country. i've been to the manufacturing plant. i've been on electric school buses. you go what you really say >> what do you say that? is she playing a drinking game nobody else knows about? she loves buses. that's it. thank you for watching. it's america now and for ever and greg gutfeld and the gang to cut all from here. >> carley: fox news alert. president biden announcing the relief of 15 million barrels from our strategic reserve, the outrageous cost of living across the country becomes the number one issue for voters as midterm election cycle. you are watching "fox & friends first" this wednesday morning. i'm carley shimkus. to. >> todd: i'm todd piro. president biden has decided to continue living our strategic reserves dried to help, get this, our stockpile is at its lowest level since 1984.

kevin corke live in washington. the young lady to my right was not even born in 1984. >> i'm not surprised by that. talented though she is she is young. i on the other hand was already in college, i believe. [laughter] great to be with you this morning. we anticipated this move by the white house. there are consequences to driving down the spr to its lowest level since 1984. critics argue from a national security perspective this move by the white house is suspect and purely political. yet again, mr. biden is drawing from the pool for yet another summer between 10-15000000 barrels and, of course, there is this from the white house. the president is calling on the department of energy to be ready to move forward with additional significant strategic petroleum reserves sales this wednesday

winter, if needed, due to russia or other actions disrupting global markets. there is that. one look at the levels now especially when compared with the beginning of 2022 and you can see why there has been great because for alarm in some quarters. and obviously a course correction from the white house which you may remember, said this just a couple of weeks ago. >> and in about releasing more oil? how is the president going to keep the supply up? >> we are not considering new releases from the strategic petroleum reserve. >> it's going to happen soon. that was then, this is now. all this happening is mr. biden claiming the economy is "strong as hell." despite key indicators that we are already awash in

recessionary pressure. >> we could be barreling towards a recession and the economy is as the president says of strong as hell." >> the job market is strong. the labor force is strong and that is not usually for a recession. and so a lot of that because the work that this president has done. >sometimes you have to sell, sell, sell even though you know the audience isn't buying it like they were in the white house present briefing. g.o.p. lawmakers making the case that democrats simply can't be trusted to turn things around because of their tax-and-spend policies which don't add up. >> $10 trillion over all while they spent in power brought us inflation. it's the most painful thing you could ever do to a nation. when you go to the store, eggs

are higher. it is a democrat policies that brought that. >> all right. let me give you some numbers before i let you go. we are talking about 180 millioe been released by the biden white house and that again is a number that could go up this winter if needed. something worth keeping an eye on and worth run during how this might play out, midterms guys. >> carley: absolutely. we have a question as well, this 15 million-barrel release be effective, sounds like a drop in the bucket to me. thank you both for calling me young. truly appreciate. kevin, thank you. >> you bet. >> carley: president biden's election stunt is going to come back to hurt us. watch. >> very few using it as a slush fund to help his prospects in the election. he try to get the salaries to do

it before the midterms and they wouldn't do it. they won't take any steps in the long term that would help us restore energy independence. so this is all the political calculations but the fact is the government like high gas prices because they wanted to get people to stop smoking. they think the way to push americans into the ev economy is to make as too expensive. they do not like the political blowback. >> todd: the march to the midterms reaching the home stretch. florida senator marco rubio and val demings squaring off in an intense debate last night. >> carley: brooke singman has all the highlights from us. >> a heated florida senate debate val demings dance around the question of accepting the result of next month's election. listen to this. >> will you accept the results of the 2022 election? >> my mother, a maid and janitor, they worked long hard

days. but i can never remember a time they did not vote. while on earth are we trying to stop them from voting? they were able to vote because of our democracy, the wonderful system of government that we have. >> that was part of deming's minute long answer to the question but you never affirmed to the results unlike incumbent senator marco rubio will also make sure to what he calls deming's poor track record in congress. >> she's never passed a bill. she's never passed a single bill. she's been in congress for over half a decade. you never passed a bill, epp, not anything. >> the four senate races considered possibly getting even closer. in georgia the latest real clear politics average raphael warnock to lead is just two percentage points over republican challenger herschel walker. in pennsylvania's ten senate

