>> 71% of american families say that they are cutting back on basic necessities thanks to president biden's bad policies. >> very tough time for the incumbent and the author of this inflation problem. >> capturing the moment wounded police officer shoots and kills the man who murdered -- off officer -- >> fallen sergeant before yesterday's game. "this picture of a custom je jersey. "today, we honor sergeant.

a lifelong dolphins fan." >> that misconception was i was misleading. >> director anthony fouts he says never got political. >> he was responsible for closing schools. i had nothing -- >> they are going to sneak it. he gets the push and the first down. pittsburgh is going to snap they're 4--game losing streak. what a drive. ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning on this monday october 17th. you are looking live at nashville and listening to jay allen saying "it sounds good to me." they were said to be married in fort myers beach on october the 1st. but as you know, there was a

terrible hurricane. they put that particular nuptials off. today, they are going to be appearing on "fox & friends" this hour, because they are sponsoring a relief fund for fort myers beach. find out how you can help the folks down there coming up this hour of "fox & friends." >> brian: that frustration is kicking in now. the best scenario he could have the best response. it's been three weeks. how i think it's going to to school? got to rebuild your house. where you staying? are you out of town? after a while, the adrenaline stops after the hurricane. you figure out, what am i going to do? anyone on the barrier islands, what do you do? do you say i'm moving? i'm rebuilding? either way, your life is disrupted for at least a year. >> rachel: we have been praying for all these people. hopefully they are figuring it out. there's been a lot of relief and health. that has been a blessing. so glad they are going to be coming on the show.

>> steve: three weeks from tomorrow will be the midterms. it is interesting. you know that the republicans are running on the fact that inflation is killing you. "the new york times" yesterday had an item. the headline was democrat spent $2 trillion to save the economy. they don't want to talk about it. they didn't spend $2 trillion to save the economy. they say $2 trillion to boost themselves so that during these midterms they could say, look at all the money we put in your pocket. by the republicans have been very effective. they spent $150 million on tv ads reminding people, it was that runaway $2 trillion worth of spending that has fueled the inflation which is killing you at the gas pump in the grocery store as well. >> rachel: here's an example of one of the ads that the republicans are putting out. this one is against warnock in georgia. take a look. this is an inflation had. >> inflation is literally making our lives impossible to avoid

paired while we are struggling to save $2, senator raphael warnock votes with liberals to spend almost $2 trillion. >> brian: the message you try to get out over the weekend was, the economy is in free fall. we had no choice. no one believes that. president trump in december, $700 billion back into the economy. we know about stopping two weeks to slow the spread. i think it was 2 weeks. two years to slow the spread with the mandates and a country divided in half, the blue straits shut down. the red states didn't. the big battle ensues. when the president took over, he claims he had to do that. what he started to doing if you look at the state of forgiveness loan, bribing people for votes. i froze it for 1.5 years and took a pause on them. now i'm going to get rid of it. here is the application to do it. when people turn out and say it i wonder how that affects me, they know one thing for sure. you don't have the same in your

401(k). the cover on "the new york post" says it all. if you talk about traditional ways of saving money in the average workplace because usually there is a matching fund with 401(k). on average, the average american lost -- over the last 1.5 years because of what is happening with the market. everywhere you look. it is a huge percentage of people savings. the more you have, the more he lost. >> steve: the average 401(k) down 30 -- 25% in one year which literally makes it at 301k. if you had $300,000 in a 401(k), you have lost on average by "the new york post," $75,000. keep in mind, things have been chewing at your 401(k) over the last 1.5 years. we were told, look, inflation is a high class problem. it is not a high-class problem. it impacts the little guy. it impacts people who are living on fixed income.

