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will cain, pete hegseth and sitting with us kayleigh mcenany. >> thank you for having me. pete: we just learned before the cameras came on she is a viewer of the 6:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends". >> i love the national anthem i watch you guys all the time i am reviewing. will: why are you watching as. because i'm traveling i love watching you guys. will: it's f fun to figure out who's watching. pete: she's given a speech on saturday night then get up early and get back to the family. if you're on the plane watching us we appreciate it. pete: will have coffee but i'm in the process of ordering it. kayleigh: i will get some in the break. pete: we can to neil. a big politic we can. of course followed almost all of the candidates in iowa where they hit the trail and also answer questions about what it is, why it is they want to be president and what their plans are.

ron desantis this weekend told voters he does not like the rhetoric going back and forth, the shots between him and former president donald trump. this is ron desantis and iowa. >> i been around these two days the number one people have came up and shook their heads about was donald trump attacking kim reynolds. they could not believe it. these are some people that were plated on supporting him that are not now doing that. that is not the way that we win as republicans. the way that you win as republicans is to unite republicans to win independent and even when some democrats. >> that was him on the campaign trail talking about governor kim reynolds who is popular amongst republicans in iowa. he talked about her there in what trump's said about her in dairy queen when we played the segment where he went on 32nd spot kim reynolds. it is really banking that endorsement or support that the governor said she will not give but also than other donald trump

it doesn't feel like a moment where endorsements do a lot for people even in the context in iowa but it seems desantis is helping. kayleigh: he's hoping for movement, you look at the polls, president trump is ahead by 30 plus points nationally. every poll that i've looked at. how do you get that big inward movement, desantis declared, it did not happen. if you are desantis you have to go one alternative liberal media platforms the way vivek ramaswamy has done with success we saw him take on the big lives and do a great job with it. if you are desantis you have to get some traction. the debate on august 23 on fox news what is hoping for. pete: i think the play with desantis is one step at a time let me try to win iowa. if i win iowa that will create the momentum to move into new hampshire, to move into a state which is how elections are held a state-by-state approach. meanwhile. you talk about movement, not so

much on the state-by-state approach for the ground-level politics but certainly out there on social media, and the atmosphere. it does feel like vivek ramaswamy is catching a little bit of momentum. what that means, i don't know 2%, 6%. to 10%. they have them at different levels but he has definitely risen. in donald trump said lookout ron desantis. >> the sanctimony that this establishment handlers are wasting such precious time and resources to divide the party by dividing the party although he's dropping so quickly he's probably not going to be in second place much longer. i wonder who is going to be. maybe it is vivek ramaswamy. it could be, he is doing well. will: he is running 2.0 campaign treat is a really smart guy he said a nice job and a lot of different forms.

it has been the diminishment of desantis numbers that a benefited him. there's more hits coming for desantis he is doing paid canvassing one of them were caught talking about smoking weed or whatever honoring door cam, pain canvassers to get caucus goers, feels like a stretch if you want to build momentum. also reports that desantis has shed staffers, ten staffers as a financial disclosure showed donations have slowed or they raise $20 million but 3 million were earmarked for the general election, they burn through a lot and about 90 staff members. traveling staff members off, not a great time. kayleigh: the fundraising is interesting. there is fun lines, i raise this amount, the numbers came out in what i look at is cash on hand. how much do you have to spend. when you look at a fascinating trump 22.5 million, desantis half of that at 12 million. guess who is tied to donald trump with cash on hand, tim

scott. he is in this for the long haul. that's very clear, desantis half the amount on hand is kind of troubling. pete: most of that coming from bengali donors desantis does not have a big base of small donors which donald trump has an army of. you have a six or seven year start in the former president that helps but you would hope that you would catch on more to amplify into airwaves if you desantis. will: the first debate on fox news, certain requirements for the candidates. as you saw on your screen, i don't even know how any candidates in the field at this point. as you see them from left to right but in order to make the field, kayleigh you may know the details on the top your head better than i. you have to have a certain level of minimum number of donors coming after poll about 1%. pete: 40000 individual donors. will: take a look at some of the