race. democrats john fetterman polling lead over republican dr. mehmet oz is down to just 3.2%. and republican adam laxalt leads the polls for nevada senate seat. and arizona, blake masters is now within four percentage points, the democratic incumbent senator mark kelly. masters is feeling confident in his chances with less than three weeks until election day. watch. >> we've got the momentum so we expect to win because wary voters in arizona, they are fed up, right? it'd be bad enough biden and mark kelly were trying but failing to secure the southern border. they aren't even trying. >> the latest power rankings projects 33 toss ups, up from 31 last week. >> polling shows it's all about the economy but democrats are still doubling down on abortion. >> that's right. president biden bill treating abortion for top issues ahead of the midterms. he's vowing to codify

roe v. wade democrats maintain control of congress. watch this. >> if you care about the right to choose, you got the vote. both. if we do that, here's a promise i make to you and the american people: the first bill that i will send the congress will be to codify roe v. wade. >> the democrats keep hanging their hat on abortion as a midterm talking point a newly released fox news poll shows voters are not all that can e earn. more parents say they are more worried about inflation and what their children are learning and school. those old pointing to a number of specific problems within american school systems. more than 75% of parents say but expanding is a problem and at least 60% believe parents need more input in their children's education. they are also concerned with the focus on race and transgender policies and their kids although a clear artisan divide between racial and transgender policies

are "problems and some of them are coolly believe that but banding is a major issue. >> todd: with that let's bring in bryan marriott and oregon congressional candidate mike erickson. thanks to the both of you for being here. nobody would mistake your two states for red bastions. obviously very, very blue. but you guys are both income pretty competitive races for critics on the left are going to your district is leaning right because of redistricting. what's your response, what your rebuttal to that? >> redistricting change things a little bit but not by much. the reason we are going to win this race because people are fed up. they are being hurt by a cost-of-living that's costing them their peace of mind. everything that they have to buy, everything that is nondiscretionary is exploding in price for them and the average person in san diego with mortgage rates roughly doubling in the last six months which is

a direct result of the trillions that they are printing and spending has allowed a new home to almost dropping the 350 the price of a home they can afford. there's real impact the people and they are upset. >> carley: oregon, crime crime is a major issue and president biden was in portland over the weekend and while on his way there, two people were shot in portland, no arrests were made, no suspects have been reported so far. what is it going to take to get crime under rule. >> oregonians want to fight crime. we are tired, we want to take back our streets. from the criminals in the liberal politicians who let this happen. oregon has said enough is enough and it's coming here, all the polling. oregon has become a welcome mat to homeless camps and all the

crime that goes with it. oregonians believe it or not are tired. they are leading republican, the governor's race here, three different congressional races. one up almost four points in the latest poll. i think oregonians are saying clear and loud commitment enough is enough and oregon. >> todd: your states are some of the highest in the country. $5.91, the average and oregon stands at $5.29. when you hear president fighting double down on abortion while saying over the weekend our economy is strong as hell, do you just smile at the gift he has given you and your fellow republicans in this midterm? >> they've been dastardly the way they've approached the energy issue and its dealing our impact daily, people who want to get a second job want to add more hours at work and so forth do an extra shift and they worry

if it's worth it because of the price of the commute, they are really wreaking havoc on people, particularly bad in california and they are playing some political tricks to try to lower it in time for the midterms but at the end of the day, your previous guest was right on the previous show, they are pushing people overnight towards electric vehicle with no regard for the financial pain in the distress they are causing them and people are not going to tolerate it. >> carley: might commit to that point, white house press secretary was recently asked when americans can start to see relief when it comes to inflation and her response was, well, sometimes next year, that's when pieces of the inflation reduction apple kicked in. but americans need relief now and you are a supply-chain consultant. so what is it going to take to get prices down? >> well, right away we look at

government spending, we don't have a tax problem. we have a spending problem in congress. we need to rein in that national debt. as a supplying pain experts the last 30 years, we are seeing a rise in transportation cost being passed directly to the consumers at every level. trucking costs have tripled. fedex and ups have announced their new 2023 rates and they are going up. the height increases that had ever. those costs are passed on to consumers. all transportation costs, those are being passed on the consumers beginning our country to be back energy independent is a big part of driving those supply chains down. >> carley: aligned on policy, not aligned on football. i'm pulling for the bruins been that's why i didn't ask you one single question. thank you very much. have a great weekend. i'll be rooting against you, mike. thank you. brian as well. as a feel-good story for you

