♪ >> 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 tonight.

>> dana: i don't have high hopes. here is what we're going the talk about today. in the latest fox news poll inflation and higher prices topped the list of voter concerns. you can see the steep declines just this year. >> your 401k has lost 2.1 trillion, america, this year alone. average plan is down more than 25% year-to-date, not a cool thing to look at. >> dana: 71% of voters say their family has had to cut back just to afford the necessities. president biden over the weekend seems to think everything is a-ok. >> president biden: our economy is strong as hell internally. inflation is worldwide. worse off than in the united states. so the problem is, the lack of economic growth and sound policy in other countries, not so much ours. >> bill: that was from saturday.

karl rove has analysis today. first we go to mark meredith at the white house. >> dana: is there landscaping this morning, mark? >> there is landscaping and construction. i have the price is right mic ready this morning. we're talking about the sagging stock market. higher prices at the pump. really higher prices on just about everything. consumers know the economy is in flux. likely to have major implications on next month's elections. fox news poll finding only 21% of registered voters who rate the condition of the economy is excellent or good. 78% fair or poor. reporters asked president biden to talk about the economy and he says he does not believe a recession is coming. that even if one were to come, it would be, quote, very slight. over the weekend his economic team was on tv doubling down on that same message. >> we're obviously adding hundreds of thousands of jobs per month. consumers who still have pretty

strong balance sheets. we're doing all we can to ease inflationary pressures and we see holts. it will take time for those results. we would like to see that happen a whole lot faster. >> we've been seeing a lot of polls in recent weeks. the top issue republicans including colorado senate candidate o'day says he believes voters will want to hold the white house as well as democrats who supported the president's spending plans responsible for this latest sign of the economy. >> it has caused record inflation. they dumped over $5 trillion in the last year and a half. in addition to that the war on energy has caused the price of to go through the ceiling and still there today. we have a fed that has been asleep at the wheel. big government in our way. >> with the mid-term elections 22 days away we'll be seeing more high profile names on the stump including former president obama. he is expected to be making stops in georgia, wisconsin, and

michigan. as for president biden, dana, he will be in pennsylvania a little later on this week to campaign for the lieutenant governor john fetterman. he is still in delaware due back at the white house early this afternoon. >> dana: thank you for the update. >> bill: karl rove, fox news contributor. go back to the interview. the president was in portland, oregon over the weekend. 3 1/2 weeks away from the election in portland, oregon. >> our economy is strong as hell, he said. that's not what the american people think. this is guy who said inflation would be transitory. now he is telling us that our economy is strong as hell. he did so two days after the bureau of labor statistics said the inflation rate was 8.2% and core inflation rate that takes out the things that are more variable hit a 40-year high.

so two days before he said our economy is strong as hell those numbers came out. it is one day after the "wall street journal" quarterly survey of economists found that 63% of the economists think we'll now be in recession within 12 months with intended job losses. and the president seems disconnected to the thing that the american people are worried about when they sit down and try to pay their monthly bills, when they go to the store, fill up the car, when they hear the talk at their place of employment about a slowing economy and about how the company is either not hiring or is maybe even thinking about cutting back on employment. so the president is out of touch. that's the thing that is worst from a political perspective for anybody worried about qemm democratic chances in this election looking like they don't get it. he didn't get inflation last year. >> dana: administration officials were out yesterday trying to spin this.

let's listen to call for number one. >> democrats should talk about the economy. >> if we hadn't rescued the economy through the american rescue plan we would be faced with the kinds of problems. economy at risk of free fall. retail sales, payroll employment, consumer spending, industrial production, all of those are not in recessionary territory. >> dana: how are they doing? >> bernie sanders interesting about that. this was a challenge to the democratic party basically saying stop talking about abortion so much and start talking about the economy. the economy is what is worrying the american people. administration had to put everybody out on the shows this weekend in order to claim that everything is okay, economy is doing great. if we hadn't done what we had done we would be in worse shape because of the inflation number last week. inflation number was expected to be significantly less.

