sport of volleyball. it has never been done before. nobody thought it would happen like this. you can see everybody had a great time and what was really special for our team and for me, they were in it every point. it was a celebration. it was a great sporting event. they were -- the fans were so into it. i never felt that much energy even at a football game. that's what made it special. >> gillian: it's pretty cool. congratulations to you and to all the corn huskers. thank you for taking time to talk about it with us. hope to talk to you again. >> thanks for having us on. it was a privilege. >> gillian: nonprofit legal group has filed a lawsuit against the national archives demanding the release of thousands of emails dating back to the obama administration. the group claiming the emails could shed light on which

government officials were communicating with hunter biden's financial firm. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm gillian turner. good to be with you, john. >> john: i'm john roberts. dana and bill both have the day off. we have the joystick in washington and not giving it back. >> gillian: not until 4:00 when we're both off the air. >> john: the lawsuit comes after the national archives responded admitted to having more than 5,000 emails potentially associated with joe biden's office. fox news cannot independently confirm hunter biden was copied on any of the emails. but there is a group suing to get the actual records. critics are asking why vice president biden would even use pseudonym email accounts in the first place. >> not only is that nefarious in its intent, it shows that they really truly want to hide

something. we went from joe biden saying that he never had a discussion to now joe biden having full and complete access of the white house and the vice president's office to hunter biden and all of his business associates. that's what they were selling was the access. >> john: david spunt is live at the d.o.j. with the latest on all of this. >> good morning to you both. listen, it is not unusual for public figures, especially politicians on both sides of the aisle, republican and democrat, to sometimes use aliases in emails to communicate. however, this group the southeastern legal foundation says what makes this different is because hunter biden was copied on several emails and there was business discussed and that's what they want out to the public and why they are suing the national archives. fox news, as you mentioned, has not independently confirmed

these emails. the southwestern legal foundation is waiting for them to be made public. they filed a last suit last month. the national archive have thousands of messages from joe biden's office. jrb ware. the national archives responded we have performed a search of the collection for vice presidential records related to your request and identified approximately 5,138 email messages, 25 electronic files and 200 pages of potentially responsive records that must be processed in order to respond to your request. however, a source for the national archives tells fox news there was a multi-year backlog for records and requests of this volume and told there are certain restrictions and the freedom of information act process for national security and law enforcement. beyond that hurdle emails from

the biden vice presidency fall under the presidential records act needing to go to representatives for the former vice president joe biden, the current president, joe biden again, and the former president barack obama, meaning likely it will be difficult to get these emails. i will note that the group the southeastern legal foundation asked for these emails more than a year ago. that's why they are suing saying they haven't gotten any substantial response as far as those emails and we'll continue to follow this, john. >> john: hopefully whoever is sitting on the emails at the archives will stand up and somebody can come along and grab them. we'll see. david spunt, thank you. >> gillian: let's bring in shannon bream now, the host of "fox news sunday." shannon, what do you make about the lawsuit? do you think -- i asked house oversight committee member nancy mace yesterday if there is still a chance the archives may turn the content of the emails over.

she said as far as she knows, nobody over there has said we are not going to do this. they could be dragging their feet? >> as often happens in washington sometimes the non-answer is the answer. everybody watches and waits. that private group that has the foia request unanswered since june of last year is one prong. when congress gets involved it is something different because this is now going to fuel only more of the gop talk about impeachment. they say if we can't get answers from these agencies and can't get things turned over that will push us towards more support for an impeachment inquiry. that's what this invites, this delay. we don't know it's stonewalling but no answer feels like that. >> john: in terms of an impeachment inquiry james comer said the other day looks like they are getting closer. listen to what he said. >> i think there is consensus in the conference now we'll have to go to impeachment inquiry. that will be speaker mccarthy's calls. but i feel like we're there now,

