8. steve: the other evidences that anything of consequence they have to walk it back. we are out of time great to see you we will see you next sunday on "the next revolution" when that will b the economy is >> todd: that tone-deaf message, as both parties think democrats will get crushed in the midterms if they can't figure out the messaging on this issue. watch. >> they are furious with biden's

far left socialist agenda which led to increased spending, increased inflation. >> democrats should talk about the economy. they should contrast their views with the republican decision. >> they should be talking about how much things cost at the supermarket, the gas pump. if they talk about anything else, they are nuts. >> todd: alexandria hoff live in washington with the very latest. alexandria? >> you heard that last sound bite. they've been trying to talk about anything else. inflation is a top issue for midterm voters combined with recession concerns and the biden administration has had to come up with a sensitive response. >> it's possible but not inevitable and we are doing everything we can to strengthen the foundations of the american economy. retail sales, payload employment, industrial production, all of those have not been flashing red. all of those are not recessionary territory.

eco-there is 's vehicle there is now a 63% chance that recession will hit e next three months up from a 49% probability noted back in july. 21% of families cutting back on necessities. here is president biden's take on the state of the economy. >> i'm not concerned. concerned about the rest of the world. our economy is strong as hell. internally. inflation is worldwide. >> an explanation was needed because the rising value of the dollar has been widely blamed for fueling inflation worldwide so that was somewhat of a confusing answer. what about the inflation reduction act? take a listen. >> lots of americans are curious when the so-called inflation reduction act will start to bring down inflation. because of the many parts of the bill will start to take effect next year. for example, there are tax

credits or energy to help people weatherize their homes. we are focused on helping to make the transition in a way that brings down energy costs for families. >> with three quarters of americans cutting back on necessities, it's a hard time considered to buy new energy windows. >> todd: alexandria hoff thank you. why isn't this white house doing anything to solve inflation? it's because of the attitude they have about it. look at joe biden. "our economy is strong as hell." by what metrics, joe? everything is a disaster including everyone's 401(k). check out this for "the new york post" today. op"401(k)-leto." i go to the kids and say it, i'm

joking. but at the same time there are kids who are going to make horrible decisions when it comes to the retirement because their 401(k)s have tanked. >> since president biden took office, monthly savings have collapsed calling 82%. the average 401(k) plan had over $135,000 at the start of this year. today, those assets have shrunk on average to about $101,000. in other words, the average 401(k) plan is down about $34,000. more than 25% in less than one year. and you also have inflation outpacing pay. so even if you get a pay bump, you're ultimately taking less home because everything is so much more expensive and part of the biden messaging, the biden administration's messaging and, in the inflation reduction act there are tax cuts to winterize your home. i don't think it's going to make

many americans happy at the end of the day. >> todd: what's joe biden doing? eating an ice-cream cone looking like an idiot. the point is that biden experience, the ice cream come and the sound bite committed to get the republicans trying to craft those final campaign commercials going into november. as bad as he is been so far during his two years in office, that was in the sound bite and visual make him look even worse and that's against the republicans. >> carley: you look at these prices, the price increases month-to-month. we always get these numbers and they paint a perfect chair. an unfortunate picture. diesel fuel up 9.1%. residential, natural gas 2.6%. eggs are up .7%. fresh and dried vegetables up 16%, parked up by .5%. president biden says on the campaign trail he's not going to build the economy from the top down from the middle out and that's his way saying that he wants to help low income folks

the most. at the same time, how do you explain things like passing student loan bailouts is free money to the richest among us which will increase inflation and affect the poorest people the negative way. poll after poll american people trust republicans more to handle the economy and inflation. todd: the only reason people are in disbelief or denial is because the jobs numbers are still strong. we are seeing cracks in the foundation, jobs are going to be going away. the jobless rate is going to be going up may be at that point is a administration will realize we are in a recession. >> carley: i know that you hate/love this when the president says other countries are faring better than the united states because you say who cares about other countries? germany, italy, u.k., but canada and france and japan are not. nobody cares what's going on in

germany, italy, or the u.k. here in the united states and one of the reasons those countries's inflation numbers are so higher is because the world economy is dictated by what's going on in united states. >> todd: this is a ridiculous point he consistently makes in addition to the ice cream. jury deliberations set to complete ours now in the trial of the russian national, egret and >> moreon what we can expect. >> the jury will deliberate on the standing charges after closing statements hours from now as a federal judge dismisses one of the five charges of making false statements to the fbi. told the fbi he never talked to a democratic p.r. executive who contributed information to the debunk steele dossier. his legal team 's statement was true.