the internals got stronger, the core inflation rate that hit a 40-year high. nice sending out all those people out there. the american people are concluding that's the crowd responsible for spending $5 trillion that increased demand, inflation is too much money chasing too few goods and that is the crowd that put too much money into the system and continues to do so. we learned the cost of part of their giveaway on student loan program is a half trillion. why did they do that? the white house sent it out as people to tell reporters we think it will have a good impact on generating higher turnout among younger democratic voters. they took a half trillion dollars of our money, borrowed it, put it on the check for our kids and grandkids to pay, in order to get people to turn out to vote this fall. that is really amazing. >> bill: one last thing here we talked about the fox poll. "new york times" did a poll. this is the most revealing finding there.

independent women voters last month favored democrats by 14 points. now that same group independent female voters back republicans by 18 points. that's a 30-point swing. >> remember, we talk about relatively small sample sizes. some of that may be that you've got sort of margin of error is very high for these kind of things. what it shows is movement. movement -- we're seeing movement across the board. cnn -- "the new york times" poll showed that the generic ballot is moving in the republican way. it flipped. it was one point up by democrats. now five points up by republicans. we see this in lots of polls across the spectrum as we get closer to the election and more polls use samples of likely voters as opposed to all voters or all adults. republicans are looking stronger and stronger. >> bill: the shift is on if you

ask me. we're seeing it, right? >> and remember this, remember this important, this is my great -- this is the number i'm looking at. gallup said which party would do a better job of handling the problem you think is most important. 48r, 37d. the second largest advantage for the republicans since this question began to be asked in the 1940s. 1946 and republicans had a 17-point advantage. today 11. that's a big sign of what's coming. >> dana: thank you for kicking us off. we have chilling body cam video from the shooting of police in connecticut last week. it is graphic. here you go. >> stop firing, more cars, send everyone. >> dana: preliminary report shows the suspect fired more than 80 rounds from an assault rifle killing two officers and

seriously wounding another. we've been covering the story since the beginning. how does this video change anything? >> it shows us exactly how it played out. this body cam video you're about to see shows the officer who survived shooting and killing the man who murdered his fellow officers. as dana just said i warn you, this is very disturbing to watch. take a look. >> officer shot, officer shot. oh -- >> this is right after the officers were shot from behind while talking to the suspect's brother outside the home. officer was injured here and shot in the leg. he makes his way to this tree about halfway between the house and the street. he will use his flashlight here. he inspects the wound on his leg. requested backup. he will use the cruiser as

shield and eventually take his shot to take out the suspect. watch this. [gunfire] >> you're about to see right there. that's the shot that took out the suspect and after this the officer makes his way to the driveway laboring because of the injury to his leg and puts on his flashlight again to confirm the suspect is dead. according to a report from the connecticut office of the inspector general the suspect fired 80 rounds at those three officers justifying the use of deadly force. officer had surgery for that gunshot wound to his leg. he has been released from the hospital but his fellow officers weren't as fortunate. 35-year-old sergeant leaves behind a pregnant wife and two children. the 34-year-old officer leaves behind a wife and parents. they'll be laid to rest this friday and their funeral will be

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>> bill: russia hitting russia's capital city of kiev again this morning. some of it from today. there are waves of iranian drones hitting homes of residents. hello. >> good morning. today we woke up to the sound of explosions in kiev as the russians launched a massive drone attack against this city. a kamikaze drone steams through the skies before slamming into a building. the early morning explosion, 1 of 5 to rock the ukrainian capital. >> iranian drones i see with pieces. >> destroyed apartment block, it's utter devastation. emergency crews rescue an elderly woman before carrying

the body of a man pulled from the debris. right now rescue workers are looking for survivors in the rubble in the after math of this drone attack. russians say they're only targeting military positions. it is not true. this is a residential block near the city center. a 61-year-old lives next door and was sheltering in her parking garage when the blast occurred. when explosions happen next to you it's terrifying. i don't know what to do next. her neighborhood wasn't the only location damaged in the russian attack. 28 drones were launch toward kiev today. all but five were shot down according to their mayor. >> we ask our partners to support ukraine. we need modern defense weapons. >> we spoke with multiple ukrainian officials who stressed the need for more air defense systems. today ukrainian soldiers and police officers resorted to firing on these iranian made drones with assault rifles.

