centers. you can't have a free pluralistic sewed society if you don't allow people to express those. grateful for the ruling. >> carley: difference between bleartsd protesters vs. pro-life protesters. and it's all laid out in something that just came down yesterday. attorney general miyares. we appreciate. with that "fox & friends" begins right now have. a good day, everybody. ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody. it's 6:00 in the east on this wednesday, august 1st, 2023, and we start this "fox & friends" with this: former president donald trump is taking a swipe at president biden and his family as he claims to have evidence that will exonerate himself, donald trump after his fourth indictment in five months down in georgia. >> ainsley: stay tuned. he says he has the evidence that will clear him.

the former president is facing a whopping 91 charges in four different cases and it might not stop there, believe it or not. brian? >> brian: just take them one at a time. that's what they say. griff jenkins joins us live in washington. he will break down all 91 point and then we will toss to break. griff, break it all down for us, will you? >> good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. hard to break down because it's so complicated. the former president is firing back on latest indictment saying he has new proof that will absolve him from the georgia criminal charges writing this on truth social saying the report on the presidential election fraud which took place in georgia is almost complete and will be presented by me at 11:00 a.m. on monday based on the results of this conclusive report, all charges should be dropped. there will be a complete exoneration. but, georgia's governor, brian kemp, who often clashed with trump, we tweeted aim the at him saying this the 2020 election in georgia was not stolen for nearly three years now anyone with evidence of fraud has

failed to come forward under oath and prove anything in a court of law. now, trump's legal woes have not slowed him from the campaign trail making multiple stops in iowa and attacking president biden and his family saying this, quote: it is now 100 percent that the biden crime family received more than $20 million from foreign countries while crooked joe was vice president. i believe we have a compromised president. this, as another state, believe it or not, arizona, weighing the post prospect of a fifth indictment against trump. governor katie hobbs had this to say. >> absolutely i have been an advocate for holding folks involved in trying to overturn the vote of the voters in the 2020 election accountable and this is part of that. >> meanwhile hunter biden is dumping his long time lawyer chris clark after his plea deal fell through in delaware last month. his new attorney abbe lowell

writing this based on recent developments it appears that the negotiation and drafting of the plea agreement and diversion agreement will be contested. it is inadvisable for mr. clark to continue as counsel in this case. we should also note for the record, guys, president biden has yet to comment on the appointment of that special counsel into hunter biden or weigh in on the recent indictments of trump. brian, ainsley, steve? >> steve: he hasn't. all right, griff, thank you very much. coming up ainsley is going to break down the time line of all of the indictments so it puts it in perspective and maybe we need a space crean right for arizona if that does indeed become true. >> ainsley: is it coincidence that every time, you know, we find out more information on joe biden's son on hunter, there's an indictment for donald trump. >> steve: it's coincidence or who knows what it is. so this 100 page report that's going to come out on monday, the former president is going to drop it out at bedminster, which is his golf resort just to the west of new york city.

and the question is what's going to be in it? well, apparently it was, and this is according to the "new york times" this morning, compiled at least in part by a woman named liz harrington. communication staff members. apparently the document focuses on voting anomalies in the state of georgia. and ms. harrington has been on x, formerly known as twitter, and said i -- kind of giving us a preview -- says georgia has been one of the most corrupt elections in the country they haven't gotten any better since 2020. they have gotten worse. tune in monday. >> ainsley: he said on truth social, donald trump, they never went after those that rigged the election. they only went after those that fought to find the riggers. and in this indictment, in georgia, and all these indictments, it allows him to have discovery. so his lawyers will have discovery and we'll find out information. and i heard this morning, brian, an attorney said, i think it was on "fox & friends first," was saying the best argument he has

is to tell the truth. and if he finds out that something did happen in the election, then he would have proof, and then maybe he could exonerate himself. what he has, we don't know. we will find out on monday morning at 11:00. brian be brian the cases are complicated. they all get confused. they kind of blur together after four indictments. as surreal as it is, they are getting somewhat routine. but president trump went at it similar to the way stacey abrams went at it. the way hillary clinton continues to go at it and say she really didn't lose the elections. stacey abrams really thinks she is governor until she got trounced in the rematch. brian kemp pushed back on the president early. the governor of georgia saying, listen, there is no problem with the election. but, obviously, some candidates think there are, including donald trump. bottom line is, trump is going to be off the campaign trail when this thing starts they think for four weeks. can you strategize against that if you were one of his opponents and strategize doing that even if you think donald trump is 10d president trump does think he