incentives that people are putting in place. this is fascinating you might want to pay attention at home a quickly it might be a way to make money. they need a minimum number of donors, 40000 is a number. look what they're doing to get to the number. vivek ramaswamy is offering a 10% commission on his campaign race, that could help the gross number not necessarily dollars or donors. francis torres front row tickets for lionel messi's i don't know if it's his debut but coming to enter miami, those are going for the thousands. you only have to donate a dollar. this got my attention doug burgum that. >> doesn't work if you donate a dollar you get a 20-dollar gift card. that is trying to hit a minimum number of donors. kayleigh: i smell desperation. not from vivek here to hit 56000 which is enormous but this is a desperate ploy to get on the debate stage.

pete: perverse incentive. will: you can't donate $100 to get that many gift cards. pete: if you donate one time, you get a 20-dollar gift card. my dad saw that and the like dad, let's donate. i don't think you could do that. if you don't make the stage in a part of the conversation. they are spending money to raise less money to get on. kayleigh: this was the rnc saying we want serious candidates on the stage last time around. it was a network that decided the rules. all 16 candidates were on the stage, the kids table as they called it, the debate before the debate. now the rnc said we want serious candidates and interestingly most of the polling doesn't meet the rnc standards. pete: most of the polls don't meet the rnc standards so there's only a few that you come draw from. will: etiquette six candidates have qualified for the debate at this point. here's what vivek ramaswamy had

to say about his fundraising program. >> what i realized bigger money fundraising there is a game of politics in your teeth the heck out of me. there is special political fundraisers that act like they have skill set and they keep up 10% of what they raise. biden talks about 10% for the big guy, that was expression providing. i say let's do 10% for the little guy. anyone who wants to raise money for this campaign we train them, go to the compliance and everything else. what you raise for vivek 2024 you get to keep 10% of, go to the website vivek 2024.com, and they sign up. we have over 1000 people that signed up and less than the first week of announcing this program. this is a grassroots campaign all the way. i think that the character of what we are building. will: an interesting idea. we'll see if it leads to real money. that's a role he's played to mix it up and be blunt about things. kayleigh: five other candidates

are looking at vivek, how did he take off? it's funny the people to interview with him get fired after the interviews. remember don lemon, he interviews a chuck todd and chuck todd steps aside from his big sunday show. he has been bold going out saying i'm here to talk to anyone that will talk to me. he gets protesters on the microphone at his rallies. a really interesting guy. pete: twice before we invite vivek back on the show preheat the grim reaper tv jobs. will: not a politician, bold and his ideas and not invited back on the show. pete: john kerry, what is his official job, climate czar. why did we raise the word czar. john kerry is set to head to china to talk about obviously climate change and greenhouse gases. as of right place to go. take a look at this. millions of metric tons of

omissions how far china outpaces the rest of the world. more than doubled in the united states. were only poking her self in the eye with stick. it doesn't make it that when you look at india. will: an unbelievable graphic and only a for them. that is 2021. pete: the plaintiff lift themselves out of poverty just like we did 100 years ago. good luck as you tell china dial it back. we are rich already but you dial back the carbon. kayleigh: what is john kerry doing, his proposed staff, we learned this in the congressional hearing was 45 people, this guy needs 45 people, what is he doing. will: nobody wanted to be president or the knockout so he brings his entourage. pete: 45 people really. kayleigh: he so smug. let's take a listen to john kerry and his smugness. >> is he a dictator.