>> bill: thanks live in kiev. thank you. >> dana: drone strikes in ukraine's capital come as vladimir putin makes false claims about retaking territory from ukraine. general jack keane is a senior strategic analyst chairman for the institute for the study of war and former army vice chief of staff. general, just watching these kamikaze drones hit civilian targets i need to turn it over to you and get your thoughts. that is terrifying for civilians. >> yeah, certainly putin is losing the ground war obviously in ukraine as he has lost significant amount of territory. he has gone to an emergency mobilization to try to double the amount of russian forces inside of ukraine and try to stop the bleeding. it will take some weeks before they all get there. some are already there. by the way, not doing very well, which is predictable. in the meantime, what he is doing is attempting to conduct war on the ukrainian people to

try to break their will and resolve. i think by now, dana, his generals and closest advisors know full well the ukrainians will not fold no matter how many missiles or drones they fire on them. as a matter of fact, they don't have anywhere near the kind of precision guided missiles that they need to sustain themselves in this war. they have come close to depleting 75 to 80% of them and why you see the iranian drones. here is an issue. many, many weeks ago the ukrainians requested salvesty indicated air defense systems. not just the soldier fired system which we had given them in the past and other countries bit integrated air defense system capable of taking down missiles and drones and anything that flies into the airspace and we said no. finally we're doing it. but they won't get the systems

until november. the good news is united states is helping, britain is helping. listen to this, germany providing systems. listen, france is providing systems. as well as netherlands. but we could have done that many, many weeks ago and prevented some of the slaughter that we're seeing here today. and that -- let's look at the future. what the ukrainians are asking for now, which we're still saying no to, is the tactical missile system that goes 190 miles. much further than the system they have to reach targets that the russians are using outside the range of the missiles. that's why they want them. they've told the united states government you can clear the targets to guarantee we won't fire into russia. i don't think the united states would ever get involved in something as detailed as that. but it gives you a sense of what the ukrainian commitments are. that's the concern i have. we have a tendency to get the

right systems there but not soon enough to prevent some of the things that are unfolding right before our eyes. >> dana: we have a new fox news poll voters concerns about the ukraine war of it escalating . 73% worried. russia using nukes on ukraine 73% say that. anything you've seen in the last week or so since we last had a chance to talk that changed any of your calculations what putin is thinking on that score? >> no, what putin wants to do is increase his ground forces, increase his capability to deal with the ukrainian counter offensive. he is not making any moves other than brandishing the use of nuclear weapons by some of his surrogates and implied by himself. he wants exactly what he is getting. raise the level of fear and concern as a result of that, get people to back off supporting the ukrainians. that's why he is doing it. but what -- the moves he is

making, he is not doing anything with his nuclear weapons whatsoever. what he is doing is with his conventional sources trying to beef them up. it is likely not going to work, dana, that's the good news. they are joining a military on the ground that is incompetent. we have underscored that for months. and many of them who are joining them don't have the will to fight. and that is a combination for failure. >> dana: very, very interesting. thank you so much, general jack keane. have a great week. >> you too, dana. >> a lot of candidates for senate on the republican side who had been written off who thought john fetterman and warnock would sail through. it is not looking like that. >> bill: the georgia senate race is getting tighter as mid-terms draw closer. how they're tailoring their messages to sway undecided voters. we have two of them lined up for you. stay tuned for their position as of today coming up.