sean. i feel like it's imminent. >> john: impeachment inquiry is different from impeachment proceeding. >> you will start gathering information. these committees have subpoena power, a lot of them. the ones controlled by republicans in the house. so they are going to say don't force us down this path. if you give us the information and forthcoming and answer our letters, so many of those outstanding from jim jordan and others saying we need this information related to hunter and the president. they'll use the impeachment argument if we don't have to go there don't force us to go there. they will have different power when they start to move forward with that process. >> gillian: want to make sure we ask you about this supreme court development which is that justice clarence thomas filed his financial forms yesterday. reading into those, what do you make of the disclosures? >> well, there was an attorney elliott burke who was hired, a

private attorney by justice thomas to go through things and hired a cpa firm and wants to be abundance of transparency. we did learn some new things. the rules did change in spring of this year as to what you have to release. justice thomas's defenders say listen, many of these things were vetted before by the judicial conference and others and they said he never did anything improper. it's out there and explain why he took some private flights. that is not illegal or unethical. he says we're also going to continue these conversations with supreme court counsel's office and others to look at whether we may amend other years. he says they are trying to be abundantly transparent. the left says it proves that he is as corrupt as they claim he is. >> john: you mentioned elliott burke. he made a statement about all of this insisting that there was no wrongdoing on justice thomas's part and went on to say the

attacks on justice thomas are nothing less than ridiculous and dangerous and set a terrible precedent for blood sport through federal ethics reporting. listen to this. >> clarence thomas has wealthy friends that have been generous to him over the years. the narrative has been relentless against clarence thomas. there is only one fact that matters if you cut through the noise. harlan crow and these friends had no business before the supreme court. full stop. >> john: is that the line that you could accept gifts from people but if they have business before the court that puts it into a whole different -- >> you have all kinds of things you have to report based on where they are coming from. that had been what justice thomas said there were things that may not have been reported but didn't think they had to be. again that's one of the things

that came out of burke's statement yesterday. he never did accept a gift with anybody that had business before the court. crowe is conservative and have certain interests even if he is not the name on the case before the court. remember, there are justices on the other side of the ideological been much here who also had questionable issues have had to alter their financial disclosures, too. so pro publy ca is interested in specific justices but maybe not all of them. >> gillian: we look forward to seeing you sunday morning. >> john: she is laboring on a labor day weekend. student loans begin accrue interest today following a three year pause on payments. the biden administrations is looking for more ways to give costly hand-outs to borrowers. hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill. anything so far that passes legal muster the president can do? >> that's the big question here.

they are working to try to downsize people's monthly payments. that's something that a lot of people are able to participate in but while they are trying to figure out these other ways to work around the supreme court ruling, a lot of people surprised that president biden did not issue another hail mary extension delaying people having to make the payments after president biden spent the majority of his presidency promising he would forgive student loan debt entirely. here is president biden one year ago. >> president biden: my campaign for president i made a commitment that we provide student debt relief. i'm honoring that commitment today. using the authority congress granted the department of education we'll forgive $10,000 in outstanding federal student loans. >> that turned out not to be true. today uncle sam is coming to collect. interest starts accruing for millions of people who owe

student loans. payments start in october. the white house not giving up on sweeping forgiveness yesterday. the department of education says the they are recruiting people to a special committee tasked with figuring out other ways to pay off student loan debt that are legal. >> joe biden violating federal law. the same guy who ignored the fact you cannot pass through a student loan bail out. did it anyway. supreme court slapped him down. now they try to find a new way to do the same proposal. >> the biden administration making moves to help people downsize monthly payments that pegs your payment to your income and family size. that's going to save people some money but it will cost everybody else. penn wharton says it will cost $475 billion over the next ten years. >> john: that's adding up to real money, i think you could say. hillary vaughn on capitol hill. thank you. >> when you see him do not approach him.

