>> ainsley: will there be news anchors? will somebody take our jobs. >> already news anchors that are virtual. they already are. but they can never replace you. ever. >> ainsley: i thought that was a good answer but i thought we are all replace cybil. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> ainsley: you have to come on all the time and educate us, so fascinating. >> second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i'm announcing i'm running for president of the united states. >> former vice president mike pence. >> he joins an already crowded field. the charismatic chris christie enters the race. >> i intend to seek the republican nomination for president of the united states. >> gavin newsom claims florida was kidnapping migrants sending them to california. but new video tells a much different story. >> california [inaudible] >> no, no.

>> the air quality is slowly getting worse. >> canada is seeing one of its worst fire seasons on record. thick smoke coated skies as far as south as tennessee. >> have you ever had to apologize for being a member of the pga. >> liv golf -- >> i recognize people are going to call me a hypocrite but circumstances do change. >> all right. we begin very familiar place, with the border crisis office of florida governor ron desantis confirming two migrant flights that arrived in sacramento, california. >> california is now investigating and the state attorney general and the governor there gavin newsom are threatening kidnapping charges. >> i'm sure that will stick. >> holy cow. peter doocy live at the white house with details. that's a new one. ron desantis kidnapper? >> that is a new one. we seal how it plays on the campaign trail. but there were all these questions yesterday. about how these migrants wound

up in california. officials in florida said they sent them on aircraft. and we have got this video that shows these migrants signing waivers, officials are telling us that these are waivers where these migrants say they are going voluntarily west. but that is not so, according to california's governor gavin newsom, he tweeted, ron desantis, you small pathetic man, this isn't martha's vineyard. kidnapping charges? and then he attached to his tweet the kidnapping statute. that's his officials here at the white house look at the immigration picture broadly and they dispute the things are that bad, at least relative to a few weeks ago. >> what i can speak to is what we have seen these past couple of weeks since title 42 has been lifted. we have seen -- we have seen legal migration go down -- go down significantly. and that's because of the plan that this president has put

forward. >> peter: the border has been a republican talking point it is a democratic one, too. coming at the white house from the left is r.f.k. jr. who said at 2:00 a.m. this morning i visited the border outside of yuma, arizona, proximate result thousands of migrants are crossing the border each week. you have to see it with your own eyes. #kennedy 24. president biden does not real winot reallyengage with primaryt very much. he doesn't engage with any general election talk these days either. he doesn't have much going on today. the only thing on the schedule is a lunch, private lunch with the vice president, kamala harris. although for a president who talks a lot about extreme climate issues, it would be surprising if he does not address the thick smoky haze that awaits him outside the window when he wakes up. back to you. >> steve: you know, peter, he doesn't talk to primary candidates, opponents, he doesn't talk to the press, he doesn't talk to you except when

you yell at him. >> peter: and always happy to have a chance to yell at him. sometimes he yells back. >> steve: sometimes he does. all right, peter, thank you very much. >> brian: that's considered a one-on-one interview these days. he does not do press conferences. he does not do one-on-one interviews. doesn't do press conferences. he stops his day at 4:00. stars it at 10:00 and no one likes to bother him on the weekend. bankers love that job. >> ainsley: reporters are yelling questions at him and he just smiles. it makes me laugh every time. >> brian: it gets me aggravated. >> ainsley: you should be answering the question but his reaction you can't help are you kidding me? this is our president. >> brian: almost smug like you can't do anything about it. >> steve: he gets away with it. the cover of the "new york post." look at this. it's the addams family and the story is about. >> ainsley: clever title. >> steve: the story is that the mayor here in new york city says, you know what? i'm going to look into seeing whether or not i can have a

family of migrants stay at gracy mansion with me, if it's possible, just invite them in. >> ainsley: he is saying he asked all of the new yorkers, if you have a spare bedroom, open it up to the migrants in your house. >> brian: i will give you $40. >> ainsley: give you money maybe if you are worried about your mortgage payment this will help. >> steve: gracy is a sanctuary mansion. there you can see more migrants come in the last couple of weeks. i held up the "new york post" because inside on the op-ed page they have got a great allergy. and the headline is r.f.k. jr. which peter was just talking about has the white house sweating and rightly so. declining real wages, plus the border nightmare botched the afghan bug. all problems at biden's. whether he hasn't directly caused them. sure, biden's allies may take down r.f.k. by harping on his

