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potentially involved in his son's business dealings. republican senator chuck grassley to attorney general merrick garland and fbi director christopher away and as a u.s. attorney leading to hunter biden investigations has he has whistle-blower records that suggest the fbi has "significant evidence related to the potential criminality of hunter biden's ventures." grassley writes, "the documents in the fbi's possession specific details to specific conversations by nongovernment with potential criminal conduct by hunter biden. these documents also indicate that joe biden was aware of hunter biden's business arrangements and may have been involved in some of them. grassley said he obtained a summary of an fbi interview with tony bobulinski and x business associate of hunter biden which suggested joe biden was involved in a joint business venture. fox business news obtained

messages in 2020 showing joe biden met with bobulinski on the sidelines of a california conference in may 2,017th to discuss a business deal. other emails first reported by fox news in 2020 also suggest 10% of interest in a deal be held for joe biden. but the president has repeatedly denied his involvement or knowledge of his son's business dealings. meanwhile, grassley questioning whether the fpd fbi doing due diligence and is not the only republican going for oversight and to the entire biden family. listen. >> this is one of the reasons why it is important both in the house and senate because to provide the oversight, we need majority. and we have majorities in both houses of congress. the level of corruption our government has is totally unacceptable. >> the white house has recently as yesterday declined to comment when met with tony bobulinski. >> todd: we are not done with hunter though. what is going on with hunter biden and russian oligarch?

>> hunter biden's real estate company received millions of dollars from russian oligarch elena. and the billionaire of a corrupt moscow flagged as alarming after she wired 3.5 m 3.53.5 mayan dos to hunter biden as a consulting fee. his legal team shutting down those claims saying hunter biden had no interest in and was not a cofounder and so the claim that he was paid $3.5 million is false. but it turns out hunter's financial relationship with the russian oligarch was much more extensive than that of leaked emails invested $40 million in his real estate venture. hunter biden is currently under investigation for his tax affairs awaiting charges. >> a lot to break down and former acting attorney matt whitaker has to say about this latest development, listen. >> we should have a special

counsel look into this and trust with this months ago if not a year ago. instead, they kept in delaware u.s. attorney of the trump administration in place to do this investigation, but it seems like nothing is moving very quickly. we have seen other investigations in many complain on the right that this investigation moving much quicker when looking into people like trump or his associates or others involved in that circle. but at the same time, the hunter biden investigation seems to be on, you know, slow-moving. i think it is time for the fbi doj to do something. >> and lawmakers preparing to file impeachment articles against president biden should they take control of congress next month and elise stefanik is confident biden could be impeached over the hunter biden warranty links and to delay cuts in oil production until midterm

elections is a sweeping gun. she says, "an abuse of power and high crime misdemeanors, everything is on the table. she called president biden's -- inappropriate and illegal. south carolina congressman nancy mace will join us with her take on all of this. also a saudi prince mohammad bin salman threatening the west after president find warned consequences for opec's consequences to cut oil production. >> anybody that challenge the existence of this country in this kingdom, all of us, we are products of and that is my message to anybody that thinks you can threaten us. >> carley: that is the video they are but a saudi source tells fox digital those comments

do not represent the saudi government's position but the back-and-forth increase has concerns that the long-term security alliance between the united states and saudi arabia could be -- >> todd: and impact of geopolitical ramifications but the biden administration is warning the cost to heat your home goes way up to heat your home. >> carley: this is not good news to wake up this morning. damaging information and the administration shows the average bill increasing by $200. kevin corke joins us live with more, kevin. >> just added to the list, right? we are dealing with high gas prices, high food prices and the biden administration morning heating your home this winter will cost you a lot more. with u.s. household to paid $191 this winter, that is up $206 from last year. up 28% rise according to the eia, which means if you are already struggling with the

other things in your budget, well, throw this on to it because things don't seem to be getting better. and speaking of not getting better at the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded not a whole lot better. in fact, worse than a month ago. look at that, a year ago $3.32 but up $3.87 more significant than it was. president trump left office. bloomberg is reporting 1 10-15000000 barrels the u.s. petroleum reserve, the latest with 181 million-barrel plan. the critics say this is frankly part of a tapestry of turmoil for the administration that likely sock them where it hurts come the midterms. >> the economy is that issue that has been really strong and continues to motivate voters. it does seem like democrats have a really bad set of cards that