is. he has still got to deal with the fact that maybe 8 hours a day for four weeks on each trial he is going to have to sit in a courtroom and maybe go at it at night along with the stress of most people would not be able to go under on this. and, again, i'm looking at the clock right now. it's 6:05 eastern time and also a countdown to ainsley's wall walk and that's her review of all these cases. >> ainsley: only because you are not here. you normally do the wall walks. you do them better than anyone. >> brian: i know you can't wait. but here we go. here's a list -- here is a look of all the candidates and how they responded because this is key because they want to be there if trump drops out. they want to be there if trump's numbers get soft. listen to how they handled the latest. watch. >> look, our country is in decline for a number of different reasons, economic cultural, but part of the reason we are in decline is because our constitutional system is totally out of whack. >> the reality is when you have a police state that overreaches

as much as it has, they need to be held accountable. it would be a lot easier for me if he weren't in this race if this was about me winning. but this is about standing on the side of principle. >> it's more baggage that we're going to have to deal with and it prevents republicans from talking about the problems of hunter biden and prevents us from talking about how joe biden administration is failing to deal with the chinese government. >> it's another example of two tiered system of justice, incredibly unfair. >> brian: i think vivek ramaswamy has the best tact. but chris christie did something that's necessary. he isn't just anti-trump for the first time. he came out yesterday saying i'm uncomfortable with what i read last night. this is a conflict essentially covered by the federal indictment. this is what dab abrams said. you might not like what happened in georgia. it's covered what jack smith is already looking at. you guys are overdoing it. brought up the ego of the prosecuting attorney. so, interesting. this is a nuances to a guy that's moved into second place but still in single digits in

new hampshire. >> ainsley: what about the georgia court putting the indictment online before the grand jury voted? >> brian: crazy. >> ainsley: why wouldn't they throw it now of that jurisdiction? >> steve: they talked about it yesterday. >> ainsley: they said it was fictitious. >> steve: certainly they said it was a clerical error. they knew what the indictment would look like, given what they were planning to charge him with, so it was a boo boo. they have apologized but nonetheless, we will see what happens. >> brian: not good enough. if i'm the defense. >> steve: regarding what chris christie said. essentially he was saying we don't need the georgia case because there is plenty of it with jack smith. he'll be convicted there. suddenly that's a possibility. so, one of the things, as you look a week ahead to the fox debate, you know, right now in new hampshire, well, donald trump is way ahead. chris christie is number two. and so the way the fox debate is going to stack up, a week from

now, whoever is number two, behind donald trump. will be in the center square. that will drive donald trump crazy if he is not there. so, you know, it would be great if he showed up. he excels. he is great at the debate. but does he really want chris christie in the center square talking about donald trump. >> brian: new hampshire not overall. desantis would still be the middle. >> steve: i made that clear. we will see who is number two coming up a week from now. >> ainsley: do you think he will make the announcement if he does decide to do it like the day before. he will just show up? >> brian: he has to turn himself in. >> ainsley: that friday, yeah. >> brian: maybe he does that in the morning and dramatically shows up in milwaukee. >> ainsley: maybe. so. >> steve: maybe. >> steve: bret and martha are going to be coming up at 8:40 to talk a little bit about what we know regarding the debate. >> ainsley: did anybody mention the morning consult poll he is leading by 41 points.

