te. ♪ ♪ >> shooting in raleigh. >> five people lost their lives including police officer. >> two more police officers killed in bristol, connecticut, after lured to the scene. >> there was no fear on the part of the criminals. >> today's report... >> consumer price is 8.2%. year-over-year. >> inflation is going to get worse. it is that simple. >> it is not temporary. it is not going away. >> education is one of the top issues. >> politicians to push parents out of their children's lives. >> the grades are not reflecting what the kids have actually learned. >> i want to vote for the person who is going to help my kid. >> biden heading to oregon. >> forcing a vote to succeed and become a part of idaho.

>> we need state level government coming from idaho who share their values, share their culture. >> robinson, touchdown? can he play again after he was shot twice in the torso? and here, taking it into the end zone. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: you are looking at a beautiful shot of patrick henry college. if you are a parent, you are looking for a great school to enroll your children. you need to research this school. it is christian education. they have praise and worship on the campus. we are actually going to go to the church service after this next door where the president will be speaking. i asked if there was music and they said "yes." it is a beautiful campus and a lot of amazing kids here or i should say students here.

some of the panel that we are talking to parents have higher them and say they are bringing people into the office because they are good individuals. it is a hard school to get into, but this gentleman on the front row has hired how many of them? seven. >> and you love them all. >> they are the best. harvard grads all across the country. >> ainsley: why is that and what makes the students different? >> they have self starting can-do attitude and any supervisor are the best that you want. they've got the wide breadth of skills. >> ainsley: that is great. let's talk about u.s. parents putting food on the table, gas in your car. it is expensive right now but inflation, feeling the effects of inflation. that is how the rest of the country feels also superior the majority of us, that is the number one issue going into midterms. pete, brian, that is a conversation this morning. we have been talking about education. we have been meeting with this group for what, two years now.

we have come to loudoun county because these parents spoke out and a catalyst for many communities all around the country. they spoke out and saw that they were winning. the parents had a voice finally. and other people around the country or speaking out because of these brave individuals. >> brian: money is pouring into school boards now to get some sway across the country because they saw it happening. it gave birth to glenn youngkin as governor who might be a presidential candidate. thanks, ainsley. >> pete: it will be a defining issue not just 2022 by 2024. i agree with that gentleman in the front row, don't hire people from harvard appear in higher them from patrick henry. it is true. give me liberty or give me death and you are hiring the nonsense pumped into their head as opposed to a great school. >> ainsley: pete, tell them what you did. >> pete: i sent my kids to harvard but it's not worth elevating. i sent it back to them.

no word back from harvard yet. they didn't seem to like that. >> ainsley: he hasn't talked with mom since, but is no longer a harvard grad. >> pete: it is all right. uncle sam paid it for me. ainsley, thank you so much. >> ainsley: call your mom. >> pete: good point. on to other news this morning, joe biden using fuzzy math yesterday in california as he insists we have made progress on taming inflation. >> brian: meanwhile saudi governments at the white house asked them to delay will supply cut by a month. i wonder if that has to do with the election. life with mark, hey, peter dooc. >> good morning, president biden did not bring the folks here in california any specifics about how to bring down gas prices, which we noticed or above $6.20 everywhere that we have seen. that is as the saudis are alleging president biden asked them to postpone production cuts

until after the midterms. the saudi government says in a statement, "the decision made unanimously by the opec+ group. and through continuous consultation with the u.s. administration that all economic analysis indicates that postponing the opec+ decision by a month according to what has been suggested would have had negative economic consequences. john kirby from the white house is responding. we had analysis that backs up in terms of when supply is concerned right now. the lack of global supply continues to be, quite frankly, the biggest challenge in the global energy and cutting supply makes no sense. mathematically, period. energy inflation and price is 8.2% higher than this time last year. but president biden says it could be worse. >> today's report shows some

progress. overall, inflation is 2% over the last three months. that is down from 11% over the prior three months. that is progress. republican wanes that inflation will get worse. it is that simple. >> watching the 5:00 local news last night before we went to bed, all three of the big networks and we only saw one sound bite. they seem to care very little about what president biden was actually saying. they cared a lot more about the impact his trip was having on traffic. back to you. >> brian: well matt, thanks for working overtime, peter. we appreciate that perspective as the president goes out to talk to the people on the west coast. peter doocy, thanks. a couple of things matter, number one the president the president of the united states keeps dismissing inflation is going up. not as up, gas prices are going down he claims. no, they were going up and look here $7. they have always done that around here.

