to automatically release him from jail or, you know, the business owners talked about having problems in the businesses. if somebody trespasses, we have to let them trespass extends and release. >> makes no sense. >> we just had a bad extant in our county and they outlawed us being able to pull over vehicles for having a headlight or taillight out. >> todd: michelle, got to go, jeff, loretta, jim, the next hour of "fox & friends first" begins right now. >> president biden heading to his home state of pennsylvania today hoping to move the needle for senate candidate john fetterman just 19 days out from election day. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning, i'm

carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro. the senate race is the most important of this election cycle. on the line, the republican candidate dr. ore's polling within the margin of error against john fetterman in the final stretch. >> the reason this races where it is because the democratic party has been pulling money and i walked on stage with $10 million coming in. it is a panic move. and they are pulling in money from every which way. that is why it is vital, vital we have the support. if i can tell the truth about john fetterman more than he lies about me, we have this race. >> todd: brooke singman on this major, major senate race. >> president biden is heading to philadelphia to hit the campaign trail with senate candidate john fetterman. this comes aiming to put concerns to rest after he suffered a major stroke earlier this year. his doctors saying, federman as

working full duty in public office. the legitimacy of that report being called into question as the same doctor has been supporting federman in this race. according to federal election commission records dr. clifford chan of pittsburgh donated $500 to federman's campaign this y year. despite he was dodging debates and stumbling over sentences a former biden aide said there is nothing to worry about, listen. >> he said the big guy is a political athlete. the best one i've ever seen, pure talent. >> meanwhile dr. oz is focusing his attention on the people of pennsylvania touting his plan for american energy dominance at a town hall event last night. watch. >> energy independence and energy dominance and getting natural gas out of pennsylvania. this is a big storm.

if you truly love the environment and if you really love the environment, you should vote for natural gas because that's how we dropped our carbon footprint the last few years. >> the gap closes between federman and dr. oz, the senate races by two points pure g.o.p. lawmakers say the future of the u.s. could come down to the ski race. >> if you want energy independence today, you have to go to dr. oz.com. literally. in order for us to create a firewall of the american people, we have to elect republicans pier that starts right here right now, dr. ore's.com. [applause] if you want inflation coming down, dr. ore's has to go up, dr. oz.com. we have to figure out, we have to match fire with fire. >> meanwhile state senate doug mastriano running for governor

in the key state lease of the priorities if the state goes red. >> on a day, the sector we will dig and add a carbon tax. [applause] and restore common sense to the commonwealth. we are no longer a sanctuary state but beautiful pennsylvania state and let's score those busts of illegals to joe biden he can have them. >> the race is expected to have an impact on both the state and the political feature, carl e. >> they certainly will, brooke, thank you. this morning for voters in the keystone state. >> if you like inflation eating up your paycheck, you up to vote democrat. if you like having your 401(k) collapse so you can afford to retire, you out to vote democrat. if you think having a guy run for senate voting 25 times to release a murder when the other four members of the parole board voted no.

the only person to vote for 25 murders was federman. if you think that is a good idea in philadelphia they don't have enough crime, you ought to vote democrat because they will make sure you get -- they will give you more of the wrong thing and less of the right thing. >> carley: we will be talking to the republican gubernatorial candidate doug mastriano with all the races in his state this hour. to the race with democrats pouring nearly $700,000 to congressman with a vulnerable campaign. the money going to political ads like this one where he attacked the g.o.p. opponent eli. the ad chose the democrat said he is too radical for arizona but according to politico, the most endangered and, throughout the house democratic caucus. >> todd: remember it said this about a looming recession? >> we can't talk about the stuff

in the future and this is serious stuff, very, very serious. likely to push the u.s. and the world, europe is in a recession but likely to put the u.s. in a recession six, nine months from now. >> todd: the big titan corporation sounding the alarm about a recession. >> i think you have to expect there is more volatility on the horizon. now, that doesn't mean for sure we have been economic scenario but the distribution of that is a good chance of a recession. >> todd: david solomon of course, baeza was tweeting out probability of this economy with batten down the hatches and so many of us are doing that. that is when a recession we are currently in according to every metric really picked up steam. it is bad for the country. have you seen this? required nypd officer chases attackers down the street when sucker punch playing for knockout pain. one example of the crime and chaos happening across this

