said the same for 77-year-old trump. so age is certainly going to play a factor in the 2024 election as well. tomi, got to leave there thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you, guys. >> todd: tomi does raise an important point. democrats do better at running elections and republicans got to pay attention to that "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> president biden out there pushing his jobs agenda. >> great real estate builder. the last guy here he didn't build a damn thing. on my watch infrastructure is decade and it's a headline. >> people on main street across america aren't feeling it? >> that biden, he's getting old, man, i will tell you what. >> is biden too old to run for president? 73% say yes. 22% no. >> both parties seem to be sticking theirening beginningers in the here na na na, i can't hear you, i can't hear you. >> some companyings using a disorienting and blinding fog

connected to alarm systems to protect themselves as stores lost $86 billion from retail thefts last year. >> it was pretty bad. rained two days. >> escape routes opened up as tens of thousands stuck in the wake of burning man. >> getting out was a nightmare. >> all my years of football i have never been a part of a game like that. >> waters make a house call exclamation point on this one. down goes clemens, the devils win it 28-7 i can in the believe clemens lost to duke. the nation's top auto workers union, they are vowing to strike if they don't reach a contract agreement with the big three automakers. >> we knew that but president biden out of nowhere yesterday down played the threat which could cost our billions of

dollars in a father of days. >> griff: alexandria hoff in washington to kick things off for us. >> vehicle prices inflated with just about everything else right now, the consequences of a potential strike are very real. the united auto workers strike suspect in just nine days. president biden spoke with confidence about the situation yesterday. >> mr. president, are you worried about an auto strike? >> no, i'm not worried about [inaudible] i don't think it's going to happen. >> union leadership offering a bit of confusion about the president's response. uaw's president stated i'm shocked by that ction are a. he must know something we don't know. 146,000 member union has hefty demands for the big three automakers, seeking 46% pay raise. 40 hours of week of pay for 32 hours work plus they want pensions restored. automakers argue that these demands are unrealistic with competition froms tesla and foreign automakers right now.

remember, president biden has called himself the most pro-liberal president in history. spending yesterday in philadelphia touting bidenomics as he calls it. >> the guy who held this job before me was just one of two presidents in history. one of two presidents who left office with fewer jobs in america than when he got elected office. the last guy here, he didn't build a damn thing. >> well, the president has not built economic faith according to the "wall street journal" poll. 34% feel the same on inflation. former president trump weighed in on truth social writing the great state of michigan will not have an auto industry anymore if joe biden's crooked concepts of all electric cars goes into effect. united auto workers vote for trump. president biden will need the support of labor unions to win a second tropical storm. united auto workers have so far held back on offering an endorsement to the president.

guys? >> steve: alex, this is a different kind of threat from the united auto workers because because the big three in the united states, all voted, you know, in the upper 90's of their membership, yep, if we don't get the stuff we are going on strike, what, september 14th? >> september 1st. these are hefty ghapsdz. the union has acknowledged that as well. you are talking about 46% pay raise. this is a time when unions are coming in really strong with some of their demands. we saw what happened with u.p.s. and others. so this a time when labor unions want to show their strength. the president says he has long been behind them but so far has not interestingly won over the endorsement of the united auto workers union. >> ainsley: any chance they will compromise 46% increase in pay is steep. >> yeah. that's something that the union's president, when he was offering that reaction to the president's reaction, he said maybe the president knows that these auto workers are going to come in and strike a deal with us last minute. maybe he knows that and maybe we

are ready to settle. the unions when they authorize a strike the goal ♪ to strike it's to reach deal. hopefully a compromise is on the table. >> griff: maybe he is in for a rude awakening if the uaw doesn't get what they want. thank you. >> ainsley: she put up the truth social what donald trump said on truth social and she read a portion of it. the very last portion of it says choice in schools and choice in cars. people want the option. they want to have the option to have the hybrid or have the electric car if that's what they want or a gas guzzler if that's what they want. >> steve: right. trump feels and a lot of people feel like like the administration is jamming the ev vehicles around our throats. >> ainsley: we are not prepared people say. >> steve: certainly the infrastructure ♪ there hard to find a place to plug in your car. the united auto worker has a long record of backing democrats including joe biden when he ran for president back in 2020. the uaw is angered that the