this morning. ron desantis handling 100,000 bonus checks to hurricane first responders for part of the sunshine state's freedom first budget which ron desantis site and log back in june. "we are proud of the selflessness our first responders demonstrate every day especially when entities are relying on them more than ever. i'm glad we are able to bring first responders their $1,000 bonuses to show our appreciation for their dedication. instead of giving out free money like our government likes to, why don't you give it to people doing the work. the two good point, todd! i like it. >> todd: blatant act of lawlessness, dirt bikers who roll bricks and bottles at their cruiser. why crime is such a major issue in the pennsylvania senator race. more on the straight ahead. >> carley: that shelter opens today

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>> todd: a fox news alert. new york city set to open its first migrant tent structure as the big island tries to handle the migrant spots from the southern border. >> the history of this country has always been tied to welcoming those who are fleeing harm. i believe that we will always be responsible as new yorkers to making sure whoever comes here, we are going to do our job and that we have done. >> todd: migrants of the facility will have access to migrants with massive tv sets, video game consoles and listen to how they touted the meal plan. speak of the meal plans are culturally appropriate, it's south american fare.

the menu rotates on a normal basis. >> carley: the special treatment has many on social media crying foul, wondering why wasn't this done for homeless americans and vets of this wonderful country? another demanding quote, open up gracie mansion for the spirit of this country. i'm sure there's some room for some migrants. keep in mind, this is a migrant shelter that aoc the immigration advocate, did not want in her district so it had to be moved. the cost of moving the immigration facility, the hundred $25,000 to demobilize it and another 325,002 set the facility up on randall's island and it could be more expensive determining on how many migrants enter the facility and given that there is xbox and popcorn machines and the bells and whistles, you can expect a lot of people to want to be there. >> todd: the homeless

somewhere is their xbox? they're culturally appropriate meal? i think about the single mother of three doing two jobs to keep her family financially afloat. her tax dollars are going to pay for this so some woke politician can feel good calling new york "a sanctuary city." one of the key lines of this article, they want the migrants to relax and kick their feet up there i was told that these people were here to work. literally here to work. instead they are getting an all expense paid vacation and i made this point earlier with a different story but it seems like we are treating this like this is a hotel. concierge services? we were joking about it at the break. but the flop and fold laundry? i would love that service. folding -- it took me an hour and a half to fold my clothes last weekend. this was looney tunes! >> carley: there is a difference for caring for people who need help. a lot of these people do. they need food. that's the cost of fortunately of biden's immigration policies

at the open border but you do cross the line and it becomes a slap in the face to new york city taxpayers when you are services like xboxs -- he declared a state of emergency in new york city, it's a total invitation from a people to come in, but when he said that there is a crisis at the border last week during his speech, listen to the words he used up. "we need a realistic decompression strategy at the border that will slow the outflow of asylum-seekers. he couldn't say "we need to build a wall," or "remain in mexico." it's like he's using a scripted coded language the media won't come in and hammer me for that. >> todd: nobody will know! that's the language of education speech.

look. i want to end this on a serious note. three square meals a day and unlimited snacks. when you think about the number of food insecure american citizens that -- we did that story last week where that young man was beating two tubes of ramen per day because he wanted his own kids and wife to eat. think about that. we are giving people who did something illegal, came here illegally. something is horribly wrong with the democrats and the left's priorities and it sat for our country. >> carley: some more news when it comes to the southern border in texas. agencies in over a pound of fentanyl pills disguised as oxycodone tabs during a traffic stop. the woman accused of smuggling those pills had three active warrants for her arrest. texas dps has seized more than 333 million lethal doses of fentanyl governor greg abbott launched lone star blast.