state of new york. a retired officer joins us next. >> carley: across the country, record number of americans that they have no confidence at all the coverage they are getting. we are taking a closer look at those numbers. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: good morning, everyone appeared it is still cool out there but we have a warm up relatively speaking in the next couple of days. take a look at the temperatures across the eastern part of the country, 38 louisville, 42 atlanta and definitely some cold-weather records especially over night there is there frost and freeze alert from folks the gulf coast to maine that we will warm things up starting today into friday and saturday. 80 st. louis, 79 st. louis, and saturday 70s for parts of atlantic and florida. florida feeling way below average. northwest, we've had very warm temperatures for months, and that we have a pattern change with a cold front significant one coming in on friday and saturday. we will drop those temperatures, and then we will see the potential for heat of snow.

so here it comes, that area pressure that dives in towards the rockies and settles in to the midwest over the weekend. that will be a set up for the storm as well. the snow in the forecast, here it comes from a first big, big snow of the season for the northern rockies and the central rockies as well. so strong, fall storm originates in the northwest. that will push to the central plains. mostly rain here on the backside of that. that is where we will see the snow. we could see the rain and flooding threat as well with severe storms. this will be happening at the latter part of the weekend for the midwest. thinned the plane states into monday and then also getting in on this in the northeast. so this is the kind of weather pattern setting up for the week and into next week that will affect much of the country. we will keep you up-to-date, boxed weather.com for the details. currently, my friend over to you. >> carley: retired city police officer is seen on camera

chasing after suspects who randomly punched him in that head walking down the sidewalk in brooklyn. his attackers are still on the loose. harvey kraft is the nypd officer and joins me now. harvey, good morning. we are so sorry what happened. another victim of a random attack. describe what that situation that happened. what happened? >> i was walking down the street and i thought i was going to have an eventful afternoon but suddenly i realized it was evil lurking in the shadows. amp announced to me when i have my back turned to the street and grabbing some merchandise, i felt a shock to the temple on the right side of my head. it actually felt like there was a fist, that is how hard it was. it didn't knock me down and i didn't get knocked out but i was stunned for a quick second. i nearly turned around, confronted them and then when i saw i wasn't knocked out, i

started chasing them. we are all running different directions. i saw on a video in retrospect this was a planned attack because they were with their cell phones. i think the main objective and highlight of the day is to attack a respected person and put it on video. that is what these individuals are proud of. >> carley: the police were saying this is part of knockout gain and they were filming it which means they were not afraid of the consequences. that is part of the problem. >> it is amazing the untested they have on an afternoon in a crowded street. 1:00 in the afternoon. and anyone can be a victim any time day or night. you have to be constantly on guard. it is unfortunate but true. i'm glad that it resulted

without any injuries. in a sense, i'm glad i was the person because i could tell if it wasn't me, it would have been someone else more frail, and could have fell and cracked their school. hospitalize and actually died as a result. >> carley: something like that happen a few months ago, similar attacks, where some guy gets punched in the head and he did fall and fractured his skull, out on bail as usual. no surprise that you say that you are glad it happened to you, unfortunate it happened at all. what is your message to city leaders. because that stuff keeps happening? >> i think they have to do a better job to keep the city free and the city of new york safe. put the people with perceived rights and priority to the

criminals. how many times do you see people are repeat offenders. they have rap sheets to pull up the yellow pages. in the police are doing their job. the job to enforce and apprehend the suspects. in the district attorneys, the judges and the court system to put them behind bars, keep them free from injuring others and endangering the lives of innocent, good people. if you don't have safety in the city, what good is anything else? i can tell you i worked in the '90s where crime was rampant. there were a lot of murders. however, i think you could actually feel the fear in the city today. it is impalpable. >> carley: without a doubt. >> this is affecting every bureau. when i was working as an officer, there were select neighborhoods. >> carley: rate. >> that were known to be dangerous. and in other areas, you feel

comfortable. >> carley: right, the crime is creeping into the safer areas now, right? new york city is absolutely a city on edge. we are so glad you are here to tell your story and one other people. because what happened to you could have been much worse. harvey, thank you for joining us. >> i appreciate the opportunity. >> carley: absolutely. todd over to you. >> todd: more migrants to arrive at the shelter randall's island where they will be met by video game and laundry services and catered meals. rachel campos-duffy spoke to officials who could not believe this is happening. >> how long will they be held there? >> supposedly four or five days but the structure looks pretty permanent. >> interesting. well, i don't know. >> todd: rachel joins us live from randall's island next. ♪ ♪