why? they put so many additives into it and so many taxes to the gas station. that is why the numbers doubling. it is self-inflicted. if you don't believe republicans and democrats when it comes to the economy, believed jamie dimon appeared jamie dimon says "we had an opportunity to get ad of this in february and march and we didn't pump more or drill more or frack more. we actually did less. so you go ahead and ask middle east allies to help you out and they say, no, you haven't talked to us and you called me a pariah. the fist bump doesn't fly. now you want me to make sure that we've pumped more so we make last? i don't think so. so you want to make saudi arabia the problem. mr. president, you are the problem with the policies $1.9 trillion we didn't need to be rescued from. a bill back better that got jammed down our throats. >> pete: that is certainly what "the new york post" is saying this morning. their cover is lies, joe biden,

president again dismisses brutal inflation despite 40 year high. ainsley, it is one of the chumps that jumps out at me on where it has gone up his health insurance. it was an obamacare to make it more affordable for everybody? >> brian: we are subsidizing again. >> pete: chicken up 17% core inflation across america is as bad as it has been since 1982. since ronald reagan. yet, the solution -- remember when we talked about quid pro quo about donald trump and acknowledge him? we are pressuring the saudis during an election to increase their oil production to benefit him politically. yet, no one is talking about that incident. >> ainsley: that is exactly right except for you and sean hannity. i was watching him last night and he was talking about that a little bit too. laura ingraham i went to bed watching her and woke up with rerun. >> brian: every time i talk

>> ainsley: weight, were you talking? >> brian: unbelievable. you totally dissed me. you will get it when you come back. >> ainsley: you are saying it too, brian, i know all these smart individuals at fox. you will only hear it on fox, guess that is the point. you will not hear that in the government. if you are a democrat, you basically get away with anything right now. the media will not report on it, and you will not be held accountable for it. look at hunter biden. look at his family and anything they have done, brushed under the rug and ignored. >> brian: you can't even ignore it because we live it. >> ainsley: gas prices up 20%. electricity. when you open your electric bill, gas, by the grace of god, god has blessed us. i think about my dad on a fixed income or my grandparents who didn't have a lot in the bank account and were just barely getting by. that is how many families are around the country.

utilities 33%, fuel 66%, eggs and milk up, milk 15%, eggs 30%. you talk to people and i talked to one of the ladies on the panel should part of her joe biden and she part of her glenn youngkin. we love to talk to individuals like that because you hear both sides. you come to the table as independents and will vote what is best for their family. she said i would do it all over again. why would you vote for her joe biden again? she said, well, if we would go back to that election year i would under those circumstances. would you agree not now? it depends who is running as a republican. 100%. >> a lot of people feel this way. people might say machine might say joe biden is a nice guy. not everybody will say that but she might say and when i go to the grocery store, the eggs are expensive, milk is expensive, putting gas in our cars, we are not better off than we were before. that is an issue in the number one issue in the country. >> brian: for sure, ainsley, i

will continue to talk to the voters who are parents and concerned about education. here is another wrinkle in this, say you live in eastern oregon, all right? and you want to be represented in your capital. maybe you don't want crt or, you know genter disorient talk to your second-grader. maybe you want to be part of idaho because idaho seems to reflect your values better. there are two counties i believe in oregon who have now voted to succeed from oregon in joining idaho. you are looking at the map 17 counties in eastern oregon want to be a part of idaho instead. brian, i don't know how this works. can you vote to leave a state as a county because it looks like they are trying to do that? >> brian: i don't remember that county but how we acquire states for a country, but how does a county leave a state? i think the overall picture is

