>> good morning, everyone. >> nancy pelosi is trying to rebrand the democrats as the party of law and order. >> this comes as kathy hochul went head to head with lee zeldin. >> you want to send a message to america, elect a republican in new york as the radicals of the democratic party you guys are out. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> darrell brooks was found guilty of all 76 charges. >> we are satisfied that this defendant has been held accountable. >> two republican senators sharing hunter biden's bank records linked to china with the u.s. attorney leading that criminal probe. >> even john stuart.

to me that's corruption straight up off the bat. >> i don't need them. >> mayra flores speaking out about being rejected from the congressional hispanic caucus. >> we are the real voice. we are the voice of the hispanic community. >> dave matthews band. >> john fetterman holding a rally with musician dave matthews. >> certainly out of touch with pennsylvania values and he has not been able to defend his dangerous policies. ♪ we just trying to catch a good time ♪ even if it takes all night ♪ as i around the camp fire ♪ sipping apple pie and moon shine ♪ here we picking on them guitars. >> steve: good morning, rhode island. there is your 7:01 wake-up call on this thursday morning. right now you got 59 degrees there and you are going for a daytime high in the 60's. and, because an hour ago we were talking about pittsburgh and perogies when we started that

hour. i looked up rhode island. apparently they are famous for, in addition to crab cakes and clams and stuff like that, something called rhode island calamari which i have got to figure out what that means. i wonder what the spice is. >> ainsley: sounds delicious. they have the best clam chowder rhode island so quaint have you ever been there. >> steve: a million times on the way up to boston. >> ainsley: some of my friends in the south have started vacationing there one of my friends took her mom there. this is like a little gem. it's really beautiful. the weather is perfect right now and the food is delicious. >> brian: quaint is a way of saying small. >> steve: smallest state. >> ainsley: smallest state. what's the smallest country in the world? >> steve: i think that would be vatican city. >> ainsley: you are right. >> steve: was that a quiz. >> ainsley: i didn't know that until i went to the vatican. >> brian: what i want to do right now if that's okay check in with lawrence jones. i have want to make sure he is still there such great hit last

time. lawrence, you are going to stick it out and work for another two hours, right? >> well, that's right. i mean, if the fails of "fox & friends" gives the okay, you, brian kilmeade. i will just stay here for a little bit. is that okay? >> brian: if you don't mind staying out there. as you know big heated debate debate and there wasn't as much heat from one of the candidates it. seems likes dr. oz was declared not just by the republicans but the independence and democrats as the undefeated champion right there of the debate. a lot of folks are saying just not fair. a lot of folks have cast their vote in the race. feel lining that the democratic party hid the condition of not just a candidate on the ballot. with you their current lieutenant governor. you heard from the folks what they are dealing with day-to-day. the economics is the major issue for the folks in this diner and followed by that is crime. they thought they would have the opportunity to hear from their candidates. unfortunately, they were only able to hear from one.

a lot of folks said it was unfair fight. and they would have like to see a democratic opponent that was worthy of a challenge a lot ever folks say they pray for john fetterman and feel sorry for him but his hand alreadies knew what was going on. i'm going to be talking with folks all morning. it's a packed house today but we can't wait. [cheers] >> steve: lawrence, it's not just packed it's standing room only. look at that crowd behind you. >> lawrence: yeah, it's wild. the people of pennsylvania they are not silent today, family. >> steve: no they're not. >> brian: i know hillary clinton basically pay an audience sit there and listen to her did. you pay those people to show up. [laughter] >> brian: are they just fans of yours? >> lawrence: no. what i hear ainsley did. she felt sorry for do it for me. do it. >> pack the house. we are family that's what we do for each other, right? >> ainsley: that's right. i'm sure it's like the local

diner in your hometown. open 24/7. people always know they are going to have a good time when they go there the food is going to be delicious and see familiar faces. >> steve: lots of coffee. steve. >> ainsley: and they will meet you. >> steve: next two hours and talent of folks to talk to and talk about the midterms. >> yes. with two weeks left until the midterms. house speaker nancy pelosi suddenly realizes we are in trouble. she is attempting to rebrand democrats as, quote: the party of public safety and police. >> ainsley: yeah. but is it too little too late? many on the left spent years pushing defund agenda. kevin corke probably finds this deliciously ironic and joins us now from our nation's capital, kevin. >> you know me all too well. we begin this hour with a question. is it too little too late for democrats? ainsley makes a great point. tools too late that is to shift focus as here we are now in the