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back on the biden administration after it demands the state remove shipping containers using to block gaps in the border wall. >> carley: ashley strohmier has the details, ashley. >> officials firing back facing pressure by the biden administration to remove the shipping containers filling those gaps left in the unfinished wall. governor ducey responding in a statement, "arizona has had enough. the arizona charge the state with taking down makeshift wall claiming it is illegal, but war of words as mayor of el paso contradicted himself right here on fox news." the white house asked him to not declare an emergency at the border. yesterday on "american newsroom" in the com bennett september 27th. >> did the white house ask you to not declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. the chief of the border patrol, he does not support declaring the state of emergency at this point. our congresswoman chose not to

do that and the county does not support that at this point. we may have to do that. there may be a point we have to do that, but at this point and the white house has asked at this point not to do that. be two el paso, city council met in joint jesse watters. listen to this. >> as much as the mayor says this is not a political iss issue, those comments would probably say otherwise. i hope in the future, we will definitely put the people of el paso first and take the politics out of it. >> carley: latest fox news poll shows border security is something registered voters are very concerned about with high inflation and high crime rates. at a camping event, j.d. vance and republicans need to have a fight over the border wall. by telling biden he won't get another dime until he does his job to secure the border, back to you guys. >> carley: ashley, thank you. onto a fox news alert, set to arrive new york city's newtek

city on random violent and one day after it opens its doors, a lot of criticism with homeless people in the big apple. one homeless brooklyn native telling "the new york post," "they have x boxes, get the blank out of here." he describes his own shelter nearby, the smell is awful on every floor. the bathrooms are terrible. there were flies in the bathroom pier that tense look five times better. >> todd: that is the part because the rest is too colorful for 5:24 in the morning. rachel campos-duffy at randall's island to see the tents firsthand to find out how new yorkers really feel about the influx. good morning to you, rachel. >> good morning. i was here yesterday. looked the homeless shelters bursting at the scene and a "new york post" at a homeless shelter right here on randall's island in this tent city, mayor adams contracted security

and more security at the border and told not to talk to us. we tried. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> can we talk about what is going on in here? why? so this is randall's island and these are the famous tents mayor adams walk-through. we haven't seen any migrants. we talk to workers and different people coming in and out of the tent. no one will talk to us. there is a shroud of secrecy around this. we will talk to new yorkers to see how they feel. do you know about the tent city being built on randall's island for the illegal immigrants coming here? >> no, when did that start? who is funding this and put it together? >> that is a great question. >> we like the idea of migrants being on randall's island? >> not really. >> you didn't know anything about it? >> i didn't know anything about

it. >> whatever in the end, it is cool to me, but i would have to like, you know, learn more. >> what were you doing on your bikes coming to the new intensity? >> passing my card out and i'm available a second language to whoever is in need. >> we were coming to see whether or not middle children, school age that we could provide resources for. >> how long will they be out there? >> supposedly for five days but the structure looks pretty permanent. >> interesting. >> what would you say to the mayor as he decided to put the tent city there? >> half of the people -- after [indistinct] >> so they should house about a thousand migrants. so far, only a few have trickled through. six portable shower units, six

portable bathroom units appear they have extra trailers in case anybody has to be isolated for d after testing. you are right, "the new york post" interviewed people that said the conditions are much better here. mayra flores, the representative out of texas called out the hypocrisy saying, "the same people who built this tent city are the same ones screaming about the inhumanity of the tent cities built in her district during the trump administration." >> carley: rachel, what are you saying on the ground? early or come saw flashlights behind you so there was a security presence there. what else are using? do you know when the buses will be arriving to fill up that tent city? >> no one knows. again, there is no information being given here or there is no access into the tent after the mayor did the walk-through and had instagram posed. there is a lot of press here and among the press everyone saying