they are dealing with, but they are the ones who dealt the cards. >> boy, does not look good for them if you look at the polling. check out the latest "new york times" siena college survey. it shows the economy is still the top issue for voters that of the midterms. and this is really key. check this out the same survey showing independent female voters now favor republican candidates by 8-10 points. favoring democrats by 14 not that long ago. the white house acknowledging, "yeah, we have a lot of work to do but three weeks before the midterm elections." the damage, todd and carley, may have already been done. >> carley: 32-point swing among female voters in just a month. and a lot of work certainly does need to be done. >> todd: a lot of tapestry of turmoil, kevin corke to tell us about it. >> carley: don't think that will fool over heads. >> thank you. >> carley: from the army to

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♪ ♪ >> carley: we are packed with exclusive video. fox has obtained surveillance video capturing what authorities say last cappy patino last, it her killer brian laundry seen roaming the store i was around 2:00 p.m. august 27th, 2021. she was likely murdered. officials say this is the last footage they have of gabby before her remains discovered 1970. she was 22 years old. to a wild story out of new york city. the police arresting this man for setting a restaurant on fire for messing up his order. the video shows the man doused the front of the restaurant with flammable liquid before striking a match. that man reportedly telling the police, i was very drunk. i bought chicken, i was mad and i bought a gas can and i threw it at the store to try to burn

it out. he also admitted he lit his own shoes on fire and it took the police two weeks to track him down and bring him into custody. he was released without bail at this despite criminal charges the next day. so typical for new york city, todd. >> todd: in connecticut, a family honoring to bristol officers killed in an ambush attack with blue halloween lights shine in in front of their home. alex hamzy and fired from them from behind. 26-year-old alec-year-old alec iurato critically wounded. rob and lori don't hack they both join me now. lori >> we are having a hard time. it has been difficult, but here in bristol, we have a saying

that bristol is whole hearts. and there is absolutely no doubt in our hearts and souls that bristol is all hard to. >> todd: rob, why did you decide to under these officers in this way? >> we knew one of them very well, but all three of them, they have done so much with every kid come adult and it is the least we can do to bring a place where we can gather and talk things over and kind of with each other with this tragedy that happened. >> todd: rob, you mentioned that special connection you had with officer alex hamzy. can you describe that for us? >> i'm just going to jump in really quick. all right, officer alex hamzy -- we have been connected with his family for many years. there was actually a situation two years ago on christmas eve

that we needed the police and alex was the one who showed up. it was comforting to see his smile. and we have three boys that christmas eve could have been something completely different, but alex is now known to them as the officer who always smiles. so, they have a way about them. we are going to make sure that we carry that light and share with others. >> todd: lori what do you want them to remember about these two officers and obviously as officer alec iurato recovers in the hospital, what you want them to think about when they think about these officers? >> all three of these officers, they are part of the army of angels who work for the bristol police department. when we call, they answer.

but now it is our turn to answer for them. we will be here always, and we are here to support them. it is about them. what is all about them. we stand with the blue. >> todd: rob, how much have you for these families so far, the families of these officers? >> just last night we had $9,000.02 and a half days. >> todd: and you have been... you have been using your lights for years and not just this instance but to help families struggling. you have raised if i'm not mistaken over the course of years, about $50,000. rob, why do you think your community has been so responsive for so long? >> they are just, the bristol community as a given community. they just need a place to bring it. i feel like we are a safe place for them to come and get together and donate money.