oddest views and he does have some, that won't stop the challenger from stopping. flock to a guy who vows to seal the border, whatever else he says. and so you have got r.f.k. going to the southern border unlike our president who i think has been there once. >> ainsley: yeah. and the article talks about how well is he doing in the polls. granted he doesn't have the numbers like biden. giving him, it's just shocking that someone else would run against the incumbent and get 20% at this point when we are more than a year out. he also goes to the border and says we should have closed the borders. we should expand immigration. he told john cass tama teedz that. >> brian: 770. actually fighting for am radio on capitol hill. here is he 2:00 in the morning this is what i'm seeing outside of yuma with thousands of migrants crossing. kennedy claim that most migrants

never seen or heard from again because they are supposed to check in is a falsehood. nothing could be further from the truth. migrants overwhelmingly fulfill their obligations and bill melugin after is he getting done filling in for bill hemmer tweeted this out in reply: of the notice to report process was discontinued that he was referring to. they were asked to check in with ice in the city of choosing within 60 days. there were no shows. the process is a failure. go ahead, challenge bill melugin on the reality on the border. and this is what's called, whatever you think of hsk r.f.k., if he wants to know what's wrong, he goes and sees it. >> ainsley: he investigates it. >> brian: vaccines, the biggest debate over the last two years. he studies it. he wrote a book about anthony fauci before we really knew anything about anthony fauci outside his work that he was reported to have done for aids. he is against the ukraine war at the border, why? he has a son fighting in the foreign legion who gives him reports. i don't care what you think. at least he is hands on to find out the answers.

>> ainsley: what is refreshing to see that video of him at the border. every democrat you talk to too scared to say they don't like what is going on at the border because they in their mind think they have to have the talking points of all the progressives. and so it's refreshing to see a moderate common sense democrat actually going down there with the border wall behind him. he doesn't have to go along with everything the progressives say and tell him to say. and that's what we thought we were going to get opposite with joe biden. we thought it was going to be a moderate. a lot of people say a referendum. that's how he ran. he changed on day one. closed down the pipeline. changed so much for all of us. and refuses to go down to the border. >> brian: do you know what else is he is doing. there is a story today out that he is telling pentagon vendors, if you want to sell us any equipment, you have to tell us your carbon footprint. so not only are we not getting the best planes quickly, the best rockets effectively best systems and the most expeditious way possible. they have to first be green

friendly. how crazy is that? >> did you see that builders can't get transformers now because of his green energy? if you are building a house you can't connect to the grid right now. they are having problems with that. >> brian: is that insane? going after your ovens and furnaces telling the pentagon when we can't it contracts two years ago gum it up even worse. putting ridiculous green restrictions on the missiles out to take out our enemies nuts. >> jeff flock is going to be reporting that in the next segment. in the meantime, 7. >> 10 here in the east. carley about 90 minutes ago mike pence made it official. >> carley: yeah, man, big news out on the campaign trail. former vice president mike pence with a 2024 bid with a brand new campaign video. watch this we can turn this country around different times call for different leadership. 3w-6 governed and my family i'm announcing that i'm running for president of the united states.

>> carley: former vp rolling out on 64th birthday no less. two days after filing paperwork with the fec. is he set to hold a campaign in iowa after spending last weekend campaigning in the hawkeye state. candidates that include former boss president donald trump and former new jersey governor chris christie who just launched his campaign yesterday. north dakota governor doug burgum is set announce later today as well. wild footage capturing the moment a group of people attack a 7-eleven employee who reportedly refused to sell antsy garr to underaged girl when another clerk tried to step in, the group started going after him as well. both employees were bruised up but are going to be okay. police are still searching for the suspect. most of them are believed to be minors. and check out this footage from last night at yankee stadium a thick haze over the bronx making for unhealthy situation for both players and fans, also in baseball. yankee super star aaron judge is

