch. >> >> if he comes and i will punch him out and trespassing on the capitol grounds. i want to punch him out and go to jail. and then i will be happy. >> todd: i mean, look at that. look at the rate she is filled with pure do you find yourself wondering a grandma and multimillionaire grandma with stock trades gets that angry? my grandma didn't. >> you know, that is crazy but

if she wanted to jeopardize trump's well-being, she should make him drive with her husband. the thing about it is, this is the thing about pelosi and all the democrats who came pivoting to trump every time things go south. we all have a friend at work who complains about the crazy coworker they have so much, you eventually realize your friend was the crazy one. that is the democrats. if you are complaining about trump a year ago, okay, i get it. he just left office. at this point the whole country is out of control. nobody cares about trump. the democrats have lost their car keys. i know that is a big deal to you, but no one else cares that your car keys are gone. they keep rambling on and nobody cares about. we are so done with trump and ranting about trump january 6th. when you watch yesterday, i believe it is because somebody showed them the ratings during a commercial break.

what are we doing? >> todd: that is why we have jimmy on because the ratings of the jimmy segments always through the roof. we love you, buddy go yankees 1:00 today. on the mount hopefully he delivers. jimmy, thanks. >> carley: we begin with a fox news alert, president biden getting set to stump with a democratic governor in oregon today as the once solidly blue state could slip away. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: mid-term messaging on the economy, he says electing republicans will make inflation boris johnson. latest inflation rate 8.2%, staying near the 40-year high, it began when president biden was sworn into office.