on this fine monday morning as always. we appreciate it. thanks, joe. >> the pleasure is all. >> inflation, higher prices 89% of concerned, higher crime rate, 79% of people concerned that's not going to change in the next two weeks. a lot of people are getting out to vote. millions have already voted. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> america just got it report card covid lockdown has erased decades of progress among our students. >> eighth grade math scores have dropped by a stag terg 8 points. fourth grade dropped by 5. >> new polling shows voters trust the g.o.p. to handle top issues. >> things things are not going well for the democrats. >> person randomly shoved onto the new york city subway tracks for the 13th time this year. >> mayor eric adams deflecting the blame for t. for it the.

>> record 4,000 police officers are on pace to retire this year. >> a federal judge has ordered dr. anthony fauci and other white house officials as part of. >> alleges biden administration officials colluded with social media companies to censor information. >> bryce harper sending this ball into the stands to send the philadelphia phillies to the world series. fans going wild. astros punching their card to the world series over the yankees ♪ might as well jump ♪ go ahead and jump ♪ might as well jump ♪ >> steve: they are going to be jumping there in houston on friday night as you look at minute maid park listen to van halen currently 57 degrees, daytime high of 82. it's going to be houston and philadelphia. there you see the philadelphialy's they have not

gone citizen bank park. they have not been to the world series in 12 years. they will face off on friday night in houston it. is the fillies phillies also th. >> they should be able to watch with an adult beverage. don't have to get up early. >> brian: looking at the positive side for yankee fans? brutal last night they lose in yankee stadium. aaron judge grounds out. terrible off season. will it be last time in yankee pinstripes. >> steve: may be. >> brian: free agent. it option to go. are talk of clearing house. >> ainsley: how many years has he been there. >> brian: he has been there since day one. yankees philadelphia was 2009 it's been a while. >> steve: anyway, phillies and the astros both look great and

it should be a great world series. you will see it on friday night. meantime, talk about some numbers that came out right at midnight. embargoed until midnight. it's bad news. we knew that the pandemic here in the united states killed over a million people. apparently it also deeply hurt america's classrooms and learning. particularly between the fourth and eighth graders in math and reading. look at the numbers they are jaw dropping. >> ainsley: this is called the nation's report card. it is done by the national assessment of educational progress. and they really look at fourth graders and eighth graders. look at that math scores for fourth graders down 5 points and reading down 3 points. look at the eighth graders. math is down 8 points and reading is down 3 points. and there are some big setbacks across our country. they look at all 50 states. d.c., the department of defense schools, puerto rico and 36

larger urban areas that volunteer to be assessed. when they look at all those numbers. those are the results. we accepted setbacks after the pandemic but maybe not this large. it's really worrying parents and teachers. biggest setbacks in delaware, west virginia, oklahoma and northeast region where the districts tended to stay remote longer. they posted some of the most significant score drops. >> brian: delaware, oklahoma and west virginia biggest. gap between black and hispanic and white students very significant. seems like the white students did better and the ones that needed it the most arguably got the least. a lot of times they didn't have the internet. maybe they have two parents working and no supervision. i witnessed it. i'm watching my 11th grader and i'm seeing what is going on. i see my college student at home barely engaged because the teachers had trouble adjusting to new zoom learning. harder for teachers. even the most sincere teachers

were exhausted trying to get parents to engage in parent-teacher conferences which some of which didn't want to get out of bed to do it. so that was hard. i would add this. this is the least surprising study. we have brought this up from day one. there is a flip side to keeping kids at home. we got to keep them safe. the numbers say they are not really at risk there is a slight risk. you give kids the option. no we're not going to do it. keep 6 feet apart. next thing you know two years go by. this is what you do, look at these numbers and get a game plan. take some of the pandemic money that was given to states and put it towards massive extra help. provide a coupon, whatever it is, give it to the huntington learning centers of this country to provide kids with extra time and extra tutoring because some people don't have that extra money. >> steve: here's the thing. whatever happened was made worse by the pandemic. it was actually starting before the pandemic. according to the finding, well, the declines are troubling,

america's numbers were actually falling before the pandemic. scorks were in early 2020. before the pandemic and the lockdown really started and people were dismissed from school. the scores were down the most in 14 years. the first drop -- with 14-year-olds, the scores were down, the biggest in 50 years. and the pandemic simply made it worse. and when you look at the data, it does not necessarily show a connection between back-to-school policies and academic performances because we know that california was locked down probably the longest, right? well, their numbers were on par with texas and florida, which opened early. so whatever was going on before the pandemic, the pandemic made it worse. ains almost 40% of the eighth graders were below the basic level.