headed to the injured list after spraining his toe. the slugger suffered the injury crashing into the bullpen gate while making remarkable catch at dodgers stadium over the weekend on saturday. elsewhere, in the majors, marlin star lieu east air i can't see has a 4-1 batting average will marking that is fast. guys, back downstairs to you. >> steve: that is fast. carley, thank you very much. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> steve: we are outside today on this wednesday we have a gen z panel. these are young people who are 19, 20, 21, 22. we have across the political spectrum. of the hands of democrats? okay. this fellow right down here. independents? we got four of those. and how many republicans? >> all right. very good.

also, can i see the hands of anybody who has been watching the presidential contest so far? who has made up their mind about who they are going to vote for? >> excellent. because some people i see on tv they go i have already decided. i'm going to do this person or that person. can i see the hands of the penal who have a reason why they are waiting for, for instance, the debate? who is waiting for the debates to decide who they would like to sees a president? have i stumped the audience? right back here. the 19-year-old kid by the name of michael, michael. >> you see i'm waiting for the debates because i want to see what the issues are. we have a wide rays range of candidates and a lot of issues to be covered. i think that's great as a pluralist republic. because we have so many candidates right now we will see what exactly the issues are most important to voters as a young person, as a gen z student at fordham university i'm worried about the economy.

high inflation, kohl's of goods. i go to the bodega outside of my school i'm paying insane prices for a chopped cheese that i don't want to. for me it's really the economy. >> steve: when did you go in the bodega do you feel safe. >> not really, not particularly. >> steve: can i see the hands? who thinks the current president is too old? all right. right down here in the front. brennen? why? why do you say that? >> you know, i think we have seen over the past few years what our elderly president, you know, lacks in due to his age. i think we need a younger president. we need younger nominees, someone more reflective of our generation. >> steve: how much younger. >> much younger. much younger. >> steve: give me a number. >> i think seeing someone in their 50's who has had a career for themselves and proven themselves in the political landscape, but not old and having the weaknesses we are seeing right now. >> steve: jared, you are the lone democrat in the front row here. do you think joe biden is too old? >> i don't want to use age as

the only factor but i definitely feel that his administration has been out of touch with my viewpoints. >> steve: they are watching right now. what do you want them to know? >> i think it feels a lot of political messaging and less focused on policy. in a weird sense, my generation of democrats are tired of the culture war politics on both sides of the aisle and more interested in focusing on a lot more substantial issues like the economy, like tech policy and like healthcare. >> steve: okay, real good. we will start in the back row. so i'm giving the sound man the opportunity. we're going to go front row to back row real fast. the one candidate you are most excited about, just give mee the name. you are first. >> i would say i'm excited to see who else is to come and hopefully an independent or a third party candidate. >> steve: as magic 8 ball says ask again later. next? >> i don't think i can pledge support for anybody. okay. next? >> me as well. i'm still waiting. i think it's still too early to

call. >> steve: all right. >> i would say ron desantis. he has done great things in florida but depends on whether he can do it federally. >> steve: all right. thank you, daniel. >> i'm not saying i'm particularly enthused about anybody. >> not enthused but excited to see what happens to haley for sure. >> i'm still waiting to make my final choice. >> same with the majority of them still waiting. >> steve: it's 517 days until the election in 2024. so we got plenty of time, right? >> all right. guys, thank you very much. >> all right. coming up, let's see, it is 7:15 here in the east. and brian has got what's coming up. >> brian: 15 minutes now after the hour. coming up straight ahead. biden headache for home builders fighting to find transformers. jeffer flock on the scene. he is pointing up. >> ainsley: all-american concert series continues with colby calais. register for v.i.p. access and