>> he does wield the power. >> he wheels in enormous power as a leader of china, absolutely back to which the president had used another word. >> i don't think we ought to get tangled up in labels. >> a video this country submitted a credible plan to get to net-zero emissions by 2050, china, india, mexico. >> notes because you abated your position. >> i think the reality the world changed in that period of time. kayleigh: he never became president, everything about him and his budget, 16.7 million to your taxpayer dollars to john kerry. pete: the headline he refused to call xi jinping a dictator. he's got to go over there and he's got to perform a diplomacy, maybe that's in not the most advantageous thing to do is to call xi jinping a dictator on

the way over. on the climate front the best clip senator john kennedy of louisiana cross-examining one of the 45 people in the climate office. i can't remember who it was. saying how much money do you need and how much will it blow or the temperature? how much money and how much will that lower global temperature, cannot answer. two questions. pete: it's foolishness, silly, were in a very dangerous serious world with a lot of people with big ambitions and resending john kerry to grovel to a country which is doing the opposite of what were groveling for. kayleigh: priorities. pete: will and i are going to go off the wall breaking down how this administration is continuing to bears america on the world stage. 8:40 a.m. eastern time. we will see you there. let's turn to additional headlines beginning with a fox news alert. georgia police are looking for the man suspected of killing four people in a shooting south of atlanta yesterday morning. police say andre longmore went

on up rampage killing three men and one woman, he is armed and dangerous, his lasting 2017 black acadia. police have not commented on a possible motive. it is really promised under prime minister benjamin netanyahu is out of the hospital for a case of dehydration. israeli media reporting is convoy left earlier this morning. in a statement from the hospital yesterday he revealed he was out in the hot sun without a hat or water. benjamin netanyahu added that he feels very good. good to hear. in the powerball jackpot, jumping to a $900 million after no one matched all six numbers last night, you may have won a smaller price, two, nine, 43, 57, and the red powerball is 18. it is the third-largest jackpot in the game's history. the next rally will be tomorrow

night. pete: does that entice you to go get a ticket? before you go to the airport. >> i got going intentionally but if i were to stop at a bodega and saw it was there i might buy one. well 900 million get you in on powerball? kayleigh: you're more likely to get struck by lightning. pete: how much does it cost, how much are we going to lower the temperature you don't look at that with the powerball. p ramon. will: pennsylvania murder suspect is over, how authorities capture the fugitive after nine days on the run. pete: a texas border region shares an update on illegals to his property. another caravan makes its way toward the u.s. kayleigh: and unsuspecting uber driver surprised by country legend. ♪ i should've been a cowboy ♪

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pete: back with a fox news alert the intense man had from a murderer who escaped from the jail nine days ago is over. the jail says it is addressing how security failed. ashley straw mile joins us life. >> it took nine days and multiple agencies to track down michael burham who is described as a survival expert. it took a around 4:00 p.m. claiming they had encountered the suspect in the backyard. he told them he was camping but the couple recognized him from the news and told police, law enforcement confirming he was captured at gunpoint in warren county late afternoon yesterday following the tip. >> i am very happy to be standing here in front of you to announce the capture of michael

burham who is taken into custody and is currently at the pennsylvania station where he will be processed, determination will be made where he will ultimately be housed following his arraignment. >> others describe the fugitives condition as worn out and since he was still wearing his jail issued pants. they said he will return them to the jail where he escaped but is not said where he will go instead. he was able to escape the warren county jail in july 6 by making gropes out of bedsheets and exiting through the roof of the jail's jim. the jail said they are making plans to work with the pennsylvania state police to find weaknesses and recommend improvements. the jail says they are already repairing the area of the roof where he escaped. he is suspected in the murder of a 34-year-old woman and may in the slew of other charges. police have not yet said what

additional charges he might be facing for his nine days on the run. back to you. will: another migrant caravan on its way to the southern border. ap reports a thousand migrants are recently crossing from guatemala into mexico and heading north. this could spell more trouble for the texas guests, illegal crossers are damaging his fence, electrical box after breaking onto his property. texas rancher john sewall joins us now. great to see you. biden administration is saying the interactions with illegal immigrants is on the decline. is that what you are experiencing on your ranch? >> we are getting a lot of traffic. the traffic hasn't changed as far as foot traffic. what is happening, they figured out how to bus all these people. we are seeing an uptick in buses that are coming from all over

the country going to the border and picking these things up and orchestrated movement. the issue with the buses, i have a hard time understanding how their betting all these people. i went to san antonio and on my way in our on u.s. highway 90. i passed five buses headed westbound to pick up people, that is in our read 100 buses a day if the trend keeps up at minimum. under how many people get on a bus but a lot of the traffic has slowed down because they're probably not letting them as well in the putting them on a bus at the u.s. taxpayers expense and they are blessed them there, out of sight, were not having to look at them on the border and they're not hearing as much traffic on foot traffic. the smuggling is across the chain.

