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we're always honored to share. share the photos at friends@foxnews.com. those are all from you. we're honored to show you it every saturday, and morning. there is joey jones, and rachel campos-duffy. joey: congratulations with your win on the new team. pete: my new team is the tennessee volunteers. joey: i row rolled in the with two horses like the wagon. pete: we won the new game, as new resident of tennessee. if i showed up as new resident of tennessee would they have -- joey: they were a dumpster fire before you got there. pete: that is what people say when i show up, it is a dumpster fire. well-taken. at that was great. at bam undefeated.

tennessee defeated. they win on a knuckle ball field goal. joey: that coach, josh heiple, that was a effort, after they scored 14 points at the end of the game. didn't happen. the otherwise in orange. rachel: what i love about pete, he was not in tennessee no more than 48 hours, all the kids were decked out for the football gear. pete: all in. we moved that there. joey: you're not trading strike kings for the titans? pete: no, adding the vikings. campos-duffy approved. thanks for being with us. we have a four hour tour, it ought to be a good one. we start with this one, if you have been following our coverage own the border, you've seen griff jenkins, his willingness to go on both sides of the river, to expose the on going

human trafficking that is going. here is one particular sound bite griff jenkins encountering smugglers trafficking people from venezuela. rachel: in mexico. pete: i cannot say that but that is exactly right. here is a piece of the sound bite of griff talking to one of those smugglers. reporter: [speaking spanish] pete: i think i said venezuela. i meant to say nicaraguan. he said is the border open? the border of course says yes. if you talk to the border patrol agents which you're not allowed to right now, if you tack to the people coming here they say it is he open. you talk to the smugglers they say it is open. yet in an amazing gaslighting what would you call it? the dhs secretary says to "the dallas morning news," it's our fault. it's your fault, politicians and fox news. look at this quote. the political cry that the

border is open is music to the smuggler's ears, they take that political rhetoric, they market it. rachel he is saying the fault of the people that expose it that the border is open? rachel: it doesn't make any sense. if you just scratch the surface of that it makes no sense. the border is open as you rightly pointed out. the smugglers, the people, the border patrol, the people who live in the area will tell you that the border is open. they, by the way our border is the most dangerous border crossing in the entire world. that alejandro mayorkas is not embarrassed to be the secretary of homeland security while our national border has become the most dangerous border crossing in the entire globe, he should be ashamed of himself. joey: no the problem with the border we have right now is quite simply there is no policy that the biden administration is

looking to be in place to slow it down. this is not so up this is music to the smugglers ears. the smugglers are not unsophisticated. they know exactly how to get people across, drugs across and how to take advantage of it. rachel: there, joey, there is one policy. they decided they don't want anyone who might potentially oppose socialism. so they have decided to take venezuelans, just venezuelans and reinstitute title 42 which was the remain in mexico policy of the trump administration, and apply it just to people who hate socialism. joey: just like they did with cubans. rachel: exactly. joey: at one point as well. rachel: exactly. joey: rachel, you mentioned people that live at the border, ranchers in south texas. here is one of them, richard guerra. rachel: come on, say guerra. pete: from south texas, talking about to fox digital about kamala harris, the so-called czar. >> hoping for a change in the

administration. come to the border. come see it for yourself. spend some time here. spend sometime with ranchers, farmers, local people that are suffering the consequences, you know. wake up, do your job, get down here. you know and be the person you're supposed to be as a. pete: good, decent, measured people is trying to make a living. that might be him screaming right there, but it's a cry for help. joey: you talk about like the rio grande region, so many people in texas have swung towards president trump and republicans on this. i have a little bit of personal experience from this. i come from a town, i talk about it, very proud of it. textile industry most made in georgia, three or four decades. most labor come from somewhere else. a lot of first generation americans in my town. i went to school with a lot of first generation dreamers, of