the trial also uncovering revelations in the fbi's alleged payments to informants. a group of agents reportedly met with christopher steele early october 2016 about his dossier which we now contain salacious allegations about donald trump and members of his 2016 campaign. during questioning, the fbi offered him $1 million to corroborate the dossier's allegations against former president trump, but steele could not do so. the fbi paid danchenko over $200,000 to serve as a confidential source from 2017 to late 2020. carter page who served as a cia operational contact and fbi informant claims he was never paid by the bureau. "i rest my life countless times this country around the world and was never paid 1 penny by the cia, fbi, or any of the u.s. intelligence agencies that i loyally served for many years." was the target of a fisa warrant

that debunks dossier served as the basis of the application and its renewals for g.o.p. congressman james comer says it keeps looking worse by the fbi. >> the fact is the american people have lost confidence in the fbi. it's going in the wrong direction every day another report comes out that's more damaging to the fbi. >> danchenko has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >> carley: thank you. let's bring in former fbi agent and navy seal jonathan gilliam. gogood morning to you. this danchenko trial could be the last case prosecuted by john durham. what's the big picture take away from all of this? >> i want to show you something really quick, taking a bit from what we've seen on election time. i want you to look good versus bad behavior. want to focus on who the behavior benefits, if there is a

positive or negative outcome of it. if you look at anyone, you look at durham, what you see is the lying to the fbi. a couple of things coming out, durham is just another part of this doj because he works for this doj. is he being pressured by the doj to mitigate this or less in these charges and get rid of this thing, or is this a crime for help saying this is all i can do. these accusations, was there any transparency? can you track this behavior back to any specific person or groups of people and is there positive or negative outcome for the things that he did, danchenko himself, or any other people

involved? constantly and consistently expresses back the dnc, the biden, the clinton, to anything not trump that is pushed on the left. it also presses back to the doj and the fbi, people who actually praise danchenko after investigating him back in 20094 up intentionally being a spy for russia. and by the way, fiona hill, the person that testified against trump during the ridiculous impeachment trial about a phone call to ukraine, she is the one who introduced danchenko to christopher steele in 2010. that's very interesting when you look at the totality of all these things. >> todd: a lot of detail there as jonathan c gilliam goes carl t rowe when you reference john durham, did you think that by now that there would've been more to come out of the durham investigation?

let's face it. he's been at this for years. he needs to be measured in years and it doesn't seem like we have a whole heck of a lot. >> investigations typically when you look at them, they are looking for who this benefits, right? you typically want a law enforcement agency that's not associated with the people being investigated. and when you look at the overall, the breadth and width of this investigation, many people from the doj have been involved with this on the wrong side the entire time. i believe durham was the wrong person for this investigation. it should've been somebody completely out of the doj, quite honestly, if you want honest reporting and you can go back to the fact that the information, the dossier was falsely used to get a fisa to spy on american citizens. that tells you the doj should not of been involved with this at all to begin with.

when you look at the totality again, the totality of circumstances, we see an investigation that does more to protect those people who have done wrong than it does to convict the people who have done wrong. >> carley: speaking of totality, jonathan, we do talk to you a lot about how a lot of the americans have lost faith in the fbi in their varying opinions on how to get back on track. how do you see it? >> i think they are absolutely correct. when you just look at danchenko, rank-and-file people who say he was doing good while the executive said he was actually trustworthy and cooperative. when you also look back in danchenko supposedly disappeared in 2011, he never left the country. that was a mistake by the fbi that he just disappeared. that same individual who works for a left-leaning brookings institute when he was being investigated later becomes

basically a source for the fbi to verify with the information he gave him which never happens. when you put all that together with fake evidence, the mar-a-lago investigation, the same way it came out, only 370 of those had nothing to do with it, how could the american people trust the fbi further? >> carley: thank you so much for joining us. an update on a tragic crime sorry, catching the moment of a wounded bristol police officer shoots and kills a man who just murdered two other officers. watch. [gunshots] [gunshots] >> he's down!