>> todd: lori, with the talk over the last couple of years of defining the police in this sort of notion that the police officers are the bad guy in so many people's minds throughout the country, what do you want those people, those misguided people, to take away from this horrific tragedy? >> oh, god, the blue has always run through our family and continues to. they are what we need. they are god's helpers. i mean, we can't live without them. what is just -- we need them. we really do. and i know that, you know, there may be some bad news because someone made the wrong choice, but all in all, these officers laid their lives on the line for people they don't even know.

so, it is just a misunderstanding. but please know that they will do anything and everything for each one of us to help. >> todd: i had the privilege for five years to cover the great city of bristol, connecticut, and i know many people there. when you are thinking about middle america, small town, middle town bristol, connecticut. you are hurting and an entire nation is behind you. our thoughts and prayers are with you. rob and lori, thank you so much, carley. >> carley: support for law enforcement also a major topic at last nights debate between georgia governor ryan kempf and stacey abrams. our next guest help defeat abrams in 2018 and helps to see it happen again. >> how many share of state wide publicly endorse your campaign? >> mr. camp what you continue to do is continue the lie you told so many times, i think you think it is the truth.

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to do is tell the lie you have told so many times, i believe you think it is the truth. i support law enforcement and have for 11 years. >> she will not answer the question so the answer is zero. no sheriffs are endorsing her state wide because wanting to defund the police. >> also during the debate, abrams launching a wild ex-eustachian at the governor claiming he is responsible for rising prices. listen to this month. >> he has promised to take care of our families and yet the rising prices in georgia are rising because he will not expand medicaid and sitting on $400 million that he will not spend to keep us under ribs and in our homes. >> meanwhile in ohio tim ryan, j.d. vance facing off. the republican nominee calling out the congressman after thousands of steelworkers lost their jobs in his district. >> what were you doing the reasonable solutions in your 20 years in washington, d.c.? if you were half as good the

legislature as you pretend to be, they would not lose 50,000 jobs. >> tim ryan previously did not support a wall at the southern border. instead backing amnesty for illegal immigrants. >> you cannot honestly pretend to defend the border security when you put up or amnesty times in the congress. you cannot pretend to be a defender of border security when you voted against border wall funding multiple times. >> and utah senate debate independent challenger mcmullen is booed by the live audience after calling michael he a traitor to the const constitution. >> senator lee, that was the most egregious betrayal of our nation's constitution in its history by u.s. senator i believe. it will be your legacy. senator lee still casting doubt. [applause] >> please...

[boos] >> mcmullen was accusing senator lee of casting doubt on 2020 presidential election results. karlan taught. >> carley: jackie, quite the moment there. the political commentator and we will talk about it with janelle king podcast. janelle, we are getting down to the wire. according to real clear politics average the living polling average leading by five and a half points. do you think the debate changed anything or swayed voters in one direction or the other? >> oh, absolutely. i believe the debate solidified and are undecided to. i know they are looking for the discussion to show the contrast between stacey abrams and governor kemp. i love that he went on the attack making sure he highlighted a lot of her inconsistencies. the fact is a lot of the issues that we see right now happening when it comes to crime, when it comes to inflation, when it comes to what is happening to the small businesses, a lot of it has to do with stacey abrams.

she pushed it. i remember her sending out text messages urging us to boycott businesses who would not support her efforts to remove the all-star game because of sp 202 law. guess what? we proved our bill is awesome and great for the state and will not do s disenfranchise anyone. but stacey abrams is spending, 's being met to spend spending the truth. just a few years ago. >> todd: we had a georgia voter on earlier who had this to say about stacey abrams. >> stacey abrams said the most dangerous thing for georgia. four more years of brian kemp. you know, that is the direct opposite. they don't see a need for a change. right now stacey abrams cannot catch traction no matter what she does. she cannot catch traction. >> todd: okay, that is focusing on the candidate when

it comes to trashing. historically early voting hasn't help the democratic party in this race. but nationally and specifically in georgia, we just read that line, 2 million people have already voted. half of the nation can vote early by the end of this week. does that benefit republicans, or does it benefit democrats like stacey abrams? >> i absolutely believe it benefits republicans because i don't think anyone wants to be a democrat. at this stage in the game, everyone is feeling the strain of inflation. they are feeling it at the pump. these are direct impacts on people's every single day. and i think and the end of it all, that will make the decision when you go into that booth, go when they privately and make a decision regardless of how you vote in the past. >> carley: janel, last night senator tim scott, lindsey graha m and herschel walker, they held eight town hall with sean hannity and talked about raw fail warnock voting record. take a listen to this.