administration has been pumping a lot of tax money into ev suppliers. and so, you know, a number of other unions have already jumped on the joe biden re-election bandwagon. not the united auto workers. not only are they trying to extract something from the big three car make makers. they are trying to extract somebody from joe biden. >> he is saying at love things that we have already opened the show with to another things he said the cover of the "new york post" today lie board day. that's a reference to on the inside. >> labor day? >> ainsley: labor day. >> liebor day. he said he cut the deficit $1.7 trillion. but the fact-checkers say maybe not so. the committee for responsible budget kind of the referee in these things, predicts that when that fiscal year ends in 25 days from now. it's going to show it's more.

$2 billion. >> steve: 2 trillion. >> ainsley: 1.7 trillion. they are saying no at the end of this month we will see that it's up $2 trillion. mike pence was on the campaign trail and says he was criticizing biden's run away spending. the economy is in a downward spiral. and exploding federal deficit, inflation and erasing any wage increases. that's the thing he could say i cut it 1.7 trillion. but when you factor in erase guilty any wage increases and spending and spending money we don't have then that increases it another $2 trillion. >> also, over the weekend, the "wall street journal" came out with a poll and i'm sure you saw a little bit of it, head to head, donald trump and joe biden are tied right now. and the question is joe biden too old to run for president? 73% of americans say yes. he is just too darn old. he made a joke about his age yesterday when he was doing a labor union event.

>> president you are 89 you will live to be 90. [cheers] >> oh. [laughter] >> i will tell you what, someone said, you know, that biden, he's getting old, man, i tell you what. well, guess what? , guess what? the only thing that comes with age is a little bit of wisdom. [cheers] >> i have been doing this longer than anybody, and guess what? i'm going to continue to do it with your help. [cheers] >> he is not old. is he really wise. getting wiser every day. also in that poll, donald trump has more vision for the future and has a better record of accomplishments by a little bit over joe biden. meanwhile, voters voted donald trump as less honest and less likeable than joe biden. and one of the people who did the polls said voters are

looking for a change. neither leading candidate is the change they are looking for that is what maker thiessen said on "special report." >> look how he has declined in the last 15 months and imagine what he is going to be 15 months from now. but the other reality is a similar number of americans don't think that donald trump should be the nominee of the republican party, the speaking clear to both parties seven in 10 don't want a biden parity rematch both parties stick their fixers in the air singing na na na, i can't hear you, i can't hear you. >> ainsley: if that is true why so many supporting donald trump. is he the clear cut winner. he is saying the majority of republicans. i disagree with that the majority of the polls want donald trump. >> griff: one of the things mentioned significant in this poll by 11 points those voters

said that trump with 51% compared to 41% for biden had accomplishment, a record of accomplishment. had done things. you just heard a moments ago that last guy didn't do anything. 512040 says he didn't. other thing about this age go deep in the poll they asked whether or not trump or biden were mentally up to the job. there is age. we are all going to decline. it's a question that differs for everybody when that hits 36% compared of biden. they see trump as more mentally fit with a stronger record of accomplishment, some very telling details. >> they also asked if that poll if they approver disprove of joe biden doing on let's say the economy and almost 60% say they disapprove prove. it was 59%. when it comes to inflation and

rising costs 63% disapprove. those are the issues. >> steve: right. also, there are legal issues that hang over donald trump. and in the "wall street journal" poll, a majority of the people who responded viewed donald trump's actions a after the 2020 election as an illegal effort to stop congress from declaring joe the winner. so, a majority said meh, that's bad. >> say they are allowed to you question whether or not it's a fair election. democrats have done that democrats now using is it the 114th amendment, section 3 because of insurrection. because of january 6th he should not be on the ballots. >> griff: this is all brand new facts that the many thousands that were stranded in that burning man festival will be learning about because, finally people are escaping that festival in nevada after officials lifted a driving ban put in place after the heavy rain and thick mud trapped the