no telling how many smugglers every day are getting chased by police officers, the border patrol no longer does anything as far as chasing people. will: the caravan that they're talking about is apparently mostly migrants from venezuela making their way to the american southern border. very organized. his sons very organized. when i listen to what you described also very organized. it's almost like what we'd done instead of stopping illegal immigration, we made it organized and efficient. >> the thing that is probably the most alarming to us, we are not seeing young women, the groups that we were seen before in the large numbers. we are seen single one and two males. the problem with that, if everyone else is riding the bus, why do we see the young males. the norm for us when we see that, single people slipping through the crooks, they are

criminals. i feel pretty sure the ones that i encountered a pretty aggressive. will: is always good to hear something beyond the stats and new story to hear the personal experience. we appreciate you jumping on let us know how it's going and southern texas. thank you. >> you have a great morning. will: coming up, falling behind average student needs an additional four months of schooling to catch up on reading, math as test scores fall lower than pediment levels. the long-term impacts of lost learning. bullet boy is back, i'm not talking about pete. this guy, his hair is longer than ever, nine years old ready to defend the bullet championship title ♪ ♪

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kayleigh: analysis of national test scores from third to eighth grader show america's children are falling behind academically. the majority of students falling short of pre-pandemic trends during the last school year. the average student needs about four months of schooling to catch up on the reading. in foreign half months of the trying to catch up on math. experts are warning that the long-term impacts could be disastrous. including lower lifetime earnings with the into the workforce. erica donald's is the ceo of optima foundation, it connects schools with donors and the wife of florida congressman byron donalds a true conservative rock star. she joins us now. welcome. >> good morning. kayleigh: it is great to have you here.

what comes to mind immediately this was entirely predictable. i stood at the podium under former president trump and we talked in loosely about the effects that closing schools would have other children. why didn't the left listen? >> they don't really care as much about students as they do about the needs of adults. we saw that during the pandemic. unfortunately the teachers unions have way too much control what goes on in the public school systems in the united states of america. they did not listen when parents were asking them to reopen. they did not listen when experts told them exactly what we saw would happen. not only would students lose learning during the pandemic but as you stated after the pandemic students are not gaining as much per year as they were before the pandemic. were not making up lost ground in were not catching up the kids where they need to be in math or reading in the school districts are not using the extra money that they're getting to meet the

needs. kayleigh: how do we get kids to catch up, what is the remedy? >> my remedy has been school choice, i know you been a big supporter of school choice as well. it's time to put the parents in control of where the funds go and hold the school districts accountable for not providing the academic gains the students really need. i think a year-round school is something that we need to consider as a country. as you stated the study says we need four more months of learning but last year when l.a. unified school district was negotiating for extra time to ketchup, they could barely get the unions to agree to ten days of extra learning which would be voluntary for most students and teachers. it is impossible for the school districts to solve this problem. we need to put the resolution in the hands of parents and education entrepreneurs. kayleigh: i can't help but think of a supreme court ruling, two terms ago. it basically said to your point,

school choice if there is not a public school in your area for child to go to it allowed you to use the funds from the state to go to a religious school. is the answer pushing kids more into private schools, religious schools, independent schools. of the public school salvageable at this point? >> what we need to do is break the monopoly, it is not serving our students. it is not about pushing kids into any type of school. it is about creating an education free market. we are doing that and seeing that in states like florida, arizona and others who are passing universal education for scholarship accounts where parents have the ability to choose indirect the funds where they need to go. that will not just push people out of public schools or into private schools but creating education marketplace where parents have many more options in the competition is going to increase quality and access across the board.