>> texas governor meeting with state and local law enforcement to discuss the fentanyl crisis. >> i want to make it a law that makes it murder for someone to knowingly provide it in drugs that lead to somebody's death. >> todd: labeling fentanyl the single biggest threat to the nation. naloxone a quick remedy which reverses oxycodone doses. designating drug cartels as terrorist organizations. it's been nearly a year as the start of the nation wide baby formula shortage. a new survey reveals is far from over. >> carley: one-third of families still cannot find food to give their bed babies and our next guest is one of them. her story coming up next.

the two big update to get to hear after hours of deliberating, a federal jury finds russian national igor danchenko not guilty on all four counts of making false statements to the fbi. >> we've known all along that mr. danchenko was innocent. we are happy now the american people know that at well. b-2 served served as a top informant for the fbi. the bureau paid him over 200,000 bucks during that time. prosecutors on special counsel john durham's team accused him of providing all information to the fbi when the agency was trying to verify the now debunked steele dossier. charges brought by john durham of the years long probe. the federal reserve is barreling towards its fourth consecutive .75% interest rate hike in november. "the new york times" reports the fed has abandoned its previous

discussion of a smaller rate height after inflation ran hotter than expected in september. the target federal funds sit just above 3%. but some of federal officials are signaling it could hit 4.6% by december. todd? >> todd: good luck getting a mortgage now. good luck finding baby formula. it's been a about baby wide formula struggling to feed their newborns. a new survey by the u.s. census that one in three american houses, 33% of you are still having trouble finding formula. one of those parents is amber heard bergeron, a mom of twins born premature. amber, we spoke with you a few weeks ago. has it improved. have you been able to find formula and any greater quantity than we were a few weeks ago? >> no. we haven't been able to. the one they are on is still being more for me to find so i have to pull everywhere i'm looking to try to help.

i'm still in the same boat which i'm still just completely blown away by that this is something. >> the white house talked a great game. said we are on this. we are going to get the lab to do their thing. they literally celebrated that they solved the problem. where are the results. it seems like they solved nothing. >> the conclusion i've come to is the american people need to remember this. remember that the children, our future was not important to this administration. i'd like to ask the president, where are you for our future? where are you? you need to wake up. >> todd: i don't want to make this a referendum or segment on abortion but when you hear president biden come out yesterday from a catholic joe biden, and say "the first thing we are going to do when democrats take over congress, which isn't going to happen from editorial perspective but i

digress, the first thing we are going to do nationwide abortion bill. you are struggling to feed your premature babies what goes through your mind as a mom and when you hear that? >> the only thing i can think of is the most important thing is feeding these babies and the next steps we need to take to ensure that does happen. that's all i can say on that one. >> todd: understood. 18% of powdered baby formula was out of stock on the month ending september 30th. that was a few weeks ago. think about that. 47 of adults, amber, make less than $75,000 a year say they have trouble finding formula. is this the latest example of the rich being able to buy their way out of problems while the middle class takes it on the chin once again? and this time with the most vulnerable of our society, literal babies? >> yeah. i'm pretty sure the middle class

is about to be taken out. there is no middle class. there is no help for anybody right now. there is just nothing there. there is nothing there to help us. we work hard, go to school to provide a better life for our families and our children and this is a slap in the face that we get. >> todd: we always have to emphasize in segments like this and we aren't talking about some random -- the only thing these children can eat. this is their survival. and somehow the government can't figure this problem out quickly. before i let you go, inflation hitting the holidays not as important as -- you want your turkey on thanksgiving. are you doing thanksgiving and hollowing different because of inflation? >> i'm trying to make it to tomorrow to see my babies, my family the rest of my children i have two others besides the

twins. and once we get there, i'm sure it's going to be very different. all of the extras that we had just aren't going to happen. >> todd: america in 2022. a mom trying to give her kids life, fun, can't do it and that is bad. that's not america, amber. i certainly hope it improves. thank you for coming on. you speak for a lot of american people. president biden and vice president harris had to philadelphia to stump for democrats. but with businesses struggling with inflation and crime giving them a warm welcome. >> restaurant has suffered soaring costs in three acts of vandalism's. he joins us live to react. a jam-packed by the book our of "fox & friends first." stick around.