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>> gillian: a manhunt is going on in pennsylvania. convicted murderer got past guards at the chester county prison yesterday morning. he was sentenced the life in prison last week for the 2021 murder of his former girlfriend. nate foye is tracking the story live from new york city. hi, nate, what can you tell us? >> not only is this man convicted of murdering his former girlfriend in front of her two kids. prosecutors say he did that because she found out about another murder that he was wanted for in brazil back in 2017. authorities warn anyone who sees this 34-year-old to stay away and call police. he is five feet tall, 120 pounds. but authorities say he is as dangerous as they come. >> they had deployed canine units, drones and helicopters in the manhunt. if you see him, do not approach

him. you are asking please to contact 911. he is considered extremely dangerous. >> he escaped just before 9:00 a.m. yesterday and been oz the loose for 25 hours. the acting prison warden wouldn't immediately say how the convicted killer escaped. >> i'm not going to answer any questions as to how or why this occurred. that's under investigation. i want to insure the residents around us that when we found out we followed protocols. >> he is being hunted by local, state and federal authorities including the u.s. marshals. you can see right here they are offering a cash reward for any information leading to his arrest, $5 thousand each from the u.s. marshals and chester county. $10,000. he was last seen wearing a white t-shirts, gray shorts, white sneakers less than an hour after his escape his family has been told to notify authorities if he contacts them. we'll send it back to you,

gillian. >> gillian: nate foye in the new york newsroom. >> john: if you are driving this labor day weekend you'll face more pain at the pump. the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is $3.82, just shy of a record $3.84 set back in 2012. phil flynn is a senior analyst and fox business contributor. we're down just a little bit. $3.82 today, $3.83 yesterday but close to that all-time labor day record high of $3.84 set back 11 years ago. everything old is new again, phil. >> it sure is. sadly so. i would have to say if it weren't for the fact we had a hurricane in florida, we probably would have broken that record. now it will depend over the weekend how strong the holiday is.

if we have any refinery outages we could still break that record. mainly because look at what is happening to the cost of crude oil. the major input into gasoline is crude oil. we hit the highest level today since november of 2022, over $85 a barrel. >> john: do you think pricing are peaking because the peak driving season comes to a close over the labor day or do you think they could still go higher? >> normally the summertime we burn more expensive gallons of gasoline. they call it is summertime blends like the starbucks of gasoline, more expensive. it becomes cheaper in the winter but the problem is normally we get a 10 to $0.15 a gallon drop when winter sets in. i don't think that will happen. we see a significant squeeze on global crude oil inventory supplies. they are falling dramatically and look like they'll continue to fall dramatically because opec is doing everything they

can to squeeze the united states and make sure our prices are higher and inventories are low. i'm afraid we still have significant period of time where gasoline prices will remain elevated. >> john: he was looking at where it was regular $3.88. >> it might be worth a vacation to see that. >> john: i have no idea. this really is hitting people in the pocketbook, though. fox news poll found 85% of people say gas prices are a problem for their family. and i don't think there is really any end in sight. one forecast said gas prices may stay high until after the election next year. >> they sure could. the biden administration has run out of bullets to try to fix this thing. last time gasoline prices went up they decided to use a strategic petroleum reserve to

lower prices. that worked for a while. but the problem is you can't keep doing that. when they did that, they actually discouraged investment in refiners and discouraged investment in oil production because they artificially lowered prices and now we'll pay the price for that. now demand for gasoline is high because prices were artificially low. we don't have the supply to replace it right now and why we'll see the new era of higher prices for some time to come. >> john: i feel like sit a stock market in reverse. the stock market will find any reason to go down. gas prices find any reason to go up. good to get that your take on things. have a good labor day particularly if you are traveling. hang onto your wallet, though. >> i will try to borrow somebody's electric car to save a few bucks, right? >> john: just don't drive it into saltwater. >> gillian: president biden set to observe storm damage in

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vivek ramaswamy captured a lot of attention after the first debate. they are engaged in a fight with each other and seems like the knives are out. 38-year-old ramaswamy has attacked former vice president mike bairns over his handling of the 2020 election. pence labeled ramaswamy unprepared to handle things. haley is hammering him saying he has no clue about global affairs . he suggested as commander-in-chief he have would not deploy u.s. service members to fight iran in the event they attacked israel. haley campaign pounced over it saying if he doesn't see a nuclear iran as a threat to american security take his place beside the squad and get nowhere near the white house. ramaswamy spoke to fox digital said i said we would fully support israel including militarily but that we should not want u.s. men and women dying in a war between israel and iran. ramaswamy is going to be in new