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>> ainsley: homeowners across america are struggling to connect to the power grid because of an ongoing shortage of transformers. >> steve: wait. we haven't heard about that yet. because builders are blaming president biden's green energy push and they say the climate agenda could create even more

problems. jeff flock, from our sister network fox business is live in the filly area with more on this. when did we run out of transformers over the past year or. so you are right, steve, it hasn't gotten a lot of attention. what's a transformer? you have all seen them they are up -- excuse the noise as the ground crew came out of course in perfect timing. they are on poles all across america. what they do is sort of tamp the power down so that it can go into your house. you know, because it comes on big high transmission lines. most of the existing stuff is the transformers overhead but if you get a new development, they tend to put the transformers or the electric in the ground so the transformers are what they call pad transformer, the problem is this now, there used to be maybe, i don't know, three or four week wait to get these things now, take a look at the numbers. we got them. last year took as long as four months to get a transformer.

now it can take up to three years. why is that? because the same steel used in the transformer, electric steel they call it, is also used in solar power stuff. in addition, we're connecting a whole lot more, you know, charging stations to the grid, so that becomes a problem, too. and the price for these things now is up by 20 to 50%. because there is such demand. homeowners -- home developers are sounding the alarm on this thing. take a listen. >> it's really a punch in the gut we need to rapidly production of these transformers, we need the administration to appropriate funds for the transformer manufacturers to hire skilled labor, run additional shifts in addition the government is looking at a new rule that would aim to make transformers more

efficient because of concerns about electricity. well, problem is, it's coming at a time when that's going to only make things worse and 13 senators, democrat senators in addition to the republican colleagues sent a letter to the secretary of energy saying let's not do this now, man, we don't have enough transformers already. there you go. >> steve: indeed. jeff, can you go tell that person who is mowing that the administration wants them to have an electric battery powered mower? [laughter] >> yeah. i will go see. that appears to be oh, yeah, that's an electric one. it would be a lot quieter if they had an electric one. wouldn't have to strain to hear me. >> ainsley: i was wondering if the administration sent them out there because they don't want you telling the story. >> no, i think it's just my good old luck at&t as usual it's 7: 30. you are not supposed to start this early. >> ainsley: we are used to it. every time peter doocy is at the white house they are behind him, too. >> yeah with a mower or blower.

live report from p.a. still ahead on this wednesday, remember those migrant flights to martha's vineyard they could create one legal problem as one sheriff is now recommending charges over that move. florida congressman byron donalds and carlos gimenez react coming up next. >> ainsley: california leaving former superman dean cain is the latest one ditching the golden state and moving to las vegas. coming up. >> steve: bye-bye ♪ it's harde but you got to keep your hd up ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best western gift card. book now at bestwestern.com. trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings

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>> well, listen to this. a texas sheriff is recommending criminal charges over those migrant flights from florida to martha's vineyard in massachusetts claiming it was under false pretenses last september. it comes as california governor gavin newsom suggest the florida governor, ron desantis, broke kidnapping laws by flying migrants to sacramento recently. here with reaction we got republican congressman byron donalds and carlos gimenez both represent the fine state of florida. guys, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> jimenez, let's start with you. ron desantis has put out some

video the state of florida has where the people got on to those migrant flights that wound up in california recently, they all signed waivers. they said oh, thank goodness we have arrived in calvary and they said we made it to california thank god. the womans asked the people in spanish did any of you feel like you were treated badly and in unison they said no. what's going on with gavin newsom? >> politics. politics as usual. look, california is supposed to be a sanctuary state. they should open migrants -- you know, welcome them with open arms. i don't understand what the problem is. and you are right. there's documentation that says that those migrants did sign waivers. they were taken on either airplanes or pretty cool buses all the way to california. they were happy when they got there i don't think gavin newsom has a leg to stand on i mentioned video where everybody talked about how grateful they were to be in the golden state.