>> he is voting nine, six, seven at a time and so he either is a rubber-stamp for joe biden or he has no clue what he is doing. >> one simple georgia senate seat cost all the american people nearly $4 trillion! >> carley: janelle, one of the things raphael warnock did is he pushed president biden with those $1400 stimulus checks and fast-forward today, he got it done and the checks were sent out in the mail. he is not talking about on the campaign trail, even though this was one of raw fail warnock's accomplishments. why is that? >> you know what it is interesting because i feel like i get two different raw fail warnock's. when we were listening to him and talking to the black community and listening to the radio stations primarily the community, he does talk about these things but he doesn't talk to the broad majority of voters because he knows it is a

problem, which is my frustration with him. when it comes to the 96%, here is that thing. i am hoping herschel walker goes to the senate and boats for primarily in the direction of the republican policies. that is because there is a clear difference when it comes to republicans, we urge the republicans to sustain. and we urge an agenda. in voting 96% for an agenda the left is pushing, that is typically moving in socialism, marxism and communism is an issue for me. agendas have been known to fail. we have got to support the stated policies, and that is what i am hoping we see in the senate. >> todd: of the podcast is called "let's talk about it" and we did. >> carley: thanks, janelle. spain won the senate race, taking heat for this report on health. >> it is not clear he was understanding our health. >> his campaign be allowed to

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>> good morning, everyone in the cold air in south florida. the temperatures 414, 37 chicago but the windchill, single digits even below zero in these areas. here is that cold front, the coldest air of the season so far. tuesday and wednesday, we will break record, cold eyes across the country. look at that, 33 chicago but 35 jackson, 33 atlanta and the overnight lows wednesday 75 million people impacted with frost and freeze alerts including along the gulf coast peered up towards the mid-atlantic. the record fall cool highs to break today, 64 in new orleans, mississippi, alabama, birmingham chattanooga in the 50s and into florida, my friends, temperatures in the 60s in orlando but that is still a record appearance of the temperatures will be pretty colf snow across the upper midwest and the great lakes and yes,

part of michigan getting 2 feet of snow in the next 12 to 24 ho. you can see as the snow will shift to the eastern great lakes and the interior northeast. so, a taste of what is to come, my friends. i know if you live in these areas, you get snow in october but it's still a little bit of a shock to the system growing up in canada, i told you this before, we get our costumes one size bigger to put the snow snow suits underneath. >> i remember as a kid you were a princess underneath and your mom makes you put a turn a turtleneck under it. it destroys the whole thing. >> the whole winter coat. that is why you get the bigger size so you can put the winter coat underneath the princess dress. >> carley: you have got to stay warm. >> todd: every year, you are covered either way, indiana jones. >> indiana jones, i like it? >> carley: there is a story there. we will get into it tomorrow. all right, the pennsylvania senate race, his wife is calling

for an apology from nbc after one of the reporters raised fresh questions about his health. gisele fetterman telling the independent, "if this happened in a school and if this was a child that was at ablest against a child or teacher there would have been an issue stated. i would love to see an apology from the disability community from her and the network and the damage they have caused. >> todd: ashley strohmier the great lady joins us, ashley, we have done the race now and disability debating but why with this reporter apologize in the first place? asking an important question about the health of potential senator i.e. one of the highest offices in the land? >> well, she obviously should not apologize. in fact, the rest of the media should circle the wagons around her to protect one of their own as often they do unless it does

not break in their favor politically, in this case, that is what happened. yes, asking tough questions to politicians or political hopefuls, that is one of the core jobs of any journalist and exactly what this reporter did. but she is getting this pressure piled on because they don't like the answers either. >> carley: so much vitriol, ashley, for doing her job which is reporting what she saw and experienced during an interview. and also "the washington post" editorial board or warning about a bill washington, d.c., bill which would allow noncitizens to vote, "that is a bad idea and democratic leaders and as a political gift to the g.o.p. just three weeks before the midterms." in this bill we would say not just citizens but illegal immigrants who have been in washington, d.c., for 30 days. it would allow them to vote in election. the thinking there is this will

