sometimes struggles on her feet so when the philippine she decided to keep it simple. >> hello, hel hello, hello, hello, hello, than k you. hello, hello, thank you. >> laura: that is the most aerial dynamic i've seen in two years. to have a good thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert multiple people are dead and multiple you ended after a shooting inside of a virginia walmart late last night. >> when we first got here, quickly realized it was an act and we switched our tactic to respond and that motion. several officers, many officers responded and we located multiple fatalities and multiple injured persons. a little while later after

providing treatment, we were able to establish we believe it is a single shooter and that single shooter is deceased at this time. >> carley: the police say less than ten people were killed and at least one of the victims was found dead at the front of the store. at least five people have been rushed to nearby hospitals. a large police presence responded to the shooting including fbi agents. officers are said to get an update 8:00 a.m. and walmart tweeting this statement, "we are shocked at this tragic event at chesapeake, virginia, store. we are praying for those impacted in the community and associates are working closely with law enforcement. we are focused on supporting your associates." mark warner tweeting, "if another get a mass shooting in chesapeake and i urge those and the community to listen to guidance from local law enforcement and stay away

from the scene. we will keep you updated as the story continues to develop throughout the morning. >> todd: a fox news alert house minority leader kevin mccarthy: homeland security leader secretary mayorkas resign or face impeachment in the new republican-led congress. you are watching "fox & friends first" on wednesday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus. that threat comes as paying a visit to the border and got quite a reception from a massive group of venezuelan migrants camping out on the mexican side. [cheers and applause] those migrants are being expelled with title 42 now and expected to head right back into americo. >> todd: the republicans are working on a plan to force them to go see the situation for themselves. marianne rafferty has all the details, marianne. >> good morning todd and carley. kevin mccarthy not mincing

words to the border and plans to hold congressional hearings on border security at the literal border. mccarthy saying it is so bad, republicans take control of the house, they are giving dhs secretary l hunter america's a choice to resign or face impeachment. >> secretary secretary mayorkas testified under oath that yes, the border is secure. i'm here to tell you that it does not appear the secretary mayorkas does not resign, house republicans will investigate evy order, every action and every failure to determine whether we can begin impeachment inquiry. >> customs and border patrol officials are saying record numbers of so-called got a ways they know migrants have come through are not caught. and got away stand at 3,500,000 since october 1st and encounters

way up with just under 300,000 this time last year. and sadly 53 migrants have died trying to cross illegally. with title 42 set to expire, those numbers are likely to soar, 15 republican-led states requesting a federal judge to keep the title 42 in place and still the biden white house mocking the visit. speak with the question we have for kevin mccarthy, what is his plan? what is he doing to help the situation that we are seeing? what is his plan? he goes down there and as a political stunt like many republicans do and we have seen them do but he is not actually putting forth a plan. >> democrats continued to push the idea title 42 does nothing for crossings since tens of thousands are coming in from all over the world. back to you guys. >> carley: all right, marianne rafferty, live for us thank you. gearing up to hold a news

conference later today on the quadruple murder mystery walking the nation. >> todd: multiple theories who could have killed four college students in the absence of the facts. brooke singman. >> carley and todd the moscow police border with an update into the murders of kaylee goncalves, xana kernodle bowl and madison mogen, ethan chapin. those two coats tiktok videos in their homes but this one shows the victims and their halloween costumes and this one shows them joking around in their home with the pet dog seen here appear "the new york post" reports the dog is safe and kaylee goncalves ex-boyfriend spared from the brutal killings. meanwhile, the authorities believe the weapon used in quadruple murder was a blade knife like this one. the police department has not recover the actual weapon, but the police are denying reports that kaylee goncalves had a

stalker and after a thorough investigation of the matter, there is no evidence to support the theory. a former profiler for the fbi turned insight into the killer's potential motives telling fox news the defender did not randomly choose this location. he targeted one or more of the people and that could be because he has a relationship or past relationship with one or more of them or because he is talking one or more of them. psychologists lisa miller believes the killer specifically targeted the victims in this case. >> my impression is this is somebody who had a lot of anger toward the victims. it could be the fact that the killer felt slighted by one of them on a personal professional or what these kids represented as being successful young people. >> it has been more than a week and the police have yet to recover a mu weapon or name a