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early voting begins today for pivotal races in georgia. after a busy weekend you can almost certainly assure that voters are headed to the polls with a lot to think about in terms of the senate race. that includes the debate you just mentioned last night hosted by the atlanta press club which saw democratic senate candidate warnock face off against the libertarian. in the absence of herschel walker who declined an invitation to debate a second time. warnock criticized the republican challenger on a number of issues including his stance on pharmaceutical drug costs, opposition to student debt relief and walker's violent history with ex wife and other women and pushed back on reports his church moved to evict multiple residents from an apartment building during the pandemic. listen. >> this is one more example of herschel walker and his allies

lying. first of all, there were no evictions. and the atlanta journal constitution reported that. and my church has no direct involvement in the day-to-day operations of that apartment building. >> though absent sunday walker was applauded by republicans for his performance against warnock in their first and only debate friday. walker largely avoided addressing his baggage and repeatedly tried to tie warnock to president joe biden by putting out the voting record. walker's response to claims he lied about once being a police officer that caught a lot of people's attention. take a listen. >> what is so funny, i am what -- at the same time. this is real. >> so the senate race here is still very tight. there is also another big race here the governor's race pitting

republican kemp against democrat abrams. they'll debate tonight here in georgia. >> dana: once again all eyes on georgia in an election cycle. >> bill: early voting now underway in georgia could be the deciding factor, the factor in which party controls the senate. meet two women who tell us they are undecided voters. mary anne is a nurse and realtor. reverend harriet bradley is a member of democrats life for america. ladies, great to have you on. thank you for spending time with us and our audience today. mary anne, i want to start with you. you live in buck head, the neighborhood just north of the city of atlanta. reverend, you live in nor cross a little bit above the northern part of the city. but mary anne. you had an incident at your house over the summer where you had a break-in. what happened and how did what change you? >> so basically on june 3rd i

was in my home in buck head working in my home office friday afternoon at 2:30. and my gates were open. my alarm was off. i live off of main street in buckhead never thinking i would be in any harm. i hear glass shatter in my living room and an intruder come into my house midday. i was home, heard it. at first i thought it was my children playing with toys. then i saw a man that didn't belong in my home. i went red and went straight for my weapon and warned the intruder i was coming and he left my property. i was calling 911 multiple times to get a voice recording. didn't get a live operator. and it really just gave me an eye opening experience that i don't have the safety and security that our tax dollars are paying for. >> bill: that's remarkable.

i understand you rang out banging your fists on the car. you're leaning republican and still undecided. reverend, welcome as well. you are historically a leaning democrat voter but undecided as well. mary anne is voting on safety and security. what are you voting on? >> thank you so much for having me. besides being a preacher, i am a caregiver. i have a client usually at 9:00 i'm with her. i'm very concerned about the provisions for -- yes, i'm pro-life, which i care about the life of the baby inside, but i'm also whole life and i care about the people from all the way from the womb to the tomb. that's what pro-life democrats say. one of the things is that in georgia, the legal minimum wage

is $5.15. yes, it is. that's what it is. so there is not adequate money. we get paid through medicaid reimbursement. that hasn't been raised. there is a shortage of caregivers. we're not being paid, we're not being respected, and we're not being protected. that's something that is very important to me. you have to care for the baby after he is born and so one of the things is that i know that mr. walker has been talking about how senator warnock has voted 96% of the time on president -- for president biden. one of those things was the care package that would help provision for people that get home care and people that service them. i said there was not one republican that voted for it and then because we didn't have the strong support with the democrats, they threw out that

package. that hurt us to our core. and that is the reason why we cry out because we've got to have -- yes, we have to protect the baby, but after we get out, after they are born, they have to have healthcare. we have to have childcare, we have to have paid leave, and so what i take off, i don't get paid. listen, i serve a good god and he takes care of me and i know that when i pray, god moves and i'm praying for both candidates. i'm leaning -- >> bill: you were about to get there. you are leaning what? >> because of my stance and proverbs 21 talks about the heart of the king is in the hand of the lord i can pray and trust god but i definitely have to go for someone that is wanting to provide healthcare and things and also still -- so that's the reason why i lean more toward