them "dreamers." you talk to them about the border. they don't like what republican said, they don't like it now. their parent went into this country live disenfranchised, without everything part of being american. there was not citizenship for him. crossing the border is not a waygain citizenship. the only way for parent who came here for hard work, good intentions, the only way to come take advantage of being here, come here legally. they know what they want. they know as the border is wide open, that is not what they will get. people that maybe their parents came illegally down on the border don't want this. this is not what they want. rachel: a couple governors have been frustrated by the policy coming out of the biden administration, the open border policy, they don't care how it affects people living on the border, or the states receiving so many illegal immigrants after they get flown around the country, they decided to expose

this policy by sending illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities, to places that claim they want illegal immigration and then once these governors, desantis, abbott, et cetera, did this, these people actually, these states actually said, guess what? this is really hard. we don't want them. pete: state of emergency. joey: they lost their mind what they did. the border all of sudden is not an emergency but illegal crossers in their city and irony is steep. rachel: governor desantis said i will keep doing this. i will send them to delaware and illinois. here is the "miami herald" reported, that the state contractor for the responsible told the florida department of transportation it wanted to continue its humanitarian services proposal through december 1st. the contract for's proposal sending 100 or more migrants to delaware, illinois, other states at a cost of $950,000 in state funds. pete: they're doing this openly.

saying precisely why they're doing it. the state is paying for it. the people they're moving from state a to state b, are volunteering to be a part of it. just happens to be according to the elite media and these democrat-run cities the wrong place. just don't do it in our backyard. joey: they want the federal post to take care of the problem in their city, they never called for the federal government, i don't know, fulfill its duty, secure the border. november is coming quick. americans are not stupid. most of us adhere to certain set of ideology or policy, there may be a lot of democrats out there really believe in progressive views that nature, if they live near the border, they're touched by the border, they may vote a different way. rachel: that will be a big call by the democrats in november. the stunning numbers of last election movement of hispanics to move toward the republican

party, unheard of these are generational democrat hispanics. joey: if you talk to them -- rachel: switching over to the republican party. i think you will see even bigger numbers because the border crisis is now so undeniable. the democrats have just thought because you're his pan schnick you must be for illegal immigration and the truth is, hispanics are for their families and they want their communities to work. hispanic-americans say we don't want the chaos. democrats other than henry cuellar, henry cuellar is great but ends up voting for nancy pelosi. rachel: votes for nancy pelosi. joey: i was in midland last week. i was in south texas before that. i talk to hispanic-americans, texans there, these people are not coming here for the same reasons we did. that is what they say. whatever those reasons are, i don't know if it is take advantage of social security opportunities or to smuggle drugs, they don't believe the people coming now are coming with the same intention for the

same purpose they did. that is their words. not mine. i'm not putting their words in their mouth. pete: you will not have open benefits an open borders. you can't have a endless piggybank. parents seeing more kids who cannot speak english. more difficult to do instruction. could be another group of people saying it guys e good for me and my community. rachel: you said the difference, before, i'm from arizona it was single men, they came to work and send money back. we're seeing entire families as you said. pete: you're right. we move on to another fox news alert. a suspected cereal killer is taken into custody in california while he was quote, out hunting for new victims. rachel: he is believed to be the responsible for a string of execution-style murders dating back to last year.

joey: ashley strohmier is here to tell us more. pete: police are confident yesterday's arrest saved the life of another potential victim. take a listen. >> our surveillance team followed this person while he was driving. we watched his patterns and determined early this morning he was on a mission to kill. as officers made contact with him, he was wearing dark clothing, and had a mask around his neck. he was also armed with a firearm when he was taken into custody. we are sure we stopped another killing. rachel: wesley brownlee was taken into custody overnight yesterday thanks to combination of investigators hard work and tips submitted by members of the community this is the pistol he was found with as he allegedly stalked out an apartment complex. authorities are working to identify if the weapon is linked to seven murders brownlee is allegedly connected with.