11th hour of the midterm campaign season. democrats on capitol hill led by the house speaker nancy pelosi apparently have finally figured out that climate change, crt, transgender education for school aged children and abortion aren't exactly high on the list of most important issues for a number of americans. it is still the economy, stupid. along with inflation. and crime in particular. and in a letter to colleagues, pelosi noted the importance of emphasizing the democrats people over politics agenda. quote: as democrats, we believe that every american deserves to live in a safe community necessary foundation on which americans can thrive we have emphasized respect for those who serve and for those, well, whom they serve. with accountment and transparency. that is why our house majority has taken strong action to honor our men and women in blue with

the resources they need to prevent crime while building stronger, healthier relationships between law enforcement and those they serve. well, well, well. the letter also claims that democrats have emphasized respect for law enforcement. each as former attorney general bill barr argues rising crime rates are a policy choice by progressives. he wrote this in an opinion piece: the violent crime surge was preventable. this is in the "wall street journal" by the way. it was caused by progressive politicians reverting to the same reckless revolving door policies during the 1960s and 70s produced the greatest tsunami of violent crime in american history. we reversed that earlier crime wave with the tough anticrime measures adopted during the reagan-bush era. we can stop this one as well. meanwhile, in new york, governor kathy hochul is addressing, you guessed it, growing concerns about crime. even as 8 innocent bystanders in

one month have been caught in the crossfire of new york city's out-of-control shooting surgeon. just as shocking another 25 have been shoved on to subway tracks. >> statistically, we are the safest big city in america. people say they are going to leave. that doesn't do anything to anyone. i can't change a feeling with the statistic because it's real. i accept that i want to be the person though help lead them to that sense of security. i can tell people all of this. i don't know what it takes them to say i feel better as long as they are going to continue reading about the story that have always been part of our history, always. i'm going to keep focusing on it. >> this as g.o.p. congressman lee zeldin continues to gain momentum in the polls inching ever closer to hochul in a state obviously reliably blue for decades. zeldin enjoying a bounce after incredibly strong performance on that debate on tuesday. now within the margin of error in the latest survey. >> the first date that i'm in

office i'm going to declare a crime emergency and suspend cashless bail and other pro-criminal laws there is a crime emergency. my opponent thinks there is a polio emergency going on but not a crime emergency. different priorities that i'm hearing from people right now. they are not being represented. from this governor who still, to this moment, halfway through the debate. she still hasn't talked about locking up anyone committing any crimes. >> anyone who commits a crime under our laws, especially with the change we made to bail, has consequences. i don't know why that's so important to you. all i know is that we could do more. >> i don't know why that that's so important to you. boy, that one is going to stick. by the way, no job is more important for public officials than the safety and security of their citizens. fail that chances are voters will show you the door the next chance they get. we will find out what happens in less than two weeks, guys. >> brian: all right. kevin, thanks. kind of interesting. if the lawn signs mean anything,

i have been all over this state. upstate new york and long island. can i have never are seen as many signs outside trump. >> ainsley: we don't have lawns though in new york city and that's the problem san antonio steve new york city two to three to 1 to republicans. lee zeldin talk about crime because he has been the victim of crime that guy tried to slit his throat briewm thattably with that sharp thing at that rally and shootout outside his house. and he has been talking a lot and the "new york post" has been featuring all this crime in the subways where people are killed and stuff like that. yesterday, i was listening to the radio. and they were -- i think it was the mayor on the radio saying, you know, 3.5 million people use the subways and buses every day. with no incident. in other words, their message is 3.5 million people aren't murdered every day. but, you know, it is a problem. it's kind of a narrative of republicans. and it's a narrative because it's a problem. >> brian: new york city major crime up 30%.