hampshire tonight for a town hall with multiple campaign events scheduled there over the weekend. watching florida where governor ron desantis is off the campaign travel after the hurricane hit his state this week. behind the scenes one of his biggest boosters says it's pulling back on door knocking efforts in states like nevada, california, north carolina and texas. president biden set to go to florida tomorrow. we don't know if he will meet with governor desantis while there. we don't know when desantis may resume his campaign schedule. >> gillian: mark meredith in washington for us. if you want to hear more from vivek ramaswamy tune into america reports today at 1:00 p.m. eastern. john and sandra have him on to talk about his candidacy. >> john: looking forward to that this afternoon. college football kicks off this weekend. congress is discussing measures to protect college athletes' names, images and likeness rights. ncaa and university administrators have urged

congress to standardize the regulations since 2020. aishah hosni live on capitol hill with more. good to see you back in d.c. >> good morning to you, john. look, this is a pretty bipartisan issue. democrats and republicans see a national standard when it comes to how college athletes use their name, likeness or image to make money. whether congress will actually step up and do something is a completely different story. as we know from past experiences, they like to talk a lot about things like this and move very slowly on it. right now more than 30 states are forcing universities to comply by their rules which at times are at odds with the ncaa's rules. so far lawmakers have introduced more than a dozen bills, held eight hearings on this topic but we haven't seen a single peels of legislation get through a committee. we're tracking a big bipartisan efforts that aims to preempt most state nil laws, create a transparent nil database and

give athletes healthcare even if they get injured and grant the ncaa enforcement powers and legal protection. >> i would say that we have been encouraged on all sides of this issue that we are moving in the right direction in something that would make a difference and keep us, the student athlete forefront of college athletic programs. >> there are a lot of doubts about this. jim gray says it's a big mess and not really sure congress can do anything about it. >> congress can't agree on anything. i don't know how they will be able to come together on something this big for college athletics that is now so sparseed out. >> we'll see congress pick up the topic when they return here to capitol hill. the house small business committee is holding a hearing on this later this month. john. >> john: would be nice to see if they could get together on this. we'll keep watching it. aishah hosni, thanks.

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>> john: elon musk says a progressive los angeles school has brain washed her transgender daughter. it turned her child into a communist who believes all rich people are evil. musk says his daughter broke off all relations with him last year. jeff paul live in los angeles with this story. you are the daughter of the world's richest man and you believe that all rich people are evil. that's interesting. >> the "wall street journal" from his biographer the author, spent the last three years

shadowing musk. he blamed a private charter school in los angeles called crossroads for the disconnect between the two. one of the quotes reading in part. she went beyond socialism to being a full communist and thinking that anyone rich is evil. in another one he says this. i made many overtours but she doesn't want to spend any time with me. back in june of 2022 it was reported his daughter filed a legal request to change her name because she no longer lived with or wished to be related to her biological father in any way, shape or form. john. >> john: all right. jeff paul for us in los angeles. jeff, thank you. >> have you spoken to leader mcconnell? >> yes, i have, i spoke to mitch. he is a friend. and i spoke to him today and, you know, he was his old self on the telephone.

>> any concerns about his ability to do his job? >> president biden: i don't. >> dana: despite his faith in mitch mcconnell after his second freeze-up in two months sparking questions about age limits, term limits for members of congress, aging has been a concern out on the campaign trail ahead of 2024. let's bring in now voters of tomorrow strategy director, a biden delegate, the youngest among the slate. as well as author and independent content creator isabelle brown. good morning to both of you. isabell, what do you think about term limits for members of congress and age limits, perhaps even a mental acuity test for presidential hopefuls? >> i think we're entering such a unique time in american history today because the episodes that we're seeing from mitch mcconnell are not unique to just that one individual or either party in washington, d.c. we're seeing very similar

concerning behavior from our president of the united states and several members of congress and talking about the second oldest u.s. congress that american has seen since 1789. for goodness sakes the oldest member of the house of representatives was born before the invention of the ball point pen, the microwave off oven. we live in a constantly evolving world that demands a new generation of leadership and in your previous segment one of your guests said congress can't agree on anything. i might take fault to that argument knowing that congress can agree on the same small group of people holding onto power rather than giving a new generation a platform to lead. it is high time to consider not just term limits because of the risk of the consolidation of power in certain individuals and party leadership, but certainly age limits and encouraging young people to make their voices heard. our founding fathers weren't 80 or 90 years old on july 4, 1776, when they had a future of this country, 18, 19, 22, 25 years