suspect. >> todd: forensic expert joseph from a forensic perspective what questions do you still need answers to? >> well, obviously i'm going to want to know more information how this into individual got into the hall to perp perpetrats crime. you are talking multiple homicide with a sharp object. i'm not saying these don't happen, but in the scheme of things when you talk about multiple homicides, these are rare. so i think the point at which they enter, some people mentioned it might be the sliding glass door. maybe it was left unsecured. may be the killer waited in the darkness until he saw the lights go out and then made his way into the residence here that might explain the fact that the two individuals down below in the first floor area were unharmed. systematically may have gone through the second floor and up into the third.

but again, a lot of this is dependent upon information they were developing inside of the residents relative to the blood entry settings. speed to the police are talking to people that may have some information. they are collecting surveillance footage. a lot of them say solving this crime could come down to the forensics. the evidence left behind of the crime scene. you spoke to fox digital recently and you said, this is a complicated case given level of what was left behind. what do you mean by that? >> what it comes down to as i mentioned, you had for individuals who sustained sharp force injuries. so what happens with this is you have individuals that you have a scene that involves what is referred to comingled samples. so just imagine in your mind as horrible as it is that the first victim was stabbed, obviously, multiple times probably. and then come at the same instrument was a used in the next one and then so forth and

so on. so you have this comingling of biological materials there together. now, the upside of that, i think is if you can determine which one of these individuals may have had the least amount of biological samples from the other individuals, that might give you an anti-cajun who was attacked first. but it is going to be a long process as they attempt to unravel these comingled samples to sample for dna. and a very curious thing here when you have sharp force injuries like this, many times because it said a fevered kind of posture when it comes to these attackers, many times they will actually injure themselves. so they can have biological sample mixed up with the victims as well. >> todd: in the meantime breaking news out of her january shooter opened fire in a chesapeake walmart, we are told. there were multiple fatalities including the shooter. what is happening on the scene

right now in your experience having responded to scenes presumably like this following in the moments and hours immediately after it occurs? what are forensic teams doing right now? >> well, obviously, the scene has been locked down and secured. make no bones about it, yes, it said that the shooter is now neutralized here because this is still a multiple homicide investigation. they are going to painstakingly go every inch of the scene and multiple spent bits of ammunition or press at the scene. there will have to be documented, collected for those individuals who unfortunately died at the scene. those bodies will be examined in place. you will get relationships where the shooter was firing from and where the individuals finally came to rest. and all of that is about relationship, where they were when this occurred and maybe, just maybe, this will go back to

help the public and help the authorities and most importantly the families understand what exactly happened. >> carley: yeah what they are so many unanswered questions in this one as it is still a breaking situation. but you do think forensic teams are on the ground looking at possibly the placement of bodies. we are getting reports there is one body in front of the store. so given that, it could have been that the shooter in this case came into the store shooting or possibly was trying to maybe even shoot people down as they were fleeing? >> right. so the idea here is, the scene for a moment just frozen in time. so, what they have to do is try to assess the movement and the progression of the shooter as they went through firing this weapon taking aim. did they chase anybody down? was anyone down on their knees begging for their life and you know, this essentially executed

and placed? or was somebody running away? all of those ideas what happen at that moment in time, the best they can do is document, document, document because you only get one shot at this. >> todd: joseph scott, we appreciate obviously the situation this morning. thank you, sir. wild body video camera with an office or into a car to rescue a drowned infant despite not knowing how to swim herself. this happened over the summer. the heroic officer is the first to arrive on the scene after winning the child was in the pond. she rest and to save him putting her own life at risk. and retrieve the child for cpr. the police praising the officer's quick thinking and brave ring for saving the unfenced life. unbelievable. america's crime crisis, when a florida man jumps the counter of a burger king before threatening

employers with pliers to get free food to purity slams his hands on the counter, knocking over the cash register. the store manager to discreetly told the driver to call 911 during the incident. the employee eventually gave the man free food but the police arrested joubert jr. he faces charges for robbery with a deadly weapon. 12 minutes after the hour while republicans visit the southern border to meet with officials, vice president kamala harris in the philippines meeting with important individuals of her own. >> hello, hello, hello, hello, than k you. hello. >> todd: it never gets better with her. you may feel it is on deck to rick. >> carley: plus, everything this holiday season. christmas trees, we talked to do a link with the demand after this.

