(other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when our clients do better. that might be why most of our clients come from other money managers. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. joe: you are looking at atlanta, georgia, the capital

of what i say is the greatest state in the united states. in football terms it is halftime, we just wrapped up half time. everybody knows the best action happens in the second half and you are with us. pete: will is out, joey jones, is with us. joe: after the olympics it was a much friendlier town, much safer town. every town suffered in the last handful of years, there is so much to offer, martin luther king is in there, world co. the coolest aquarium you can find on the east coast come a lot of cool stuff. i don't have anything to give, all the dancing is in my heart. rachel: migrants from venezuela calling out the white house for the decision to bring a

modified version of the trump era remained in mexico program. pete: this after agents encountered 25,000 venezuelan illegals in august alone. joe: alexandria joins us. >> reporter: venezuelans are desperate to make it into the us due to a state of absolute political crisis at home so they were caught off guard by the biden administration announcing a large-scale border enforcement operation is being implanted, expelling venezuelans to mexico where they must apply for a program, those who had been removed protested this causing a bridge closure. >> venezuelans fleet socialism, they are coming in, tens of thousands a month and the administration set now they will close the border for them. the issue with this policy is 24,000 is so little it will run out and two months in the

border will be overrun in december. rachel: that is the for how many venezuelans can enter into the us. an interesting reversal for the administration which shied away from acknowledging the border has been wide open which is demonstrated by the blessing of migrants from texas to border states. dc's attorney general, district attorney in washington has launched an investigation into buses that arrived here. if migrants had been misled about their destination, the number of border crossings continue to rise. griff jenkins and professor andres where there is a masked smuggler dropped off a migrant to cross the rio grande into the us. we've seen a lot out of the rio grande and this is concerning some of those, republican congress and a least a phonic calling on alejandra mayorkas to redesign, accusations

against border patrol agents accusing them of whipping migrants, that was not the case, she shared this, quote, the fact that he knew that was a blatant lie smeared border patrol officers and stood next to the president of the united states and allowed this character assassination to happen with the all too willing mainstream media which act like stenographers for the democrat party, shame on the media, shame on this administration, secretary mayorkas should resign. if republicans take control the house mayorkas will be held to account. here to help us make some sense of what is not making sense at all is louisiana senator bill cassidy. great to have you here. the biden administration criticized title 42, now they are using it but only for venezuelans, they have a 24,000 they are allowing and illegally but they know it will not be enough. the black market for that, can

you help us make sense of this? >> the biden ministration wants open borders, effectively they want that and this is totally out of control, even they have to do something so they are going back to policies the last administration did, the last policies that work, campaign against them, you got to be quiet about this, turns out those are the ones that work and by the way if you think venezuela is an issue wait and see what is about to happen in haiti. haiti where there's gangs, we are going to stop shipping rice to haiti because the gangs have taken over leaning mass starvation which means haitians will becoming more than that is whelan's. i am not quite sure why they did it. it deal to strong-arm the venezuelan government to give us oil. we will ask the venezuelans to produce there is. i would rather jobs in louisiana than venezuela but

that is this administration. rachel: you mentioned haitians. pete: mayorkas new that the whipping story wasn't true when he went in front of the media and disparaged those agents. accountable to coming at any point? >> it starts at the top, he's a man taking orders, you're going to go say this and may have said it and we don't care, you are going to say it. if you want accountability vote republican in the midterms. joe: looking at the midterms, everyone believes the house will flip to republican control in the senate, a lot of experts say one or 2 senators can go either way. if we end up in a situation where the house and senate are republican-controlled, biden still in the white house, back to this water issue, probably not going to let you fund the wall, what can you do to secure the border? >> congress, fortunately congress is given the executive everything they need to secure the border as well as it can be

secured, the executive doesn't want to use it. it is like pushing wet toilet paper, trying to get a little bit of pushback, you can't. the administration will not -- won't enforced the law, won't -- trying to repeal title 42. best we can do, won't say the best, we will do our best to get them to enforce the laws that are there but if they want to rope a dope, pretend they can't do what they have a lot of tools to do it. pete: president biden on the west coast claiming if republicans take charge they will make inflation worse. please translate and explain his attempt. >> sometimes you got to laugh. they passed the one. 9 trillion american, called it recovery act, program, whatever, american recession, what they did.