it impacts obviously people who are older. they new york post rights, have you taken a peek at that balance in your 401(k) unit retirement account. it will ruin your whole day. here's why. we have had seven straight months of 8% plus inflation. a year ago, we were assured by the economic wizards that these rapid price increases but in everything from groceries to rental cars, gas, all that stuff, and merely transitory. they blew it. now, it's time to do some voting. speech of the other thing that will ruin your day is going to the grocery store. some people are worried about their 401(k). some people are worried about putting gas in the car. how am i gonna pay for my kids lunches this week? these are very serious problems. we had a poll coming out saying how many americans are cutting back on just as necessities. i'm not talking about -- we are not going on vacation this year. i have to cut back on my food bill for my children. that is what is happening. at the same time, there is the

cutback. 71% of americans are saying that. cecelia is the white house the white house economic advisor. he said, don't worry, inflation is very much a top concern for president biden. if it was a top concern for president biden, he would reverse his war on american energy instantly. he would not have begged the saudis to stop with their cutback -- cutting back on oil just for one more month so we can get there the election. this is all about him, all about trying to hold onto power. and all about feeding the radical left. he has been listening to bernie sanders. he has been listening to aoc. it is these green policies as well as the spending, brian, that are driving the inflation. it's not the global thing he keeps talking about. >> brian: look at the jobs numbers. the job numbers, the other story is we are the people. we used to have 67% of people when it comes to people in the workplace.

now it is just under 62% -- six out of every ten. that is a big deal. he keeps pointing to things that don't matter. if he was doing stuff that was so popular with his party, why doesn't his party won him around? not one battleground state once joe biden there. if you think about it, they are asking for barack obama. he is charismatic. you could also bring up those policies. that might be a negative, too. no one got -- 63 seats in the house. just for joe biden's sake, if he wanted to be a leader of the country instead of his party, he would've said, hey, guys, i'm gonna have to get the pipeline flowing again. for the most part, for the next six years, we are going to have to start pumping again. it's our own national interest. where is the left going to go? they might stay home. for the most part, a lot of

independence and anti-trump republicans would have said i've got to go with this guy. at least he's being practical. we put it through a tough time. instead, he saw a guy that is flat-out ideological. >> steve: joe biden isn't running this time. if you wear, things would have been different. he might have said, let's open up some more domestic prod production. >> rachel: who might have said that? >> steve: this president if he were up for reelection in three weeks. but he's not. they always blame tromp, this administration. they always blame covid. yesterday over on abc, jonathan karl had dr. anthony pouching on. he is retiring from federal service coming on in a couple of weeks. is abc exit interview. it is very interesting when he asked if he has any regrets about closing the schools and keeping them closed. what are the good doctor say? well this answer probably will infuriate you.

>> was it a mistake in so many states and so many localities to see schools closed as long as they were? >> i think -- i don't want to use the word "mistake," john. if i do, it gets taken out of the context that you are asking me that question on. >> was it too high a price? >> i would say that what we should realize and have realized that they will be deleterious collateral consequences when you do something like that. but you shouldn't discount that it does afflicted children. so it is and without consequence. if you go back -- and i ask anybody to go back over the number of times that i have said, we have got to do everything we can to keep the schools open, no one plays that clip. they always come back and say, fauci was responsible for closing schools. i had nothing to do -- let's get down to the facts. >> brian: never balance that out. we saw last night, there's a

whole bunch of clips out there of him saying close the schools because kids are at risk. when you balance the risk with what we saw happen with anthony fauci's policies, he never pushed back on any of the teachers union. he never went up and went to say hello are our kids are falling behind. this was their emotional and academic growth during this time. i want to tell everyone that 1700 or what he claims are 1100 kids have lost their lives in this. how many kids are actually going to school? that the parents know. i really believe that we should be getting them back in. instead, the teachers unions who didn't want to go back to school because he said it was too risky or whatever, he totally acquiesced to their purity knuckled under enter their side. >> rachel: he is the highest person in the u.s. government and the most powerful boys. he could have pointed to catholic schools that were in our country open, schools in europe, schools in china. he could've pointed at that and say, nothing is going to happen if we open. he did do that.