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>> carley: inflation hitting everything hard this holiday season, even christmas trees. the real christmas tree board

saying, the wholesale price increase of 5% to 15% over the last year and other tree growers are seeing price hikes up to 20%. the next guest is the owner of the wizard view christmas tree farm in canton south dakota. todd joins me know. you said to the producers, inflation is 7.7%, but you feel it feels a lot more in your industry. >> yeah, absolutely we see it across the board and every product we use. diesel fuel is more than double, fertilizer is more than double. the smallest is up 20%, 30%. >> carley: i'm sure you mention diesel fuel to fill up your trucks but how much are you paying? >> right now farm diesel is up around $5 a gallon. the speed to it cost to much to fill up your tank?

>> it could be several hundred dollars. >> carley: is it diesel fuel impacting farming and christmas tree farming, fertilizer i'm sure is a major issue but the things more expensive than last year. >> for fertilizer is going upwards of $100 per acre and now $800 an acre for fertilizer. you know, so knitting, christmas tree stands and even mr. sharpies up 20%. it is just everlasting inching up for us. >> carley: even the sharpies, you are right, it is everything. the businesses across the country, restaurants across the country whether utensils, plastic containers to store food. it is not just your industry but across the board. i'm hearing from a lot of places there is a christmas tree shortage right now. why is that? >> we have been working with a

shortage the last couple of years. several things have attributed to that. all the way back in 2012, first seed planted, and since 2012 we have seen increased demand of people trying to get back to rule settings and the farm. and the last couple of seasons have been drought stricken so we haven't gotten the trees that we do have. so coming together with a significant supply shortage. >> carley: oh, boy, how much higher will the prices be this year todd than last year, are you raising them? >> we did raise our trees 10%. not totally shocking the customers but seeing some inflation, 100%, we are trying to keep it still reasonable so people can have a merry christmas. >> carley: 100% plus on some products? >> that we are buying. we have raised things 10%.

>> carley: so you will be taking a little bit of a loss. how much does that impact your bottom line? >> it is pretty significant. we are midwest farmers and we work hard and we'll get through it. >> carley: that midwestern american work mentality, especially among farmers and people like you that make this country run. when it comes to christmas trees, i can imagine a lot of people at home even though they are feeling inflation and it is affecting the bottom line and how much money they take home, people are worried about finances across the board. it is not something they want to skip. are you concerned about demand this year or will people still buy trees? >> we are still seeing people buy trees. it is a great family experience to come out and pick your own tree and that fresh smell. a lot of nostalgia. you still enjoy the holidays and make the magic for the kids. >> carley: absolutely. for those still on the market

and of course, there will be many, what is the best kind of tree to get? >> our families favorite, the first trees. they are wonderful. there are a lot of new trees to choose from and it depends on what you are looking for. >> carley: as you were talking about, i'm looking at pictures of your christmas tree farm and i saw a red and blue tree. what was that about? >> yeah, there is this christmas don't let christmas tree guy to paint different colors and so some fun with trees in different colors. i picked out a blue christmas tree this year so we will have a blue christmas tree. >> carley: i thought it was a bipartisan display of christmas trees. that is definitely a reflection of the economy industry that i am in. todd, thank you for joining us. best of luck this holiday season. thank you for bringing the christmas cheer. >> thank you. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> todd: i'm thinking of getting a christmas tree and get

some tax breaks. >> carley: you are in the farming mentality because we had a turkey farm or on yesterday. >> todd: around that by my wife and that was immediately shot down. todd galan will be the only one growing trees on this program. planned parenthood for kids starting in kindergarten, jack brower joins us live with his reaction. >> carley: yeah, did you see and hear this, dr. fauci signing off on this, the last house briefing and a clash with the media on covid courtesy of karine jean-pierre. >> you are being disrespectful to our guests. i will not call on you if you yell. >> carley: more on that tense exchange after this. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, multiple people dead and others wounded after shooting inside the virginia walmart late last night. >> the officers first got here and quickly realized it was a tough situation. we switched our detectives to an active response and kind of went that motion. several other officers, many other officers also responded with locating multiple fatalities and multiple injured persons. a little while later through the course of providing treatments, we were able to establish we believe a single shooter. that single shooter is deceased at this time. speed went the police had ten people killed and one other victim found dead at the front of the store. at least five people rushed to nearby hospitals. forensic evidence scott morgan said the scene is extremely active, listen. >> it's said the shooter is neutralized. this is still a multiple