parents extremely concerned. we go out and talk to them. recent fox news poll. what are you extremely or very concerned about? look at this. inflation and higher prices 88% are very concerned about that. what's taught in our schools 79%. their concerns are book banning, parents not having enough say and too familiar focus on race or transgender policy. >> steve: and then it comes to abortion policy and things like that. obviously this is something so top of mind. a year ago, in the commonwealth of virginia where glenn youngkin swept to the governor's mansion because he made his message education. and you went down to percyville. >> we interviewed parents in loudoun county and fairfax county. two of the areas where parents were going to school board meetings. one guy was arrested. people were being thrown out. patients were speaking out and said the mama bears and papa bears were finally being heard

by glenn youngkin and did he win in that state. listen to what some of the parents said. we just were there a week ago, october 14th. to say interview softball the parents in that area. >> one of the things they are doing is changing the way they grade. so equity grading, not letting kids fail. so after the pandemic they were bragging about how high the graduation rates were. come to find out you couldn't fail. we don't care what letter is after the candidate's name. we want to see somebody who is going to prioritize students' needs and return the focus to academics. >> i want my kids who are happy and not one to two years hinds in their education. when you try to do school on a computer and you are a kindergartner, what else are they going to do? i did everything i could. i made the bouncy balls. i made the special room. i sat there. and i worked with them. and they still cried. >> >> ainsley: good point.

really quickly tell you about her. she voted for joe biden. and then she decided to vote for glenn youngkin and she said i would do it again. doesn't regret it. >> brian: other thing to keep in mind, too. is that there is no way these kids were learning. a lot of it acts and sats were thrown out as admission into colleges. some got into college anyway. not their fault. they were not learning almost anything. i even have a grammar school teacher in my family that would just talk about the frustration their trying to keep second graders zonsd in. all related to what the cdc has just put out. recommendations that they all get vaccinated or they don't go to school. each state is going to make their own decision. a lot of them take the cdc as a rubber stamp yeah i'm going to do whatever they say. whatever the cdc says it's going to g almost as if we learn absolutely nothing. even over the weekend you watched face the nation. see margaret brennan talking to the cdc expert dr. gottlieb,

should the kid wear masks should they not wear mask? no they should not wear masks. unless they're immunocompromised they can't see faces and slows down their growth. people have to see the flip side of this whole covid lockdown. whatever it is, we have to -- any forward thinking leader democrat or republican, okay. this is where we are at. how do we make it better. don't point fingers anymore now that it's out. enough to make it better. >> steve: as you mentioned a little while ago, brian. they allocated $190 billion to america's schools. let's hope they haven't spent all of it. they should take that because it's going to dig years to dig out of this hole. as a parent and you have got kids you are wondering what can i do? forget about the politician what is can i do? they did a deep dive into the kids who do the best. so, think about this. think about whether or not your student at home has these opportunities do. they have access to a computer or a laptop or a tablet all the

time? if they do, they do better. do they have a quiet place to study? that's important. and is a teacher available to talk to them at some point? sometimes they come home and they struggle and they go mom, dad, i have no idea. set aside a time to talk to the teacher. and when you put those three things together, the kids did better. so, if your kid is struggling, try to make sure that you can provide that. >> ainsley: education secretary called this appalling and unacceptable and a moment of truth how we respond to this will determine recovery and standing in the world. >> brian: 8 of 10 parents are concerned about the curriculum, too. michigan woman taking liberties while scanning items at a self-checkout. we will tell you just how much she tried to bag. >> ainsley: plus, uninvited, new homeowners discover another couple moving into a house that they just bought. now they refuse to leave. the stunning details next. ♪ god only knows what you've been through ♪ god only knows say about you

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>> we are just 15 days from the midterm elections. g.o.p. candidate for senate wiley is accusing patty murray of being soft on crime if first and only debate. murray responded to attacks by calling for stricter gun control. >> my opponent senator murray june of 2020 she went on the senate floor and called for funds to be diverted from our police force. >> and then she disappeared and she went into hiding. our cities are being destroyed by crime. our police are not being

supported. >> we need to ban dangerous weapons. we need to ban assault weapons. we need to make sure that we have really good background checks. >> coming into the debate smiley shrank murray's lead from 51 to 33 lead with 16% of voters undecided over the summer down to 8 point gap with 10% decided just a little over two weeks before election day. arrested at self-checkout. a michigan woman stopped by police at a walmart accused of not scanning all her items. store security noticed she was not paying for every item prompting them to review surveillance footage and contact police. this is not the first time she took liberties in the self-checkout line. police say she has stolen over $1,000 worth of merchandise since april. she is now charged with first degree retail fraud. not good. hopefully this maryland couple says strangers moved into the home they just bought.