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>> todd: you got to see this to believe it. california family's night out turning into a nightmare. the family's phone hangs catching thieves breaking through their sliding glass doors.

the family helplessly watches at home. approximately 14 minutes ransacking the orange county home. >> carley: shocking video shows a group of bikers antagonizing the little be a outside a gas stations throwing bricks and bottles into the windshield of their squad cars. >> todd: the latest before the midterm elections as lawn orders could determine the congressional balance of power. marianne rafferty with the details. as crime rages like you saw in the state's largest city. taken at a gas station in philadelphia showing a violent group of atv riders attacking police cars with bricks and

bottles after a is the council member accuses city's democrat mayor accusing officers of not enforcing the law. democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz really heating up now with crime remaining the focal point of the oz campaign, the most recent poll showing fetterman at 48% and oz 46%. those polling numbers are within the margin of error which is 4.4% basically resulting in a tie. the numbers don't lie when it comes out of control crime in the streets of philly with armed robberies involving a gun up close to 50%. total violent crime up near 5%. victims of shootings are up just under 3% and shooting incidents of 1.34%. and with violent crime up nationwide, democrat candidates are distancing themselves from the biden administration and its policies. >> none of the democrats running want to be anywhere near him.

they are running away desperately from the failed agenda of the radical left. that really says something when the president of the united states is a millstone around the neck of these democrat candidates, but they've been rebel step for the radical left agenda for two years and they are forced to face the voters. >> another tight race getting closer and a blue state. open editorial candidate lee zeldin closing the gap with kathy hochul. the latest quinnipiac poll showing kathy hochul with a slight lead over resulting at 58-46%. asked what the most urgent issue facing new york state today is? new yorkers say crime ranks first among likely voters. >> carley: absolutely no surprise. life for us, thank you. businesses are also under siege. a restaurant owner says his shop sustained $7500 worth of damage after vandals master's front

window sunday night. it's the third time's business has been vandalized in just the past two years. that owner in philadelphia joins us now. dave, good evening to you. so sorry for what you are going through but what your reaction when you found out your restaurant was vandalized again for the third time? >> good morning. thanks for having me. to help, you know something is not going to come of this. it's going to happen and you are going to pay for it and you're going to fix the damage and you're hopeful to get the police report filed at this stage. you really just feel like this is par for the course in the city of philadelphia at this point. >> carley: you don't have any faith that the people who vandalized your restaurant will get caught and arrested? >> we had an issue where somebody came into our vestibule and damaged some of the vestibule, we called, we waited six hours.

the police never arrived. that person got away. we have a broken window. it is just one of those things where the police are so understaffed, they have so many major crimes to deal with in the city. as we continue to watch this unfold, it seems like major crimes aren't being prosecuted much less these quality-of-life crimes affecting residentses, businesses. our homes, our properties, our employees. these are minor crimes in the state of philadelphia. >> carley: you have people throwing bricks through the windshield of police officers, squad cars. it's shocking video but also not surprising. i want to talk to you about the pennsylvania senate race. john fetterman. he's a big criminal justice reform guy. now he's trying to distance himself from all of those things he previously said yesterday. he said that defunding the police is absurd and should never -- she's never believed in it. are you buying that from john

fetterman? >> i dealt with john fetterman when all the restaurants were closed during covid and i spoke up at harrisburg with a lot of other restaurant leaders and we were out in front of the capitol building in harrisburg speaking about our business is being close and asking for help to reopen our businesses and treat small business owners like people instead of criminals. while we were delivering our speech, we are standing in front of fetterman's office where he's got a giant marijuana flag. in the middle of decriminalization of marijuana and getting more and more people out of jail. those may be topics we can all talk about but in the middle of a pandemic, john fetterman did not help a single small business. he did not come meet with any of us, didn't help promote or push forward any legislation to support small business owners. his objective remained, very

clear during all of covid, the objective was to legalize marijuana and get more people out of jail. all of a sudden he's saying that's not what he's about and that's exactly what he's about. he did nothing for small businesses during the pandemic. >> carley: the pot flag flying above your office is pretty telling about what your priorities are. and tomorrow the president is going to be heading to philadelphia to campaign for john fetterman. do you think that him being an phillies going to make a difference? >> it really hard because the philadelphia metro area continues to vote against its own survival. what we've seen happen in philadelphia, we seen violent crime skyrocket. quality-of-life really diminished. my friends on the moderate left and far left are scared of the city. so many friends on the left and far left move -- >> carley: there he goes. dave, we lost you for a little bit but i think we got you back. ten more seconds to complete