transit up 41. robbery 33. felony assault up 1. burglary 29. what is down is shootings and murder murder good news is morman mo people surviving being shot. >> ainsley: target on their back. innocent bystanders shot in the city all in one month as kevin was mentioning. i believe all of them survived but they are all just randomly shot like a 16-year-old hangings out after school sitting on a swing in the park. and a bullet, stray bullet flies and hit her. grandmother walking home from the grocery store. she looks down and has blood come down from her leg. she was shot. a retired cop. he is, i believe, 60 years old. walking to this new job. and then he was caught up in the middle of gang shooting. and a 14-year-old boy was shot in the ankle. and if you talk to people here in new york. i talk to one person who -- i don't know if she is a republican or a democrat. she said if lee zeldin does not win, they are really considering moving. another person wrote me and said we definitely are thinking about moving if zeldin doesn't win

because you have to think about that. when you are a mom and you are picking your child up from school or walking to the grocery store with your child. >> brian: you don't want to get shot. >> ainsley: don't want a stray bullet. we have to worry about that now. today i was driving to work and subway stop right here and i saw this beautiful young lady walking down with, i guess, her boyfriend and they were walking down the sunway and i wanted to roll down my window and say do you want to jump in the car with me i will take you where you are going. i didn't do that i did say a prayer for them because this is on our mind. >> steve: about a half an hour ago we had a panel with three lifelong democrats who are going to vote for lee zeldin the republican in the upcoming election because of education and crime. and one of the women we spoke to, madeline, and you are about to hear from her. and two others, her son is a victim of random violence. murder. he was -- he was stabbed. and the final trial is going to happen today. anyway, here they are, three democrats from new york explaining why they, this time,

are going to vote for the republican. >> who is running this town? that's a good question. you know. i guess the criminals are running the town. the criminals run the place. they do what they want when they want however they want. to whomever they want. with no consequences. >> no, i don't like the direction that our schools have been going. i mean, the last couple of years of de blasio has been really trying on new york city families. he is really, you know, taken down the standards. >> the most important responsibility of government is to protect its citizens. and that is not happening. with the democrats running the show, with hochul being the governor for a while, they have no freakin' clue. people are concerned, people are afraid. people are afraid to get on the freakin' train. this is not what america and new york is all about. and the only answer -- this is an opportunity for new yorkers to make real change. and that's lee zeldin.

>> steve: so never all going to vote for lee zeldin. one of the big issues for the mwoman we spoke to she has kids and she doesn't like the system. we talked about the nation's report card that came out and showed that america's kids are tanking when it comes to math and also reading. we have not really heard from the teacher's unions yet about the national report card because they are busy sinking millions of dollars into the campaign war chest of democrats across the country. hoping they will win and the republican also lose. >> ainsley: yeah. the national education association fund for children and political education, which is a pac of one of these -- unions. one of these school unions. they gave $3.5 million to candidates the majority of them were democrats. and then look at the bottom. the american federation of teachers, afl-cio committee on political education gave $19 million. >> brian: it's an investment

that's paid off. after all the democrats and the democratic president listened to them. they said screw the kids. scene everything closed. my teachers in some cases want to be able to teach on vacation. and we are going to keep those six feet apart. therefore, we can't have them back. in the teachers unions got what they wanted from democrats. why would they get anything else? other thing going back to lee zeldin. lee zeldin says i will work with the democrats in the city. i will work with the mayor in the city. smart. you could be as conservative as you want. but in a blue state to be successful, you have to show you can work with democrats. here, we're showing democrats have already jumped into lee zeldin's camp. at least 8 major ones. lara trump earlier today, who used to live in new york city, talked about this union not being union support not being a surprise. >> it is absolutely shameful that in the united states of america we are failing our children and failing our future generation in this way. those scores are horrifying. i think, to every american. whether you have kids in the

school system or not. and no surprise that the bulk of this money is, of course, going to democrats. don't forget who these teachers unions colluded with to keep schools shut down. it was the biden white house. the frightening thing, ainsley, is that this is the person who is just a breath away from the presidency, from being president of the united states. she is next in line. and that is what you get from kamala harris. the white house is terrified to send kamala harris and joe biden out anywhere. >> steve: so the europes, from when we can tell, they give money mainly to democrats. they also gave to one independent who is running for senate out in the state of utah. but, they haven't given, from had what we can tell, a nickel to republicans. the nea supports, by the way, john fetterman who once said when i am in office. my call to the nea will be my first phone call. so, clearly, you know, your