some video provided by the division of emergency management for the state of florida. watch. >> no. [speaking spanish] >> thank you for my -- >> steve: they seemed very happy they were in california. >> listen, california has always been advertising like my colleagues stay and sanctuary state. now they got problems. now new york city has got problems. they are complaining now that they have to deal with the issues created by their crazy policy. but i don't hear gavin newsom or this sheriff in texas talking about the fact that joe biden allows young girls to be raped in the journey to our southern border because of his reckless policy. i don't see them talking about the being truck loads of people who have died from heat exsocrates, et cetera, when they're being trafficked in the

united states, mind you they don't complain about that but complain about the problem they created has been dumped on their doorstep. my advice to gavin newsom go kick rocks and change your policy because it sucks for everybody. don't be mad that you have got deal with it now. >> steve: i think you are right. it's all about politics and speaking of politics. mike pence declared this morning in a video that was released he wants to be president. chris christie, the former governor of the great state of new jersey, where i live, declared last night that he wants to be the president of the united states congressman donalds, i know you are in the trump camp. what do you make of so many republicans now, i think there is a dozen who would like to be joe biden's replacement? >> well, first i will say that we all realize and obviously now do 12 members of our party realize that joe biden is a terrible president. and the job is simple. he has got to be removed so the country can get back on track. now, in terms of the primary process.

like i think it just favors donald trump you have this many people running. that's okay if people want to decide to put their hat in the ring. i will tell you this, republican voters do want to make sure we have a strong nominee. i think that's president trump. at the end of the day, a crowded field does favor him let's be clear. >> steve: congressman gimenez jimenez right now in the polls donald trump is leading substantially, although the ron desantis camp has put out two axios, some of their internal polling that shows they are now within 10 points of each other in iowa who would you say is the most formidable challenger to donald trump as of today. >> i would have to say it's the governor. governor desantis at this point it's a two-person race. it's between donald trump, the former president and governor desantis. everybody else is in single digits. and unless they breakthrough somehow, i don't see it changing in any way, shape, or form.

and i agree with my colleague, the more candidates there are, i think it favors donald trump. >> steve: not too late, guys, either one of you want to declare this morning you are running for president? we have got live tv here. [laughter] >> i will back carlos gimenez in whatever he wants to do. >> byron i was about to back you. >> steve: look at that who says nobody gets along in washington. it's happening right here. guys, thank you for joining us live. >> our pleasure. >> thank you. >> steve: news time with carley and we start out west. >> that's right. even more news, steve, out of california. the owner of two of san francisco's largest hotels will no longer make payments on a $725 million loan. and they say it's because of rampant crime is killing the tourism industry. the company says, quote: we believe it is in the best interest for parks stockholders to materially reduce our current exposure to the san francisco market as the city becomes a ghost town with empty store

fronts. so far robbery is up more than 16%. motor vehicle theft up nearly 6%. homicide is 5% higher than this time last year. oh boy. a former intel officer turns military whistleblower says the united states has recovered dead pilots from multiple ufos of nonhuman origin, that is a direct quote. david charles grusch claims several world powers are now in an arms race to reverse engineer crash ufos. former u.k. ministry of defense hope that congress should take these claims seriously. >> one of the people charged with investigating this. so, he is a deep insider and we should listen and congress must get to the bottom of these claims. >> ainsley: >> carley: congress and the dod have not responded to those claims. >> congress and on heiser bush pay high for moves.

sales down 24% from this time last year as cases sit on supermarket partnership with trans influencer dylan mulvaney, no more than 200 demanding target restock the store with pride merchandise. those groups released a statement that read in part when it comes to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion, there is no such thing as neutrality. those your headlines, steve, over to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much, carley. still ahead, go to work. that's the message from martha stewart who is warning about the consequences of remote work. douglas murray, look at this. he is going to show up live in our studio and his reaction coming up next on "fox & friends" ♪ take a second ♪ your hands on mine ♪

>> ainsley: martha stewart warning about the dire consequences if remote workers refuse to go back to the office. you can't possibly get everything done working three days a week in the office and two days remotely. look at the success of france with their stupid, you know, and she says blah blah blah all for the month of august. that's not a very thriving country. should america go down the drain because people don't want to go back to work? fox news contributor douglas murray joins us now. good morning to you, douglas. >> good morning. >> ainsley: what's your reaction to that. >> martha stewart is right. increasing number of entrepreneurs like her not that they are very many. successful thriving people in america built businesses and much more have been saying. this you know, a lot of businesses, a lot of work in america got used to 2020 working standards. and you know, here we are three years out and it's not sustainable. i mean, very specific jobs beam can work from home part of the week. very specific jobs. but, even that. relies on already knowing things

