we are not following for it this time. >> todd: tomi, you are hosting a one hour special outkick on fox with clay travis and charlie an nault this saturday coming up at 10:00 p.m. that's a programming note. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> >> the first g.o.p. primary debated less than 48 hours away. >> at least eight candidates expected to be on stage everybody should debate. >> six month ago nobody knew who i was. >> i have never played for second i'm not now. >> president joe biden and first lady interrupting their vacation to lake tahoe to travel to the hardest hit area of hawaii. >> i don't see why he should be here. >> what happens next. >> we dodged a weather bomb. >> southern california dealing with the remnants of hurricane hilary. >> among the hardest mud rushing

through streets. keeping emergencyselveses busy. >> here we go again, one atlantic college first of many looking to bring back mask mandates and protocols with students now returning. >> it feels like we might be restarting all of this lewan ski people are desperate for something positive. >> rich men north of richmond had 100 million streams: ♪ ainsley: start with the milwaukee. the stage is set for the first republican presidential primary debate. >> steve: good morning, milwaukee. it's 5:00 there. and eight candidates have officially qualified for tomorrow night's event hosted by fox news. awful are hoping to have breakout moment. have some zingers and we will be talking about it the next day and the next day and the next

day. that's good for them. >> great launch and, september will be the fbn debate. first things first. you will never have a second first impression. i believe that's the most profound thing you will not she a hallmark card. alexis mcadams joins us live from milwaukee with how the candidates are gearing up. alexis? >> hi, brian, steve and ainsley. as you mentioned the candidates are preparing a little bit differently as they get ready to come here to milwaukee, wink for the big fox news debate. take a look at your screen. this is a new video one of the candidates vivek ramaswamy posted a short time ago. see him out there preparing in his own way really hitting it out there on the tennis court. he says he is not preparing like everyone else is playing tennis as he is ready to introduce himself on the debate stage. winning over liberal comedian bill maher. listen. >> you are such a good talker and such a likeable guy. i think you could go far. i mean, look, you are attractive

looking, you are young. here's a big advantage you have. biden and trump. people hate this matchup. >> but not everyone is complimenting vivek ramaswamy. this week nikki haley slamming him for his foreign policy proposals saying this in a tweet ramaswamy is completely wrong to call for america's special bond supporting israel. built the right and strategically smart thing to do. this is a part of pattern with vivek. his foreign policies have a common theme, they make america less safe. the rnc releasing this list of candidates who have officially qualified to be on the debate stage in wisconsin and noticeably missing from that list is former president donald trump. for days we were trying to figure out if he was coming. officially not going to be here. trump says he doesn't need to show up in milwaukee because he is so far ahead in the polls. former new jersey governor chris christie not mincing words about trump's decision to skip. >> alleys a coward. there's no other conclusion to come to that he is both afraid

of me and defending his record. if i have had his record, i would be nervous about showing up, too. >> and as ron desantis prepares heading in from florida to be here today, there are headlines like this from axios saying desantis is preparing for a dog pile on ron g.o.p. debate saying the debate is a crossroads for desantis. is he far behind trump in g.o.p. polls and republican mega donors tell axios they will be watching to see whether desantis or anyone else has a hope of contending, really be interesting and all the voters we talked to on the ground said although trump is not going to be here his name is going to be brought up on that stage, give everyone else a chance to shine and talk about their policies. we will send it back to you. >> steve: alexis, i have an answer for you. i don't know if you have the answer. the rnc said okay these are the people who are coming. they had to sign off on everybody. i was reading this morning apparently all the candidates are preparing for the unusual event and you is should expect it for donald trump he might actually show up.