as these referendums get voted on on november 8th is, how desperate are you? how hostage do you feel because you live in a rural area? most of the voting is coming in of inner-city's, which tend to vote way left. inner cities have been ruling before our eyes like portland, just destroyed. wait a second, i don't want to be a part of this state anymore. if portland will continue to be the center of anarchy and liberal policies as you mentioned crt and gender studies and pick your pronoun instead of do a math homework. i want out. here is from greater idaho my spokesperson who told this to fox news digital. >> what is unique to oregon is eastern oregon borders on a state that has almost the same values as eastern oregonians and that is idaho. so that makes a lot of sense. it makes more sense for eastern

oregonians to get state-level governance coming from idaho where they share their values, share their culture, share their politics than it does to be governed by western oregon. it has always been a problem because the west side has many more voters. they have the numbers to dictate what happens statewide. >> brian: ainsley surprised about the number of cities where people are leaving. >> ainsley: can you hear us? i'm trying to talk to you and the panel. >> brian: they are more important. and better looking. and they are nicer and they got up earlier. but i will say this, take a look at this top 15 cities residential looking to move away. no surprise the birthplace of smash and grab, 7.6%. seattle, did they give us -- >> pete: a toss-up between portland and seattle. >> brian: dallas, d.c.,

portland, chicago, atlanta city, chicago. 5% of the people say they are going somewhere else. >> ainsley: yeah, that is what i love about the oregon story. they are sagging, "we are not leaving. you are not forcing us out. our grandparents are here, families, raising her kids here. we left it but we don't like portland. but we love our community so we are not moving. we will just change and become another state." i think it is also in there awesome because people who love new york love new york. people like us even if we didn't love new york we can't leave necessarily. there are too many people around the country... be when i am getting an idea if you support me, let's break off long island. let's break off long island from new york city. how about that? >> ainsley: i thought about that. people want new york city to go, you know, sail off into the atlantic. and then the rest of the state would be happy. >> brian: right. >> pete: we could start a trend. >> brian: yes, please.

>> pete: i can see this on the subway. leave brian alone. in all of massapequa. and here's the thing, mark wahlberg who you know from marky mark and other such esteemed films as an actor. he talked about why he is leaving hollywood for nevada. look at this. >> every free moment that i have, i'm at home. i literally moved to the bottom where this gubernatorial election, hopefully come election will get a will passed and tax credit for the state and state-of-the-art studio here i want to be able to work from home here at to follow and pursue their dreams whether my daughter in question or my son who is a basketball player. my youngest son is a golfer. this made sense for us to go and hopefully build the studio as well as shoe factory. so we came here to just give ourselves a new look, fresh start for the kids.

there is a lot of opportunity here. i'm really excited about the future. >> brian: good for him. >> pete: a lot of people cannot make that choice, ainsley, a lot of people can't. a lot of people in eastern oregon i have heard of the same movement in eastern washington. they don't want seattle and portland driving their lives. something to watch on election night, whether they are successful and how that plays out. i love the attitude. i love the swagger of leaping the state. i wonder how the state of portland will react to that attempt. >> brian: ainsley, you have not tossed to carley yet but do you want to try it from there? i would love to, carley and i have been writing throughout the night texting. hey, my dear, hello. i miss you and you are doing a great job. >> i will get you know might give each one of the boys a hug for you. i have got to get to headlines, tragedy out of raleigh, north carolina, where the community is rocked after five

people including an off-duty police officer are shot and killed. authorities say the shooter open fire on a walking trail yesterday and officers blocked off streets, surrounded the neighborhood and ours long manhood. the police say a juvenile taken into custody. >> nearly surface video shows january 6th riot house speaker nancy pelosi threatened to slug former president trump. >> if he comes, i will punch him out. i've been waiting for this. trespassing on the capitol grounds. i'm going to punch him out and go to jail. >> the footage was recorded by pelosi's daughter who is a filmmaker. the speaker made the threat when she thought the former president would be coming to the capital, but former president trump ultimately decided against it. yesterday for january 6 committee voted to subpoena trump for documents and testimony. netflix finally launching its ad