old and get back to the roots of our great american story by plat forming the next generation. >> gillian: is it time for generational change, victor, as vivek ramaswamy is calling for? >> look, i think there are definitely reasons to be concerned about the age of many members of congress. what you saw from mitch mcconnell and dianne feinstein is concerning and wish them all the best. what you see from them is a fundamental difference what you see from president biden. president biden might be 80 but really sharp and active. you look at his record. you have republicans saying he outmaneuvered them during the debt limit deal and his record really speaking for itself. he have is 80 years old but so many things passed. things that president trump wished he could have gotten passed. like the infrastructure bill, inflation reduction act, lowering the price of farm suit call drugs. these are things that matter and young people see. a young voter cohort is more pragmatic than other generations. the type of action he is taking.

he might be hold but delivering real results and those things really matter and are important. >> gillian: isabelle. ten seconds to respond. >> i think it's an interesting argument to be made that our president is sharp as a tack when he has a hard time remembering what state he is in. taken more than a third of his presidency so far on vacation. arguably because he is not mentally up for the challenge of president of the united states. and i think it's time for young voters to continue speaking up that we want generational change. the polls are very clear going into 2024 that young people on both sides of the political aisle, particularly in the democrat party, think joe biden is too old to be the president of the united states. certain life lacks the monilate all acuity to do so. perhaps it is time for a generational change and certainly is time to discuss age limits at every level of the united states government. >> gillian: victor and isabelle. have to leave it there. love to have both of you back. thank you so much. john. >> john: thousands of people are

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tmz says she filed a police report. an attorney for $0.50 said it was not intentional. >> president biden: this morning i spoke again. it seems like we should be on direct dial the two of us, to governor desantis. i'm going to florida saturday morning. >> john: president biden will go to florida tomorrow to survey damage from hurricane idalia. he spoke with governor desantis yesterday about federal aid biden calling to boost fema funding as losses from idalia are expected to top $10 billion. the president is asking for some $12 billion in new funding from congress for fema and at the same time yesterday suggested that we live in a world where these weather events will continue to get worse. listen to what he said. >> president biden: i don't think anybody can deny the

impact of a climate crisis anymore. just look around. historic floods. historic floods. more intense droughts. extreme heat, significant wildfires that have caused significant damage like we've never seen before. there are still some deniers out there in terms of whether or not climate change has anything to do with any of this and we are going to need a whole hell of a lot more money to deal with emergency appropriations. >> john: what do you say to that, congresswoman? >> well, if you can see behind me, this couple amy and jorge, this motel is their livelihood and it is gone. maybe instead of playing politics the president should focus helping people get on their feet. this is cedar key with hundreds of thousands -- 100,000 people without power. they are linemen trying to restore. complete buildings swept out to sea. we need to focus on recovery efforts and actually getting

real aid into these communities like cedar key rather than standing up trying to make a political statement about chime at change. >> gillian: to the president's credit and gov for desantis's credit they are putting politics aside for the moment and communicating regularly and both said that they are working hand in glove to do what they can. that's sort of positive, right? >> certainly. i don't care if you are republican or democrat or independent, we have to come together as americans and help communities that are in need. you see that happening right behind me. as you can tell. to start making points about how to get this funding whether it's tied to ukraine funding or not, which as i have said previously is totally unacceptable. that's something that is going to have to happen, that conversation. putting americans first, people who lost their homes, their livelihoods. so many of these coastal communities are forest areas

where we have multi-generational families that have established their presence here. we need to put politics aside. come together as work as americans to get people back on their feet. this is going to take months and possibly years of recovery. >> john: as we saw with hurricane ian last year on the topic of ron desantis the country got to see close up how he handles crises and how he demonstrates leadership during that crisis. he has been knocked on the campaign trail for not being particularly warm and fuzzy. here is how the "wall street journal" saw it. they said hurricane ron desantis. if he can do the executive job maybe his skill at small talk is im material. can you give us your thoughts on that? maybe you are a little prickly from time to time but if you can get the job done that's really what people are looking for. >> absolutely. i feel like we have been living