they are precinct for how to answer questions with him there and without him there. can he possibly just roll up in a limousine and say okay, i'm ready for my close-up. >> we'll have to see. we were checking in with the rnc about that. they know they are going to have people here from the trump campaign who are going to expecting to be in the spin room. so we're trying to figure out exactly if he still has a chance to show up. i'm sure members of his team will still -- we'll keep an eye on that limb zien in it comes. we'll let you know. >> donald trump is he does not want to sign that sheet that says he will support the event actual nominee. even if it's not him. he said in the past, it was about four people on that list that are running that he could never support. so, let's see if someone blinks when it comes to that we know for everybody else on the stage has signed it. thought for a second larry elder had qualified for it but i find really interesting now is. there are some real topics developing in the news that these men and women have to address. i mean, what -- where do they

stand when it documentation china? whether a would they do today about ukraine getting into 2345eu9 toe? would they really stop it where we are -- will vivek ramaswamy actually say on stage i'm going to stop that war where it is right now if russia promises not to team with china? i mean, are we going to get rid of obamacare, still? they have to be ready to answer those questions, let alone be able to defend their record and introduce themselves. >> ainsley: china, russia, ukraine, also israel, we heard what nikki haley the ambassador was saying about vivek ramaswamy, that it was time to end america's special bond with israel. she disagrees with that i am curious to learn more about that as to larry elder. larry elder came out and said he has qualified for the debated and the signed the biden pledge but the rnc is saying he hasn't qualified so we'll learn more about that later arrests the day unfolds. and donald trump, he doesn't have to sign the form. because he says he is not participating in the debate.

>> brian: if he does show up. >> ainsley: if he does show up he could sign it. >> steve: he could say i signed it. i have changed my mind. people have done stuff like that it's interesting there is bland new iowa republican presidential caucus poll that has come out from nbc and the des moines register. and once again donald trump running away from it. he pretty much doubles desantis nikki haley, hale and pence and christie. ramaswamy is actually in last place in iowa. >> ainsley: i was surprised by that. >> steve: i was, too. we have seen him surging in other parts of the country. here's the reason everybody is going to be on their a-game tomorrow that is the question posed by the des moines register was of republican caucus goers, have you made up your mind completely or could you be persuaded and that top number is why everybody is going to be on their best behavior and have some singers because over half of the people who are polled by

nbc and des moines register say we could be persuaded. and i was talking to one of the candidates yesterday. who is going to be on the debate stage. and they said, you know, we don't have to win so much. we just can't lose. because ultimately there are so many donors who are watching. and one big mistake next thing you know they are going to pull the plug on the cash. >> i think whether it says could be persuaded people want to see how everything shakes out with these indictments on trump. mind made up, how are they talking about? majority is donald trump. some people are so sick of seeing what is happening to him in this country they already made up their mind going to vote for him. like his policies or ron desantis. we have heard the diners say that the reps we are watching more to learn more about them to hear what their policies are to find out who might be a good vice presidential candidate and i think a lot of people will watch because they are curious. tomorrow is a great night. so fun. now it's gearing up and we have been waiting a long time for in.

>> steve: get the popcorn. >> brian: that sheet that was handed out by battle plan for ron desantis that says praise trump after christie is attacked and whatever you do go after vivek ramaswamy, seems like an opinion rather than necessarily a game plan. the other thing in the des moines register plan -- in the des moines register they asked people in selecting a nominee, what is most important? 65 percent said closest to your views. only 29 percent said able to -- the best chance to defeat biden. wow, someone would rather have a nominee closer to their views that loses the presidency, that will be incredible. but, i will tell you what, if they are going to train their eyes on joe biden, there's a lot to go after. i mean, his ridiculous response twice in maui about what is going on with hawaii, no comment. and then showing up and talking about a story that's totally fiction about overstating

lightning in his house and trying to trump again what these people have gone through on their island by talking about lightning hitting his house and delaware and almost losing a corvette and a cat? >> steve: not exactly the same thing. i have been reading this morning ron desantis has 450eurd a very prominent de debate coach to hep him get through this cycle. you he has backed away from the super pac you are referring to where it's talking about hitting vivek with a sledge hammer i have been thinking over the last day or so thinking about what is going to happen. i think i know why for sure why donald trump didn't show up. i know you were talking about the legal exposure he might face if he said something that could be used against him in a court of law. his lawyers are probably saying don't do that i think there are three things. one, he does have a really big lead. why not just sit on the lead? number two, i think he is worried about talking about the indictment and stuff like that.