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♪ ♪ >> pete: russian forces to intensify attacks on ukraine cities. targeting kyiv region with drones and obtain from iran as vladimir put more reliant on the world's leading sponsor of terror to supply him with weapons. if not north korea. here to react strategic analyst jack keane. general, they might be rocking the ukrainians but ukrainians are winning on the ground, especially in the south in keira's on.

can you explain that? >> there are two offenses going on and one is in the east heading all the way from khaki eve down to the donbas region and the other one you mentioned, kherson and the focus is the city itself. what the ukrainians have done is cut off access to the city by dropping the bridges and damaging them. and forcing the russians to be at siege. in other words been cut off from supplies. ukrainians don't want to go into the city to write building by building a block by block because they know that his casualty producing. they would squeeze the russians and force withdrawal. that is likely what will happen. we will see that unfold over the next few weeks. spoon one they say russia is beginning to evacuate the khersn residence. some against their will and that is another tactic to take a lot of ukrainian hostages and send

them back to russia, especially the kids. >> yeah, i mean it is a horrific thing that they have done here with epic displacement to include thousands of children appear at that kind of forced exportation is awful and it is a war crime in itself. we are pretty used to russian creating war crimes one after another. one thing that you need to understand, they haven't been able to defeat ukrainian military and what they are about now as they are waiting for replacements to come to stop the bleeding, they think, they are trying to defeat the ukrainian people using the drones, rockets, and missiles. so, that is horrible what is taking place to make war on innocent people like that. but the fact is, it will just increase the resolve and the steadfastness of the ukrainian people. we have seen it before, and we will see it again. >> brian: right.

>> their determination is absolutely remarkable. >> pete: so general, they will fight you and you were telling me through the break they will fight through the winter, the ukrainians are but will they get missile defense from the germans and us? we have been let down before we hear about deliveries but when we see the need to get the defense now? is something going to get there quick? >> that remains to be seen. the commitment is there but whether they can deliver it quickly enough is another matte. the united states is good once they make a decision to get the stuff in there. yes, if there is a commitment and hopefully, it will get there. the other thing we need which is also on the stance, the high-margin has been an effective weapon system and about 50 or 60 miles. the russians have pulled everything outside of the range of that and minimize the impact of a high mark. these drones that they are flying have been pulled back outside the range in crimea.

other missiles and ammunitions. so what the ukrainians want to overcome that restriction and limitation is the army tactical missile system better known as an attack. it goes 190 miles versus 50. that is what they need in addition to the air defense systems. >> brian: it is 1980s technology and we should be able to get it to them. they will start hitting inside russia. we have to be able to trust ukrainians not to do that. so i hope we respond to what is necessary. general jack keane, always great. thank you. >> great talking to you, brian have a wonderful weekend you and the team. >> brian: hopefully kherson pulls to the ukrainian since we can. one nation we will cover it all mark levin on a saturday hit show, kellyanne conway to break down the latest debates especially ron johnson debated yesterday mandela barnes. he will be with us also saw an

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: new data reveals the devastating impact of the covid shut down on students as a.c.t.'s test scores dropped to the lowest point in 30 years. how devastating is that pair of the pandemic are raised to decades of progress in math and reading. so, how will this impact voting in the midterms? let's bring back panel of virginia parents in the loudoun county. i will start in the back. we were talking during the brink you went to the university of south carolina and we went together but you were into honors column. education is important to you

and it is to all of y'all. what are your thoughts when the a.c.t. scores are the lowest in 30 years? >> well, what is really shocking is it is the college bound students that are taking the a.c.t. and the first place. so those numbers are actually quite a bit higher students graduating are not meeting the d reading, math, et cetera appeared for covid, yes, two years of learning loss, they cannot deny even the teachers union at this point. but you don't get the a.c.t. scores without having a long-term problem with reading and math and benchmark spirit it is not a two-year problem. covid blew the lid off of all of these underlying issues and education. >> ainsley: what is the solution? >> you know i'm a proponent of classroom education" link back to the basics and finding out what is important and not doing as much of the social engineering in the classroom and the psychiatry in the classroom.