prompting a reporter to ask the alleged squatters for their side of the story. check out the response she got. >> i'm with channel 9 can i talk to you for a second? are you staying here are you planning to stay. >> why are you asking? >> the door closes the home buyers reportedly discovered the strangers in the house immediately after signing a contract with a bank to buy foreclosed property. the police are calling it a civil matter. the couple still looking for solutions and answers about how the strangers ended up in their house. now to this. the astros punching their ticket to the world series. they have took home a 6 to 5 win over the yankees sweeping the bronx bombers in the alcs. bryce harper sending this ball into the stands to send the philadelphia phillies. 4-3. fans going wild as philadelphia gets ready to make first fall classic appearance since 2009

that guy is on tv but i bet you he is not awake yet. game one is this friday. you can a catch all the action right here on fox guys. >> brian: jillian millie must be thrilled. >> she is. i know for a fact she is thrilled. >> brian: you have a source. >> her last name is mele. first name jillian. went back to local news in philadelphia. >> steve: went back to continue her education. working on mba. brian i saw mike sharrock in philadelphia another one who used to sit on the couch. >> ainsley: want to take a day off? >> ainsley: never know what he is going to say. >> steve: you just don't. there was a document did dump any time a number needs to come

out. very big number. do it at a time when there won't be a lot of press intention. the numbers have come out for fiscal year 2022 which ended the last day of september. and the numbers are jaw dropping. just in september alone, 227,000 migrants came into this country. think about that. 227,000. that is a quarter of a million migrants came into this country illegally and now they are somewhere here in the u.s.a. somewhere. we don't know where. >> ainsley: in september the highest number of encounters that we have ever experienced. the number for the entire fiscal year of 2022 highest ever. look at the number. can you see on your screen, you have fiscal year of 2019, '20, '21, look in the red. thathat's what we have seen over the past year 2,378,944. and when it comes to migrant deaths 856 died at the border. that is more than we have ever seen on record.

>> brian: terrorists pouring in. now if they go to afghanistan terror university thanks president biden now they come here to our border. 98 known terrorists have crossed over. 26 the year before. only. >> ainsley: five years before. 98 last fiscal year 26. the previous five years. >> brian: keep in mind, too. for him to say with the administration when pushed what can you say? there is communist country in venezuela and cuba. upsetting the socialism spreading out economic strife. there has always been that. if you want to know what works? the remain in mexico worked it. did work. the first country you step into apply for citizenship that work. do you know how the biden administration worked they did it with venezuela. two weeks oak from now on venezuelans who come, in of the minute you touch, in you have got to go back to mexico. that can means when you come in illegally you are ineligible to apply to stay here the minute you step. in right away word got out to venezuela virtually stopped to the point where the venezuelans were being bused to new york for

the most part el paso mayor not seen many venezuelas come true. can you imagine if you sent the word outs to all of central and south america and would ripple across the oceans. that if you come, you are immediately eliminated from ever applying to come here and then that would begin to make life somewhat tenable for the border patrol agents. henry cuellar has been sounding the alarm for democrat and republican administrations from the day he took office to the point he aggravates democrats to the point that they try to primary him twice and lost squad went after him directly and lost and now in a tough fight to keep his seat. considers himself a conservative democrat. he says the border is not sealed and not closed and this is as bad as it get. listen to what he told shannon yesterday. >> the border is not secure. when you have 1.7 million individuals last year and then another 2.7, that's over

4.5 million individuals encountered at the border. plus, you got the get aways, that's 5 million individuals just two years. >> see, one of the reasons i think henry cuellar is not popular with high ranking democrats is the fact to your point he has been talking about the problem for a while this particular election cycle big town where buses arriving they are talking about it. it's one of those things where over the last five years fox news channel has been telling you what's going on the southern border. now all the channels saying this is an actual problem. this issue could come back to haunt some democrats in some locations. particularly with some house races because what do you do with all those people in the number in red is jaw dropping when you think about 2.4 million people in this country who just decided to come in uninvited

other networks have been covering for years. you are right. until they started being bused. the other network they had to cover it. they didn't have a choice. now people in these communities are feeling the effect and screaming out on top of their lungs we need federal money and funding what are we going to do with all these individuals? that's what south texas has been dealing with that's why mayra flores won as a republican. henry square are a running against a republican. henry garcia in south texas. a lot of democratic parties not happy with him because he is considered the most conservative. >> steve: one of the problems is the collision of the migrant problem with crime. how many times have we seen something happen in new york city and a day or two later remember that story about the person who did this or that and somebody wound up dead? they were in the country illegally. >> ainsley: still worried about the terrorists being arrested terrorist.number 96, 98.