number three, and it's kind of the x factor and that is chris christie. because chris christie prepared donald trump in 2016. he played hillary clinton. he played joe biden. >> ainsley: debate prep. >> he knows exactly how to push donald trump's buttons. he knows all of his soft spots. he is also a former federal prosecutor he would know how to go after him if that's what he decides to do. >> ainsley: chris christie get -- >> steve: the research i say he probably is worried about him. the names. there's a lot of names going back and forth. actually just towards christie. >> ainsley: christie only getting in this to go after trump. there is no love loss here. >> steve: into interactive poll that came out yesterday that showed in the state of new hampshire, it's donald trump on top. and chris christie is number two. >> ainsley: what do you make of trump being processed on thursday in fulton county? so the debate is on wednesday night.

we're going to be talking about it. it's going to dominate the news cycle on thursday. and then all the media will focus on donald trump. fulton county. >> brian: the thing it's done though is these indictments have kept donald trump in the news. but it looks so over the top. each one has such vulnerability towards defense. each one has made people go wait a second, it's almost as if you are going to blitz -- instead of just saying i'm going to pick a candidate. you are blitzing my party. you are taking down a former president. you are not letting him compete. and that has made people go to him in a way that i don't even think president trump projected and i don't think the democrats have game planned this out. no one has ever been down this road before with one indictment, let alone 4. and then when you see what this georgia prosecutor has done. these legal experts have said that this georgia prosecutor, with these 19 other defendants has held up so much and taken attention away from jack smith

and force georgia thing into federal court if mark meadows gets the green light and he should, the other 18 should follow. >> i know that i heard yesterday jeb that ellis who was an attorney working with rudy giuliani. and rudy and a bunch of the other co-defendants are saying why isn't maga inc. helping us with our legal expenses? you know,. >> ainsley: and they all have go fund me pages. raising money to pay for their lawyers. it's expensive. >> steve: not very much. we were all on board with that why isn't maga inc. helping? >> ainsley: remember, the former governor of virginia was also indicted by jack smith. governor mcdonald. and he paid $27 million to his law firm. >> steve: wow. >> ainsley: the famous law firm in d.c. day. >> steve: oh, jones, day. $27 million. >> brian: he had the money. >> ainsley: his marriage broke up 50 years later. >> brian: he won. >> ainsley: he won in the supreme court.

anonymously -- you unanimously. >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, your parents out there, that is a good reason to have your child become a lawyer. >> ainsley: how expensive it is when the government goes after you. you have no choice to fight. go fund me pages. in their minds they were serving the president of the united states. >> brian: do you know what it is? their roll is to bankrupt you and push knew a deal you accept because you don't have the financial. donald trump does. great if you fanned it out to the others. >> steve: would be great. >> brian: the president and first lady back on vacation after a shortstop wildfire devastated maui. >> steve: that's after promising the government will stay, quote, as long as it takes to help maui recover. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is live in washington with the latest for us. >> clearly, they are talking about the government support not their own physical presence because the president and the first lady stayed on the island for about five hours. meeting while there with fire victims and emergency workers who are really facing a dire

situation who are struggling with the weight of all of this because, right now, hundreds of search and rescue organizations are aiding the grueling task of locating individuals, at least 800 are still missing. 114 people have been confirmed dead. now, the president in the speech he made while there, he promised to help maui rebuild in a way that maui wants to rebuild. he also made an effort to relate to those suffering. listen to this. >> i don't want to compare difficulties but we have a little sense, jill and i, what it's like to lose a home. when lightning struck at home, a little lake outlines of our home, not a lake, a big pond. to make a long story short, i almost lost my wife, my 67 corvette, ha, and my cat. >> i mean people like corvettes and cats and all of that. this lightning strike happened in 2004. according to the associated