>> why whitney .2 the catholic schools and say they are doing it right. because of the teachers unions in the public schools. >> brian: the pandemic is not going to be a problem here. you should not wear a mask. we have nothing to worry about. oh, my goodness, it's terrible. lock everybody down. stop asking questions. facebook, you better pull down anything that is posted that doesn't say exactly what i just told the american people. working with social media to squelch free speech. it started with him. >> steve: but he's leaving government service. he is burnishing his resume so that people remember -- >> rachel: the rehabilitation and avoiding hearings come after midterms when the republicans take over. someone who is not avoiding hearings, carly. >> i will testify. we are tracking another attack on a police officer that took place overnight, guys. new york city officer is struck by a stolen car at a traffic

stop in the bronx. that happened last night. the officer's partner open fire in four suspects inside the stolen car fled the scene on foot. the injured officer expected to survive her injuries. gripping body camera video shows the moment of connecticut officer shoots dead a suspect who had just killed 2 other police officers. investigators say police were delivered to those seen by a bogus 911 call. the 2 officers who were killed in that incident, their funerals are set for friday. now to the midterm elections. early voting in georgia gets underway today as gubernatorial candidate will face off. they're very scheduled debate. florida governor ron desantis is getting slammed by them media for easing voter restrictions and 3 counties had not by hurricane ian. many outlets unhappy after executive order expanded acces. politico fanning the political

claims by calling the three counties "republican strongholds." toys 'r' us is launching 451 stores inside macy's department stores just in time for the holiday season. macy's in the iconic toy chain began their partnership last year allowing the retailer to make a comeback. do locations for the store already beginning to pop up including one in new york city's herald square. the revival comes after the toy store went bankrupt in 2017, forcing the closure of all locations. christmas is most celebrated carolers says it is time to get ready. mariah carey tweeting out this photo saying, "it's almost time." ♪ ♪ >> ra>> get the milk and cookies ready.

you either love it or hate it. it has made her over $72 million. she is not a poor lady. >> brian: she does not need any type of payments from nick cannon, probably. >> that was your take away from the story? >> brian: nick cannon is probably good have to write her a check. >> she gets more payments. bingo, rachel. >> steve: it's working. my wife and i were actually shopping for a new christmas tree on friday. we were at home depot and lowe's. >> brian: -- >> steve: we haven't gotten one for five years. ever since the frog jumped out of the live tree and our neighbors had termites in their live tree, no more live tree. >> brian: i'm just gonna sharpen my ax and get something flannel. >> are you hiring? >> brian: i'm just going to chop down a tree. i hope it is not my neighbors. >> steve: indeed.

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from? joining us now, piers morgan. someone who's actually been to ukraine and sat down with the zielinskis. >> he is one minute ten you are the next. great to be in new york. before we get to that and honestly very serious, did you just say you bought a christmas tree? >> steve: we were shopping for christmas trees. >> christmas does not start before december the 1st. anyone who thinks about trees before december the 1st should be taken out and honestly. >> steve: my wife and i are trying to stimulate the economy, okay? the christmas sales i'm actually started now here in the united states. >> that doesn't mean that you have to join in it. nor does that mean you need to sing mariah carey's songs. that said. >> brian: there was a time when guests didn't berate the acres. >> it was a different time. when i hosted the british morning show, everyone berated me. you're going to get it.

we have guests that try to get me fired. consider yourselves lucky. should we get back to more serious things? >> brian: waves of, because the iranian drones. for them to deny it is comical and farcical. >> an absolute lie as we see thrown out from the russians. they bought thousands of these drones from the iranians and unleashing all over ukraine including the constant bombardment now in the capital city. these are, because a drones that are unmanned. i would only compare this to pearl harbor when they use demand, because he complains and slammed in with actual pilots on board. these don't even have pilots. they are slamming into infrastructure and civilian buildings. they have been killing civilians. they killed a man and his wife who was six months pregnant overnight. absolutely horrendous. these are war crimes. you and i have discussed this before i know. i know it is a divided issue in america. >> is not really that divided. >> where we spending money on