six shootings happened in stockton, california, claiming a life, hurting six this year. brownlee is a suspect in similar shooting in oakland. police consider him the sole suspect at this time. it is believed to be this man captured on surveillance video from one of those crime scenes. >> this is that next step in the right direction. so that these families that have been impacted, the entire community that has been impacted can find some sort of resolution and we can give these families the justice they deserve, listen. nothing i can say on set will bring back those lost stocktonians, lost loved oneses. reporter: despite brownlee's arrest is investigation is active. they ask give information on the tipped line that is still open. rachel: thanks, ashley. joey: turning to our headlines a grief be neighborhood in raul

lie, north carolina pays respects to the five people killed in a shooting on thursday with this solemn song. [but now i see ♪ joey: the community scrapping plans for a fall festival on the hills of this tragic shooting. raleigh, police department draping a cruiser in black, 29-year-old gabriel torres who was on his way to work before being gunned down. the 15-year-old accused of carrying out the mass shooting will be tried as an adult. protesters are caught spraying a catholic church. covering sidewalks and doors with disparaging messages including abort the court. the pastor of the 100-year-old church speaking out that the suspects are not only brought to justice but to an encounter with jesus. rachel: they also sprayed, by the way they spray-painted death

to christian nationalism. joey: to college football, fifth ranked michigan running all over number 10 penn state, 41-7 victory at the big house one of the loudest places to play. a couple feed stormings across the country yesterday as well. utah fans swarming rice stadium after the team's 43-42 upset of 7th ranked usc. tennessee fans waited 16 years for this. pete waited at least 16 days. volunteers hit a game-winning field goal to stun third ranked alabama 42-49. for the first win over the crimson tide. fans managed to steal the field goalposts. tennessee's athletic director ordered new field goals to be made. they anticipated this they called their shot. my top-ranked georgia bulldogs,

shut out vanderbilt 55-0. they could have made it 80-0. they scored with three different quarterbacks. we remain unbeaten. the orange squad looked good. there is full slate of nfl games coming up today. tom brady and tampa bay buccaneers taking on the steelers at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can catch the game on fox. pete: it was not 16 days. 60 days. waited 60 days for that win. clay travis may have waited 16. it is a long time. joey: i grew up in northwest georgia, tennessee was a rival carried most about a lot of people live near me failed geography class were tennessee fans. i want my team to be good. there is something at stake. pete: you warned me about being a tennessee fan. joey: i did. pete: for reasons that be shared on television.

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♪. joey: welcome back. as tensions rise between the u.s. and china, chinese president xi xinping says china will never give up the right to use force over taiwan. pete: now it looks like president for life. president xi is also expected to award himself a third term as china's leader during the communist party's so-called congress today. rachel: alexandria hoff joins us live from washington to tell us more. good morning, alexandria.

reporter: good morning. no surprises there. president xi xinping described the idea growing power and taking care of taiwan as the wheels of history turning. that is how he put it nearly two hour speech to delegates opening up the communist party 20th national congress. the communist leader was meant with applause trying peaceful reunification with taiwan. warned the interference of outside countries that supported taiwan to solidify the defacto independence. the warning was likely at the united states. president biden said last month u.s. policy remains unchanged. we do not support unilateral changes to the status quo by either side. this has been the policy for sometime. following the august visit though, house speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan beijing has amplified military intimidation against the democratic island nation. back in beijing this meeting of delegates will last for a week

and after will reveal new leadership for the country. it is more though than widely anticipated that president xi will be anointed to that third term. this congress meets he have five years, guys. >> thank you, alexandria. reporter: sure. joey: pete: every five years, each five years it met he consolidated his power even more. by the time they meet for the fourth time they won't meet because he controls everything. anyway, no surprise. here's a story that caught our eye for all the wrong reasons and we thought you might want to know b ithaca college in up state in new york, they decided to call what optional year-long anti-racism institute. you heard that phrase. it is being used more and more. actually very racist but they call it anti-racist institute, where the faculty and staff in that department once a week are segragated by race, meaning, apparently voluntary meeting.