press it led to a small kitchen fire under control in less than 20 minutes. to many it was not exactly a thoughtful comparison now that the president is back under the roof of $18 million lake tahoe mansion that his family including i had son hunter have been vacationing at. in fact, some maui residents they expressed anger during president biden's visit there for his overall response. signs held up reading you are late. and no comment. that second one there calling back to what the president had initially said when asked about the fires while vacationing earlier this month at his delaware beach home. guys? >> steve: okay. he is is back at lake tahoe that is quick. >> ainsley: two vacations. went to hawaii for a few hours and went back to vacation. >> brian: does anyone tell him that the stories aren't true and they are totally inappropriate? he continues to make everything about himself. every devastation. it is insane. the stories aren't -- they are

totally exaggerated. >> ainsley: like afghanistan he told the parents i can relate to your story because i too lost my son, flag draped coffin, battlefield, which was not true. as you know his son tragically died of cancer. completely different story. then he goes to hawaii i know how you feel we had a kitchen fire. >> brian: kitchen fire, are you crazy? are you that crazy? >> steve: put out in 20 minutes. >> ainsley: and i almost lost my car. >> steve: fire killed it 100 people, 800 still miss something almost tone deaf. you think the white house would have been better off had they not sent the president than actually sending him now a lot of people are angry. >> brian: how do you overcome two no comments? >> steve: just have a thoughtful comment. >> brian: a thoughtful comment would be good. put in the prompter. >> ainsley: he didn't show up for a train derailment that's a republican area.

>> steve: east palestine. >> ainsley: he did show up in hawaii they voted for him there. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: after several weeks of saying "no comment." >> steve: i think the reason he wound up going to hawaii yesterday was because he was in lake tahoe. his family has represented tom steyer's house for a week. >> ainsley: they are paying for it. >> steve: fair market value according to the white house correspondent. who stands normally right over there. is he going to be with us at 7:00. >> ainsley: and there will be a lawn mower. >> steve: there will be a lawn mower or weed whacker. >> ainsley: hilary wallops calvary with heavy rain. we have a live report coming up. >> steve: flesh eating bacteria unleashing havoc on beach goers down in florida. got hear about that. more young americans diagnosed with cancer. why? we 8 talk about that. mask mandates making a return to workplace and colleges. dr. nesheiwat is going to join us next with a health story

wrap-up. >> brian: they don't work. codo not do it.

>> carley: we are back with a fox news alert. this is a live look of the aftermath house explosion in morrisville, north carolina. that house reduced to rubble.

investigators looking into what triggered the blast. officials say one person was hurt. there are no reports of deaths. we will bring you more information as it comes into our newsom. newsroom. austin's police chief retiring after 27 years on the job as crime rates soar in the democratic city. exit comes as city council slashed the budget by 150 million bucks back in 2020, austin's police union president joined us yesterday to discuss the impact on officers. >> we're moving in the wrong direction, there is less and less resources to go out and do the job. i have got detectives pulled away from their case load to just help answer 911 calls because we just don't have the resources to adequately police the city. >> carley: austin pd left the fours since 2017.

today's "new york post" cover highlighting migrants pouring into the country through open flood gates, literally. in arizona, those gates were welded to allow water to flow freely doing monsoon season. now an average of 1400 migrants are walking through them into the u.s. every single day. listen to this. one ecuadorian migrant telling the post how easy it was saying, quote: we thought the agents were going to tell us something but we just walked in. and that quote says it all. national cinema day is back. more than 3,000 movie theaters across the country offer tickets for $4 each. an estimated 8.1 million people took advantage of the deep discount last year when tickets were only $3. that record is expected to be shattered this year with blockbusters like barbie and oppenheimer still in theaters. get the popcorn ready steve, over to you. >> steve: carley, how much is a ticket in new york city for a

movie? >> carley: like 20 bucks, maybe. >> steve: this is a baking sale sunday. >> carley: big time. >> steve: got movies. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about health news. florida health officials have reported that 5 people have died from flesh eating bacteria in the tampa bay area since january. the bacteria is frequently found in warm barackish sea water because it requires salt to live also warm temperatures like right now let's bring in dr. nesheiwat good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: that's a scary thing that bacteria is killing people. what do we need to know about it. >> yes, usually we worry about sun burns or shark bites now bacteria. you go into the water and happen to have an open wound on your skin, maybe a cut or abrasion, and go into water where the bacteria is found.