access has been limited because the reaction to his instagram post showing the tent city has not been great. so, they are trying to deflect and they probably just want a lot of us to go away. todd: rachel, what do you make of the optics of all of this and specifically glee the adams administration not caring about the optics of it all. we have veterans that have been on new york's headey for decades and they don't get anywhere near the accommodations these individuals committed with illegally and they don't care about the optics, do they, rachel? >> no, but you know what new york city residents, even though many of them are open to the idea of welcoming the emigrants, we will say we should help american citizens first. i went over to the bronx when this tent city was over there and then it got moved here $320 million because they didn't want it there. but the people were saying the

same thing, hey, what about prioritizing our american citizens? others are saying maybe we need to prioritize what is happening at the border. again mayra flores and other texas representative saying immigration reform starts with border security. we wouldn't have this problem if we were controlling our borders. but again, it is interesting for the security presence here. i went to the border and i didn't see this kind of security. >> carley: one of the lady said, how long will they stayed there and what is the process of getting the migrants from the tent facility to their final destination? you are fearless, rachel because you were shouting at the people who were working there. we went aoc was not a mission and she was not at the fence crying this time. she was actually cheering because she was happy those individuals were not in her district because remember, she was mad for putting them in her district. such a passionate aggressive.

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we have never seen before. parents who had to make the tough decision to move out of state currently reside to wait for your state, a state that allows their children or child to be massed and go to school in person. i think this is a very insulting phrase. i think it points to the elite mentality of the media think they know better than the rest of the country. but here's the thing, don't tell a mama bear what to think about her child because she will stand up for her child and fight for them and we have seen that across the country. >> todd: it points out leftists like in ohmic msnbc anchor potential pandemic to keep the lockdowns in place, keep control. it is carried the world they want. it is gary kamala harris turns a phrase and reportedly hired her new speechwriter since the start of her turn. the goal to make the sound a little bit better. listen. >> because we know community banks are in the community. you need to get to go and be able to get to where you need to

go. speak with the passage of time, right? the significance of the passage of time. so when you think about it, they were significance to the passage of time. >> we will work together and continue to work together and work together to continue to work together on. >> todd: sure, let's get to work, beverly. that seems to be ad lib. so how will getting new speechwriter's word salad, which i guess is usually off-the-cuff? it won't, and i think whether republican or democrat, when you watch kamala harris come with the speechwriter, you blames a speaker. as you just mentioned, she is off-the-cuff and not reading from the teleprompter script. even when she is reading from the teleprompter, it is not the reading she is reading is cora. she sounds like a parent school with a child. it is a relaxed style. at the end of the day, what kamala harris has to do is point a finger at herself and not

continue to hire new staff to fix this problem. she is really at the bottom of it. >> carley: this gallop recorded highest level of americans with no trust in the mass media. the polls show 66% of americans say they have no or not very much trust in the media while 34% say they have a great deal of trust. when party lines are drawn, 70% of democrats, 14% of democrats, just 14% and 27% of independents have a great deal or fair amount of competence. i'm sure none of this comes as a surprise to you. >> it is not. when you have had years where trump voters have been criticized for those who chose not to get vaccinated are criticized spirit also, when you have a media elite that thinks it is their job to not present the news but decided it is their responsibility to censor information because they don't trust you to decide for yourself, this is why we find

ourselves in the situation. this is why, also, quarterly news organizations clean house because the numbers are not good and the ratings aren't good in this gallup poll proves it. >> todd: beverly hallberg, we appreciate your time as always. some of the most important midterms races happening in battleground pennsylvania and president biden heading there with two senate john fetterman. >> carley: running for governor, and he is here next. ♪ ♪ these are the faces of listerine. the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: republican lead states investigating some of america's top banks to determine involvement with green policies that they say are killing american companies. >> todd: quite the story, fox business here with moore, cheryl. >> a lot of debate around this topic, guys. good morning. 19 state agents with eric schmidt investigating major u.s. banks for involvement in the united nations net zero banking alliance. goldman sachs, bank of america, wells fargo among the list of

companies accused of pushing major governance policies and also known as esg. the term is new and controversial term for many corporations in the u.s. schmidt say these policies do not work for most americans. >> that might sound good to the coastal leads. that might sound good on some term paper at harvard or maybe even some white paper at a liberal think tank but for the rest of america, the big decide if everybody. >> so the united nations by the way, they want the banks to set emission reduction target to lending and investment portfolio. to put the simply, the claimant way of starving fossil fuel companies, even farmers and some instances getting loans. those top banks have not return a request to fox business for comments. >> carley: cheryl let's talk about the oregon gubernatorial race, wow, right?