your thought. >> i think they've had too many years here of their policies to try and fix things and they haven't fixed this. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us this morning. so sorry about -- three times! his business gets hit by vandals and there is no faith there is y are going to get caught. >> thanks for having me. >> carley: todd? >> todd: the new york senator -- finally speaking out. james bennett is blasting the times had publisher for the fallout from that controversial piece. he blew the opportunity to make clear "the new york times" doesn't just exist to tell progressives how progressive should view reality. he set me up and threw me in the garbage. the article for law and order after riots rocked the death after george floyd, the former editor wants to remind the

public that one more thing that sometimes get misreported, i never apologize for publishing the piece and still don't. i was actually unaware of that clarification too. i learned a little something. he did not apologize. the two control of the senate could come down to nevada and republican adam laxalt is inching ahead of incumbent candidate -- made history as the first latina in the senate but many are siding with our nevada voter panel to tell us why next.

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the two gabbard indoors the late gubernatorial katie hobbs continues to deny offers before the election just 20 days away. in nevada, more than 95% of the state police union overwhelmingly bow zero confidence in democrat governor steve. this spokesperson said poor working conditions and pay and equity leading to a gaping police shortage which leads nevadans unsafe but steve released a statement after the vote calling it a political stunt, todd. >> todd: the control of the senate could come down to the race between republican adam laxalt and catherine cortez masto a slight lead, being propelled by strong support from latino voters and joining me now, army veteran and former democrat lydia dominquez

and vice president art del cueto of the vice council. you voted for obama twice, why are you voting now for adam laxalt? >> yes, and i switch parties in 2015. i'm voting for adam laxalt because of his experience as attorney general purity he gave a voice to the voice voiceless and tackled rape kits that justt and tested by cortez mastro. he tackled the opioid crisis as an attorney general. i want someone like that for my kids. >> todd: christina, your family, how has the democratic party and christina e cortez masto a bandage you. >> first, we, latinos are concerned about what is going on at the border. the simple fact she has not gone to the border to check out what is going on, our crime is out of

control and just a couple of weeks ago, we had illegal immigrant who killed two of nevadans and for them to say the border is closed is absolutely ludicrous to me. i feel she has abandoned us and taken advantage of the latino vote. we have been literally abandoned and there is no way i would vote for cortez masco and i'm voting for adam laxalt and my family is voting for adam laxalt. >> todd: . >> todd: you mentioned the border, this is a specialty. we talked about this phenomena latinos voting in massive numbers but when you are at the border, how fed up our latino americans who came here the right way with this administration's border policy or lack thereof? >> you know, what i think it goes beyond that, you have a bunch of individuals educated, they see what they want and they need border security. they want to feel safe in their homes. they are not about lawlessness.

that is what it comes down to. you have a bunch of individuals who have educated themselves and they see what is going on. you see so many people leave one party and go to the other, why? they don't have that security. they come to this country to get x dough might get security. and those who have truly abandoned them and they see the lawlessness. they don't want that same lawlessness here. that is what you are getting with a lot of these voters. educated, but they are tired of people looking at them as just crop workers, dishwashers and going on press conferences and calling them breakfast tacos. these people are a lot more than that an educated themselves the right way. that is why they are backing up candidates that will see their future. >> todd: li lydia, the highest amount of latino voters at 21%. when you speak to the fellow latinos, are they the same vote as you and voting for laxalt?

>> whether switching over their party but voting for adam, we are sick and tired what is going on with the economy we are sick and tired what is going on with the state. we don't care about the crazy issues that the administration keeps bringing. >> todd: it is coming down to nevada and the second hour of "fox & friends first" now. >> todd: florida senate candidates facing off as we are not just 20 days out from election. >> carley: that is right, contingents made beef between florida senator and congresswoman val demings last night. speak with the senator who has never run anything at all but his mouth would know nothing about helping people and being there fope