homicide investigation. they will painstakingly go over every inch of the scene. there will be a multiple spent bits of ammunition and brass at the scene. those will have to be documented, collected and all of that is about relationship. where in the world this occurred? this will help the public can help the authorities and certainly most importantly, the families understand what exactly happened. >> todd: a large police presence responded to the shooting, including fbi agents. officers had to get there might give an update 8:00 a.m. this morning. mark until mike walmart tweeting, so close to thanksgiving "we are shocked at this event at the chesapeake store. we are praying for the community and our associates. and closely with supporting our associates. >> carley: apparently busier than normal, absolute tragedy. now to this dr. fauci attending what is expected to be the final white house briefing ahead of

his retirement next month. he gave a final plea for americans to get vaccinated as well is vowing to return to face questions about covid restatement to make have called on by house republicans. >> if over oversight hearings come i will cooperate and testiy before congress. you may not know that i have testified before congress a few hundred times, okay? over the last 40 years or so. i have no trouble testifying. we can defend and explain and stand by everything that we s said. >> carley: dr. fauci set to step down as president biden's chief medical advisor and the nia i director at the end of next month. and white house press secretary karine jean-pierre gets aggressive with one reporter and covid-19. >> dr. fauci, only 13% -- >> hold on a second. we have a process here.

i'm not calling on people who yell. and you are being, you are being disrespectful to your colleagues, and you are being disrespectful to the guests. >> i hear the question. i hear your question, but we are not doing this the way you want it. this is disrespectful. it is! i'm done, simon, i'm done. >> carley: quite the scene there. fox news medical contributor we are seeing the harmful effects of dr. fauci's lockdowns. >> he was basically slow to consider the collateral damage by the lockdowns and shutdown spirit we are seeing that now. we see a big breakout of rsp and the flu because we didn't consider what masts and walkmans would do there. again, never a consistent policy of what the damage would be. >> todd: in order to return to the classroom, grade school kids

will show covid test after thanksgiving day break. you thought we were done with this. muriel bowser with this forest policy on kids even after the cdc eased its recommendations for schools. some district officials "a safe return from break from all students and staff expected to provide proof of a negative covid-19 test on sunday, november 27th." happy thanksgiving. so they will continue this. this luxury brand apologizing after its ads criticized for featuring children inappropriately. some posing with teddy bears in chains and lewd outfits. one showing a handbag with text from a supreme court case concerning the distribution of child pornography and pam bondi joining hannity to react.

>> this had to go through multiple levels of executives before the ad got aired. why it is so dangerous, people. a shock value but child sex sells more and top criminal agencies in the world. in 2020, it was an $8 billion industry. >> todd: it is sickening. what is happening here? offering an apology, "we take this matter very seriously and are taking legal action against the parties responsible for creating the set, including our spring 2023 campaign." >> carley: isn't the data responsible? tucker carlson calling out the luxury brand and wants to know why more people in the media are not. >> the media has no interest in covering the children.

and isn't destroying anyone who complains about the sexualization of children or even notices it. noticing it is an attack on the lgbt community. so their assumption apparently is that a people are in favor of molesting kids. and performing general mutilation on minors. but that is absurd. no normal person is for this, gay or not and it's not ant anti--gay arkady porn and most gay people think they are crimes and why wouldn't they? protecting children from adults who want to exploit them is a basic human instinct. and it is a normal instinct. >> todd: meanwhile education by planned parenthood being used by teachers and sacramento city schools. more discussions about casual sex and eliminates women's from promoting gender inclusive language.