this? i see what you are seeing a similar behavior to what we saw from in 1939. it took actually kamikaze attacks for america to engage fully in world war ii. that was a moral duty failed because it was an attack on your main land. i feel very strongly. what we are seeing here is a semibehavioral pattern by putin to what we saw. he wants to take territory that wasn't his illegally. he doesn't care how many civilians he slaughters in the process. it is a constant barrage. these people -- i went to ukraine in july. they are remarkably resilient determined people. they cannot win this on their own. i don't just mean american. i mean britain, i mean germany, i mean france. all the major powers have to step up now and help zelinski win this. if you know were by the way, where does she go next? >> let's backtrack a little bit on the iranian drones. this biden administration is hell-bent on a deal with iran at the same time.

i can make sense of any of this. and by the way, they are hurting their freedom fighters in iran right now by doing that. that said, i don't think it is just the money that americans are concerned about. we disagree on this ukrainian situation. it's not just the money. it seems to me that, you know, it is disgraceful that our government has interfered with peace negotiations that were underway to try and help this come to an end. i don't think it is does the money. it looks like what our government wants is regime change. i don't think regime changes what the american people wants. because we don't know what that means anymore. >> i will put my hand up. i would like regime change. if you're talking about putin, i want them off the stage. i want them gone. here's what i think. i remember when saddam hussein invaded weight in the first gulf war. america didn't hesitate to get stuck in and kick him out. speak to that war was exactly why we don't like this war. we don't trust these people.

>> the first gulf war was highly successful and well executed by the americans in particular along with the british. it wasn't part of nato. it didn't stack up with kuwait. i simply say this. if you don't take out putin. i mean us as well. we are the shoulder to shoulder with you guys despite president biden giving our prime minister i whack about the economy which is pretty rich coming from him. i genuinely believe you've got a fight here over a democratic sovereign country. it is not perfect ukraine. they've had corruption issues. zelinski, out of them for hours. he's a good decent man. he is trying to save his country from a despotic monster. i want regime change. i want him to win. if he wins, freedom wins. last time i checked, americans and brands believed in freedom. >> on saturday night, that he believes not only is ukraine going to win, they have to take back crimea. russia's history says that

country collapses. you can't lose a war and keep power. >> we are wish el might risk a nuclear war right now. that's a problem. >> you are speaking like you should let the bullies win. >> we have a state department for a reason. we should be engaged in diplomacy. >> how do you make peace with someone has stolen already 15% of our land? seriously. >> rachel: there are a lot of things i could have happened to the lead up to this war. our government failed. the best war is the one that doesn't start. >> the best war is where you defeat publishers as we did the hitler as we should do with putin. i was in a lot of republicans wondering what they should feel about this. don't wonder, this guy is a dictator produce a monster pretties out of control. he is seizing territory illegally. got to take them and win the war. that is not a problem. i agree. we are about to lose our third prime minister and three months.

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may be close to two feet across the upper peninsula of michigan. over 9 inches has fallen alr already. i don't know what to say. i guess the complaint file is opened and the weather department if you live across the upper midwest and the great lakes, the snow is still to come. some areas could easily get over a foot. maybe close to two feet in the aup of michigan. over to you if you like the snow. >> that's what happens when you live in the upper peninsula. the snow starts early. thank you. interesting headline to get to hear. he is a great do buy social idea platform parlor according to a press release. parliament technologies released this morning. parliament ceo george joining mornings with maria on fox business after the announcement. watch this. >> needs ye in many ways because parler needs its brand to expand.

ye is very interested in expanding a social media presence. what motivated this for him was of course is banning from other social media platforms. >> the purchase comes after ye was locked out of his instagram account for making anti-semitic comments. into the canadian government's use of the emergencies act during february's freedom conway protest, we will hear testimony today from otto as mayor and several other local officials. the inquiry is focused on the government's use of so-called emergency powers too. the bank accounts of demonstrators in an effort to end the convoy. i convoy started as a protest over crushing government covid mandates for truckers. remember that? bryan glover to you. >> brian: i do. that seems like a long time ago. as the g.o.p. makes big gains with latinos, to chris collins harassment dan crewnshaw brings back texas reloaded. back texas reloaded.