>> steve: big. >> ainsley: desantis 57%. desantis 16%. and very vic 9%. >> steve: fighting for number two to take the center square at the fox debate. that will be one of the big topics throughout the campaign is crime. we have got some more troubling pictures to show you. but it graph so out of control. some of these graphics might be troubling to watch. first one take you to middletown, connecticut saturday night at 6:30. they received a complaint about noise and breaking glass and officer by the name of carley travis, first officer approached a man who she realized the closer she got to him he had a hammer. and she asked him very calmly, repeatedly to put down the hammer. he would not. and so she called for backup. and that inflamed him. and he started to come after her

with a ma'amer. >> ainsley: she tackled or actually he, his last name is tate. he tackled the police officer and he is beating her with a hammer and she, police said she had to fight for her life. watch this video. it's graphic, we warn you. >> stop! stop! [screaming] >> ainsley: so you heard the gunshot there. she, after telling him to put down the weapon, he said no. and then he tackled her. he charged at her, can you see him there with a hammer and she pulled out her gun and she had to shoot. he was arrested. he was treated at the hospital. and then she also went to the hospital. her injuries were minor, thank goodness. >> brian: who want to do that job. that's unbelievable. that's the question you are asking yourself if you are in a small police station over in minnesota. minnesota cops have had a really tough time. some people are not happy with the way they performed.

some negative studies since george floyd, obviously. the way they have been disrespected. the low pay, no one is showing up for the academy. and in a town of could you, they are just resigned en masse. july 26th they said this. this has been three weeks now we have zero applicants. i have zero prospects. i have called every police department around for the youngest guys out there getting into the game. there is nobody getting into the game. if you want to keep the police department and this is something we want to continue to going with. something needs to training dramatically and drastically. got to happen now. you defund the police defame the police. now you say you want the police. now no one wants to put on the uniform. america, you are reaping what yyou sowed. >> steve: minneapolis where the george floyd killing took place. you combine just a general attitude a lot of people have toward cops and working conditions with, apparently, the

low pay. so the chief quit. but he said, you know what? i'm not going to leave you without anybody. i will stick around until augus. he has been working his tail off trying to find somebody who will work in this small town. the problem is, ainsley, the pay is not good. and, if people are getting into the policing business, you know, somebody just graduating from high school, leave the military. it's like the pay is low there. why would i start there. why wouldn't i go to minneapolis or why don't i go to chicago where the pay is great and i could have, you know, i could have a long career there? >> ainsley: and you want to pick a state where you are going to be supported. >> brian: not in minneapolis. >> ainsley: exactly. >> brian: nobody goes to minneapolis either. >> ainsley: they don't get paid well. their lives are on the line. their lives are at risk every time they go out. if they make a mistake, then it's over for them. so,. >> brian: ainsley, chicago can't recruit and new york is having a lot of trouble. even if you get trained in the city, as soon as something opens in a smaller area, smaller

police station, they are out. because they don't need it. >> ainsley: remember we interviewed the guy last week, san francisco police department. he had to leave because he decided not to get the vaccine. they are still enforcing that. so he wants his job back but they are not hiring. and they lost, i believe it was hundreds of police officers. >> steve: so if you are watching right now and you want to be in the police business, contact good hugh minnesota. >> brian: they have a uniform your size. >> ainsley: this is a fox wildfire alert. president biden says he will visit the devastation in hawaii but we don't know when. >> jill and i are going to be traveling to hawaii as soon as we can that's what we have been talking about. i don't want to get in the way. >> ainsley: the help is needed now. a live report next. >> brian: uterus transplants for biological men, i know finally. on your dime. that's what the american medical association detailed in june

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106 people now confirmed dead on the island of maui where hundreds of others are still missing. president biden promising to eventually visit the desks. jilt and i are going to' as soon as i can. been to too many disaster areas i want to go and make sure they got everything they need. i want to be sure we don't disrupt the ongoing recovery effort. >> ainsley: the islands are expecting some rain over the next few days but unfortunately it's not expected to help the areas that were exacted by the historic wildfire a. >> janice: current conditions it's midnight there we do have some rain kind of lingering around the big island but not getting into the areas that really need to see the rain fall. you can see the wildfire still burning in lahaina and parts of central maui and we are not getting that much needed rain