>> [crying] >> one down. suspect down. >> carley: the suspect fired over 80 rounds before being killed by that single shot from wounded officer alec eurato. lord to the scene with police sergeant justin amonte and alex hemsley who lost their lives in the shooting from a bogus 911 call. the funeral for the fallen heroes set on friday. miami dolphins honoring one fallen sergeant before yesterday's game. check this out. the team tweeted this picture of a custom jersey with demonte's name on it that we honor a lifelong doll for who was planning to attend today's game. >> todd: wow. this report here on proxima federal filings show missouri democrat carrie burgess spent nearly $500,000 for campaign funds on private security

despite calls to deep on police. you shall not more than $100,000 in security services according to federal election commission records. justifying her security saying her life had been threatened and she had "too much work to do." okay. fellow squad members who have voiced support for the defined movement including ilhan omar, rashida tlaib have pay top dollar for private security. florida governor ron desantis beings land by the media for using blood restrictions in areas hit hardest by eric in charlotte, lee, sarasota counties. i thought the left like that. the governor writing, "governor desantis has made voting easier in certain counties battered by hurricane ian the only republican leaning ones.

npr fleming the political fans but southwest florida liens republican with the counties of lee, charlotte, sarasota delivering wins for de callingthose areas "political stronghold." all three counties were debited by the category four storm, hurricane ian killing more than a hundred people in its path. as they say on the left, never let a good strategy go to waste. another blue state takes a hit ahead of election day. the new york governor's race is now officially a toss-up. >> carley: did you hear about this? lee zeldin within single digits striking distance within kathy hochul. that is being attributed to one key issue. we are going to be digging into that next.

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>> todd: a suspect and allege a gang member charged with last week's shooting of a 15-year-old on the new york city subway being held without bail. this despite his attorneys claim that keandre russell is the victim who killed in self-defense. two groups began fighting in a

queens subway car. russell shot him in the chest. charged with two counts of second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon. russell's attorneys says the murder charge is excessive but he faces life in prison if convicted. >> carley: responding to new york's suspend cashless bail if he is elected as the state's next governor. people want to say this date. they want to save new york city. they are tired of having to wake up every morning and read all the headlines of rising crime in their own neighborhood. places where they used to feel safe. >> carley: the neck and neck in the race with democrat incumbent governor kathy hochul at 49%. real clear politics average shows the g.o.p. congressman trailing by just 5.3%. former president from endorsing congressman zeldin for new york governor. trump taking to truth social to say, "i have watched and known

congressman lee zeldin for many years. was strong on border crime and our great military and vets and fought hard to protect our second amendment and succeeded. he'll be a great governor of new york and has my complete and total endorsement." and charlie hurt says crime will drive new york and upper blue states to the right. >> is no longer about democrat or republican or conservative or liberal or anything like that. democrats obviously have families they have to feed. independents have to gas up. it doesn't matter your skin color, your gender, your religious background or whatever, this misery affects everybody pretty equally here. and you add into it something like crime which you are seeing in places like new york and suddenly, you know, a state like new york which is as died blue as you can get becomes in play and i think we are going to find after november that there are a lot of states and areas that we

never would've guessed that are in play are suddenly going to be in play. he will declaring war on oregon democrats investing millions in republican and independent curatorial goal herlack stance on drugs assaying one of the political cartoons after her legislative session had a person snorting cocaine, a big mountain of light. asked which one of these was illegal, the answer was plastic straw. leading the race of more than 37% of the vote. republican candidate christine drazen behind at 34%. >> carley: former congressman tulsi gabbard fresh off or exit from the democratic party, she warned the steaks for an election could not be higher. listen. speak to the party that is in power in washington today