then that can enter your skin through the wound you have. necro tiding fashionitis. fancy word for flesh-eating bacteria. stay out of the water if you have an open wound or sore. sometimes you might not know if you have a cut or scrape. quick shower, wash with soap and water once you get out of the water. if you do find that after being in the sea water you have a lesion or have an infection, so see a doctor right away. can i treat with you antibiotics if cut early enough. >> steve: that's the key. i was reading that new york state health officials released guidance. killed two residents. so your word of caution if after have you been in the water you get some sort of an infection go see the doctor pronto, right? >> absolutely, absolutely. don't forget the higher risk are the most vulnerable population as we saw with covid.

so elderly, those with immune compromised situations and if you are pregnant as well you are at higher risk. >> steve: good reason to stay out of the water sometimes. also, there's a new study that has found that more young people are being diagnosed with cancer of all things. do we know why that is? >> i think it's multi-factorial, steve. first of all, 5 to 10% of cancers are genetic but the reason why we are seeing more cancers than those under the age of 50, for example those in 30's, 20% increase in cancers things like thyroid cancer, colon cancer, breast cancer, we believe in part it's environmental, obesity plays a role. if you smoke, if you have a poor nutrition. if you are not getting enough sleeve, if you are exposed to chemicals or toxins gutierrez microby up as well. >> a moment ago you mentioned covid and people are starting to talk about flu shots. they are also talking about --

there is apparently going to be a new covid booster. the administration is going to be muching that. who should get the covid boo booster? >> that's a good question, steve. first of all, i don't think it should be mandated. if you are in a high risk group. we know who the high risk groups are, seniors i will derly. obesity. those are the folks we need to focus on. now, if someone wants to go get a booster, that's their right. they can go and do it. it shouldn't be mandated. we should stay focused on the most vulnerable groups. i only diagnosed about 3 or 4 case as day in the past week so, a slight uptick. nowhere near where we were, you know, at the beginning ever the pandemic. so i still think we are in a good place when it comes to covid. >> steve: we just had those headlines up and two of them regarded masks. lyons gate is bringing back mask mandates to the office and, of course, private employers can do anything they want.

but college morris brown college in atlanta has reinstated mask mandate for everybody on campus. of the people who you were talking about people at risk. is there anybody who should be wearing a mask? >> if you choose to wear a mask, maybe if you are undergoing cheney for cancer and you are in a crowded area, then that's up to you if you want to take that extra step to protect yourself, do it. but these type of masks, steve, these little surgical mask also not protect you. if you are going to wear a mask and choose to wear a of course that. then these are the better quality masks to make sure that you are protected. but, again, it should be an option. not mandated. know your risk and take the steps to protect yourself. the good thing is we have got the treatment for covid now that we didn't have three years ago. so once again we're moving in the right direction. >> dr. nesheiwat, thank you very much. i know you have got a busy day being a doctor. thanks for dropping by early today. >> thank you. have a great day. >> steve: you bet. it is 6:30 here in the east. and we have got a fox weather

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>> brian: we're back with a fox weather alert. flooding hitting parts of southern california and nevada. destroying roads and stranding residents. >> steve: nicole valdez joins us from cathedral city with the very latest. good morning, nicole. >> steve, brian, ainsley, good morning to you all. saladly you are looking at a very messy situation here. in fact, nearly 50 people had to be rescued from their homes after being trapped by look at this inches of mud. you will notice the road behind me still closed. there is even cars still stuck in it back there if you can make that out.