into those regions to help firefighters. the winds, the good news is the winds have died down. we could see wind gusts later on today in the 20 to 30 mile-per-hour range but certainly not the 80 mile-per-hour winds that we saw last week that really helped fan the flames really ferocious across maui. look at our hurricane forecast here weirick weak storm not going to impact hawaii. california, across the south, texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, that heat is going to spread northward and eastward across the country this weekend and into next week. some so we are not over at all. steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: i wish we could share some of this rain with texas. >> janice: absolutely. it's been dry and record setting heat for texas. >> steve: indeed. all right, j.d. thank you very much. >> ainsley: hand it over to

carley she has headlines for us. >> good morning, guys. speaking of texas, guys. migrants are still flowing into the country at a record setting pace. new data shows more than 150,000 notices to appear in court were issued last month alone. that is 4800 notices every single day. the last five months of this year were the top five months for new immigration court proceedings since the year 2,000. a federal appeals court finds authorities in washington, d.c. treated pro-life activists more harshly than black lives matter protesters. two pro-life activists were arrested in 2020 for writing black preborn lives matter in washable chalk outside of an abortion clinic. that same summer black lives matter protesters covered streets and buildings with paint but no arrests were made. and there is an update here on this unfortunate story. the tuohy family says michael oher tried to extort them for

$15 million. the attorney for the family portrayed on the blind side says the former nfl lineman warned he would plant negative stories about them duping him into a conservatorship rather than adoption if they didn't pay. here's their response saying, quote: the motion that a couple worth hundreds of millions of dollars would connive to withhold a few thousand dollars in profit participation payments for anyone, let alone from someone they loved as a son defies belief. so that's the attorney for the tuohy family there. unfortunate, like i said, ainsley, over to you my friends. it. >> ainsley: thank you so much, carley. uterus transplants for biological men on your dime. that's what the american medical association detailed in their june journal making ethical arguments for the procedure. our next guest says the ama should focus on real medical crises like the regret rate of children who undergo

transitioning surgeries. fox news medical contributor dr. mattery makary joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: what are your concerns after reading this article? >> well, first of all, we have been doing in medicine uterus transplants in patients who have no uterus at birth or had uterine cancer. there has been about 25 done, mostly at baylor. and these are done for women who struggle with infertility for good medical reasons. but now there's a movement within the american medical association to say let's do this in biological men or biological men who identify as women. if you remember, for decades, doctors have identified transgender people with chromosome mall tests and clear cut biological features but now there's a movement where some doctors and the american medical association is saying people should be able to pick their gender, change freely as a matter of personal choice. that's why you can walk into a planned parenthood as a child and walk out with a bottle of hormones. they believe it's the job of the medical profession to simply

affirm what you want to do. >> ainsley: how much do these surgeries cost the taxpayers? >> it's about 100,000 to $300,000. the use rules is transplanted from a living or cat vark donor. the possession is then put on immunosuppression. there is in-vitro throw furtherrization. the baby is carried to term. there is a c section done at which time they also remove the uterus that was put in to avoid further immunosuppression. and that's how it's been done. >> ainsley: does that mean biological men would be able to have children? >> medically it's possible. the question is should it be done? it is odd that the ama is choosing to focus on this activist position rather than fund the important research we need in transgender medicine. what's the regret rate after transition surgery. what's the long time complication rate of hormones, what else the suicide rate on people on hormones. >> ainsley: conducting those studies. >> those studies are not being done. instead of funding those studies

they have chosen to take activist position. it's very hard to do research in this field, ainsley, because the activists have run a lot of people out of town. the reasonable doctors and objective scientists have been run out of town. recently mayo and jefferson have fired people upper over simply suggesting that we need better research. >> ainsley: interesting. dr. makary, thanks for coming on. >> thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: come up four indictments, four states, 91 counts. the numbers are stacking up for the leading g.o.p. frontrunner former president donald trump. could would he be headed toward a constitutional crisis? we will explain, next. plus, the rise of a.i. is scarring senate users the chant that stopped reresponding and had a mind of its own. next.