>> optional. pete: optional meeting. white people over here. whatever group skin colors over here, all in the name of dismantling racism and dismantling white sue supreme system. here is the explanation. it's a faculty strollment program. because ithaca college is mostly white institution, they are working on decentering those practices. the curriculum will be based on building equity, always that word, equity, literacy abilities starting with the recognition of systemic racism, features of white supremacy, in personpoll sy and pedagogy. rachel: interesting we started with alexandria hoff's story from communist china. move from marxism, communism, to the cultural marxism. this is what it is truly is. the idea it is optionable is

laughable. communist rallies are optional. if you don't show up, social credit score goes down, somebody marks you down. pete: you did not show up at the optional rally. rachel: you must be a racist if you didn't agree to be seg a gated every other week for the anti-racist training this is scary stuff. we laugh, but this is the antithesis of what america is based on. joey: listen my objection to this not rooted in the fax i'm white, ultimately the message being white is wrong. i'm perfectly secure who i am. if it's a guy with no legs, guy talks southern or being a white guy. what bothers me about it, they're going down this pact i don't know fully conscious or not, going down the path to say if this, if that. society dominated by white people all the rules of society are inherently racist. hey, if you should treat people with respect. they're kind of safing that is a white thing. that is what white people do.

in doing so you knee bite the contributions of everybody else into our culture and society. what we choose to live what is american culture. just because white people have been the largest majority, there were times in our past where other groups even women had to fight for their right to be enfranchised doesn't mean they didn't contribute. it doesn't mean so much our culture isn't from their influence. when you go down the path are you trying to excuse bad behavior? are you trying to punish those that work a little harder? i don't know what your endgame is. if it is simply everyone should be treated equal and fair, i don't see this as a process to get there. rachel: the endgame, joey, is to basically upend everything that america is about. this is about the fundamental transformation that barack obama talked about. pete: it is ultimately self-loathing. because you don't believe in yourself you can't believe in your own country. instead you get this here, where is it.

migrant buses a live shot of migrant bus arriving in new york city. you can't say border are good, sovereignty is good, your country is good. you open it up to any values. america for all of its sins was founded on some very probation i can things that contributed to the pros pair and faith and freedom we had over 225 years. they decided all those things are evil. as a result all steeped in racism. they make up a phrase called anti-racism. it is really racist. they tell you if you're not for it you should be shut down and canceled. imagine the students. these are faculty and staff by the way. so if you're a student at ithaca, you want to think freely, have a different viewpoint, forget about it. rachel: i hate to break the news to you, students are enforcers. i think the hostages are often the faculty in the entire situation. joey: coddling of the american mind outlines in a very boring way, very true way, goes over and over example of a example, swung so far liberal professors

are hold on this is not what liberalism is. this is craziness. rachel: what parents are telling this week our own ainsley earhardt was in virginia. she spoke with parents who are saying this is not what we want for our children. this is not the idea of america that we grew up with. we want to go back to that. take a listen. >> have the same america that i had growing up. i want them to have the same opportunities and there is that meme, you had one job. i got one job, ainsley. and i'm not going to go down, i just want them to have the same opportunities to be free, to be judged by the content much character and on their merit and not because they're black, oh, you have to have this helping hand. that employers, no, i don't want that for them. i want the same america that i had the opportunity. joey: wow. rachel: yet these elitists, these elitists at the university who imposed this new cultural marxism want to impose it, this

is what this man wants. saying you're black, i know what you want. you want us all segregated. pete: sounds like white supremacy. rachel: cultural impairment. joey: i iening that from ainsley taking my son to his mom's house, one of the people she spoke to no longer the soft bigotry of low expectation. it is overt bigotry of low expectation is a really good point. pete: by the way, fox news dot dom, fox news digital reached out to ithaca clegg, they did not, did lock the event page to a password-protected page. but we used howard zinn awesome on the password code, still able to get in. rachel: open sesame. howard zinn i love it. pete: amazing. thanks for being with us, 30 minutes after the top of the hour. still ahead could new york go blue? lee zeldin forcing his race