kids' teachers belong to a union that is so one-sided. and i feel sorry for the republican teachers who, in the teacher's lounge, can't really talk about how they feel because they are outnumbered. they are just like democrats vs. republicans in new york city. >> ainsley: how do we support these teachers unions that kept our schools closed and now we get the national report card and the numbers are down for math and reading for fourth and eighth grade. kamala harris is out. she is talking about schools. but not those scores. how much she loves the yellow school bus. >> so, here's the thing. who doesn't love a yellow school bus. right? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus, right? just, there is something about -- and most of us, many of us went to school on the yellow school bus, right? it's part of our experience growing up. it's part of, you know, a nostalgia and a memory of the excitement and joy of going to

school, to be with your favorite teacher, to be with your best friends and to learn. the school bus takes us there. >> steve: she loves the school bus. >> ainsley: elementary school? >> steve: my kids freaked out about the school buses. i rode a school bus an hour each way. >> ainsley: i did, too. >> steve: for years. >> ainsley: i hate to drive behind them now. >> steve: he will with, that's true. >> ainsley: that's an adult conversation like carley. >> steve: you drive fast. >> brian: odd what she gets excited about, space, school buses and who she is addressing. >> steve: she loves that school bus, brian because it's electric. >> ainsley: she is pushing clean school buses. electric school buses. >> brian: she likes all school buses when i see a school busy get excited. electric school busy get excited. she said i see a yellow school busy get excited. >> ainsley: carley? >> carley: do have headlines to get to here.

starting with who are risk story crime crisis in chicago. a 7-year-old boy in critical condition after being struck by a stray bullet inside his own home. and the shooter there is still on the lose. this comes after more than 50 people were shot over the weekend. 10 of those victims were killed, including a 14-year-old boy. chicago's mayor thinks it's time for a pay bump. lower light foot proposing an ordinance 5% race offset inflation boost her own salary by 7 grand to a whopping $216,000 a year. another railroad union rejecting a labor agreement broke everywhere ared by the biden administration. 61% of members saying no to the deal. the white house trying to remain optimistic i don't know and employers have additional work to do. >> carley: if the unions don't settle a deal a strike could be

on the horizon that could cost the economy about $2 billion per day. foot locker and t.j. max are the latest companies to cut ties with rapper ye after anti-semitic comments. our company does not tolerate discrimination, harassment or hate of any kind. this after a representative for scemper says ye had to be escorted out of its main office in l.a. yesterday after he showed up uninvited that stunt coming a day after adidas cut ties with the rapper as well. a big birthday surprise for a massachusetts boy who wants to be a cop when he grows up. three gratify ton police officers showing up to wish little cladino a happy fourth birthday. boy who had his own uniform got to take a ride in the cruiser. happy birthday. relove you. >> steve: god bless those cops. >> carley: absolutely. >> ainsley: thanks, carley. new study claims newscasts are 13 times more likely to bash republican governors than the president when it comes to

immigration. texas congressman tony gonzales on the media's border bias next.

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>> driven by bus and fueled by politics another wave of politics arrived in new york city today. it's a stunt using human beings to score political points. >> the federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the migrants who were flown to martha's vineyard and against florida's governor and other officials alleging migrants were lured on to planes with claims of cash and legal assistance. the lawsuit goes on to call those promises, quote, bold faced lies. >> brian: martha's vineyard must have been terrible staying there i hear it's awful. listen to what he they're

saying, the new study reveals the majority of coverage is critical of republicans. data shows evening news viewers in august and september heard 13 times for critical comment of republican governors than president biden when it comes to border coverage. texas congressman tony gonzales lives it every day. welcome to new york. congressman, your reactioned it coverage. they covered it all right but making republican governors the bad guys. >> it's sad. you hear the democrats try to spin the narrative they are for law and order. they are for lies and order. they are completely spinning the truth the fact is house democrats wanted liability vote without the responsibility of showing up. republicans have showed up over and over again. doubled down regardless of historic numbers of deaths, fentanyl, the terrorists, the