let me point out really why it took a forklift, a front loadser to get those people out of their homes, i mean, take a look at how thick of a mess we have got here. it's going to take a long time to clean up. show you video of that rescue effort. and we know it's not just happening here in the coachella valley. san bernardino county officials are still searching for one woman reported missing and still trying to get to several others that are still stranded in their homes it. san all-out effort here to start that clean-up process. meanwhile, other big news, the i 10 finally back open in both directions. of course it's going to be slow moving as the roads there are still absolutely covered in mud, guys. >> steve: a big cleanup going on there nicole, thank you for the live report from cathedral city in california. our next guest is with team rubicon. of course team rubicon helps finds volunteers and veterans to help communities affected by

natural disasters and this certainly qualifies. >> ainsley: art della cruise is in los angeles and joins us now. good morning to you good morning to you gray shirts are going to be out and about in town. what exactly are you planning on doing? our volunteers which we call gray shirts are using the same skills that they used to respond to hurricanes across the country such as hurricane ian. primarily lee acing with the officials understand unmet needs be able to bring our skills and capabilities to help people in these disasters. it could be anything from saw work where we are helping to remove downed trees to debris removal and mucking out homes that might be flooded. >> steve: sure. art, when team rubicon goes into an area generally as we know, historically have you i don't know no areas along the gulf coast along the atlantic. when were you ever called to

hurricane west coast? >> first one for me. it's been 82 or 84 years since something like this has happened. some of these flooding events are things we have seen mirrored in places associated with the atmospheric rivers earlier in northern california. and people trained with these capabilities and skills. they are familiar with what needs to be done, to ensure that these homeowners can be put back into place and keep our volunteers safe. so we're ready for the missions in front of us. >> brian: right. one interesting challenge out there is it's been dry. now it's getting wet. and they are always a risk of mud slides. have you had a chance to see anything? have you been briefed about what is staring you in the face when the sun comes up? >> yeah. our understanding is they expected rapid amounts of rain in a short amount of time and the actual rain was longer period of time than expected. which allowed some absorption. 72 hours after the rains come you are still in a window of

possible mud slides, debris flows. us and the citizens. >> steve: before you go, if people would like to donate when it team ruble con how can they do that art? >> take a look at team rubicon.org. we appreciate the monetary support and could always use more volunteers. thank you. >> steve: we appreciate the help. >> ainsley: we do. thank you and thank you for those individuals. >> thanks for having me. >> check in with janice dean where the storm is headed next. that's a near and dear organization to you too. >> i went out with hurricane harvey in texas. speaking of texas we do have a tropical storm making landfall. got named overnight last night. this is ultimately a good news situation because it's not a very strong system. it is going to bring some impacts. maybe some flash flooding, some three-point line tornadoes. there is mike huckabee on my weather map. this is category 5. >> brian: i'm going to be interviewing him in a little

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>> carley: we are back with headlines starting with this wild video shows the moment an out-of-control car plows into an arizona beauty salon missing a customer by just a few feet. wow. police say the driver was an elderly woman who lost control in the parking lot. this happened over the weekend. luckily she walked away with only a minor leg injury and no one else was hurt. a new report revealing u.s. attorney david weiss the special counsel and hunter's case had

close ties to president biden's late son bo. "the washington post" reports weiss worked closely with beau biden while bo was serving as the attorney general prior to his death in 2015. an attorney representing an irs whistleblower is now calling for weiss to step down. he says truly independent special counsel must be named. and drummer travis parker makes a surprise visit to a huge fan a 9-year-old drummer who is legally blind? >> cheers] grayson roberts, i love. this has been sharing his journey online. he runs lemonade stands hoping to raise enough money see the world while he still has some of his vision. wow. his love for music made him a big fan of travis barker when the famous drummer heard about

his story he showed up at the lemonade stand gave a generous donation and even performed for grayson, if that doesn't get you a ticket into heaven, ainsley i don't know what does. >> ainsley: so sweet and having a baby with courtney kardashian. >> ainsley: congratulations to him and grayson as well. >> ainsley: blue collar anthem everybody is talking about this song rich men north of richmond hitting top 100. >> rich men north of richmond lord knows they just want to have total control ♪ wanna know what you think ♪ wanna know what you do ♪ and they don't think you know ♪ but i know that you do. >> ainsley: it's striking the wrong chord with the left, of course, the left leaninge media. the song's populism unmistakenly leans right ward tract primed for hyper polar rised moment