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in pensacola, florida. firefighters arrived at the scene at 8:30 last night and found the -- fought the blaze for hours after. thankfully, no one was hurt. investigators are working on figuring out what caused that big fire. a federal appeals court ruling a maryland school district can keep student gender transitions a secret from their parents. three parents from montgomery county schools brought the case forward over concerns the, quote: gender support plan violated their rights under the 1st amendment. the court deciding on monday the plaintiff didn't have standing in the case because they did not allege their children were transgender even though the court says they lack the power to address parental objections to the guidelines, the decision, quote: does not mean their objections are invalid. okay. multiple senate users are left terrified after the start hosting own stories one user

says the looked like a bare wall and ignored him when he asked about it. screenshot message to the bottom showing it was left on red. snapchat support page says it is looking into it. let's who he they do the rise of a.i. >> brian: thank you very much, carley i know you miss we. we will talk about it later. not one not two not three but four. the number of indictments trump is facing and dominating run toward the g.o.p. nomination. the latest by a far left d.a. in georgia charging trump with efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election in her state. took two and a half years to bring this case but she did it. so it begs the question. are headed towards a constitutional crisis in the midst of this presidential campaign? not good for the country. let's ask former house judiciary committee senior counselor julian epstein.

julian, i watched you last night and then i watched you have the night before. and you are one of the few attorneys that were not on the -- democrats that were not abullian about what was going on with donald trump. why? >> i don't think we should ever be abull lent what former president being prosecuted. troubling moment for the country. i also in general think that the justice system is we are getting to the point where it is just becoming overpoliticized. that parties are sort of, you know, you are either in one camp or the other. if the other side is being prosecuted you are cheering for it. if your side is being prosecuted you are reflexively defending it. people are sort of what is getting lost is whether the actual case itself is a strong case and i think particularly in the georgia case, there are problems with the case. i think it rests essentially on two arguments. where the prosecutors are making

criminal the president's challenging of an election. i disagreed with what the president did. i didn't vote for president trump. and i was very critical of what he did on january 6th. but i think it's another thing to say that what he did on january 6th and the events leading up to january 6th was necessarily criminal i think there are problems with it. two arguments. one is whether when speaking to state officials and particularly brad ross stone burger asking if he could find the 11,760 votes. whether he was whether i was soliciting or intending ross stone burger to falsify. >> brian: he didn't say go right them. go find them. there are various interpretations with of that. the question of the false electors. again, i think this notion this reading of the 12th amendment that says the vice president has discretion to turn down certain set of electors if he thinks they may be fraudulent or not

turn them down. i think that's a fringe reading of the 12th amendment. but it doesn't mean that necessarily that reading of the 12th amendment of the constitution and acting on it is criminal, necessarily. >> brian: bring it down. you are not saying i don't want donald trump to be elected i want him to be elected using a league analysis to say this is problematic and we have an election coming up. you are also not happy with the alvin bragg case. you don't think there is anything to it. you say the document case is much more complex than people know. and possibly joe biden has some complex issues when it comes to the documents, too. we have gotten to the point where you take one side or the other and very good for people who want to get on television or want to increase their twitter followers to sort of scream at the top of their lungs that this guy is either completely innocent or this guy is completely guilty. and i think that's part of sort of the decay that is affecting our system. yes.

i think the gary case has problems. i think the new york case is a travesty. i don't think spending hush money is a campaign finance expenditure and i think you have had numerous chairs of the fec that have said it's not a campaign finance expenditure, how can it possibly be an intention 23458 violation if you have got the officials enforcing it saying it's not -- >> brian: what i love is you care more about the country than your party and it's so rare. you just say this. i was just saying for you for four weeks sit in trial and campaign you said that's election interference. the judges have made it clear. they don't care. that judge in the third case, came out in the d.c. and says i don't care about the election. so i will put it in january. so the president for four weeks at a time would be sitting in a courtroom. but you don't see him doing t that. >> i just think that's wrong. i mean, again. i think if anyone, a president, anybody violates the law, i think they should be held

accountable. ex-president violates the law i think they should be held accountable. i think it's farfetched for the justice system to say in the month of april, may, june, a major candidate of another party needs to be sitting in a courthouse for four to six weeks during the height of the campaign season. that hasn't been tested in the courts. i have my suspicions as to whether that's sustainable. >> brian: and what they have done is they have wiped out the rest of the g.o.p. field. we don't even know what tim scott is doing today. we don't know where governor desantis is today. chris christie like we normally would. we are not even talking enough about the debate. we are talking about trump's cases. love him, hate him, his polls increase. julian, thanks so much. we look forward to sober approach to it. you break it down in the "wall street journal." >> yep. >> brian: i appreciate it. coming up straight ahead. remember the lunacy a new york professor destroyed a pro-life display at college you? are watching. then held a machete to "new york post" reporter's neck when