just focusing on what they are there to do in the first place reading, writing, math, period. >> ainsley: darius, you said it is the unions and the school board. glenn youngkin is a start but he is not enough. he can't do it all on his own. it has to seep into the leaders. >> it does. and i think the way to solve this to amy's point, you need to vote every single time at the federal level, state-level, and municipal level and get the democrats out. since 1979 when the department of education pulled out as a favor to jimmy carter for the teachers union and support in '76, they have spent $1 trillion. tell me what we have gotten for that from the department of education? >> ainsley: why spending so much on crt when our scores are down and the basics? >> seek i think there is something deeper here. this is an attack on the family in an attack on the church, particularly if you are a christian, right? they get to the kids, they bring

in crt, equity and now gender contagion which is extremely dangerous and harmful and a way to get to the kids, break up the american family, and at the same time, we now hear this term called "personal nationalist." another term the left is using to go after the church. >> ainsley: fred, we were talking during the break and you came from kenya as a child. you went to virginia tech and ran track for virginia tech and went to the university of south carolina. we were talking that you ran there and competed against our school. what were your thoughts? you came to america for a better opportunity and give your kids a better opportunity. are you disappointed? >> i'm very disappointed. my daughters are the most important thing to me. this whole crt thing and equity thing, which i can't believe -- i can't think of anything more racist and telling a black student that we are going to increase your grades so that you can catch up because you are black. i can't think of a more racist

policy. i don't want my daughters -- just think ten steps ahead, come on guys! ten steps ahead, what are employers going to do when they hire a black person that they know the grades were pumped up and throttled? it doesn't take rocket science to figure out that racism will creep into hiring. it is ridiculous. it is the most racist -- it is the bigotry. no longer soft bigotry of expectations but the open bigotry with low expectations and it has to stop. >> ainsley: what you say to the academic schools that want to be more diverse but not accepting diversity in politics? they want everyone to be liberal. they are not accepting -- and we have to have freethinkers. we have to have great debates, especially the college level. we have to teach them to go out into the world to be autonomous and in order to do that, they have to hear both sides but that is being silenced. >> it shows the hypocrisy and political agenda behind what they are doing. if they are really about diversity, they would give

diversity a thought. for example, i tell all the time, if you found out that your child was in a secret, underground club at school or being taught the gospel in class, and that the school board and the principal were in on it and you only find out, how would that make you feel? >> ainsley: we want to know what her children are doing in n the classroom. >> they don't mean it when they say diversity. diversity is code word for "our way." >> ainsley: cheryl, education is important why? >> education because we talk about the future leaders. even though my daughter is only with two years left in school, i worry about what is education going to be when i have grandchildren? and the attitude that i have seen, you know, when my son started school in 2007, parents were encouraged to be a part of

a make your child's education. in that attitude has shifted so much and i think we all saw it when i got smacked in the face. when we went to the school boards and begged them, "please reopen our schools. our kids are struggling." and they said, "we don't care." >> ainsley: round you talked about fairfax county and loudoun county. what do the school boards look like? loudoun, have they improved and are they listening to the parents now? >> thanks for that question. and no, i myself ran for school board 2019. and i ran for school board because like amy said to come at the a.c.t. scores and other issues that we have with fairfax county, loudoun county and other areas. it is not happening. it has been a problem for over a bit of time. 2019, i talked to the parents on

issues around -- having said that, the school boards have to be changed completely. they have to be governed well. we have glenn youngkin but it has to change at the local level. and we need good governance, good leaders and without that, it is hard and tough for our kids with the education. >> ainsley: tracy you have gotten involved in this issue but why? >> because i saw my kids crying. >> ainsley: really? >> i saw them in a ball on the ground because i have no other choice. i don't want to be here. i don't. i don't think any of us really want to be here, do we? >> ainsley: where you want to be? >> i want to be home with her kids who are happy and not one or two years behind in their education. that is all i want. i want to take them to swim. >> ainsley: what did you say when you said, "why are you

crying, honey?" >> when you try to do school on a computer and you are a kitten or gardener? what else are they going to do? i did everything and made the bouncy balls and i made the special room and i sat there and worked with them and they still cried and can you imagine the kids, the families couldn't provide the bouncy ball in the special room and able to work from home. my goodness. that is why i'm here. i'm here for them too. >> ainsley: anyone else have a story similar to that? i would like to just at that tracy's comment about none of us want to be here. of course, we want to be here to see you, but this is exhausting work. you lose friends. i've had families shun me. people don't like that we are advocating and exposing what is going on in public education. >> ainsley: yes. and i just applaud all of you for that because we have to.