kayleigh: empowering the child in giving the child the choice, that's what it's all about. thank you. thank you so much. kayleigh: a self-described patriot and son of a marine corps veteran. our next guest says he won't follow in his father's footsteps by enlisting. why he blames the woke ideology for the military recruitment struggles. an uber driver is completely unaware of a country music country music legend who is singing his own hit songs in the backseat. toby keith's epic rideshare moment. ♪ it's raining down on you ♪ ♪ ou need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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will: america's military is facing a recruiting crisis. only 23% of the youth are eligible for service and 2% are high-quality candidates who are likely to serve. our next guest is a recent high school graduate choosing not to follow in his father's footsteps. he grew up inspired by his father's marine corps stories. besides the left has successfully eroded patriotism placing woke ideology over preparedness. aiden joins us now with his father marine corps veteran jason. thank you for being here.

what is it, your father was in the marine corps for 20 years, you love this country, what if using as a young kid with her future in front of you that made you decide military service is not for me. >> there is a couple of reasons in t the way the whole story started, my number one client, caitlin grow, she's kind of like a second mother to me, she asked me the question, that same question and what i told hannah the same what i'm going to tell you, the left has eroded patriotism by protecting and promoting the left and woke ideologies over protecting the interest of the american people. and the people who are likely to serve aren't wanting to serve anymore because of that reason.

later on she also asked me is there anything that would change your mind. i think seeing how the military's leadership has gone down this path of the past few years. there is only one thing that would change my mind. pete: what is that? >> that is the veteran entrepreneur act of 2023 that caitlin rowe and my dad wrote and drafted. it is a bill and he could tell you more about it. pete: it would allow the g.i. bill to be used for starting business if i understand that. as a high school senior you started a social media marketing company so you have options. jason you're involved in the veteran space and you understand the military very well, hammocks has it changed, for those that might say it's not different.

here members in the military testify saying it's not a woke military is a ready military. how has it changed our viewers out there? >> it is changed quite a bit and it is unfortunate. as aiden said recently on anothr fox interview. a lot of today's youth when they hear the word pride they think of the rainbow flag. in our generation and yours and thank you for your service as well. when we heard the word pride we thought of the american flag. now it's a rainbow stripes over the freedom stripes and that's created a lot of hesitation from the people that you want to join the military. the people that are really patriotic, love their country and want to serve, a commander-in-chief who is voicing those same sentiments. it is driving people like aden a way that would be a great recruit.

pete: you are right, thank you for your service, hear this all the time from guys. i'm grappling with the same question myself as a dad, joy want to encourage my sons to join the military. it's an open question. aden with the new commander-in-chief took over in 2024 instead will get rid of the woke stuff and get back to the worksite emission of the military, would you later in life potentially say military service is for me? >> i would heavily consider it. if that were to happen and if the veteran entrepreneur act of 2023 were to pass. i feel like it would be a no-brainer for not only myself but so many other kids like me who would be a great recruit for the military. kayleigh: i don't know if it's a vast majority but a huge number of recruits in the military come from a military tradition or military background. let's hope the pentagon wakes up and creates a tradition to want to join the service. aden and jason, we appreciate your time. god bless you both.

will: we begin with the headlines with this, security cameras capture the moment that law enforcement swooped in on the man suspected of several murders. rex was arrested on manhattan on thursday night and charged with the murders of three women. a new report from his neighbors revealed there may have been signs he was out the suburban family man he claimed to be. one neighbor claiming she threw away candy he gave to her kids on halloween. another neighbor same her kids were banned from going anywhere near his house. the investigation into the long island murders began over ten years ago pre-the suspect faces multiple life sentences if convicted of the crimes. nancy grace joins us later to talk about the arrest. economist are warning home prices could face a steep decline this year, some believe the housing market is on the mend but one economist claim home sales jumped at the beginning of the year because of