through the reality tv era of politics. i call it -- where on both sides people continually stomp their feet trying to get attention. what we have seen through governor desantis is a no nonsense approach of helping people in their darkest hours. that's really what i feel. we need someone who is battle tested and i know both president trump and governor desantis equally well and friends with both. i have a feeling that no matter what the next president of the united states will hail from the sunshine state but at this point in time our country is in crisis. so we need to start looking to the helpers and really start focusing on doing what's best for americans and putting america first. >> gillian: before we let you go you are on the ground in cedar key, which is an area that was hit really hard by the hurricane. how are folks doing? >> i'll tell you, this is one of the most resilient communities all up and down and called -- the forgotten coast.

it is because there are people here, multi-generational families who have built their livelihoods and businesses. when you see the destruction it breaks your heart. the thing that is heartwarming all the people who have come to help. folks that want to volunteer and help and the cleanup has been remarkable. i met with the fire chief, mayor and sheriff earlier today and we're seeing how people are mobilizing very quickly to get folks back on their feet. >> bill: congresswoman kat cammack in cedar key, florida. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. >> i appreciate you, thank you. >> gillian: the washington state high school football coach who successfully defended his right to pray after games is back on the sidelines tonight. the bremerton school district chose not to renew his contract but the security found he was

unfairly fired for his freedom of religion. he is with us. he is author of the book "average joe." coach, how are you feeling? >> i'm excited and nervous at the same time. tonight will be just awesome. i have been looking forward to it for eight years. >> john: you are excited to get back out there. what are you nervous about? >> what will happen? somebody unknowns. a huge turnout. i want to be able to watch a great football game tonight and be focused on that. >> gillian: after going through all this do you anticipate you are going to feel different tonight? >> i think i will just click right back into the normal mode of being a coach and the only good thing about it is for bringing god back into the public schools and being able to

pray in pub politic is an awesome thing. i will be able to sleep really good tonight knowing that america is fine. >> john: after a game you passed on the 50 -yard line take a knee and pray, sometimes members of the football team would join you. some people took offense to that. the supreme court ruled in your favor. so you got the legal backing of the highest court in the land behind you now. will you do the same thing tonight after the game? >> oh, absolutely. i am going to do what i have always after i game i shake hands with the other team and coaches and walk out to the 50 -yard line and take a knee and thank god for everything and i hope all americans are going to do that today. let's kick off the football season right by taking a knee and being thankful for what we have in our country. >> gillian: have you been in touch with the team recently? what have they been asking you about? >> it is very interesting that most of them are shy about

asking. i have had a lot of kids -- that came by and they're like coach, it's really awesome. they are excited about being able to show off and it is not every day a high school football game gets that much interaction with the news so it is pretty cool. >> john: they are saying there could be as many as 10,000 people there tonight and typically the crowd that comes out for the bremerton games numbers about 500. so there will be a lot of people there. backing you up. there may be some there that are there to protest but we'll see how it goes. tonight at 6:30 p.m. bremerton high school. it's the knights against the mount douglas rams. looking forward to all of that. coach, good to have you back on the gridiron. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, guys. have a great day. >> john: good luck tonight. put one in the win column.

>> gillian: i wonder how the kids are going to feel? with all those extra eyes on the field tonight, there will be a lot of pressure on the kids, too. >> john: there will be. but this thing went through the legal process, the supreme court decided in his favor. there may be some people who don't agree with him. >> gillian: i'm sure there will be. probably some protestors out there. too >> john: see you at 3:00. >> gillian: we'll see you at 1:00. >> john: sandra smith is in for harris >> sandra:. we're awaiting the president on the economy. he is expected to speak live from the rose garden to take a victory lap on the jobs added in the just-released august jobs report. likely pat himself on the back for what has been dubbed biden nom ickx. in is the "the faulkner focus" and i'm sandra smith in for harris. 187,000 jobs is how many were added