attendees. >> ainsley: the slow crawl out of the nevada desert comes as we learn more about a man who died on the festival grounds on friday night. >> steve: todd piro joins us right now live from studio m. with the details. >> good morning to all three of you, thousands finally escaping burning man after getting trapped on festival grounds due to ankle deep mud that made it virtually impossible to drive through. causing 7 hour traffic jam on the single road getting out of the grounds. happened nmentd desert. some of them plan on staying until tomorrow morning. more burning man for you, folks. officials warning visitors to wait to leave in order to ease congestion. told to shelter in place and ration their food and water after two to three months of rain fell in just 24 hours turning the typically bone dry grounds into a giant puddle of mud. meantime police investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 32-year-old man which is not believed to be

weather related. officials revealing, quote: due to the unusual rain event happening on the access to the area, an investigation investigators were delayed. unofficial end of the event unfolding overnight with the ceremonial burning of a giant wood evidence gee otherwise known as burning of the man. back to you. >> griff: what does that mean? why do they burn the man? >> this is my nightmare, griff. i was telling carley to combine mud with no showers and the overall crowd and dirtiness, absolute nightmare. >> ainsley: not your thing. a lot of celebrities were there walked the five miles out. kid rock. >> ainsley: i wrote an article saying he walked the five miles he was the first to go. >> steve: i saw him in the truck. >> ainsley: in the back of the truck with dennis rodman. >> steve: sounds a lot like woodstock back in the day. >> i wouldn't have wanted to be there if i was born 9 years

earlier. i would have been an infant there weird. >> steve: woodstock without music no bands. >> ainsley: not your thing. would you choose to leave and get in that seven hour traffic or would you choose to just stay an extra day and let the traffic clear out. >> todd: that's a really tough question. i really hate traffic. which one of these parade of horribles. >> ainsley: i bet you don't want to mud upyour car, right? >> todd: that's right. ainsley crushing it this morning. >> ainsley: going to mud upyour car regardless no showers there. >> todd: never going to go to so i eliminate it. >> steve: like the world's worst boy scout campout. >> ainsley: griff are there good bands he said no. >> griff: no. >> steve: thank you, todd. >> todd: no problem. >> steve: tuesday that feels like a monday. crime fighting solution to vaporize retail theft how it works with that puff of fog.

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>> carley: we are backy your headlines, sta starting with developing news in pennsylvania. search for convicted murderer who escaped from prison last thursday. officers revealing the fugitive has been spotted four times since breaking outs including by a trooper who tried chasing the before slipping away. cavalcante illegal migrant from brazil where he is also wanted on murder charges. troopers broadcasting a message from his mom asking her to surrender. first lady jill biden is resting at home in rehoboth beach, delaware after testing positive for covid-19. second time catching the virus despite being double vaccinated and twice boosted. the white house says she is experiencing mild symptoms. president biden tested negative and is now back in washington. and did you see this? duke stunning the college football world last night with a massive upset against the ninth

ranked clemson tigers he tracks him down and maybe saves a touchdown. >> carley: the blue devils blocking two field goals and forcing three turnovers in the 28-7 win. duke fans in disbelief and so was clemens coach dabo sweeney. >> an disappointing loss in honestly all my years of football this was the first time clemson lost acc opener since 2014. those are your headlines. and everybody stormed field, guys, which you love to see. >> makes it exciting. >> duke blue devils were very excited about that. i went to the rival school south carolina i'm thinking maybe there is hope for us this year.

we actually did not win our game either. i usually pull for clemson when they're not playing for north carolina because i do like dabo. this is astonishing. >> griff: my daughter went to georgia i'm happy they lost. >> ainsley: georgia is a good school. business owners across the country racked by thefts and shoplifters leaving them helpless. >> griff: last year alone stores lost nearly 940 billion with a b retail theft. that number is projected to top $115 billion in the next few years. >> steve: what are businesses going to do. next guest offering solution with new antitheft system deploying heavy fog like you see right there aimed at stopping the thieves in their tracks so they can't see anything they are trying to steal or how to get out. with more on how it works here is dance u.s.a. president mike eagle. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this is a brilliant idea. where did it come from? >> actually it start in the eu.