>> of the party that is in power in washington today is controlled by a so-called woke ideologues who do not take their oath to defend the constitution seriously. their policies and their actions are actively seeking to undermine those fundamental freedoms. >> carley: retired brigadier general bulldog said the democrat party is in new hampshire's biggest issue. >> they are dealing with the three biggest problems we have here in the state. inflation, inflation, inflation. people are choosing between heating and eating and they are not being listened to. >> carley: the latest fox news poll reaffirming that soaring prices are at the top of voters' minds with 22 days until the midterm elections. also this ""fox & friends fi first"" obtaining a dhs memo outlining a plan to recruit a dvolunteer force to help address biden's border crisis.

personal property management among other things. we've got a live report next.

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>> todd: we are back with a border exclusive. the department of homeland security recruiting to deploy to the border and clean up after migrants and holding centers. >> joins us live with exclusive reporting. defense officials will be in the southern border to help take care of things like picking up the trash, sweeping, cleaning. dhs says they don't have to have any experience, just a willingness to serve. also cover the cost to lead their military jobs to do basic housekeeping my prescription runs, personal property management. also living people to question that this is really the best use of taxpayer dollars. could mean a stop that migrants arriving in new york city by bus

from el paso. there's been around 2100 venezuelans across the southern border each day. in august of this year, 25,000 crossed compared to the same time last year at just 6,000. the policy says asylum-seekers from venezuela will be sent back to mexico if they cross into the u.s. illegally. right now only a handful of venezuelans are being sent back to mexico and the reasoning for who gets to stay and why is pretty murky. meanwhile dhs secretary mayorkas is blaming republicans for the crisis at the border. they take that political rhetoric and they market it and former acting dhs secretary chad wolf disagrees. >> there's very little border security going on. the borders are open and we are allowing folks to come in and that why you see the increased numbers of individuals coming across and now the administration is in a conundrum because they've got a solving crisis that they have started.

at the and neck of the day they are not solving the problem here. the golf you will remember came under intense security doll max gruen he knows that he knows that the back to you guys.>> todd: ashle. by spring and president of the national control. it's now republicans' fault that biden open the border, right? >> completely ridiculous. but this is how secretary mayorkas tries to deceive the american obligated because the mainstream media is not going to fact-check him he's going to continue to get away with this. the problem is he's lied so many times and because he's gotten away with those lies, he's continued to lie in order to deceive. the cartels do not listen to what's going on. they watch the actions. they know this administration has completely opened up the border and because they opened up the board of the cartels are able to go in the countries throughout the world not just in

mexico, not just central america, but throughout the world able to advertise their services based on the actions of this administration. not what republicans are saying. >> todd: that's not the most unbelievable thing about the rapport ashley just did. fox news occlusive reporting on the task that dod officials are being asked to do for the migrants. going to go over some of them again. basic housekeeping. picking up trash, sweeping, cleaning. prescription medicine runs. migrant personal property management. are they applying to be a concierges at a hotel for these migrants? this is dumbfounding to me. because that's exactly what's going on. if there wasn't a crisis, why would they be criticizing for their services like this? this administration refuses to define the problem. if they are not going to define the problem they will not come up with the solutions to actually stop this crisis.

rather put a band-aid on it to get people to come down to clean these facilities. these facilities, i see them almost daily. and they are very filthy, simply because of the number of people we are dealing with. we have to deal with a crisis and we are expecting the administration to give us the resources, the policy and programs necessary to control this and they just are not doing anything. instead they hide behind the rhetoric of secretary mayorkas which is again trying to lie to the american public. >> there are literally a thousand dollar a night hotel that do not offer those services to paying customers yet we are giving these to people who literally broken our laws crossing the border illegally. some of those people are venezuelan migrants and, you know, as you know, president biden the incident muted some of these people but to no that we will, or they do