what is left is it would drive up inflation and it did. republicans are going to put a stop on unnecessary spending, do our best to open up north american energy production. rachel: can you do it? >> you can do it by saying okay, agency and until you start issuing permits we will put a squeeze on you, the power of the purse. rachel: let's hope republicans use that power. that is are you got. >> reporter: always tension between an executive the doesn't want to do something out of congress which is trying to get them. you use whatever tool you can because what is at stake, how do we get that budget in better shape? joe: talking about inflation, a lot of your colleagues would say much of our economic woes come from our energy policy. president biden made some news, saudi arabia did saying the biden administration requested

oil production be cut after the midterms, political move there but what does that say for looking out for americans? >> if you are at home paying that much more for your utilities and that much more for your gasoline and that much more for your heating oil you are thinking what is happening? joe: your major forms of energy, we read them off. >> this administration does not compare about family struggling around the kitchen table and they will tell you otherwise but in practice it is true. pete: we know this is about the election, that is how we react to this reality that saudi arabia said no to biden's attempt to meddle in the election. the other side spent four years trying to impeach donald trump using a phone call to say he meddled in an election none of which was true. why did they -- i'm not going to ask. why did they get away with it? rachel: a great question, also

threatened we are not going to give you weapons, isn't that what happened in the ukraine, accused trump of using sale of weapons to ukraine as the same thing, a bargaining chip? we cannot have a country with not same the same rules. >> i am from a state in which hundred of thousands of people have a better living because we have north american energy production. my state, our country, our families are stronger when we develop our own resources, the president is begging other countries to increase their resources. they are going to do what is in their best interests. i asked, mister president, do what is in the interests of the american family, develop our own resources, drive down the cost of all these fuels, drive up the wages of fellow americans. mr. president, please do that, then you will be doing your job. >> with you impeach the president the way they impeached donald trump for the same thing?

>> impeachment starts in the house. they will decide if there is going to be an impeachment. pete: should they do that? >> let's look at the charges, you don't want to make impeachment a political -- rachel: but they do. pete: a lot of things republicans -- >> this is about our country in the future, tit for tat, there is something that should be impeachable he should be impeached, if there is something that it is payback time i'm uncomfortable. rachel: is he impeachable if he did it? >> i don't know. rachel: withholding oil to the american people and the saudi's to do that? >> i don't know that. don't know if that breaks the constitution. that is what it is. rachel: they made so many charges against trump that were trumped up or created that it causes us to say if that is your standard why can't this be the standard, that's the frustrating part, there are two

standards, the challenge for the incoming congress if you get the gavel, presenting an alternative and a lot of people clamoring for accountability. >> if you impeach the president, who will take his place? rachel: there is always that. joe: may be smarter about this than we thought. pete: you are big lsu tigers fan. we are a little bit of a rebuilding year, need to spread around a little bit like georgia. pete: in tennessee talking about being a fan of that, he married into lsu rather than being in the good hands them go with the next tiger. pete: justin jefferson 18 -- in your closet. joe: you are a social climber.

guilty as charged. pete: thanks for coming to visit us. good to see you. joe: turning to your headlines. 911 calls shared with fox news reveal the horrifying sounds of mass shooting in north carolina that left five did including an off-duty police officer. >> we are going -- you have been shocked? >> he works for you. joe: the 15-year-old suspected that attack will be tried as an adult. megan stallion has been robbed, tmz reports two thieves broke through her master bedroom thursday night taking between 300, and $400,000 worth of jewelry plus cash and electronics. the singer who was not home at the time tweeting material things can be replaced but i'm

glad everyone is safe. she should invest in more. and today, national cheese kernel day, it is a bite sized snack made from solid milk and is a staple out in the midwest where the kurds are often found for and on top of mac & cheese and very popular in canada, parts of europe. where else is it popular? rachel: this is wisconsin's top but i love my kurds for i. no way around it. pete: this can't compete with the wisconsin and minnesota state fair. rachel: it should squeak when you bite into it. tell me what you think. joe: i have a lot of squeak. got a lot of squeak. pete: out agreement in

wisconsin package. pete: i don't care -- rachel: the cheese is better. buffalo, white cheddar, i'm hearing that next, cheddar. >> i prefer -- with cheese kurds -- i agree with that. >> classic right here. >> a good show. rachel: these must have been overnight, good job. bring them back. >> i scoured the internet. and beer batter, my fifth batch i felt i got pretty close but i exploded.