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office to enrich himself. not protect the women in the family spirit >> brian: they try to primary him. i don't think the democratic party likes him either. anneke de la cruz, you have the best chance they say of flipping the seat in 102 years. >> that is exactly right. our fight started in 2020 where we almost unseated congressman. we continued the fight since then. i believe that south texas is not woke, but they are awakened. how the democrat party has failed them over and over again. in the ready for change. they are ready to stand with the republican party that stands for what hispanic standpoint. hispanics in south texas stands for faith, freedom, and standing by the american dream. having the opportunity to work. thank you. >> brian: you're welcome. congressman, you have been in

the minority. i'm talking about where the frustration of watching things go on that not only don't agree with -- you think will hurt the country. how much is getting the majority mean to you? how does it change your job? >> it means we can stop the the biden agenda and lease the legislative agenda right in its tracks. i think it is going to be huge for the american public where we can hold this administration accountable. i think texas is turning red. south texas is turning red mostly because of what is happening on the border. the democrats have been pandering to this population forever. the very simple formula. where can deliver that there are policies and hold this administration accountable. we will track the secretary of homeland security in front of the committee and make an answer and make them tell us the truth about the numbers that are coming across, how many are getting released, how many are showing up for their court dates. how much fentanyl is coming

across. how much of the poison this lacing the street drugs that is killing our kids in the tens of thousands. we are going to get those answers and show the american public what's going on here. >> kathy garcia, monica de la cruz, thank you so much. very creative. i appreciate it. all right, straight ahead, the russian national standing trial for allegedly lying to the fbi about his role in the steele dossier. we can learn his fate as early as today. judge joe brown joins us live. t on my 32 years of active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served, they'e been in leadership positions, they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary and they come to us and they say, "i need some financial help at this point in time." they're not looking for a hand out, they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan.

>> rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." jury deliberations are likely to begin today in the case of russian international. he is charged with lying to the fbi over his role as steele dossier -- as the steele dossier source. in the now discredited attempt and take down other then

candidate donald trump are joining us now is judge joe brown. great to have you on with us this morning. in my opinion, this is the greatest political scandal in u.s. history. it has been six years since it happened. some of its players are on trial. will president trump and his voters he just at the the end of this? >> unsure what the jury does, the judge has to give them their instructions so that they can deliberate and apply the law under his direction. i think there is another problem here that is revealed. that is the need for reform as it concerns the fbi. and there is an indication that has once again resumed its political manipulations as an entity. that is not what it is supposed to be about in america. >> rachel: you are so right about that. we will see after the midterms republicans if they were to take

control of congress. if we see some reforms and may be some change of leadership and the fbi. >> i hope that happens. a matter of fact, they've got yours truly out of semi retirement. they talked me into running for memphis, tennessee, next year. i have been out campaigning. that voters don't seem to like what they have been seeing on the blue side. at all. >> i think you're right about that. let's move to another topic. you were also asked to participate in the fox nation show called "the trial of hunter biden." it is a mock trial. you presided as the judge in this mock trial. i'm going to play clip and we will come and get your reaction on the other side. >> after you did in fact contact the bureau, the fbi, why did they do in response, sir?

>> my father reached out to the fbi in october. they basically -- >> objection. it's not responsive to the question, your honor. >> judge -- >> semi probable cause in one sentence. that will be permitted. >> rachel: you may get some movie roles out of this. you have an amazing voice. i would also say that i would like to know if you think. you hope viewers will get from this exercise of seeing a mock trial of hunter biden >> it was kind of a weird mock trial the way we can figured it actually was a mock proceeding to determine if there was probable cause to believe that further investigation should occur. some of the things that are all the laptop are really dist disturbing. it looks like the public needs to encourage its system to

get -- we don't want mob justice. sometimes, the collective needs to bring pressure to at least look at things. from what we were looking out on that laptop, something is way wrong here. way wrong. and america is becoming no longer in the land of the free with this kind of situation. because it is just obvious that compared to what is happening to mr. trump, president trump, verse what is happening with this family. they don't live in the same country. >> rachel: that's right. you are talking about equal justice. we will see maybe there will be a mock trial of the big guy eventually. so great to have you on this morning. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> rachel: the first episode of the trial of hunter biden is available fox nation. want to thank judge joe brown.