about your profession, already knowing things about your colleagues and your stuff. one of the things people always forget about this the shear training involved in a young person starting off their career working with colleagues being in the office, getting in the office environment and learning things you can't just learn from a spreadsheet and much of that is lost. >> think about during the pandemic when we were all -- we had home studios and we were doing our show in triple boxes and steve was in one spot and brian was in another. i'm sure you were. >> yeah. >> i was remote. yeah. >> ainsley: you felt detached a little bit. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: felt like you weren't as productive. i needed to be in the office. i enjoyed some aspects. great to be with there with my daughter when she was learning from home. we were in pajamas. it could teach a lazier, to be ally with the more lazy, too see that in city hall in new york the mayor has been trying to work with public sector

workers. their week being inverted where they go into the office for two days a week and the rest of the week they are at home. we have completely flipped, speaking of the public sector the working week. >> ainsley: happier less stressful? if you are -- let's say you are in the banking sector and driving into the city. commuting an hour. in leaving your family in long island, you commute in, and you get to stay home later on mondays or don't go work on friday and work from home. >> sure. we have got to remember as well. that all has effects. of the price of commercial real estate in new york in manhattan has in the last few years. that's an effect. look at the small businesses that relied on office workers going and getting their lunch five days a week. some of those have closed or been suffering because of this. so all of this yes, there is a degree in some -- in some roles where life can be slightly improved for the worker but it's

not just about that. it's about the idea of a striving, five day a week you know office environment where people are learning from each other. where they're interacting. where it's not just about the drudgery of the idea that going into work is some kind of hassle compared to the five day weekend the people have been enjoying there are consequences from. this i think martha stewart is absolutely right to talk about our competitors. france is a country where there is i have to say it i love france but it's a great place to go on holiday. it's not a great place to innovate. it's not a great place to work and not a great place to go and further your chances in life. america has been and one of the reasons is our work environment. >> ainsley: you ask anyone from europe and why do you love america so much and they always say you can -- anything is accomplished here. the american dream is possible here. you can work really hard and you can buy a house that is three stories if you want. to say. >> right. >> ainsley: you can't do that. >> part of that dream is it goes

back to the thing i said since the pandemic. the pandemic style of work something very nice for people who have a yard. if you are starting off your career and you are fighting to get that, you know, studio apartment, very different story. of. >> ainsley: that's true. you are absolutely right. elon musk said it is morally wrong this work from home trend. and he is the second richest man in the world. we should probably listen to him. all right. thank you so much, douglas. carley, where are you? are you upstairs? >> carley: i am upstairs, yes. hi, ainsley. hello, everybody, good morning. got more headlines to get to starting with america's crime crisis. five men allegedly connected to the mafia were arrested yesterday and charged with stealing $2 million worth of jewelry and a pair of daytime armed robberies. the nypd says the suspects are associated with a luciano an know and general vetoes crime families. surveillance photos show two dressed in construction clothing so they could enter the building

without suspicion. face up to 20 years in jail if convicted. clashes at a rally against a new york public school resolution to recognize pride month as parents demand it stay out of their kids' curriculum. police say the demonstrations were mostly peaceful except for a small group denounced by the parent protesters. [chanting] [chanting antifa go home] >> carley: police say those arrested face charges including unlawful use of pepper spray and willfully obstructing law enforcement. damar hamlin fully participating in yesterday's team drills. is he hitting the practice just months after suffering cardiac arrest during a game in cincinnati. hamlin has been cleared to play since april the team says it still wants to build him up. posting this photo of amlin making a heart symbol while he

was warming up. ainsley, how great is that? >> thank you so much. good see him bark. check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for weather forecast. >> the big story is the smoke here in the northeast. we have air quality alerts for millions of folks from new england down towards south carolina. let's take a look at the fires that are currently burning across canada. it's historic. 9.3 million acres burned. that is really incredible. the 10-year average for may is around 370,000 acres. and you know we are talking about over 6 million acres. 9 million acres burning right now. my son matthew just asked how my mom stella is doing outside of toronto. we are going to call her later on today because it is just, you know, devastating for these folks. and we are getting the smoke from all of those wildfires that are currently burning. today is not going to be a good day for millions of folks across the northeast. through friday and then into the weekend things will start to calm down in terms of the smoke