not allow us to come and we will come back in legally or illegally said one immigrant. no one is going to go back. thousands of venezuelans on their way now. they are not going back. it is in this part of an overall approach by this administration that whether you are a citizen who is a criminal or an illegal crossing our borders, you just don't need to follow the law in joe biden's america. because that's what's happening. this is smoke and mirrors. you look at the press release the dhs put out late last week saying that they were going to start expelling venezuelan migrants back to mexico. it's only a handful that's going on later that the very next day we found out that mexico itself but a cap on the number of people that can go back. so you look at this once again, it's a way to try to deceive the american people and it should come to it no surprise that this is happening right before the midterms. they are trying to tell the american people that, look what

we are doing something, elect our people. if we elect the wrong people, they are going to be vindicated on this border security issue. they are going to say, we knew what we were doing. they took a calculated risk that this issue was not going to harm them in the midterms. if it does and they are going to continue to go for the same way they been operating for the last two years. >> todd: always a pleasure. thank you, sir. thousands of army recruiters branded as criminals without being charged with a crime and now they have a misleading flag on their criminal record. we do a major story you should know more about. we are going to talk to one of them about what happened after this.

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the one a fox news alert. russian, because a drone strikes rocking ukraine's capital this morning. >> todd: a fox news alert. russian kamikaze drone strikes rocking ukraine's capital this morning before it slammed into a building, just one of many blast today ukraine's says hit residential buildings and infrastructure in kyiv during the latest russian attack.

saudi arabia's defense minister pushing back against accusations that countries aligned with russia. "we are astonished by the accusations that the kingdom is standing with russia and its war with ukraine. it is telling these false accusations did not come from the ukrainian government. this follows opec's decision to cut daily oil production by 2 million barrels per day and berating the biden administration. national security advisor jake sullivan saying the president is responding quickly. >> the president did say he would reevaluate our relationship with allie arabia for he has no plans to meet with the crown prince ap at the g20 summit. >> carley: thousands of soldiers say they are being branded as criminals despite never being charged with any wrongdoing. it all started with an army investigation into a program that paid bonuses the soldiers who recruited others to join the national guard.

the program was plagued by accusations of fraud and mismanagement and more than 2400 soldiers who were investigated but never charged that they have a misleading flag on their criminal record impacting the lives big time. justin tilde excuse me if i pronounceyour na. justin, good morning to you. this is quite the situation. we are talking about the biggest investigation in army history and many people do not know about this. first of all you can tell us about this program? how you got caught in this investigation? >> absolutely. thank you for having me. a program that was invented by the national guard at the height of the wars in iraq and afghanistan and it was designed to help increase recruitment particular into the national guard and that paid recruiting assistance much of myself $200,000 for every person we recruited the ultimately join

the military and completed basic training. >> carley: you are one of those people who recruited people into the national guard and because this program was later investigated you were investigated and they wanted to see if you were not recruiting those collecting money. something you say you didn't do. how has this impacted your life moving forward. for god i got involved in the program when i was a cadet at texas tech going through rotc and i recruited about three or so people into the program. that was back in 2007, 2008. this investigation didn't occur until 2012. by that time i was inactive army duty officer, i was well into my career. and now, out of nowhere, that investigation wrapped up in 2013

situated officers that were attending texas tech at the time and ultimately they were very far from being able to show any wrongdoing had ever occurred. sultan lou of being so in lieu of administrating that avenue they took legislative action and years and years later in 2019, and resulted in the promotion to major being taken away from me. >> carley: that's right. the title in your background means that you've lost out and promotions which is so unfortunate. you did nothing well. didn't even know that they were being investigated until a year to go later. the army did recruit 100,000 people paid by this recruiting program but so far just 150 soldiers were charged. you weren't one of them. is there anyway to wipe this from your record and really who is to blame your? >> you know, i think any number

of levels from the army to, you know, other people that could have gotten involved and made it their principal. but as far as myself, i went through 24 months of, you know, not knowing what was going to happen with my career because i was subjected to the promotion review board. i fought and fought and fought. ultimately my promotion was recommended to be upheld by the promotion review board review board as well as a secondary of army as well as the secretary of defense. they got hung up for 6-8 months at the white house and never received senate confirmation. i was ultimately removed from the promotion list. emotionally and mentally, from a family, i just couldn't continue to do it. i had to separate from the military. >> absolutely understandable and it's so unfortunate what happened to you and i will soldiers who did nothing wrong. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. thank you for telling your