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steve remember this new york city college professor first made headlines back in may flipping out on a group of students who set up a table with

anti-abortion materials back in may. then, after being confronted about this, a knock at the door to a "new york post" reporter, she threatened to chop him up with a machete. and since being arrested and then fired from her job at hunter college, shellie rodriguez may end up striking a plea deal with the bronx prosecutors in the case reuben fenton was a reporter with the machete at his throat and he joins us now. reuben, good morning to you. >> happy to be on the show. good morning. >> it's great to have you. so, what she did was crazy. and we showed it. and people were outraged. and now you can report what it looks like is going to happen to her. what's going to happen to her? >> well, the latest is that plea deal is under discussion and most definitely going to happen unless something crazy happens and she decides to go to trial. but essentially prosecutors, somebody from the bronx,

prosecutor's office called me on monday to tell me what the updates are. they are working on a plea deal some sort of program as they put it, presumably either community service or anger management or something along those lines. >> steve: are you okay with t that? >> good question. complicated question. i do want to see her go to state prison something that i don't necessarily want. i mean, you know, somebody from the bronx prosecutors asked me what do i want out of this? i said what i want is for her to change. that's what i want. that, of course, is never going to happen because she is so indoctrinated and a woman at her age, she is never going to change would prisoner have any impact on her at all. her point of view, prison might be something to -- an accomplishment for all i know. i mean, what i would like her to see is to -- what i would like is for her to get some help that would possibly show her a new

perspective in life that doesn't revolve around this kind of radical activism and seeing violence as a solution. >> i don't think that's ever going to happen. maybe anger management would help. probably not, prison, i don't know. ryu ventricle, she puts the machete on your throat. she could have done some damage but she doesn't. what do you think she was doing there? >> i think that she was posturing. i think she was trying to scare me somebody embedded in the art community and performance art. i think she was performing a gesture that she thought was, in her world, great way to tell me to get away, and take my, you know, my right wing media with

me. and to quit harassing her. i don't think she ever intended to actually draw blood. but she was trying to scare me. and she was trying to perform a sort of symbolic act of aggression to, you know make a point. >> steve: as a reporter, you knock on people's doors every day. every time you knock on a door now, do you worry about somebody coming at you? >> i have to say 10,000 some odd knocks i have done in my career, this has never happened. i have been shouted at a number of times but never a blade drawn. the likelihood of this ever happening again i would like to think is pretty small. again again we are living in an age that's not the same when i first started in this job. okay? a lot more of this kind of stuff going around. so it's possible. but, i would like to believe it's not going to happen again. >> steve: well, you are great reporter and we thank you very much for joining us early today to tell us what is happening with the case. we know you got -- the boss is going to send you out on a story

this morning, reuven, thank you for dropping by "fox & friends" a pleasure, thank you. >> carley joins us right now with the latest from 7-eleven. >> carley: that's right, steve. listen to this. speaking of violence, a suspected thief is caught on camera robbing the very same seven legislative twice in philadelphia in a 24-hour span. surveillance video captured the suspect shattering the store's glass before stuffing packs of cigarettes into trash bags just after 2:00 a.m. last sunday. well the next night at nearly the exact same time, he returned to the crime scene, ripped the boarded off wall off the window he damaged and ransacked it again. that thief is still on the loose. remains to be seen if he hits it a third time. hyundai is recalling more than 63,000 vehicles across the u.s. and canada over a potential risk to -- risk of oil pump fires. the recall effects 2023 and 2024 as well as 2023 tucson, so that

the that, elantra and kona models. hyundai is reminding them to park outdoors and away from structures until the recall issue is resolved. aactress mila cunat putting ther beach house up on airbnb. >> i think we should have complete strangers come and stay with us at the beach. >> it's so nice here. >> like real life? >> yeah real life. >> what? >> because it's really nice here. i think they will like it. >> i think they will like it, too. >> >> okay. so we're doing it? >> what? >> great. >> he convinced her the couple is offering one night stay at santa barbara home fowp four visitors. the booking includes meals, snacks and photo ops with the celebs. chance to stay starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. oh, boy, steve, over to you. >> steve: that's 11 minutes from right now. carley, thank you very much.