list goes on and on. >> brian: governor abbott and desantis were brilliant in forcing people to talk about it. doesn't surprise me the spins about it. ultimately the american people will be the judge and constituents like the ones you have. you have a lot of democrats in your district. what's their reaction? >> they have had enough. it doesn't matter what political affiliation you are. your life is turned upside down. i will give you an example. friday night football is big for us in texas. so i was at a football game just this past week. and one of the superintendents said hey, tony two weeks ago about 80 miles from the border. we are there watching a football game. in the middle of the football game the h high-speed chase wres in the field next over five illegal aliens get out and take off running. >> this is the new norm. we'll have to make sure it isn't the new norm. >> brian: scares me if an message isn't sent on election day. right or wrong and clearly it's wrong. other big story is, and very similar to the black caucus in congress. they only want democrats.

and they only went for the hispanic caucus. you can be caucus but you can't be unless our democrat. stuck in the crawl of mayra flores who just got there and wants two more years. thee tried joining. listen to what she said. >> this shows they are not for the hispanic community. they are there for their political party. i don't need them. the hispanic community doesn't need them. we are the real voice. [cheers] >> we are the voice of the hispanic community. [cheers and applause] and we stand for the values that we were raised with. god, family, and hard work. that is what we are all about. >> brian: congressman, you are with the hispanic conference. >> yes. >> brian: did you want to get into that. >> absolutely not. congressional hispanic caucus has accomplished nothing in 20 years. they are essentially this partisan hack, right? so we shouldn't want to be joining them. we have a conference. we have an hispanic congressional conference. what if i told you it was the

conference, hispanic conference that was going to help secure the border and, you know, having people like mayra flores live it every day. future members in arizona. we see what is happening there. this is how we solve it. >> brian: would you let democrats in your conference? >> i would, sure. >> they don't want republicans in. >> of course not. they played this partisan game over and over again. >> brian: great to see new person. welcome to new york and best of luck. >> thanks. >> brian: the president and the freedom fighter on paperback on tuesday. going to long island bayshore hope to see you barnes & noble and saturday rochester barnes & noble. go to brian kilmeade.com to find out more. meanwhile still ahead on this show, republicans are demanding information from the fbi after learning hunter biden's business partners get this has deep ties to the chinese communest party. the latest on this growing probe into the president's son.

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♪ >> carley: we are back with headlines, 1 drug trafficking suspects rounded up in raids in california and washington state. authorities say they had enough

fentanyl to kill 132,000 people. police found 1,000 pounds of meth, heroin, cocaine and dozens of guns. and in a separate bust, police in eugene, oregon taking 18 pounds of fentanyl off the streets. they found the deadly drug after arresting a driver who was sleeping in a car. he had enough fentanyl to kill 4 million people. president biden's chief of staff ron klain getting a slap on the wrist for violating the hatch act it. started when kayleigh mcenany retweeted a post from a partisan political group encouraging users to use democrats deliver t-shirts. the hatch act was created to limit certain political activities, the federal employees such as endorsing political contributions. now the chief who oversees the act says he will not be pursuing discipline action against klain instead issuing a warning. and did you see this? brooklyn nets head coach steve nash ejected from last night's game after flipping out on the sidelines. assistants and players actually

holding nash back while he was berating the referees over what he found was a bad call. outscored 44-29. following nash's ejection. yikes. guys, over to you. >> steve: it happens. >> brian: i think they need a bench coach. it doesn't seem like they have a strategy. their strategy is to get the ball to kevin durant. for more on that go to ainsley. >> ainsley: nash doesn't have a temper. wasn't he everyone's favorite player back in the day? >> brian: favorite players can have a temper. once in a while they can blow up. they are losing again to milwaukee. >> steve: frustration. it happens. >> ainsley: yeah. >> steve: 25 minutes before the the top of the hour on this us this. house oversight committee republicans say they have evidence that hunter biden's former business partner and close personal associate was employed by the chinese communist party. >> ainsley: a leaked email from that former secretary urging