senator warnock and stacey abrams. >> bill: gotcha. so still in the democratic column. mary anne you were talking about security. put up number two guys. inflation at 43% in terms of the poll in georgia. that's pretty overwhelming. abortion second at 14%. what will make your decision between the governor's and senate's race. >> i want to start hearing the candidates tell real stories and quit the bantiering back and forth. it doesn't provide us any intel information regarding what their backgrounds are and them fighting over it and what's the truth and what's the lie. i want to hear what their direct experiences are with the citizens in atlanta, in georgia. give us examples of what impact they have made because watching the debate on friday, it was a lot of the same smoke and mirrors. i was very frustrated with a lot of the answers, a lot of the

banter. why i've turned off the news multiple times. i hope they bring it back down to earth and start talking to the citizens. >> bill: have you made a decision? >> i have not made a decision. >> bill: tough stuff. thanks for sharing your story. to the reverend, you are both up on the issues and we appreciate it. thanks for coming in today. you say your home is like fort knox and moving out of buckhead. reverend, take care of yourself and your family. thank you for spending time with us. >> thank you for taking the time. i respect you so much. god bless you. >> bill: you are very kind and you, thank you very much. bye-bye. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: did you see this? tennessee football fans getting a little carried way asaturday night after their team won a

thriller over alabama. fans stormed the field and took down the goalpost and carried it out of the stadium and through one in the tennessee river. the university is looking for donations for the replacement. they have a game coming up this weekend. >> bill: when they have 100,000 people at that game. i think they made plenty of money. at miami university we won the conference one year and we did that. >> dana: what would the reverend think about you doing that? >> we carried it uptown. it was all friendly sort of like college stuff. i don't know why. they're asking people to kick in bucks to pay for the new field goal. i think the program has made plenty of money. >> dana: congratulations to tennessee. >> bill: now, after a series of killings in northern california, police say they've now put their serial killer behind bars. what officers say the suspect was doing when they found him.

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>> bill: police in stockton, california say they've ended an 18-month reign of terror. an arrest of a suspect over the weekend accused of being a serial killer accused of shantey and killing six men since april of 2021. we have the report from l.a. today. do they have their man? >> they believe so, bill. it was around 2:00 a.m. saturday morning and police had received public information about a potential suspect. were following that man and based on his movements and actions, they decided they needed to move in urgently. >> 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.

he was out hunting. >> when 43-year-old man was arrested he was carrying a handgun, wearing dark clothing and a mask around his neck. police believe he is the man seen in this security video as they searched for the suspect in seven shootings. six of the victims died. one survived. all were shot. police linked a weapon used in the shootings, although they have not said at this point whether the gun the man was carrying when he was arrested is indeed the one used in the murders and attempted murders. officials said the man has a criminal record but did not give details. police say they are not sure of a motive at this point but are certain their surveillance of the man and the move to arrest him stopped another killing this weekend. he is due in court tomorrow afternoon. >> bill: wow. keep us posted. jonathan hunt in los angeles.

>> president biden: i'm proud of my son. this is a kid who got -- not a kid, he is a grown man -- he got hooked on -- like many families have had happen -- hooked on drugs. he has overcome that. >> dana: president biden got just one question about his embattled son in a recent interview. critics say it is the latest example of the media's weak coverage of hunter biden despite revelations the f.b.i. believes there is enough evidence to charge him with tax and gun crimes. john levine is a reporter at the "new york post." good to see you. major network coverage the last seven days, 0. it's consistent across the board. phil griffin of nbc and jeff zucker did some interviews this weekend not too long ago, a couple of weeks ago and were asked about this and take a listen to what they said. >> he was never arrested. the justice department looked into it and never reported it until the son of a candidate, i

don't think it's a main story until that happens. >> dana: the thing about that for me is there is a lot of people never arrested but are investigated non-stop especially if you think about the meeting with the russian lady at the trump tower. never arrested. >> he is being knowingly disingenuous. that's not the standard. his network subjected this country to years of russia gate reporting before there were any arrests in connection with that case. that was all based on the steele dossier. as we know it was bogus, junk. hunter, this is a real story. the hard drive was real. the charges he is facing are real. and the national security implications for our country are real as well. so it's just for the media to ignore it before the election was a complete dereliction of duty and we're all paying the price. >> bill: there is regret of that conversation by some of them, too, that's hindsight in the rearview mirror. the new york sometimes had a tweet this weekend. there is a big senate race in wisconsin.