pouring down from canada. look at this. worst air quality cities right now in pennsylvania and delaware and new york. that's incredible. very unhealthy for millions of folks. so, if you have respiratory problems. you want to take care of the elderly, of course, check on grandma and the kids. bring them inside. all right, ainsley, this is the biggest story on fox weather.com. >> ainsley: just wooded areas? i am concerned about your mom. are the neighborhoods okay there. >> millions of acres are burning. that is affecting eastern canada. all the way across the prayeries, and into western canada. it is really historic. it's just devastating for this. >> ainsley: we didn't get much snow this year. >> a lot of snow deficits here across canada. >> ainsley: okay. thank you, janice. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: i hope stella is okay: former superman dean cain on the decision to fly out of the golden state. and he took his cape. ♪

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he flew out of california and already into las vegas. what about this move. >> i love everything about it except the policies. the policies are just terrible. the fiscal policies, the soft on crime policies, the homelessness policies, the things that these -- our leaders in california have been doing have driven out anybody who can really afford to get out. people are flocking outs of there in droves. when i said i was going to move out. when i listed my house. i cannot tell you the number of people who contacted me and said, man, if i can get out of here i would right now as well. smart move. i can got to be honest i have been here two weeks now, smart move. >> brian: your parents are already there. they are on a fixed income and get more for their money so you are near them. did you give up a lot of your business, the convenience of being close to the business or is the business of hollywood, acting and producing also left? >> man, the business has been leaving there for a long time. the prices to film will are

astronomical. that's why people have been filming in georgia and louisiana and texas, and other states. because the cost of doing business is so much less there on every front. you have such a great bales of workers in california but everybody that i know who is working there's to get out as well. so you know, there is no question about it. i have shot one movie in california in the last, i don't know, four or five years? everything else is somewhere else. >> brian: at least you brought your princeton helmet over your right shoulder. they put that in bubble wrap quickly. mark wahlberg, same situation, talked about it on cnbc. >> the film and television industry has an amazing opportunity to really to grow here and create tons and thousands and thousands of jobs. training and hiring locals. attracting lots of, you know, new residents. and the opportunity is endless. i moved my last film here. i'm shooting another film here coming up in the summer time. i would love to see us building

studios, creating jobs. and just diversifying the economy. >> brian: do you see that potential as well? >> 100 percent. no question about it. obviously mark wahlberg is a huge star and drive as huge number of dollars to the films that he does. bless him for it. i think he has done something very smart for his family. i notice my son is 10 times happier here in las vegas. we wanted to do anything other than malibu, california. if i wanted to do anything, out of malibu it took my 45 minutes to an hour to get anywhere. here the longest i'm driving is 0 minutes. they have ufc, the raiders here, the las vegas golden knights, every show person you ever wanted plays here. there is just so much to do. and it's such wonderful community. mark did a smart thing and i hopefully i believe i have done a very, very smart thing. >> brian: real quick, taxes? >> taxes, no state income tax here. i try to be smart with my money. i really try to be smart with my money. that's why i was able to sell my house for as much as i did in california.

that's why i was able to buy 10 times the house here. i invest in real estate all over the place. i work with, you know, genesis gold group which is a group that sells precious metals in terms of iras. >> everything i'm doing is for my future. and to make smart financial decisions, stay in california was anything but a senator financial decision. >> brian: maybe i could rent a room for you or make it more financially successful. >> you are welcome here, brian. you don't have to rent a room. guess what? i have plenty of rooms in my house, i will tell you. >> brian: everybody, i want to be dean cain when i grow up. thank you so much i appreciate it? >> always a pleasure. >> brian: great personal story. fox news alert. another name joins a growing crowd in 2024. north dakota governor doug burgum is throwing his hat in the ring. his personal story will be brought out with us tomorrow. ♪

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