>> sounds like a lot of work. i like cheese the way it is. rachel: we find some beer batter ones and bring them in. >> very few stand up and say i got you on that. rachel: hot summer day on the lake in wisconsin, hot cheese kurds. joe: fryer healthy vegetable, that's what we've got for you. rachel: it is same concept. joe: it is fantastic. i like it. rachel: got, will diversity pay dividends? students at elite business schools can major in -- no way, diversity, equity, and inclusion. of course -- in the real world these woke investments are suffering, he is next. get pete: one of my favorite

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joe: woke is back in session. students at wharton school of business can now major in subjects like diversity, equity and inclusion, or environmental, social, and governance factors for business. outside the classroom, investments in these woke fields are suffering. will diversity pay dividends? for that, we will turn to strive asset-management founder vivek ramaswamy. my first question on this, it sounds cool, going to the specialized field, are people hiring individuals with this skill set? >> this is a disaster but a simple business school lesson is embedded in it. if your tuition is going up and the value of what you learn goes down, you are getting a bad deal.

this fits the new lowered standards that many of these institutions like a glove. you want to talk about you pen, right next to the business school, they said for certain races, they require an mcat score to get in. it is accommodation of lower admission standards, lower value of what they are learning, business school student should learn about microeconomics and macroeconomics, not diversity, equity and inclusion as a major in and of itself but as these people get into the workforce it will affect their effectiveness as executives in corporate america, as investors and so on. bad for them, bad for the economy and bad for the country. joe: a lot of businesses bending the knee to woke america, are there businesses that are making it in their business because of the squeaky wheel getting the grease when it comes to this type of thing? >> this is rampant across corporate america.

for corporate america much of this is to deflect accountability for the issues they would rather not be talking about in creating a capital diversity department meant -- training, in the name of diversity, actually means conformity. but there could be some optimism in this as well. it is giving opportunity for hillsdale college to start a business school. i will give that advice but at the same time this could be the beginning of a pendulum shift in the other direction. a generation of business school alumni in the 1980s and 90s learned what milton friedman caught, the purpose of a corporation is to make products and services for profit. if you have a new generation learning the opposite maybe there is something about a graduate that wants to rebel against what they were taught, that could presage a pendulum swing in the other direction 10 to 20 years from now when they realize they didn't guess what they should have gotten and come back to their senses on their own.

joe: donald trump was educated there, the richest man in the world, elon musk was educated there, they say we are proud and delighted that wharton will be offering these new concentrations and majors supported by the school's world-class evidence-based curriculum. we look forward to seeing what our graduates accomplish. respond to that. is this ultimately a liability for their reputation? >> it could be but i have gone to harvard and yale. i've seen worse behavior from those institutions at times as well. we might have an opportunity for a new generation of universities outside the old institutions to take market share from the next generation, the next generation of leaders may not come out of those. joe: the monopoly on education is getting weaker. thank you for joining us. have a good morning. all right. until two standards, the latest serial killer drama topping the

streaming charts. what is planned parenthood upset about? a movie that shows the humanity of marilyn monroe's unborn baby. raymond arroyo, one of my favorites, here to react live. ♪ this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles.

joe: the netflix series trained the life of jeffrey dahmer is the platform's top show but the streaming of marilyn monroe's biotic striking a nerve with planned parenthood over its depiction of her unborn child. rachel: raymond arroyo, what do you make of it? it is a great film.

>> they are losing their minds because there is a talking fetus in the piece, she has two abortions in the movie, we don't know if this happened in life. it is based on a fictional novel by joyce carol oates and in the movie and in the book, the fetus talks back to her, planned parenthood is outraged about this. this is my point. dahmer is acceptable, a guy drilling people's brains for entertainment is acceptable but a talking fetus is beyond the pale. this is really disturbing and we should take a breath when we watch all these movies, one of my favorite media analysts, we shape our tools and our tools shape us. when you watched a steady diet of dahmer and serial killers and across the culture this is happening more and more, this

isn't hannibal lector, who is trying, a grand performance. this is a how-to manual of how to destroy human life, human beings, it is very explicit and our cop friends will tell us they made their job harder because these guys know not only what to do but to evade detection and prosecution. that is a dangerous moment we are in in the culture. it is not all dark, it is not all bleak. pete: you came to share some faith-based films that folks are not aware of. >> mother teresa, no greater love, pat kelly, the night of calibers produced this, one. $2 million and only showed for two days a phantom event, they will do it again at the top of november. it is -- i knew mother teresa, she was instrumental in my life, incredible, bright light, faith, hope, this shows you people are drawn to the good, the beautiful, and true even in a dark time and we have to