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pete: historically we had high rights, if you look where we are in 22, that is a rocket ship. how did that happen. >> you need a mortgage to pay for your mortgage. that is what happened pete. mortgage rates doubled in the last five months as the federal reserve pushed the price of money, interest rates, trying to slow down the economy so we can get our arms around inflation. this is all about the federal reserve and inflation. the bad news is especially for first-time buyers it is expensive to buy a house. many can't do it, right? reporter: looking at a 30-year mortgage, depending on the cost of the home, could be talking about thousands of additional dollars. >> average home. 400 grand is about the average price. 20% down. today the same house will cost you about 750 bucks more than -- pete: per month,. >> per month than just nine months ago. pete: that is almost pure interest most does not go to equity in the home. >> exactly right. pete: where do you see the number going? >> it is going higher.

no question the federal reserve will push us on this path, push the price of money higher to grapple with inflation they did a pretty good job causing in the first place. pete: let's not forget they're not solving that. we'll step out here to energy costs across america. when americans are having trouble heating heating their homes that is real pinch. >> the christmas present will be a sweater. people are turning down the heat because they can't afford to heat their homes double-digit increases across the board. pete: natural gas 28%, heating oil, propane, whatever your source is. >> whatever your source is. it is more expensive this year than last year. has anyone gotten raises of 26, 28%? pete: there you go. >> pay cut recession. many have jobs. the pay is not keeping up. pete: we're getting poorer.

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voters in the wolverine state is abortion. proposition 3 would declare abortion an absolute right in the state law allowing anyone, including minors to get an abortion, birth control or even gender reassignment surgeries potentially without parental permission. amber bloom from right to life of michigan joins us now with more. amber, so great to have you on this morning. so, if you talk to pro-lifers around the country, the activists they will tell you prop 3 is the most important proposition in the country. explain why. >> absolutely. in fact, rachel, first of all thank you for having me on today. i would just add prop 3 is the most radical, dangerous, proposal on the november ballot anywhere in the country. proposal 3 would not only enshrine unrestricted, unlimited right to abortion in the michigan constitution, it is a trojan horse for a plan to target children with gender

reassignment therapy, transition, without parental consent. so intentionally cutting parents out of the equation. it actually gets worse than that because the aclu already said this is a blueprint for what they would like to bring across the country. rachel: so to be clear, if this were to pass, proposition 3, it is not just any bill. it actually will be enshrined in your michigan constitution, correct? >> that is absolutely correct. rachel: would put you to the left of california and in the same category as north korea and china when it comes to abortion? >> you got that exactly right, rachel. proposal would not only allow minors to begin puberty blocking drugs, hormone-replacement therapy, which can lead to sterilization, it would alloy minors to become sterilized on go gender reassignment therapy, have an abortion all without parental consent this would be

the most radical bill, the most liberal policies on abortion and gender transition therapy nationwide and really worldwide. you're right, except for in china and north korea. rachel: all right. that is scary stuff especially if you're a parent. >> absolutely. rachel: i want to move to another topic, michigan is hostile ground for protests, just political activity done on all types of issues but targeting pro-lifers. so you had recently an 83-year-old woman who was shot just going to get petitions door-to-door, unbelievable. and now we're seeing vandalism on churches just yesterday, two days ago, churches were spray-painted with christian nationalling aism, abort the court. how do you keep, i mean you're in the pro-life movement there in michigan. how do you keep your activists safe? how do you keep them motivated in this kind of an environment

really increasingly so dangerous? by the way, amber, not to mention the fbi going after pro-lifers. >> yeah, right. first i will say that is exactly right. we had one of our older volunteers. she was peacefully executing her constitutionally protected right to free speech. she was doing what thousands of people across the country do during an election season and going door-to-door. she was encouraging her neighbors and community members to vote no on proposal 3. and in doing so she was shot while leaving. she drove herself to the police department. then went to the hospital. i would like to add to that too, to what you're talking about here with regard to vandalism, right to life of michigan also has been targeted but our volunteers will not be intimidated. we're moving forward. we're training more people than ever before. rachel: yeah. to make the point, that 83-year-old woman, god bless her, went right back to