hunter biden it tell, quote, uncle joe to run for president. >> brian: right. this is the same chinese agent that drove around senator senator feinstein for hours. >> todd: a lot of people involved. republicans in the houseover sight committee demanding answers from the fbi about hunter biden's former secretary, ranking member james comer sending a letter to the fbi claiming the committee has documents that prove china may have been involved in president biden's family affairs. comer writing, quote: after infiltrating the biden family. jaiqi bao urged hunter to encourage joe biden to run for president months before he announced and then supplied the biden family campaign advice related to china. and in a leaked email from bao to hunter in 2018 she says, quote: this now infamous quote uncle joe should run for president in 2020. all this as jon senators cruk

grassley and ron johnson release more than 200 documents and banking former acting attorney general matt whit cers says this is a matter of national security. >> i have always felt that in addition to sort of the just the classic political corruption that is contained in this case, there is this national security concern that, i think actually elevates it to, you know, higher level of a case because you just had too many chinese entanglements in addition to russian and ukrainian and other entanglements.

>> todd: moan while even comedian john stuart slams hunter's role for working for ukrainian firm. >> look, hunter biden being on the boards of -- >> burisma. >> to me that's corruption straight up off the bat. >> todd: earlier this month sources close to the investigation told fox news that charges against hunter are closing in but, steve, ainsley, and brian, i feel like every time i have done a hunter story for "fox & friends" i have had the exact same tag now going on two years. charges closing in. will this the time? we will see. >> steve: thank you very much, todd. you have got to figure you will the fbi done all the stuff and put it on the desk of somebody at the bureau of the department of justice. and they are just trying to figure out hey, what do we do with the president's son? >> ainsley: the investigation goes on and on and on. >> steve: they do. >> brian: lawrence jones catching one voters in reading, pennsylvania to see how they feel less than two weeks out from midterms. lawrence?

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now we are worried about electric bills that have doubled. we are worried about paying for gas and paying for food. and just being -- heating oil in the winter and we see all the prices are doubling. in some cases and how do we pay for that? and try to send our kids to college. i think that's the problem right now is, you know, the democrats are completely out of touch with what is going none middle america. and that's why we need a change. we need to get republicans into office because they have a policies that are going to help us as middle income families. >> lawrence: that is the case for the american people that a lot of republicans are making. i want to go to this gentleman right here. sir, you were telling me about your daughter pinky. and you have been doing jury duty and you have been having to go into town and you say crime is a big issue for you. why? >> it wasn't a big issue until we became parent. when i was 63. and now my whole world has turned upside down and the only thing that matters to me now is security. i drive right down this road down to philadelphia every other

wednesday night. and i park my car and i used to worry about getting a good parking spot. now i'm praying that i get to the federal building and back without getting shanked or carjacked. so, border security, big city crime and all those issues are so important to me now. i see it as a family man. that's what this commonwealth is about is family. >> lawrence: ma'am, tell me, what did you think about that debate the other night? >> it was very unfortunate because we need to have strong leaders in government and we have to have somebody who is cognitive functionally well. we support republican candidates because we want people that are strong leaders. we want people to ensure our freedoms and liberties and i personally support doug mastriano, fighter for this country, retired army colonel and showed leadership in the state senate. >> lawrence: people were buying home and people buying second businesses as well, expanding

locations. this is a gentleman right here who is in the home buying business. you are in the mortgage industry. >> yeah. >> how have things changed in this past couple years. >> well, in the last six months, rates have almost doubled i'm a first time home buyer. made it a little difficult to afford the american dream. it's a change that they're not going to be staying at home and renting rather than owning a house of their own. >> lawrence: thank you so much, sir. i appreciate it. you have heard it all. have you heard crime, the economy, and now you have heard what it takes to buy a house. and if you are a first-time home buyer and you want to have this american dream of buying your own home. it's going to be tough for you. all of that is why folks are voting the other direction. they are saying 70% of americans think that we are heading down the wrong track. and they blame the president of the united states for that and the democratic party. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> steve: all right. reporting live from the exeter family dining hall there at reading very nicely done, lawrence. [applause] >> brian: getting applause from every state in the union.