mandela barnes, 35-year-old lieutenant governor from milwaukee, ron johnson has won two close elections there trying to win a third. here is the tweet before the debate. senator johnson, a leading peddler of misinformation will debate lieutenant governor barnes, one of the party's rising stars. that two will debate at 7:00 eastern time. >> i saw this going around. i have to laugh because it is so over the top. and it's not news to anyone that "the new york times" is partisan. a month before an election you see the masks come off not just at the times but a lot of places. that's where the rubber meets the road and need to make it clear to their audience here are the good guys and the bad guys. no more pretenses. >> dana: i didn't see any tweet from "the new york times" of barnes appearing on russian television to say that the police are bad. >> ron johnson is one of the leading senators pursuing questions on the hunter biden

probe. he is doing important unsexy work. >> dana: and the origins of covid. >> absolutely. >> bill: it is interesting how you characterize that about how media companies are trying to tell their viewers or readers who the good guys and the bad guys. you see that a lot. >> generally "the new york times" is trying to keep up pretenses but right before an election. we saw it in 2020 as well. here who is good and bad and who you need to vote for and the bad guy and that's it. no time for pretenses. >> bill: the obligation of the reader is to recognize it so you understand it yourself. >> anyone looking at that tweet can see the mask is off. >> bill: nice to see you. >> dana: twitter feeds at a newspaper not ever good. good to have you. >> was it a mistake in so many stays and so many localities to see schools closed as long as they were? >> i don't want to use the word

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>> bill: do you drink whole milk? >> dana: no. >> bill: i do. i love it. >> dana: that's good to know. >> bill: vitamin d. >> dana: bill drinks whole milk. we want to get to this. the f.b.i. facing a class action lawsuit after raiding a private vault in beverly hills and seizing more than $80 million property from safety deposit boxes. how did that happen? wil wil william >> when it ceased property and a lot of money without evidence or probable cause that every one of those box holders was a criminal. >> this is about -- >> jenny pearson kept her valuables here inside a private vault in beverly hills. >> we had silver coins. >> when she arrived to check her box last year all she saw was the notice. the f.b.i. had taken everything.

>> this is the f.b.i. and it seems like they literally have a plan to steal 80 something million dollars. >> 85 million to be exact. seized from 700 safety deposit boxes. >> the purpose of the search wasn't to keep people's property safe but to try to steal it. >> the lawyer filed a class action suit against the government. what happened at u.s. private vaults was the largest armed robbery in united states history. >> it's not what the f.b.i. says. it obtained a search warrant to seize the boxes inside alleging it was used as a hiding place for criminals. quote, the f.b.i. stands by its ongoing investigation of u.s. private vaults, a business that criminally facilitated drug trafficking and money laundering. but 18 months later the u.s. attorneys office has yet to file criminal charges against a single customer. >> i am certainly not a criminal. this whole thing has been intimidating. >> the u.s. attorneys office

points to the millions no one has claimed and the plea deal that the vault company recruited as its customers drug traffickers and other criminals. >> the purpose of fourth amendment i can't take paul's property because i'm suspicious of peter. >> so the private vault company pled guilty and the f.b.i. had to return the contents to 600 box holders but a judge ruled the f.b.i. didn't violate their right against illegal search and seizure. >> dana: an incredible story. aggressive cartels waging war along the southern border. a cartel drone and provided to fox by the texas department of public safety showing a recent gun battle between two mexican drug cartels using high-powered weapons including.50 caliber machine guns mounted on