story. best of luck. >> thank you. >> carley: they broke their promise. that's what the national black former association saying after the biden administration failed to follow through on a $4 billion relief program. >> todd: that group is suing the administration and we are talking to the president of that association next. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: listen to this, dr. anthony fauci claims pandemic error school closures were a mistake. he's wiping his hands clean saying he had nothing to do with it. take a listen. >> we should realize and have realized that there will be deleterious, collateral consequences. they always come back and say "dr. fauci was responsible for closing schools." i had nothing to do with it. let's get down to the fact.

>> carley: you might recommend dr. fauci recommended closures two years ago. >> so clearly in certain circumstances particularly in areas where there is a community spread, the school should be closed. >> carley: . >> carley: and suffering, standardized test scores plummeting across the nation and a majority of grade levels. the a.c.t. reporting its lowest average score since 1991. a christian teacher refused to read lgbtq t books is pursuing the school that fired her. she is calling her termination blatantly illegal after the day care terminated her over religious objections to reading books with same-sex couples to kids. her students are all five years old or younger. the suit slabs with charges including unlawful retaliation, religious-based harassment and wrongful termination, todd.

>> todd: black farmers are suing the biden administration thing it broke its promise to take care of them by failing to deliver on the $4 billion aid promised. the national black farmers association joins us once again, john, how did the biden administration lie to you? >> i tell you, it is disheartening that we had to take this measure to file this complaint in court. last week came to washington with farmers and the complaints to be a part of this complaint. and i put my mule, and i named him jesus because he rode a white mule into galilee. this has let down black farmers, other farmers of color and here we are promised to the tune of 120% and i've been trying to meet with president biden about this many times on the show i've made this request and that fell

on deaf ears after the president gave me his word last july we would have a sitdown meeting to discuss why black and farmers of color had not received the actual 120%. the administration repealed it is what happened. so they repeal the measure for 120%. we see it as a broken contract between black and other farmers of color. a broken promise from this president to not deliver with people who certainly delivered for him. you know, this is some of the hardest economic times in history for american farmers. we are facing high cost of diesel fuel, the worst inflation we have seen in a very, very long time. this administration tube put america's farmers first. and then it has to be the black farmer. this is the oldest occupation on the history for people in the

united states is farming. and we need the administration right now to come to the table. and the president to come right now to the table and talk about this broken promise and how to make it right for america's black and other farmers of color. in this case, the native american farmers, all with this $16 16,000 plus. people watching this is is a three decade old request. and so, 120%, we thought it was great mission and they repealed it, they took away the whole deal. >> todd: john, let me get in there for a second. you said delivered for him. you said black farmers delivered for joe biden. looking back, was the biden administration simply pandering to what farmers in order to get the black vote?

>> would like to say this. every congressional senatorial candidate that is running for office right now, they need to reach out to us and see how they can help us. for everyone watching the show, we are open to candidates to see how they can help us because right now, the farmers are struggling. we have farmers right now in foreclosure. the administration has an issue, complete two direct loans and guaranteed loans and that moratorium is not in place for all agricultural endings. we are losing land we won't be able to buy that land back. land is selling $26,000 an acre. and so if we can't make it now, how are we going to pay $26,000 an acre? for everyone watching, they need to know america's black farmers are open for discussion on how they can help us in the

administration has failed to meet that need. they haven't stepped up to the plate to save these farms from foreclosure. >> todd: it shows the number of black farmers has gone from 1 million to 45,000 peer that sees the black farmers in danger of distinction of something is not done. john boyd, the next hour "fox & friends first" begins now. ♪ ♪ we begin with a fox news alert, jury deliberations to begin in a trail of russian national who takes charges in the john durham investigation. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a monday. i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus, trust from the fbi has been threatened before revelation the bureau was offered taxpayer dollars behind the steele dossier. steve feldman says they need an overhaul. >> it is our duty of patriotic duty, no