coming up, after hurricane ian canceled their wedding, our next guest decided to rally the community in nashville. how you could also help your let's check in with bill hemmer and dana perino. >> it's great to see you this morning. >> hello to you. hello. >> anything on your mind? voters are red-hot on the economy. they are not happy. the polling tells us we have karl rove on the new numbers. >> how many ignore that hunter biden laptop before the elections? >> voters in georgia are trying to make a decision on their boat. they say that they are unde undecided. >> a hole in one. you win the pickup truck. the sign says on the side. what is the problem? you are about to find out. >> we will see you at 9:00. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right?

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>> country performing artist jay allen made that tough decision to postpone their wedding in fort myers beach florida just days before hurricane ian made landfall. seeing the devastation in their home away from home, they decided to use their talents to

make a difference. tonight, they will be hosting a relief concert in nashville with special guests including walker hayes. joining us right now, our special guest. we have jay allen and kylie morgan. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. how are you? >> doing better than the folks down in florida. you are in fort myers beach just a week before. you saw them getting ready for the big storm. >> we are actually at our wedding venue which is a big shipyard right on the water. they are putting in floors and painting walls. days later, the hurricane comes in and we get picture of our wedding venue being demolished. >> i know you wanted to go and take a look at things as we look at you during happier times before the storm actually came. why did you decide to do this instead to rally the nashville troops to go ahead and put together this benefit concert.

>> my first inkling was how do we get there and help? they canceled our flights and shutdown the airport and shut down their bridge to the beach. my second thought was i have been put on benefits. i lost my mom. i helped raise $50 million to fight against alzheimer's. what is the next best thing that we can do? rally the troops and bring together some artists that are really good friends of ours and help raise some money and write them a big check. in -- we started playing this concert actually on the day that we were supposed to get married. in 4 days, we sold out the concert which is tonight here in nashville. >> steve: i know that you are actually going to get married now november 27th at fort myers, because there was a location that had not been impacted. if they want help, instagram and the bio boxes. ways to donate. fort myers beach field because

you grew up in oklahoma out on the central states like i did. your house was devastated by a tornado. >> i know all too well about tropical storms and storms in general. i lost my >> a lot of people don't realize. people have insurance and have these things. a lot of people do not. especially living by the water, insurance is so high it is easier to just self-insure. so the way we set up the donations are going to strictly to the residents of fort myers beach rather than a third part company and can apply for funds directly until the money runs out and the money goes straight to the residents. >> both of you, you will be there with people of florida trying to rebuild, right? >> absolutely. we'll try to get back there as soon as possible and help out. it's a home away from home with us. we started going to island

hopper fest to perform. made friends with a man who broke ground on a margaritaville and they have the venue we were going to get married at. >> they'll be here tonight with us and pumped to see them and give them a big hug. we haven't seen them since. >> well, jay and kylee, thank you for joining us. for folks who want to join the live auction or make a donation go to "fox & friends" and go luck on the wedding later on. more "fox & friends" in a couple.

♪ >> rachel, thanks for joining us. >> happy to be here. tomorrow and wednesday i'll be here. >> see you then. >> bill: good morning. you can check the calendar this morning. it's monday and 22 days before the mid-terms. new fox polling finding the economy is the top concern for voters. economy, inflation, put it in the same bushel right now. i'm bill hemmer. hooch you had a great weekend. bengals win. thought i would get that out early. >> dana: i knew that. i always check so i can calibrate what your mood is going to be in the morning. a great mood today, the bengals won, congratulations. i think the broncos lost. >> bill: they play tonig