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back to their normal. ♪ >> brian: by the way you will get to see bret and martha in person on our couch. this is bret's water, which i'm having without permission, please don't tell him. now, here's what's going on in sports. tennis super star novak djokovic doing something he hasn't done in a while play in the u.s. open after a two-year absence. remember, he is unvaccinated

they wouldn't let him in he would have destroyed our nation. a warm reception of fans ahead of the debut cincinnati open letting him in ohio. emerson beings okay. also set to make long awaited return at the u.s. open at the end of the month in new york city. i hope we all survive. to say lionel messy, mania. one day after rolling his ankle in training argentine super star ever winning streak. 35 yards out. inter miami leads up against filly. [cheers] >> brian: i think he is really good. musty scoring way outside the box beegd philadelphia. making it look too easy. i know is he doing well but he shouldn't be doing this well.

do you know what i'm saying? >> steve: sure and now people suddenly like soccer. almost time back to school approaching. this year it's time to spice up your kid's lunches with these money saving lunches for kids of all ages. we got a bunch of ideas -- these are some of the ideas from our cookbooks and the number one thing i'm going to tell you, if you send something that should be cold, keep it in a cold thermal container if it's hot keep it in a hot thing and read the instructions. this is the number one thing this year once again the kids do. dave, come on in. the little bent toe boxes are so popular. turkey, cheese, tomato avocado roll. how cute is that? this is something else. if your kids love tacos. these are mini taco boats. can you actually build tacos for your kids or use the scoops as the shells and then the avocado guacamole stuff. >> ainsley: wraps are great fill up the whole space the food is

not falling out. >> one of the things we do at our house we make a lot of food where we are going to have leftovers. this is something our kids grew up on. peter doocy, you know, you do a d.n.a. test on him, he would have been 75% peanut butter pasta. >> ainsley: only problem is at schools now they won't let do you peanuts. >> steve: make sure your school does that. it makes great leftovers. >> ainsley: that's my favorite. that is the cutest. so creative. >> steve: everybody, come on, in dave. make a tossed salad. make a salad like that. put the dressing on and stick the fork out and then if you have trouble getting your kids to eat fruit. my wife does this all the time with the kids. cut out some watermelon or some mats rella cheese sheets. next thing you know the kids are going to be. >> so exciting. when i was growing up. my mom used to always send soup

on cold kansas days. two soups. one is regular tomato soup. >> janice: this is the smartest idea of all times. >> steve: in your thermal container you love a crew ton. my mom used to make tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches. my wife kathy makes the crew tons and the crew tons are just grilled cheese sandwiches cut up into one inch. >> you don't have to dip the bread, in it's already there. >> send school with that or allow the children to do. >> send them separately. keep the cold stuff cold and hot stuff hot. >> janice: this is so good i want to scream. >> steve: lasagna soup in our second cookbook: i was at walmart last week. these are great things. nuts and dates and fruit and tell it to go and check that

out. >> ainsley: lunchables. >> steve: that is a whole pizza in there and pretty affordable. >> janice: i can't believe kids are in school this week. it's crazy. >> steve: it goes fast. >> ainsley: hayden was excited to pick out backpack and lunch box. the kid love the bent toe box. >> when i got the email that we were doing this segment like i couldn't wait. >> one thing i know ainsley grew up and always got notes from her dad, our friend madeline van turn, one of her children she would put a note into lunch box every day. >> janice: did i that. >> steve: when the kid graduated from school. >> they had them all? >> steve: gave them all to her mother. >> janice: i did lunch box jokes. corny lunch box jokes. >> carley: how am i going to remember all this five years from now when brock goes to

school.