98 terrorists slipped through. >> brian: they are trying to mess with the vernacular. they are really illegal immigrants. the minute they come in illegal immigrants. different migrants come here and gotten okay to get green cards. now they want to change the language to undocumented. undocumented? you came here illegally will insult to the people who have done it correct. >> steve: 6:25 here in the east. coming up, the stunning surge in subway crime has new york governor scrambling to up police presence. but, mayor adams says just ditch your headphones because they're are a problem. >> you were right about not having your ipods in, not focusing on phone and he says yes to that. >> next guest says these tactics mean nothing if unaccountable criminals have cops leaving in drones. we'll be right back.

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increase their presence on platforms and trains as well. >> you were right about, you know, not having your ipods in, not focusing on phone and i say yes to that i do the same being aware of what is around them and what is taking place. i encourage new yorkers to do that. >> brian: take out air pods pretty sure it's not ipods. hard to fight crime without cops. 4,000 police officers are on pace to resign and retire this year for various reasons most since 9/11. blue lives matter law enforcement experience welcome back joe imperatrice. what's your reaction to the press conference over the weekend? problem solved? >> no, it's not. typically democrats throw money at the issue. doesn't matter how many cops are on the street and how much money they throw at it. unless thee district attorneys are keeping the bad guys behind bars, nothing is going to change. unless you rehab the mentally ill and homeless nothing is going to change. >> brian: also is inned over the

weekend ray degree will an interview. real simple, bring back the anticrime unit right away and stop and frisk. >> when crime goes up, brian, you add police. you don't take them away. you go out there every single day and do anticrime you do conditions. you go after the small stuff. let the people know on the street that we're not going to teller rate. have accountability. criminals don't think they are going to go out today and be out tomorrow. >> 40,000 the high on the police force back in 2,000. now we are down to 34,000. over time is through the roof. it's at $620 million so, no one is saving money on this. >> no democrats are the first one say defund the police. take away cops. but then want to put more cops on the streets. we have to go back to policing. policing 101. allow cops to go out there and do their jobs. lock up the bad guys. work hand in hand county district attorney to let know not going to tolerate. this keep them behind bars enough is enough. remove. i promise streets be much safer.

>> put hard numbers behind what we have been telling you. 33054 officers quit. projects it out next four months over. 2155 was retiring last year. that's 52% increase from year-to-year. why is it that things are getting so bad where people would maybe give up possible full pensions and leave under 20 years than stay? quality of life. you don't know if you are going to be on the front page of paper. they are not looking to get the 20 years anymore. going to get the 10 years and move on. something wrong there this is the best job in the world. the ticket to the greatest show on earth. you should want to go out there and get more police officers to be proud of their job. they are not doing that without changeup. >> brian: you look for the police chief as i never hear from her. she r rode one subway stop.

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>> it's about getting out the vote. everything else is a conversation compared to that the fact is that when i hear people talk about inflation as written there, we have to change that subject. inflation is a global phenomena. >> ainsley: with just 15 days to the midterms, house speaker nancy pelosi urging her own party change the subject when it comes to inflation. this as a new poll show more voters trust republicans over the democrats to do a better job with major issues that includes the economy. and here to react is host of varney and company and american built on fox business stuart varney. good morning, stuart. >> good morning, ainsley.

>> ainsley: they want to change the subject. everyone in america is feeling inflation. >> that's desperation. that's absolute desperation. nancy pelosi says it's not inflation it's the cost of living couldn't tell me the difference? inflation means higher prices. comms of living goes up with higher prices. they are the same thing. now, inflation is obvious to everyone yet you have this dreadful messaging. nancy pelosi is trying to change the subject. the president says the economy is strong and going to beat inflation with anti-inflation act. they are defying reality. and reality is that inflation is obvious to absolutely everyone, every single day. and so is the cause of this inflation we are abandoned our energy independence on day one of this administration and spent trillions stimulating the economy, overstimulating this and here we have got inflation. they are defying relation and they are going to suffer a real price in the elections, i believe. >> ainsley: when it comes down