it is the future of this country. >> i would not do it. >> ainsley: is it worth it? >> it is totally worth it. yes, she and the front. >> i want to say this education of our children is a matter of national security. because this is the future we are talking about here at right now, the direction we are going is we are making our kids the future of our country activists. >> we are very concerned at the local high school, they are putting together a socialist club. kids are joining it gleefully. the administration is like, "yeah, socialist club." >> ainsley: when bernie sanders ran and said he was a socialist and review remember our reaction, what? not in america. now it is the cool thing to do. >> when i became an american citizen, i remember one of the questions trying to become an american citizen, "are you or have you been a member of the

communist party or do you follow -- and you have to say "no" and if you said "yes" i don't know what would happen." express application and get this guy back in. >> ainsley: we will come back with the panel. stay tuned. we will be right back. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> today's report shows some progress. overall, inflation 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. >> brian: okay, joe biden raising eyebrows as he insisted yesterday's graham inflation report is actually progress. the white house meanwhile still deny it urge the saudi government to delay their plan to cut oil production until after the midterms. here to react or to cope fox business' best host bernie

and company and a host of making money charles payne pure gentlemen, great to s see you. >> charles, starting with you. are we making progress? no, we are not making progress and so shocking it was not just oil but so-called oil where they don't count oil or food went through the roof. this is shocking. we actually accelerated. you know i think you mention big mistake when he does these things because he's insulting the american public. he really is, he is saying it is your imagination don't worry about it. look at the progress. we are going the wrong direction and it is painful. that is where it is sad. >> in my opinion it is biden's policy got us moving the wrong direction. he cut energy and cut the pipelines and trashed investment and energy that we have low production. we suffer the embarrassment of watching our producers begged for oil or the saudi as tapir

don't cut oil yet but wait until november elections. it is embarrassing and you shouldn't be doing that. he is still trying to work out a new deal with the iranians who are the enemies of the saudis. they are and the men don't like middle of a revolt and trying to organize a deal with the iranians clouding the energy picture in the middle east. the president is simply wrong on energy. >> pete: mess of his own making. >> one thing quick on the inflation front. every american needs to understand this because this is a tug-of-war over 100 years a central battle right now, free money the notion that government should hand out free money has backfired miserably. by the way, it was designed to backfire. you did not earn it or anything but i sent it to you. you go to the store and buy $1400 worth of things and another $600 on the credit card appeared how the hell do we get trillions of dollars of free debt, and everyone's lives are in misery?

i am telling you, be careful. no one is breaking about free money right now but it is the thing that sparked this and it is devastating. >> pete: it sure is. we have to get to this though. what are you doing 9:30 this morning? normally, you are hosting your show, but you are doing something else today. i am ringing the bell with along with my colleagues the nasdaq shifts stock exchange leaving to the public like so -- i'm not going to do that. and to celebrate the 15th anniversary of fox business. 15 years. >> pete: fixed there 15 years fox news at number one, charles. >> and stewart is here. >> what? being modest in this moment. we built this network and we had some superstars to help with the foundation and stuart varney being one of them and we built it on top of their expertise, the gravitas and now we are numr

one. people believe in us and they come to us for help that is what we do every single day. >> we also speak in plain english. [laughter] no jarring. [overlapping voices] >> that is true. >> pete: are you going to waive? what are you going to do, charles? >> it's usually 5 minutes before they start pumping you up, waive, do this, to that and i don't know what the hell i'm going to do. >> we are going to say, "usa, usa." >> pete: you can raise the roof. >> we will never be invited back so we will have fun. >> pete: guys like you and others at the network that make business interesting and help people figure out what to do. thank you, both. we will watch at 9:30 today, congrats. watch money fox business 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. aunt american built start october 17th monday's 9:00 p.m. eastern. all right, just as blind and the