really fire up the elections. >> you know, the dems keep handing these gifts to their enemy to their political opponents. you can't understand why. it doesn't make political sense and it does not make sense constitutionally, of course and this basic notion we share common sense where you look around the world, what country in the world does such a thing? you can go from japan, you can go to europe, latin america and there is no such thing. in such cases you can't get into the country and an active member of the political society when you vote as a citizen. and these are the roles we play by whether we come from anyplace, whatever, those are the rules we agree by aunt suddenly bend the rules and this is going to work in the democrats favor is really mania, craziness, they will pay a price and a couple of weeks. >> todd: everyone acknowledging this is quite a

gift to the republicans sort of like the president eating an ice-cream cone and nothing is wrong and the economy is strong. ashashley rindsberg, thank you y much. this is crazy. researchers at boston university created a new and deadlier strain of covid-19. >> carley: the question is, why did they do it? does this pose a risk if it gets out? dr. janette nesheiwat answers that coming up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: governor gavin newsom says he will finally end california's covid-19 state of emergency status in february. that is nearly three years after the pandemic began. "it was a necessary tool and we would not get to this point without it. california used to phase it out. backlash for many in the golden state call covid extremism pointing to forest masking of kids, especially playing sports" newsom is criticized for breaking his code of lockdown measures at the french laundry. that is upscale restaurant and no social distancing there mask

wearing during the height of the pandemic. let's make it clear, october. it is october. >> carley: my goodness. listen to this, scientists have created a new covid strength that has an 80% kill rate. what is the reasoning behind this research? let's ask fox news medical contributor dr. nesheiwat. dr. nesheiwat this has concerning and the daily mail said boston researchers made a hybrid virus to combine omicron with the strain that killed 80% of mice in a study. why would they do this and are you concerned about this? what should we know about this? >> hey, carley i am concerned and there is no reason to do it. as a physician who took care of thousands of patience the past two years and the trenches, i tell you this is dangerous and infuriates me. this is what they did at the boston laboratory.

what they did is took the spikes off the oma chronic virus and attached it to the original strain, the wuhan strain and created this hybrid and expose this new strain to mice. but killed 80% of them. look, carley, i get it and i understand we have to do studies and research for more cures. we have bacteria, virus, fungus and more treatments for cancers and diseases, but when it comes to covid this is gain of gain-of-function research and it should be banned. there was no room in society and we have endured enough in the last pandemic and i'm shocked this is going on but technically in boston, that is -- just a few of them in our country. we have had enough. there's been enough lives lost and enough damage to the country and to our children. they should not be tolerated whatsoever. >> carley: boston university released a strain, "first this is not gain-of-function

research, meaning it did not amplify the washington state sars covid to buy restrained the original virus from 2020 or make it more dangerous. in fact this research made the virus replicate less dangerous so they are saying nothing to be concerned about to do my care but what do you think about that? >> that is completely 100% inaccurate peer that is what they said coming out of the wuhan lab in china. look what happened. we have this global pandemic that killed millions of people. this is clearly gain-of-function research. look what it did. it enhanced the virus that killed 80% of the organisms that it came into contact with and in this case mice. instead of focusing on the strength of the covid virus, they need to shift their focus of better treatments and an honest vaccine versus taking a risk and gambling with american lives. if this gets out of the lab, they are practicing on my spirit if it gets out of the lab, there is always human error

and we have no place for human error. if it gets out of the lab, who knows, does the current vaccines or current antivirals work? will they work against us hybrid? i don't think so. we don't know. >> carley: speaking of covid, todd read a headline about governor gavin newsom and will not lift the state of emergency in california until february 20202023. what do you make at that? >> i feel so bad for the people of california because what is the definition of an emergency? that is when the hospitals are overwhelmed and a shortage of doctors and nurses and x-ray technicians. we don't have enough beds and medications. that is clearly not the case. we have plenty of staff in the hospitals. we have plenty of beds. it is completely backwards. it is like crying wolf when it is unnecessary. again, i feel so bad there are so many restrictions when it is harmful to everyone, not just children. they need to reevaluate the