when searches perceive themselves as embattled. jimmy fallon joins us now. >> jimmy, good to see you. first of all, it's incredible successful story and reason it's so successful because it's so relatable. you think about all the songs. got a song called i ain't got a dollar i got to get sober. if i didn't know better i would think he was reading my diary to be honest with you. the what the reaction of the song the left no longer considers itself of the party of the struggling little guy who is getting screwed over by the man. think about how they have evolved on this exact subject. 10 years ago in the area of occupy wall street, this would have been a left wing anthem, okay? the rich elites are selling us out. they are crushing the working class. this would have been like a springsteen song now they have gone the other way in the age of identity politics with like screw you little guy you are on your own. imagine a party once rage against the machine party has now joined the machine now big pharma, big bank, big pronoun.

do what we want shut up we don't want to hear from you. this is a song that resonates everybody. popping the extent that it is. you don't get to number one on the itunes chart. seven songs in the top 10. if it's just a niche group of right wing guys on twitter killing time on the toilet and clicking like and share. >> this is a reality everyone is living. >> ainsley: he is the voice of the people, right? >> everybody. >> he is speaking what we're living. >> all conservatives see themselves as embattled. yo, everybody cease themselves embattled. 70% think we are going the wrong direction. it's not unique to republicans. it's unique to everybody right now. >> ainsley: paying for people to have surgeries. they will pay for a boy to be trans to a girl but they won't pay for women to have certain surgeries or pay for welfare for obese person. >> exactly. if you go watch the video even dogs look exasperated.

even the dogs are like come on, man, work with the guy here. it's ridiculous. >> ainsley: lives in a camper with his dogs and takes his dogs everywhere. took him to that concert in north carolina. this is an online poll. two thirds of college students believe that climate change is existential threat but fewer than one in five would give up their phones to help it. more students would give up having children and eating meet than giving up their cell phones. >> which is crazy. the percentage give up their phones are only doing that because they don't have anyone to talk to anyway. if you are that annoying about the climate. they are letting that call go to voice mail every single time. having children. yeah it wasn't an option for these people. they are annoying. okay? but the other people, ironically wouldn't believe in climate change if they gave up their phones because it's only a thing amongst the youth. >> ainsley: on social media. >> getting beaten into like we are all going to die. and we get called fear mongers. >> ainsley: passing those

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involving commercial planes, literally happening multiple times per week. the far. aa saying the u.s. aviation system is the safest in the world but one close call is one too many faa and aviation community goal of zero close calls a commitment from the safety summit in march. the frequency of these incidents highlighting the severity of staffing shortages at airports across our country. right now, 99% of u.s. airports have fewer certified controllers than target levels. earlier this month. a close call between a southwest flight and a private jet sparking two investigations. two aircraft coming within 100 feet of each other while landing on a runway. back in march, transportation secretary pete buttigieg did admit there's been a, quote: uptick in serious close calls at airports. a weaning after that admission. the faa emailed employees vowing to improve operations to curb the incidents. they better.

back to you. >> steve: doesn't exactly inspire confidence, does it. >> no, not at all. >> steve: looking for more people. good luck on that. todd, thank you. coming up on 7:00 here in new york city. the second hour of "fox & friends" is gonna start right now. >> 8 republican presidential candidates will be taking the stage tomorrow night for the first primary debate. >> we need to send biden back to his basement and i'm the guy that can do it. >> six months ago many did not know who i was. >> i have never played for second. i'm not going to start now. >> people of hawaii -- >> -- president joe biden and first lady interrupting their vacation in lake tahoe to travel to the hardest hit area of maui. >> took him 8 days is outrageous. >> we dodged a weather bomb. >> southern california now dealing with the remnants of hurricane hilary. >> among the hardest hit area palm springs. water and debris and mud rushing through streets. >> 25 governors in 25 states are banding together to secure