northern europe came up with this about 20 years ago or. so and we were fortunate to bring it to the united states and canada. >> ainsley: how does it work? we're looking at the video right now. does someone have to press a button and the sphog released. >> no, brilliantly it ties directly into the alarm system. when the alarm system activates the fog deploys and the criminals leave. >> so, mike, talk to me about -- so, in a scenario, hypothetical scenario thieves come in start smashing the counters and grabbing stuff. you deploy the fog, but what about the customers in there that then are in total shock? >> yeah, typically in the united states we are allowed to do this as kind of a smash and grab for overnights. there are a few municipalities that will allow us to do this during the daytime when customers are there. this is really an overnight deterrent for the huge smash and grabs where they are going into the retail stores en masse.

we do have some retail stores deploy this during the day. the beauty it's a dry dense fog that really is benign. the only thing you can't see it to steal it. whether there is employees or customers in the store. as long as you are communicating that and letting folks know to just stay in place. they will be just fine. >> ainsley: mike, share a story with us. where has it worked? we are in 80 countries around the world very effective in brazil they put it in the atm pods. that's one of the things we are working on so that atm pods can't get blown out literally out of the walls. but high end jewelry, retail. gun stores. pawn stores. these are places where we are effectively being able to deploy this and prevent their assets from being stolen. >> steve: mike, i'm sure there are a number of business people would like more information.

how do they get it? >> density u.s.a..com. use our contact us form or 314-798-8747. we answer the phone on labor day. >> ainsley: you have u.s.a. in the name. we got to start using it in our country. steve. >> griff: like, what a great slogan if you can't see it, you can't steal it. >> it is brilliant. >> steve: thank you, mr. eagle. >> appreciate it, pleasure. >> ainsley: companies have lost $90 billion in retail theft estimating in it will be 115 billion. in 2025. >> steve: unbelievable. michigan police officer thought he was pulling over a reckless driver during rush hour but ended up saving a choking baby. >> help we got a baby. >> what do you mean? whether a do you mean? help! >> steve: ha hero cop who saved the day joins us live coming up. >> first, former president trump is dominating republican polls

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far left screen wise we have got independent voter, she is 21 years old, she goes to college right now alexandria chukwuma. center square democratic voter sammy robel low and screen right we have got republican voter shannon miller who is in law enforcement. good to have all of you. show of hands. can anybody tell me why they are tied right now? they are tied at 46%? why is that? >> well, like, i'm sorry. >> steve: ladies first. she held inher hand. followed instruction. >> same game we are four years ago stuck between choosing trump and biden. a lot of voters don't know what to expect. it's really early in the game. we will see. >> steve: it is early. go ahead. >> extremely early in the game. >> steve: it is. >> i understand as you look out at everybody and you are an independent. you like nikki haley. what is it about her. >> i do really like nikki haley. i feel like she has a lot of energy. she has strong leadership. she has a fantastic track record

and she chooses to prioritize the issues that myself and a lot of people within my generation care about. >> steve: can you explain why she is not in the top tier right now. she is kind of in the middle of the back. >> her performance in the primary debates really did impress me and i think she does have time to make up the discrepancy between the polling. so i hope she does. >> steve: sammy, you like r.f.k. jr.? >> yes. i will be voting for r.f.k. but going back to that poll real quick, i got a question what was the voter pool that they got are because from my vantage point i don't see biden tied with trump right now. i think i see trump has a small lead because biden's leadership. i think it's been lacking. >> steve: during the commercial you told me that a lot of democrats who you know -- >> -- yes. >> steve: are going to vote for trump. >> if given the choices between trump and biden. a lot of people that i know on

the democratic side will probably end up voting for trump. >> shannon you like ron desantis. >> i love ron desantis. i think he is great. he shows strong leadership in so many fronts. in florida he is crushing it. i mean, is he doing more than i expected him to do is itedy of of a trump biden rematch hits you how? >> i'm not comfortable with it. i think that i have so many questions in reference to trump and his indictment his head is not in the game. it's not that i'm against him. i just don't see him focusing on what we really need for the country. >> steve: alexandra, what about one of the things that donald trump has made very clear and a number of republicans in talking about what the legal panel that donald trump is facing there are two tiers of justice. if you are a democrat. you are on one tier and if you are a republican another.