volunteering. put a sign in front of her house. >> she did. rachel: when you're fighting for life, it is just hard to be intimidated in that way. amber -- >> that is exactly right. rachel: amber, thanks for joining us today. great stuff. thanks for letting us know about prop 3. it is an important proposition. >> thanks so much, rachel. i want to add one quick point if your viewers are interested, gifts and go, forward slash abortion amendment. nation for having me today. rachel: god bless. rick reichmuth has the fox weather forecast. rick? rick: a lot of weather going on today, the case the next couple days. watch this. big storms across parts of oklahoma, red river valley towards arkansas. this is waking you up this morning probably why you turn on the tv. monsoon season across parts of the southwest is incredible. we're getting a different kind of system bringing a lot of rain, really heavy rain across

parts of new mexico. this does not look like parts of the great lakes right now. this stubborn system brings progressively colder air. a foot of snow across the up of michigan. they had the first snow of the season. tuesday, wednesday morning we'll see freezing conditions across mississippi and alabama. cold air is on its way in. rachel. rachel: thank you, rick. a democrat is in clean-up mode she wanted parent to be criminally punished to support kids lgbtq identity. one mom says this is mainstream thinking in public schools. she joins us next.

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♪. joey: welcome back. a virginia democrat pushing back after reports claim she planned to introduce a bill to charge parents with abuse if they don't support their child's gender identity tore sexual orientation. the delegate told a local outlet it could be a felony, misdemeanor, this law is telling you do not abuse their children because they are lgbtq. she is now saying her comments were inaccurately characterized. here to react, founder, and president of parents defending

education, nicole neily. nicole, welcome, thank you for joining us. looks like she is walking this back now. i guess the voice of parents were heard here. >> absolutely. i'm not surprised she is walking it back because she got such a smacking from the media from coast to coast. it really shows this is the coin of thing where she spoke up. she said what was really in her heart. frankly what is in the heart of the most of the democratic party and it is deeply unpopular across the political ail spanning racial lines this is something parents across the country will not stand for. i'm glad she learned a lesson. sadly many people across the country have to learn that. joey: you're a mother of two. took your kids out of public school. put them in private school. was there a specific incident that was going on caused you to do that? >> no, just the quality of the public school system. overcrowded classrooms, bringing children down to the lowest common denominator, let students with questions are curious. overall the amount of

information that is being provided to parents, the fact i was still not allowed to enter the school building because of covid restriction last year, families kept at arms length, really caused a lot of us to doubt the public school system. that trust once again will be very difficult to restore. joey: we have a tweet from that representative. she said i spent my career fighting to support families and keep all children safe. as a social worker, mother to four children, casa child advocate i will not let my record be distorted by anyone. i will always stand up to republicans attacks against our children. you know, ted cruz weighed in on this i think on twitter as well. the facts are there she literally said she wanted to punish parents who wanted to be involved in how their children are being treated much less things like, a transition of identity. >> right. sadly these policies are mainstream across the country. eau claire, wisconsin, we saw a district tell teachers that

information has to be earned from parents. it is not given. we're in a lawsuit in iowa because these parental exclusion policies are really, it is the rule, not the exception these days. that is why parents are mad. we will continue to speak up to defend our children. joey: a political battle line drawn between parents and activists i think parents might show up en masse this november. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. joey: all right, president biden dismissing concerns about the economy while enjoying an ice cream cone? well, we'll have that at the top of the hour. i could use an ice cream. president biden: i'm not concerned about the economy. our economy is strong as hell.

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joey: good morning. you're looking there at a beautiful city, the city of atlanta, georgia, the capital city of my home state, a state that will be all in the headlines as the midterms come. they're waiting on the sun to rise. city that is important to college football but the nfl there is not always -- pete: are you ridden that ferris wheel, joey? joey: that ferris we'll is knew, not any kind of landmark. pete: nice to have you here. how you snuck in college football. joey: the home of the college football hall of fame. the university of georgia -- pete: chyle, pick any other topic you like to talk about than. rachel: talk about royals, real housewives on bravo. talk about -- pete: did see some royal news somewhere, oh, prince harry ha