>> ainsley: lawrence tell them we appreciate them. i'm doing one in monday i'm worried nobody is going to show up. if you are going to the diner columbia on monday. >> brian: you are doing a diner? >> ainsley: is it a reflection on you. >> brian: i don't really need people as long as i'm there. i think most americans feel that way. >> ainsley: you just talk around yourself and walk around the empty diner. >> steve: no performance anxiety with brian if is he there. >> brian: not that i know of. >> steve: janice dean out on the street quiet there as well. >> janice: i don't have a crowd. queue the laugh track. 60 here. cold front moved through. storm system eject from the rockies. that's going to bring some snow to the central rockies and then towards the plain states where we could see some severe storms today and tomorrow across the gulf coast, including texas and louisiana and mississippi over

the next couple of days. they do need the rain, so that is the good side of the storm. 64 here in new york is the daytime high. 62 in kansas city. 75 in los angeles. all right. over to you, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: all right. j.d., thank you very. >> janice: you have got it. >> steve: the diehl family is on a mission to find treasure hidden within the wild mountain valley of bear gulch, montana. they are giving us a behind the scenes look the brothers coming up live on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: it's a great story. >> brian: yep. ♪ ♪ at jersey mike's they slice your order right in front of you. watching that can send a rush of emotions through a person, excitement, baby-like wonder, anticipatory chewing, and happy claps... sliced right in front of you. it's a jersey mike's thing.

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♪ >> ainsley: the dale brothers are back and going for gold. >> mining is really one of the last vestiges of the american dream. if you're smart, if you work hard, you might make something big out of what looks like the piece of rock. >> ainsley: in season two of their show american gold, the legend of bear gulch the dale brothers take another chance at finding gold said to be worth millions of dollars. here are a preview all four of

you. good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: first of all, who wants to tell the story of why you decided to go out and buy all these acres of land and search for gold? >> it has been a family tradition. we heard this story from our father about all these find and how he covered it up. and since we were little kids, we tramped over all these mining claims and we became mining engineers and john behind me is probably the best miner of us all. >> ainsley: awe. >> and we decided to pursue if we could get ahold of these mining claims and finally by god's grace we did. and that opened up the whole different chapter in our lives. so, that's how we acquired the property. >> ainsley: john, i know that y'all returned to montana to bear gulch and you wanted to buy

this land where you all grew up because you had heard these stories of the gold. and you put all your money together. barely almost everything that you had, and you wanted to buy this property. you quit your minuti mining andd from mining and second season on fox. what can we expect this season? >> >> lot of hard work. >> yeah. >> there is nothing easy. took us a long time to get squared around to get these claims and in the meanwhile, we got old. and that work is very difficult work for a bunch of kent tri genarians. >> i watch the show and y'all do these explosions i am so hoping you will find so much gold because we all want that for y'all. what have you found? have you found any gold? >> well, we are excited about what we found and people are just going to have to watch the season. [laughter] >> ainsley: rick, is it fun? are you enjoying this?

>> yes. very much so. the chance to work with my brothers on -- in a place that we love has been a real great thing in my life. and i hope in the others' lives. what we found is promising. i'm sure we will overcome some of these things and hopefully get in to the rich vein found. >> ainsley: what are you going to do with all the gold and money you make if you strike rich? >> well, i have cows. i have a small ranch. so, that will take most of it. and what's left we will just put back into the mountain. >> you mine until you go broke. >> ainsley: what would your uncles and your father and your grandfather all those that went before you, what would they say about this show? >> they would love it. they would love it. they would -- but they would have some advice for us, too.

>> ainsley: what would that be? >> they would be so excited because it was their dream, too. they probably never thought it would come to reality that they get these claims under our own ownership. >> watching this. >> ainsley: i'm sorry, go ahead. >> the get to see some pretty innovating mining and i would call it redneck mining because you have a limited budget and we also have some engineering degrees in the family. so, they put that to good use. >> ainsley: we can't wait to watch it. thank you so much, guys. god bless you. american gold on fox business thursday nights at 9:00 p.m. eastern. still ahead supreme court justice alito says the leaked dobbs decision made him and others justices targets for assassination. shannon bream on that. ♪

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