>> a debate last night in oregon as the connected to different sides on this date's homeless crisis, listen. >> frankly, if people at the client services are choosing a homeless lifestyle because they are facing substance ease or a choice they are making, it is time for state to recognize the massive accountability. >> from what i understand mayor wheeler's plan, i think he's head of the right direction. >> will according to real clear politics, here is the direction. republican christine drazan could flip the deep blue state red leading by 37% followed by democrat tina kotek 34.5%. betsy johnson has lost a lot of ground. in addition to the rampant homelessness problem and plagued by high crime, police retirements and resident saying, "you know what's come it is time for change." no doubt the last few years, we have dealt with bill after bill the governor has signed and

approved making public safety part harder for us to deliver. >> it is pretty crazy, when you look at the number of businesses that are failing right now because of the crime problems that we have in the state. >> for decades now, oregon has slid and slid and not provided the services. the basic governmental services that every citizen deserves. >> well code tech has outspent christine drazan and the national referendum for policies and to be clear talking about tt that starbucks closing and in a place like oregon, you know that says something, folks. >> todd: along those lines, cheryl, another store closing wall wall, the businesses in philly including fat pennsylvania staple. recently announcing it will closed to close stores in city center due to concerns but the mayor said the closers are not because of a crime problem,

"these particular locations have certain issues they have to deal with that was costing money. it was not a huge surprise for us. i don't think it is a bad omen at all." but the comments are facing backlash. the editorial board, sorry, m mr. mayor, the store to close is a bad omen for philadelphia. the spokesperson said a decision to close the store was continued safety and security challenges, and the store is boating with its feet and not everyone has that same luxury. the state senator gubernatorial candidate doug mastriano joins us now and how bad a moment to use his words, a philly institution like wawa saying "we are out." >> for the mayor to deny crime is behind it, we have a city in philadelphia that has had a thousand carjackings, 4,400 robberies and 40% increase in

crime. and fentanyl with people dying on the streets. he goes on and on. almost 430 deaths on track for a record 600 this year. we saw what happened at wawa in the main district of philly. 30 kids came in and did some damage and no arrest. outside of philly and roxborough, football game somebody open fire and killed one athlete. that kind of lawlessness out there, how do you run a business? i was speaking with in iraq he immigrant who left this country after the war and i asked him how was it going? he is like we can barely hold it together here because crime and people leave. >> todd: cure upon over the rising crime throughout the state of pennsylvania and total crime and philly 25% this year and violent crime 4% of property crime 30%. he was the ag as all of this was getting bad. why would anyone vote for this guy going forward?

because quite frankly, doug, he's got a ten-point lead on real clear politics average? >> real clear, for example, had me losing the primary by 12 points. and i won it by 25. i don't believe in their stock and they are full of crap spirit into make things worse he tweeted on saturday, we need to do something about crime in pennsylvania. do, where have you been if you didn't do it in six years. the senate race is important but this gubernatorial race in pennsylvania has the most important race in the nation because not because of significant only historically being the birthplace of the country but pennsylvania has some of the richest energy deposits. and governor mastery triano to open up like never before and lead the nation out of this economic collapse. >> todd: biden and harris coming to your state and john fetterman, it will only ask one question because i'm running out of time. the first one, no, it will not

help fetterman and the pole. fetterman uses the redemption as his inspiration to grant murderers parole. what will you use as your guide as pennsylvania governor, doug mastriano? >> that is a good question. but here is the deal, fetterman is getting hammered by republicans. josh schapiro sits on the parole board. releasing voting on every one of those except one of the 53. in line with fetterman. so josh shapiro is also guilty of sending dangerous criminals on the street. that is why we have to beat this guy too radical for pennsylvania. day one, the boys and girls bathroom, they one common sense and commonwealth. fema athletes to compete against male athletes. no longer a sanctuary state and things to biden, will escort those buses in with illegals. to your house in delaware and you can have them come as joe.