criteria they are using there. >> carley: dr. nesheiwat, thank you for joining us this morning. always appreciate it. >> thank you, carley. >> carley: absolutely. republicans putting impeachment on the tape was president biden face of scandals with his son's business dealings in saudi arabia. we are talking to congresswoman nancy mace on that. >> todd: peter doocy with "fox & friends first" no scandal with your son. >> not that you know of. outstanding young man with mr. peter. >> you obviously are unfamiliar with his high school career. >> todd: you just blew off peter's son. >> i'm kidding. good morning, todd and carley and my wife who is going to be calling me in a second, "what are you doing talking about peter on tv like that? coming up on speed 299 minutes and 42 seconds, the peach state show down, georgia governor brian kemp will join uh democrat candidate stacey abrams

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new whistleblower document suggesting president biden was aware of and may have even been involved with hunter biden's shady business. and that's just one reason congresswoman elise stefanik say republicans could move to

impeach the president the other is asking saudi to delay production cuts for one month until after the midterms. >> anything is on the table. south carolina congresswoman nancy macy joins us now. congresswoman good morning to you. what do you think about this impeachment push and is this something you would support? >> i want to thank off, first off, senator grassley for making this information known to the american public. this is likely just the at this ptip ofthe iceberg about hunters shady business dealings. the first thing we need to do if we are going to look at whether or not the president was involved as vice president is have an investigation that investigation should start on some place like the oversight committee where i sit and chairman of that committee next year when the republicans are in the majority. >> obviously for that to happen they need to vote in republicans to make that the majority one of

the major issues that could lead that to be the case the economy. the number one issue on everybody's score card. pete buttigieg is getting blasted for saying this about joe biden rescuing the economy. take a listen. >> if we hadn't done that if we shouldn't rescue you had the economy through the american rescue plan, we would not have had the 10 million jobs created under this president. we wouldn't be seeing some of the lowest unemployment numbers in the history of the republic. we would be faced with the kinds of problems that we were faced with when the president arrived which was an economy that was facing a very real risk of free fall. >> todd: let's face it, the economy was amazing until right before covid and congresswoman, you want to talk free fall? take a look at what is happening right now. your take on this. >> well, look. pete buttigieg is saying that the highest inflation rate in american history in 40 years is making the economy great. i can't even, when you go to the

store and you see the price of eggs and milk and gas right now in the town i'm sitting at rent $5,000 month to month for a three bedroom apartment. american reduction ability those things are making inflation worse and not better. so i don't understand. i scratch my head. everything that is up is down with democrats heading into november election. >> carley: yeah, well from the scandals involving the president's son to the economy to the border. president biden's border chief chris magness and being accuse of skipping and sleeping through some key meetings. this is something that white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked to address yesterday, watch this are you talking about commissioner magness looking under secretary mayorkas leadership we are securing the border. taking thousands of smugglers off the street, installing new technologies to catch more drugs and traffickers and making

historic investments in the department of homeland security. that's what we have seen. >> carley: she didn't address the allegations that she was sleeping through meetings and congresswoman also new reporting that fox news is learning about the dod asking military members to be moved from military jobs to do janitorial work for illegal immigrants at the southern border. pick up prescription drugs. clean up after them. so rather than fixing the border issue move dod officials to address it even further. what do you make of this, an issue that even non-border states are saying is a top issue for them. >> well, the border chief falling asleep in meetings. they are literally asleep at the wheel on border immigration. you had the white house just say that the border is secure. nothing is further from the truth. i have to tell you i was receiving text messages last night about the issue about military and american citizens being essentially an uber driver

runninger randz for illegal immigrants that came here across our border illegally how offensive it is to the american people by not putting us first but illegal immigrants first ahead of those. >> carley: congresswoman nancy mace thank you for being here. it. >> thank you. >> carley: with that "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. >> debates in very close races. >> republican governor brian kemp and stacey abrams went head to head. >> the most dangerous things facing georgia is four more years of brian kemp. >> ms. abrams doesn't want to talk about her own record. >> not to declare a state of emergency over the migrant crisis fearing it would make the look back. multiple city officials. >> fox has obtained surveillance video capturing what dhorts say