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>> ainsley: good morning, good morning. happy friday and happy friday to my friends. what is your name? where are you from? >> atlanta, georgia. >> what you think of new york so far, little chilly? >> a little chilly. >> ainsley: do you want to say hi to somebody? >> hi, grandpa. >> ainsley: you are awesome, by the way. where are you from? thank you so much and you are the grandma of this beautiful little girl. and i think we made a star, a star is born. let's take a look at the map and we will do the weather together. do you like that question right >> yes. >> 53 in new york and it will get a little cooler so good thing you are wearing a wrap there. it is not as cold as the upper midwest where you know what, snow is happening right now. yes, the s word, snow, happening across the upper midwest and great lakes. i got a text from somebody in minneapolis stating, why is it snowing, janice dean? i wish i could tell you but it

happens sometimes in october. 1-2 inches and the rain exiting the northeast coast line which is great a beautiful day in new york city, but there is the snow upper mid lake dome at great lakes. they need to warm up because it will be cold enough for the snow. if you have seen snow in atlanta, georgia? >> yes, little bit. have you done a snow angel? >> we will have to come into that together. what do you think about that? excellent. wwe will say hi to steve, sorry, brian, ainsley and pete. will you wake them up for me? >> hi, a star is born. >> pete: absolutely good job. >> brian: think you'd, janice. >> ainsley: janice is teaching the little girl a four letter s word. >> brian: okay, deal. speed through the... because snow. >> pete: it took a second pier

at the doj hit with a lawsuit feeling to ignore a protest outside of supreme court justices in the wake of the historic abortion ruling. >> brian: the heritage foundation said the american people deserve to know why joe biden and attorney general garlin not only to condemn the behavior but why they continue not to prosecute or hold accountable those who broke the law but the proceedings of the supreme court. >> ainsley: "the five" cohost to geraldo rivera, good morning to you. >> good morning, good morning ainsley, hi, brian, pete, what's up? chilly in cleveland, too. >> ainsley: you might get snow as well. >> brian: just wait for the yankees to get to town. >> ainsley: geraldo, what do you think about this? >> yankees getting to town. >> ainsley: sorry, i have a delay here. do you all want to keep going?

>> brian: ask geraldo get a question. he likes you best anyway. >> ainsley: the doj is failing to comply with the information request. all right, what do you make of this, geraldo? they say america deserves answers. why aren't these protesters being held accountable? >> we do deserve answers and the heritage foundation is suing because the department of justice is not complying with freedom of information request for information. now, targeted protests outside of the supreme court justices house designed to influence the justice decision on a case in this case what is going on with roe v. wade, the protesters are angry at the justices for overturning roe v. wade, understandably angry. but are the protest constitutionally protected? now, a target a protest directly and i read the language, stationary protest solely and directly in front of a justices

home with the intention of influencing the justices opinion on the vote is a violation of what they call section 151,507. so are these stationary protest in front of the justices home with the intention of changing the justices mind on an opinion like roe v. wade? now, not all protests are banned. they heritage foundation and everybody else understands that. the constitution would prohibit an absolute ban on all protests and in the justice's neighborhood appear the protest that you see, they stand on the porch of the justice, stand on e front lawn and harass them to a. those are clearly prohibited. what the justice department want to know, the department of justice theoretically neutral. they are there to protect the law. they are not a political, you know, into tea. the doj clinic the fbi, u.s.

marshals, are they doing enough to protect the justices? that is what the heritage foundation wants to find out and what we all want to know. >> brian: geraldo rivera, we only have 15 seconds and gave me ten to fill it. you are the best. ainsley i know you are his favorite but we like him too. "fox & friend" final hour starts -- he still >> police officer killed in a shooting rampage. >> police officers run down they moved to the same. >> these politicians stripped us of the most important tool, respect. >> below seat threatening to deck trump. >> we have been waiting for this. trespassing on capitol grounds. >> it is a hail mary pass. >> education is one of the top issues. >> politicians trying to push parents out of their children's lives. >> grades are not reflecti