>> carley: the ceo of the brewer group and former nfl player joins us now. jack, what do you make of this lesson plan. it should be shocking but sadly, it is not. >> it is very sickening working with youth as much as i do. seeing these type of things is disturbing because you understand the vulnerability of all of these kids and kids that are trying to figure out and identify who they are, their sexuality is a hard conversation. but it is one that you bring in confusion and bring in manipulation. manipulation is witchcraft. i think that is something we have to understand is the spirituality of these children we are completely undermined and it's happening with results and i don't care what you think about lgbt or transgender or all of that there was a study in canada at that kids are five times more likely to commit

suicide if they have a changed gender. you start confusing these kids, you are actually increasing the mental health issues of these children. i think we need to take a step back here. and evaluate really where we align morality wise across the nation. we are playing russian roulette with the souls of our children. and the planned parenthood, so why are we hyper sexualizing and the only time dead in your life that you get to be innocent and we are trying to ruin that as a society and it makes no sense, jack. why is this happening? >> it makes no sense and you disrespect the women first and foremost, motherhood or something ordained to do and something so special. you disrespect the family between a man and a woman and

god created to make children and reproduce and you disrespect all of that. and then to take the vulnerable children like this and to hijack their youth completely ripped them away from being pure and youthful and leaving them for a lifetime of torment. and look at these type of numbers 50% of the lgbt community considers taking their lives committing suicide in those types of numbers should be disturbing, cdc health issue instead of dr. fauci talking about giving kids shots, he needs to be on television talking about this health care crisis pushing the lgbt across the nation speed to jack i wanted her to the dell might turn to this, former secretary of state mike pompeo made comments about the most dangerous person in the world is

with xi jinping. the most dangerous is randi weingarten. not a close call in the most likely to take this republic down and the teachers unions and teaching the kids that they don't know mask and reading or writing and responding on twitter, and i don't know whether to characterize as interview as ridiculous or dangerous. what do you think of pompeo's language? is it too harsh a question mark not at all. what mike pompeo is warning americans is we are in a spiritual battle. and this teachers union is right at the heart and soul of the spiritual battle of our nation because if you teach children and indoctrinate them the way we are doing right now the likelihood of republic standing and having successful nation is diminished.

and i think that is what you are seeing right now. all of these things, this lady an entire organization is the result of the lawlessness that you see in the streets. the ability for children to speak to the adults the way they do and for them to go around and act the way that they do, it comes from what we are teaching them in school. we have an obligation to these kids. you start talking about the issue and the fact that many of these kids don't have two parents to come home too. they don't have stable homes anymore and battling inflation in all these other economic issues. the school has become more important and if we can't treasure our youth and start to stand up for the foundation of skills, then the likelihood of america having dreams that we have all been accustomed to is diminished. we need to do something about it. i applaud mike pompeo. >> todd: notice randi weingarten did not respond to the accusation of what we are

teaching our kids and low skill levels and wreath math, reading and writing. happy thanksgiving, a fox news alert, seven people dead after a shooter open fire inside of a chesapeake, virginia, walmart last night. the gunman is among them and said to give an update. we will have all the breaking news straight ahead.

speed to big update here, crypto giant sudden collapse has left estimated 1 million predators and billions of dollars with assets still missing. >> todd: joining us live from washington kevin corke. >> billions of losses and diminishing hopes that customers will ever get their money back. the f don't make the lawyers prompting lawmakers from both sides of the aisles to the crypto regulation. part of a statement from a lawyer says, "fdx was in the control of a small group of inexperienced and unsophisticated individuals that, unfortunately, the evidence seems to indicate that some or all of them are also compromised individuals." this all comes as a terminated attorneys alleged sam

bankman-fried with a handful of associates looted the crypto exchange coffers to fontan epic spending spree that included $300 billion on bahama real estate. how, you ask? just basically went for it according to attorneys. ftx detailing a wild spending spree under the 30-year-old sam bankman-fried and on tuesday rapid mismanagement by talk except he lives until -- executives with client funds missing. >> we've got to get some kind of regulations in place because the more moved overseas, it is a negative for us. it makes a smaller window for us to have oversight into the operations. we need them to be back in this country, ftx is in operation in the bahamas. >> wow, how about that?