focus on that. i love that they are bringing that back at the top of november. >> mother teresa, she said we wouldn't have peace in the world until we ended abortion, good stuff. >> the wise men who found christmas, let me tell you why, this is why i decided to do this book. everything we know about these wise men turned out to be incorrect as i dove into history, archaeology, biblical history, they might have been more than three, the gospel only talks about three gifts, not 3 wise men, they were not from the far east and they were not who we imagined them to be. as i dug into the research i thought this is an adventure tale, the first time you will see the wise men on arabian horses running to the christ child, it is a high-stakes one, political reality, the kingdom they came from, the modern day,

next to jerusalem and what they had to endure as what they risked going to hair it is wound up here. it it is an adventure story for the family and hope deepens and enriches the reality, not only the wise men but what they sought, who they sought because if they are real in their journey israel what they saw -- rachel: we share a love as a hispanic woman we celebrate 3 kings day like a second christmas, if you are from louisiana you do that too and you taught me something interesting, the start of mardi gras for you guys. >> the epiphany, january 6th of all dates, let's redeem january 6th. every january 6th, we have -- joe: as their baby in this cake? rachel: we do that. >> i brought a king cake, every friday the start to january 6th. every january 6th, there is a

baby on one piece of it. this runs january '62 ash wednesday and it is part of the carnival celebration and is a fantastic way to keep the spirit of christmas not only for 12 days of christmas but clear through to the easter season. weather joe: i want to find the kid in the cake. not to do that. how do you find it? rachel: it is the baby jesus. >> not the kid in the cake. weather joe: bought into it. just a little bit -- rachel: if you get -- if you get -- >> take a piece. you went to war and can't eat a cake? give me a piece. what are you doing here? rachel: cheese at and you have to throw a party. >> if you get the baby you throw a party. as i look at this and think of this king herod, didn't notice,

king herod killed three of his children and a wife to protect his throne. when these wise men show up they are endangering their lives. when they didn't come back, he decided to slay all those children but the wise men found christmas, and uplifting fantail for the family. pete: as an adult you learn. i believe you will be signing this at the patriot awards as well. >> at the reagan library and patriot awards in november. rachel: you are bringing light to our culture and i love you for that. it is not a kid in a cake. baby jesus. a moment for us to remember forever. pete: kid in the cake. president biden is in oregon today, campaigning for the democratic gubernatorial candidate as she falls behind her gop challenger in oregon.

that challenger is fighting for your oregon's first republican governor in 3 decades and she joins us live next. joe: it is time for whole hog barbecue, grilling it up on fox square out there, the vegas smiling he's ready for it. pete: maybe there is a kid in there. ♪ al. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ (peaceful music) i love being alive, man. and i almost lost it all, you know.

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rachel: oregon democrats calling on the white house to help rally voters with biden set to join gubernatorial candidate tina cotetech on the trail today. they've not seen a republican governor in 40 years but as the state's crime surge take center stage gop candidate christine drayson has a narrow lead. joining us now is christine drayson. this is a remarkable race. how surprised are you? what is driving this idea of a republican governor in a state that hasn't had one in so long? >> oregon is not a deep blue state. it is purple and we have a huge diversity of folks across the state, we are not just portland but the reality for all of us,

you have been covering it. oregon has been struggling, crime, affordability, housing, homelessness which oregonians are saying status quo is not good enough. we want change. i'm thrilled to be part of that conversation and we are here to lead oregon in a new direction and we are gaining ground and momentum is strong and it's shocking to me they had to go to organist we can. rachel: you look like you 're doing great but there's an independent candidate who is taking 16% of the vote in the paul so how much does your lead have to do with the fact there's an independent in the race? >> oregonians really do have distinct choices. they've got two democrats on the ballot. one from portland and one from a rural part of the state so

they have two choices. they only have one choice that's real change for the state, one republican on the ballot and that absolutely is part of this race, what makes this race historic but oregonians, are you better off today than you were four years ago and if the answer is no and you have an opportunity to vote for change. nike's cofounder, the most famous billionaire in your state donated a million-dollar steer campaign, is a crime? visit inflation? what are the issues driving oregonians to get behind you? >> all sorts of categories, homelessness, crime, education. our schools were closed down longer even than california. our students struggle through covid and now our test scores show they are not back, haven't made up the learning loss, we need change in our classroom, need change at the gas pump and you name it, in oregon, oregonians are looking for a