do you agree with that? >> that's an interesting statement. justification behind that personally. i'm not interested in the personal blood sports. i want to see a leader who cares about the issues that actually impact me and my future. >> steve: sure. sammy, what are the issues that impact you the most? >> well, the ukraine war. the economy, immigration. we're have a grade d or f on those issues. it's happening on biden's watch. it's time for change. >> steve: shannon? >> right now i currently care about the n.j. elections so i need a leader that's actually going to actually move forward, whales are dying on the beaches. kids are being sexualized in schools. parents on the it chopping block for parental rights. kills pocketbooks. we have a governor that's terrible. >> steve: right. and i live in emergency as well. >> all these progressiveness is being like the views and being shoved down our throats and i mean, i need a president that's

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>> griff: do you see this? the mexican government placing a piece of the berlin wall just a stone's throw from the u.s. mexico border in tijuana in a clear message to border security advocates in america. the tijuana mayor saying this quote: why in tiawain that? how many families have shed blood, labor and their lives to get past the wall. the social and political conflict is different than the berlin wall but it's a wall at the end of the day and a wall is always a spinks that divides and bloodies nations. heritage foundation senior

fellow mike gonzalez is here to react to it. hey, mike, thanks for joining us this morning. what do you make of this? i saw this over the weekend and i was like what are they doing? i have spent a lot of time in tijuana the migrant camp there the tijuana and san diego communities have crossed trade and all of a sudden it seems just like sort of a political stunt. >> yeah, hi, griff, that's exactly what it is. it's a stunt, and a silly one at that. the comparison just holds no water as anyone -- as everyone knows the berlin wall was built by east germany, a failed communist state to stop its people from leaving east germany in 1961. three and a half million people had fled to the prosperous west, west berlin and west germany and east germany dec decided it couo longer have that it wouldn't have a state. to say keep people in, a secure u.s. border would keep people who are not authorized to be

here out opposite. we are the prosperous free place people want to ocome to and say as any sovereign nation would you can only come here if you are authorized. so a secure u.s. border would do that obviously we don't have that. we haven't had that in the entirety of the biden administration because biden for reasons that only he and his administration knows decided to undo everything trump had done and threw the border open. i think an estimate of 6 million people have come through so far in his administration. our wall meant to keep people out like the murderers and rapist and everything else. along with just the overwhelming unprecedented numbers of people that don't want to seek legal pathways want to come illegally. "the washington post" putting out 175,000 last monday of which 91,000 plus were actually family

units. i don't know if you have an insight on whether we are headed but it seems to me we are right back at the highest days of the crisis that we saw just months ago. >> who knows who is come in. you know, griff, i was at the u.s. border and the rio i can't understand 1r5e8 earlier this year. and i spoke to a businessman from brownsville. he told me he had just spoken to 10 russians. 10 rugs who had just come across the border who spoke perfect spanish because they came from venezuela where they were based. somebody else pointed me another part of the rio grande valley where they had caught 100 chinese coming in. these are our enemies. these are our adversaries, russia, china, cuba, iran. who knows who is coming in. in is a present danger, griff. >> griff: it is, indeed. mike, i was doing a live shot in brownsville chinese migrants walking through my live shot having just crossed. this really caught my eye, now you have christian parents in

mexico burning books that they say are very socialistic, communism. there are gender neutral. some of what we see in books here. they are seeing there and parents by the thousands are saying no. we don't want it. >> it's the same thing that is happening here. i have traveled crisscross across the country for years. in mexico, too. the situation in mexico is that the marxist government of obrador introduced the new mexican school which is teaching all the bad things we are teaching to our children. i was working with a think tank in mexico city last night mother land this and they sent me some of the slides that showing sexually to kids in the fifth grade. your producer was told me thanks for sending this but we can't show this on live tv it's too