backup rates. it follows a recent report claiming americans continue to struggle to afford homes as the average price of a single-family home search to through to $50000 in the second quarter, 10% increase from the last quarter. country music legend toby keith putting on a show during an uber ride. they called an uber and it was a karaoke cab. the driver did not recognize even when he performed one of his biggest hits. ♪ and it feels like ♪ ♪ the whole wide world ♪ ♪ is raining down on you ♪ ♪ brought to you courtesy ♪ ♪ of the red, white and blue ♪ ♪. will: that answers my question, they were driver had no idea it was toby keith. he put on to pop-up shows and his home state of oklahoma after canceling due to stomach cancer. those are your headlines. let's check in with adam klotz for a "fox weather" forecast. >> we are looking at another

really hot day unless you live in the east where you could deal with heavy rain. this is what it looks like early this morning 80 degrees in new york city. the east coast one of the warmest spot as we speak nearly 80 degrees in miami, new york city feeling very warm but rain showers are sweeping through, we've seen big rounds, every one of the little green boxes is a flash flood warning currently in place and flash flood watches her after stretching across the entire interior of new england that's inattentive rain over the last week or so. more rain is on the way. otherwise if you look at temperatures on the day continues to be a hot one. today's forecasted high across the entire country running up into the '90s and the desert southwest, we could be looking at triple digits battling the heat. those of the weather headlines. will: his staff does not like him when he's angry, will voters? how americans feel about reports president biden's outburst behind closed doors.

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will: back with quick sports headlines, san diego padre star hitting a major milestone last night elting the 300 career homerun and is 6 - 4 loss to the philadelphia phillies. and show hey otani. i just saw the fear on your face. pronounce it right. , i need help. i still can't read it. pete: show hey otani. there we go he smacks the home rather than ninth-inning to set up a 13 and 12 come back but it was this unfortunate error that sealed the loss for the astros, i don't know if we will show it.

here comes the winning run. say good night to the astros. 13 - 12, l.a. snaps a 13 losing streak my kids will make fun of me. i got this golden state warrior star steph curry after hitting a hole-in-one at the championship. >> it's obvious he can really play. >> right at it if it gets there. how about that. >> are you kidding me. >> look at that his second career he's on top of the leaderboard under board as a final round starts today. pete: if you did that on camera and then on national tv. >> he is a gamer. pete: we enter introduce you to a young boy from wisconsin take the grand prize in the mullet championship kids division.

>> admits, you won a couple thousand dollars, what are you going to do with the dough? >> i'm going to buy a go kart. >> if you have a go kart aren't you going to have to put a helmet on the beetle hair. >> yeah but the locks will stick out the back. kayleigh: his mullet is longer than ever and 9-year-old emmitt bailey is back to defend his title for the second year in a row. pete: emmitt and his mom aaron join us now. you won it last year, you the defending champ, would be done in the off-season to improve your mullet to improve your chances for this year. >> did you change anything. >> not really. >> shorter on the sides, longer on the back. >> if i went last year why can't i win it this year. kayleigh: i like the confidence. that is confidence and

apparently you call your mullet move fossa. >> yeah. >> did you expect so many people to rally around your son? >> nodded. we did as a fun thing for the haircut and the contest that he got so big last year. he's gotten so many incredible experiences over the last year just from having his hair and being a cool little kid. pete: emmitt, did you get the go-cart? >> he got his go-cart and he's been racing the summer. will: with the mullet flowing out the back. >> it's not flowing out the back we have to have it tucked in so it doesn't get ripped out by the chain. pete: rules. i know you're confident yet the same mullet last year but have you noticed any other big-time competition out there? have you noticed anyone else

creeping up on you? >> the last year or two we didn't really watch the voting to compete. we just tried to do the best. pete: do you guys watch fox? >> yes. >> you haven't seen the competition. >> we've seen the competition, we haven't seen the numbers. >> i don't know if you can see us right now but were working on a mullet onset. pete: i have a mullet and i know i can't enter the youth division but i get into the adult division and compete with you. kayleigh: you probably have great success. what are you going to do this year if you win? >> i'm going to try to get another go-cart. >> he wants to use his money to get another kid interfacing. >> nice. >> a champion with a heart.

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