change to the status quo by having single party control, they want better for themselves, families and communities. >> tell me about your opponent. >> tina, third term with kate brown has stood with police, she stood against people who wanted to defend police, she supported legalization of drugs in the state which has had devastating effects on families and communities, and she has at every turn stood for increased taxes on oregon families and didn't speak up when there was an opportunity to push against kate brown when she kept schools shut down for record periods of time. she is another third term of kate brown, one of the least popular in the nation and oregonians want to change. >> several counties are considering seceding from the standing part of idaho.

maybe your election will help them change their minds. thank you for joining us, appreciate it and good luck with the race. definitely one to watch, turning to some headlines, actor robbie cole train known for his role ash hagrid in the harry potter series passed away. author jk rowling. >> a wizard. rachel: jk rowling remembering condolences to the actor on twitter saying i will never know anyone remotely like robbie again. he was known for roles in james bond, oceans 12 and many other films. call train is survived by his wife and children, he was 72 years old. 22,000 electronic bikes sold at major retailers like amazon and walmart are being recalled over

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same thing, those are your headlines. over to you. joe: we started the day with cheese kurds, thanks to the state of cheese, wisconsin, now we are all to the first national whole hog barbecue day so of course we have to get the whole hog here and that is a work of art. that is from pig beach barbecue and they were the ones to get to us. >> joining us for teaching a master class at the food festival later today, chef shane mcbride and chef stephen few gate. great shirt. talk to us about this. >> we have a whole hog here, started cooking this at 4:00 in the morning, pulled it out at 4:00 in the morning for you guys. four hours. got our signature rub on their. we cut the back off of here so

we get into it so we get to every part of it. the famous parties this is the bacon, this is how you crystallize the bacon right there. that is the best part. bacon. >> still hot. there we go. that is it. that's the bacon right there. so you take every piece. i will make sandwiches for you guys right here. joe: you put it on a smoker. >> 24 hours and a smoker. joe: we used to call it pig in the ground. >> same thing, just on the ground. joe: we couldn't afford a smoker but my dad would run a shovel. >> that's all you need. the skin, we cut the skin off. joe: what did you do with it? just checking. >> got a little bit of every piece of the pig right here. the bread right here.

a little bit of coleslaw and you are good to go. joe: i washed my hands before i got out there. >> let me give you the cheese. that is the cheese right there. look at that. >> want some sauce? joe: that is good. who will shake all of your hands? >> red meat, we don't one of those. joe: this is amazing, congratulations being at the festival this weekend. >> national whole hog day. check out the new book. joe: you can learn how to do all of this. big beach barbecue. thank you very much.

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pete: today on fox, penn state against the michigan wolverines at noon eastern, which of these teams will lose their undefeated status. let's bring in college football analysts brady quinn who is in the middle of this. if you can, break down this big matchup. >> reporter: you can establish the ground game to wait for them, right now the highest candidate who carried this team offensively throughout the course of the season but went up against the stingy defense with a new defensive coordinator, penn state, two freshman running backs who are outstanding, nick singleton, these young backs are capable of taking over the game.

that is what this is about. the ground game, one -- kind of windy here. pete: we can hear it on the penn state side, any concerns, showing a bunch of photos of their game against northwestern, is that a concern whether their offense can delivered today? >> reporter: it was a couple weeks ago. they are coming off of it, quarterbacks in the sixth year. you can make the case, purdue on the road to open season going to that as well but both of these teams, the first of the season. pete: this could be when we find out what kind of football team they are and we can here and on your side. on saturday, that is as good as it gets. football at its core.

>> it will be a crazy environment, i remember playing in 2005, it is deafening how loud the big house gets. it is a crazy environment for penn state pulling off the upset. pete: don't want to steal your thunder but do you have a prediction? where do you think it goes? >> i would love to give you a prediction for the game but you got to tune in. or kick off on fox, and a lower scoring game, and big 10 football a lot of running. pete: very interesting, you're in the middle of it, i am jealous of you, a lot more fun, watching it today at noon. >> come join us at some time.

pete: will would not allow me, i will take you with to figure it out, brady quinn, you are the man. we have a big final hour still ahead and we will find the kid in the cake or in the pig. dan vongino and clay travis will be here. ♪

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