>> [boos] >> thank you for your time, we appreciate it. president biden said he's not playing politics with oil strategies strategic oil reserve. as he continues to drain it ahead of election day. mike huckabee joining us live to react to that. >> carley: but first let's check in with brian kilmeade for "fox & friends." >> good morning, carley coming up straight ahead in about 11 minutes, president biden heads to pennsylvania to help john fetterman but his doctors with a new prognosis. a big-time donor. will it help or hurt his chances of holding onto the lead over dr. oz? and democrats switching parties, she will share her reasons for voting republican. crime in the big apple not getting any better. overnight this ugly story. a man stabbed as we learned the victim of another stab he wrote trying to save a female police officer. and congressman mike with the state of the military and you

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♪ >> we're going to continue to stabilize markets and decrease the prices at a time when the actions of other countries have caused such volatility. let's debunk some myths here. my administration has not stopped or slowed u.s. oil production. i have been doing everything in

my power to reduce gas prices since putin's invasion of ukraine caused these price hikes -- these prices to spike and rattle international oil markets. >> carley: president biden denies he is tapping our strategic oil reserve once again to score political points ahead of the midterm elections 19 days from now. >> todd: the "wall street journal" editorial board is not buying it, quote: the new releases are answer so of political desperation. we have been writing for months that mr. biden could deflate oil prices giving a simple speech declaring an end to political war on fossil fuels. instead he resorts to gimmicks like the spro. smarter than administration officials think and so are voters. mike huckabee joins us now. great to see as always. from the "wall street journal" to the cover of the "new york post" this morning. gas backward. joe is full of malarkey again. are you calling malarkey on joe

or, governor, do you have a stronger word to use? >> i don't know that i could get much stronger than the "new york post" and be able to get away with it on television. the only thing that is slicker than oil is joe biden's attempt to slide his way through a crisis he created. the strategic oil reserves in america could hand up to 615 million gallons last us four years. joe dumped 180 million gallons out of it back in march because he was trying to lower prices and make it look like he was really taking care of business. but that's not a supply. that's a reserve. and now he wants to take some more out of it. just before the election. no, that's not political motivation. not at all. but the fact is we could have bought oil at 24 bucks a barrel back when trump was president. he tried to do it. chuck schumer blocked it.

now biden wants to buy it at 80 bucks a barrel. so, just do the math on that and figure americans aren't stupid. they understand that if we're going to pay 80 bucks instead of 24, maybe joe has ms. managed this whole thing and he has. >> carley: president biden is heading to pennsylvania today to signal his support for democrats on the ballot there. but an op-ed in the "new york times," governor, makes a pretty good point. it says there is nothing quite like having a president at a big boisterous campaign rally and democrats in four cities, atlanta, detroit, milwaukee and las vegas will get that chance this month in the final days of vofingt that will decide who controls congress, governors offices and state houses but it won't be president biden, it will be former president barack obama. and governor, that's because of president biden's unpopularity which has got to be a hard pill for him to swallow. what do you make of this

strategy? if r. >> if i were a candidate i would much rather have president barack obama show up for me. he can at least get a full sentence together. is he coherent. can you imagine the spell binding riveting speech if joe biden and john fetter han teamed up. that's a pay per view but not for democrats. >> todd: they are also, if i'm not mistaken getting kamala harris. biden, harris and fetterman. make sure of the cameras are rolling, that's going to be our entire newscast tomorrow all the gaffes and word salads. adam laxalt holding a slight lead over his opponent. democratic catherine cortez masto. this could be the decider. in the end do republicans gain control of the senate? 20 seconds to you, governor? >> well, this is a big one and a lot of people are saying that if masto loses this, it's lights out for the democrats this year. and i think laxalt wins, i think

the republicans take the senate by a few seats. it's going to be a good night november 8th. steve. >> carley: governor mike huckabee thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate you as always. >> thank you. >> todd: and i appreciate you too. >> carley: i appreciate all of you. >> todd: all of you fine folks out there in tv land. do you know who else we appreciate? "fox & friends" they begin right now. ♪ >> president biden decision to release 15 million barrels from our strategic petroleum reserve was not politically motivated. >> i have been doing this for how long now? it's not politically motivated. >> we do not catch up to the price increases have to close. maybe that's what the president wants. >> knows fleeing harm. >> new york city to open first migrant tent shelter. >> who is funding this and putting it together? >> how long are they going to be held there? >> biden headed to pennsylvania today to hope move the needle to fettern.