the attorney said 300 million spent on real estate was mostly used to buy mansions and beachfront vacation properties. and from's bankman freed executives. during a month long media blitz in which sam bankman-fried dressed in shorts and t-shirt and treated himself as socially benefit factor for democrats and progressive causes. as you know, he spent tens of millions of dollars during the mid terms, guys. >> todd: yet, i think we know why he supported democratic causes. kevin corke, we appreciate your time as always. the next guest being scammed by ftx costing him approximately $2 million. in joining me crypto investor, evan. do you think you will get your money back? >> i don't know right now. i don't want to think about it

so there is no way i can tell. lawmakers if they are able to crawl back the funds from the funds from the democrats on the house in the bahamas. and the rest of the billions of dollars, $16 billion user funds but now $1 billion left. so it is very hard to say if i will get it back or not. i hope the lawmakers come in here and starting with the donations they got and going for the funds that earth being spent wildly. >> todd: clawed back and happens every bankruptcy, but how do you claw back something as vague as crypto? i don't imagine there are too many claw back provisions in the bankruptcy code? >> at the end of the day crypto is value, right? and the good thing about crypto, you can see where the funds went. at least it is open. the last few days, we can see

companies and researchers coming out and cracking where all of this funds went. the intention is there. i am confident they can get it back. it will really come down to how much experience con man or fraud sam bankman-fried is and how he covered his tracks. i am confident that we can get some of the funds back, hopefully but it will come down to the lawmakers. the properties and stuff, you can obviously sell them and get them back and hopefully get some money back. >> todd: if i lost $2 million, i would be wondering, why is sam bankman-fried not in jail? >> i'm wondering the same thing. i'm wondering the exact same thing. the donations to the politicians. it is fraud. the guy how do you own a company and you'd yourself considered to be a billionaire, how do you not account for a company as a cfo? this is a fraud from the beginning. he should already be in jail and be behind bars. he should be made to surrender

all the assets he's hidden and the friends and associates. >> todd: you have heard critics and politicians, are they staying out of it because too tied up in it after getting millions and millions of donations from his campaigns? >> possibly. i believe the responsibility is on them right now. responsibility on the democrats to come and get this money back to the users. this was never sam bankman-fried's money. this was not a donation made in the right way. so give us the money back. maybe i will support you and donate the money myself. it comes down to that, right? i hope these guys take this responsibility and step up and do their job. >> todd: wide do you investigate ftx on the first place? >> i think nobody would have funds and exchange and i learned a lesson in 2017 using other funds with exchange. the whole idea as a courtesy that you own the money, right?

the hardware is still mine and nobody can take it from me. sam bankman-fried really had a lot of media in his favor and telling him he is the best thing that happened to crypto. hanging with all the biggest politicians pushing regulation. i think they all got defrauded by him. they put it out there and i'm actually quite surprised how the media is pushing him as a savior. i saw this article in "the washington post" that said, "sam bankman-fried's collapse will make an hindrance how he was helping the pandemic." he was not helping the pandemic. he was lying on stuff. where is all the donations? the politicians? i have never seen anybody donate to a charity. it was all media hype. i believe he used the media to his advantage and got us to believe and trust in him. that is what happen here. he got big investors, big celebrities, tom brady to i don't know how many of these celebrities were backing him,

putting his name on a miami stadium. this was basically how you build trust, right? that is how you believe somebody is doing the right job is because you see his name everywhere and you see everybody promoting this guy. that is how we fell for his scam and fraud. >> todd: despite this fiasco, you are still investing in crypto, why? >> the fundamentals have not changed. this is a good example bitcoin is hot money that nobody can take from you. what happened to ftx is an entity that is starting to put too much faith in. they abuse that, our faith in them. they stole that money from us. and if the money was bitcoin, if they would never would have done this. this is a bigger example with the first loans paid back, the crypto loans, this is my contract for liquid assets. >> todd: interesting, evan luthra this is interesting segment and i hope the audience did as well. we will see if you get your

money back. evan luthra thank you, sir. fox news alert, a gunman opened fire inside of a chesapeake, virginia, warmer overnight. the shooter is among the deceased. >> carley: authorities to give an update 8:00 a.m. eastern time this morning. we will have the breaking news ahead. stay right here. ♪ ♪ why do so many businesses use stamps.com? they save time by printing discounted stamps and shipping labels right from their computers get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and get started today

>> todd: fox news alert, seven people dead after someone opens fire in a chesapeake walmart. the shooter is deceased. >> they realized it was an active threat, went that motion. many other officers responded, located multiple fatalities and multiple injured persons. little while later, through the course of providing treatment,

we were able