to the election, isn't it about the issues, the number one issues is economy and inflation, schools crime, and republicans fair better on those issues. >> stuart: sloo absolutely by several percentage points. i don't want to digress, steve doocy and i have this thing about rotisserie chicken index. >> ainsley: he brings it up and you do all the time, too. >> stuart: before the pandemic, every supermarket in america sold rotisserie chickens usually 5-point # 9, 6-point # 9. now it's gone up to 7.99, 8.99. i found a supermarket in new york city selling it for $15. >> ainsley: that's what i buy, put in the refrigerator and it pull off as a snack. >> standard chicken before the pandemic at 5-point # 9. now at self rella nice place in new york city. >> ainsley: expensive. >> 15.34. >> ainsley: double what we

normally pay. >> everybody is seeing this all the time. >> ainsley: to democrats abortion is the big issue to them. climate change is a big issue. when you can't afford your electric bill, that's the biggest issue. >> how many people have come up to you and said that january the 6th thing that's deciding my vote. >> ainsley: never hear that. >> you don't hear it. >> ainsley: they spoofed that on "saturday night live." i was watching a clip of that they said no one is talking about this. let's talk about what you are doing over on its fox business, monday night american built. the web telescope, tell us about this. >> tonight at 9:00 web telescope engineering marvel shows you what america can do. a giant telescope which was assembled a million miles away in space. never done before. launched in 1990. sending back pictures of the outer universe splendid.

>> ainsley: when we could do things and do things well. >> ainsley: it's wonderful to be an american. let's watch a clip from this. >> web telescope is a time machine. >> high hopes and higher stakes. >> the whole repe reputation of. >> how they built and unfolded the web telescope. >> stuart: properly called american built. stress that second word. built. we did it. >> ainsley: i want to see what they're building. great educational tools for a parent. >> stuart: absolute classics. >> ainsley: keep watching. catch stuart varney on varney and company 9:00. watch american built on mondays 9:00 p.m. on fox business prime. thank you,. >> stuart: stuart thank you. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for headlines.

>> carley: more word on inflation. having a major impact on first time home buyers. americans believe they can only afford to buy a startedder home in four u.s. cities. the survey from point 2 real estate shows earnings median income in detroit, tulsa, oklahoma city and memphis only people that can actually afford to buy their first home that is a tragedy. the u.s. army is renaming fort hood after first hispanic four star general. general richard served in both korea and vietnam. receiving a purple heart and two distinguished service crosses. repeatedly returned to the battlefield to it injured troops despite suffering his own injuries. fort hood originally named after a confederate general is one of nine u.s. military bases that will be renamed oh boy, here we go again. climate protesters strike again this time throwing mashed

potatoes at a clawed monet german museum. glued themselves to the wall with the painting all in the name of protesting fossil fuels. however, the museum said the painting was protected behind glass and was not damaged, the attempt at vandalism comes weeks after protesters threw tomato soup ativan go painting in london in similar protest. formula 1 super star max investor stabben wins a thrilling race at the u.s. grand prix in austin, texas yesterday. tying his record 13 wins for the season. per stabben already the season's champion boosted led the celebrity turnout at the austin race. also in attendance were brad pitt and tim cook seen here chatting with drive hamilton.

ainsley, those your headlines. >> ainsley: who knew they were interested in that celebrity fair. >> scan january we have a cold front moving across the central u.s. you can see it on the map where temperatures are warmer ahead of the front, cooler behind it. and then the potential for stronger storms along the front. the temperature departure as we go through tuesday and wednesday. yes, the cold air moves. in the warm air is ahead of this front and we could see the stronger storms along the front. that's what's happening, we have cold air and snow behind this cold front and the potential for severe storms especially for texas through louisiana up towards arkansas. call this the ark-la-tex and move across portions of tennessee river valley on tuesday. hail, damaging winds isolated tornadoes. heavy rainfall. isolated amounts. flash flooding will be a concern. here is your forecast today. warmer ahead of that front. 73 in dallas.

51 in billings. 52 in denver. 55 in seattle. there is future track. focusing in on texas in towards louisiana today. again, the potential for stronger storms so we will will have watches and warnings. fox weather.com will keep you covered. ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. only 15 days out from the midterms and congressman jim jordan will join us live in the next hour. first, the poisoning of america reaching deadly new highs as enough lethal doses of fentanyl are flowing across our southern border this fiscal year to kill every american 8 times over. how you can help address this epidemic next. ke a- it takes two to make a-♪

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headlines. annual pass holders file a lawsuit against walt disney world over park reservation system. the lawsuit claims the system is violating the contract by restricting when they can visit the park. the park reservation system implemented during covid does not indicate blockout dates which would prevent park owners from attending on days of high attendance. the mcrib is back at mcdonald's but it could be the last time we see the fan favorite ever. according to the mcdonald's website the sandwich is on its farewell tour. they say you have until novembes on mcrib. available both in stores and on the delivery app. steve over to you. >> steve: i'm not going to lie. i love that thing. carley, thank you. meanwhile look at this number. a record 14,000 pounds of deadly fentanyl were seized at our southern border alone this past fiscal year. that's enough lethal doses to kill every american eight times over. our next guest is in recovery

from his substance abuse disorder and nearly losing his own daughter to heroin. and now he is helping fight the epidemic alongside the dea's red ribbon week. that is this week. here with more is international recovery advocate robert. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: thank you for talking about your addiction and almost -- you feel like when your daughter was hooked on heroin a number of years ago, had she been alive -- had she been using today, she would probably be using fentanyl and might not be here. >> no question about it. we are both in recovery from substance disorder. we are thriving in our pathways to recovery. but there was dark times about. five years ago she was locked in an apartment doing a massive amount of drugs. i believe if fentanyl had been in the picture at that time i might have gotten that call from the coroner's office. just because i didn't doesn't mean i can't contribute to try to reverse this public health

emergency. i'm an entrepreneur by trade. this has become my line of work. >> steve: a lot of parents are terrified that they might not know whether or not their kids are popping drugs that could kill them. >> right. >> steve: you knew your daughter was using. >> that's correct. it's a whole different ballgame now. we have the internet. the internet is anonymous, accessible and enormous. you have the sale of these narcotics coded with emojis. it's really out of control. a lot is being done with the d.e.a. but also really the best way to put it our borders are bleeding fentanyl right now. >> steve: sure. as we look at the candy fentanyl that is being -- we talked about this for the last couple of weeks. and coming in around halloween time. are the people put that together, are they trying to just get it in the country so that it looks like whoppers or something like that or are they trying to appeal to kids who like candy? >> right. so i just did an interview on china global television on the proliferation of rainbow

fentanyl. the chemicals are produced in china. the transnational -- the chemical brokers are bringing those chemicals into the two main mexican cartels. generation in sinaloa. they traffic it in. it's just endless amount. that's the first problem. the manufacturing of these pills using pill press machines endless amount. it's not about how much they can produce. it's about how much they can traffic in. >> steve: sure, absolutely. the number we have got a graphic close to 70% of all of drug overdose deaths right now are due to fentanyl. robert, tell us a little bit about red ribbon is it.org. this is the week that kids can celebrate being sober. >> right. right. i'm glad you asked me that question, steve. first of all, i want to put in a plug for the d.e.a. milligram mm spear heading campaign to

reverse the epidemic. d.e.a. agent was captured and murdered and then there was a public outcry. 1988 the national family partnership sponsored the first red ribbon week the d.e.a. jumped the board in a big way from every week october 23rd to 31st since then and proclamation from congress in 1988 we have celebrated red ribbon week and there will be people wearing red and people wearing ribbons and you will have billings and monuments lined up but really engaging the community, the students, the parents, law enforcement. and fostering an attitude, antidrug attitude of intolerance. >> steve: that photograph we are looking at right there winning photographs. contest celebrating red ribbon week. what i like about the idea. so many people think kids particularly, oh, if i want to

be one of the cool guys i have got to smoke or do drugs or something like this. this celebrates being sober. >> right. unglamorizes the use of substances. and that's very important. especially nor young adults and especially for the proliferation of rainbow fentanyl. one thing we before the segment about magazines and that's part of what i wanted to do is to disseminate this information to the republic as an international recovery advocate. a synthetic opioid is 10 times stronger than fentanyl. wrap your head around that it is coming up in some overdoses a few actually in tennessee. >> steve: next thing on the radar? >> i hope not. small amount but let's keep in front of that. >> steve: robert kanter, thanks very much. if you would like more information go to red ribbon.org and find out how your school can get involved. we'll be right back. ♪

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just 15 days out from midterms voters trust the g.o.p. to handle economic issues. >> things are not going well for the democrats. >> america just got report card. >> steve: report card deeply hurt america's classrooms. >> ainsley: math scores down 5 points reading down 3. parents are extremely concerned. >> i did everything i could. >> steve: numbers come out for fiscal year 2022. >> ainsley: at the border highest numbers we eve