graphic. >> griff: unbelievable. mike, thank you for taking the time. have a great rest of your day and update us if you get some more of those materials because we want to follow that same thing happening south of the border happening here in this country. thanks, mike. >> thanks, griff. >> griff: carley send it over to you. >> the fbi is teaming up with authorities in south carolina to investigate a possible link between the suspected gilgo beach serial killer and mother who vanished in 2017. federal agents join the case after the woman's daughter says her mom, julia beaten was last seen with a man resembling rex heuermann. the accused killer does own property in south carolina about 90 minutes from the area where disappeared. so far deputies have not found evidence linking the two cases. the first impeachment trial in texas history is set to get underway today for state attorney general ken paxton. he faces 20 counts of corruption but his lawyers argue there is no evidence of wrongdoing.

paxton was impeached by the state's republican led house back in may. if enough state senate republicans vote to convict, even on just one charge, paxton will be barred from office. and listen to this here, a bride to be breaking down in tears after discovering a piece of her late father's t-shirt sewn into her wedding dress. >> >> yearbook. >> thank you. >> that is amazing. the surprise orchestrated by her mother featured a blue heart with the father's handwriting that said i love you natalie. the bride said she couldn't have imagined a more special way to have her dad with her on her wedding day and those are your headlines, janice, how incredible is that? >> oh my goodness. i don't even know what to say.

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a lot of back-to-school today, griff? >> griff: take that pumpkin spice latte, 90's all up and down the eastern seaboard. >> unless it's iced. >> griff: a michigan police officer thought he was pulling over a reckless driver during rush hour but ends up saving a choking baby. the hero cop joins us, next. >> help, we got a baby dying. >> what do you mean? >> help! help! >> let me see.

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because i think about all the sacrifices that he made to give me the opportunity to stand here and to be able to report on democracy. >> griff: back now with some sports headlines. today, three american men will compete in the u.s. open quarterfinals for the first time in 2005. francis, ben shelton and taylor fritz guaranteeing we will have at least one american in this year's semifinals. tfo will face shelton which fritz is set to square off

against novak djokovic. don't forget about the women coco gauff on fire hoping to punch her ticket into the women's sim semis: rookie royce lewis continuing his hot start with his third grand slam in the last 8 games. >> there's a high fly ball deep left field and mr. grand slam has returned for the minnesota twins. >> griff: it's gone. lewis has only been in the majors for 44 games. the third baseman had six runs batted in against cleveland in the 20-6 victory. is he going to be a big star. ainsley, over to you. >> all right. thank you so much, griff. a michigan police officer who thought that he was pulling over a reckless driver going nearly 80 miles per hour ends up saving an 18-month-old baby who was choking. watch this. >> help, we got a baby.

>> what do you mean? >> help help. >> what do you mean? >> no, no. >> he's getting air. he's getting air. i can feel it. listen. listen. listen. >> warren police officer brenden frazier joins us now. good morning to you, officer. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> thanks for coming on, what do you think when you watch that video back? >> watching it it's kind of it's overwhelming, watching it actually that's happened now. >> ainsley: what happened? tell us how this all unfolded. >> there was a group of officers, myself included that was specific area looking for distracted driving for the new laws that went into effect in michigan a couple months back. this driver just happened to cross paths with our enforcement

area he was traveling well above the speed limit that's how we ended up having contact with each other baby's uncle that fell to the ground overcome emotion is that the mom we hear screaming? >> yeah. >> you put the baby on your forearm. give the baby a few pats and you felt the baby start to breathe again? >> pretty much, yeah. and he gives him -- i give him a couple back blows. i don't know if he had something lodged in his throat or choking on his own spit. i'm not sure but it was -- it felt like saliva and spit that came out. you could see in the unredacted video with due respect to the family, they asked that we remove the face but in unredacted a lot of spit around his mouth stuff like that. >> you are definitely a hero. this baby a chance at a

wonderful life now. will probably have a wonderful life because you saved his life. how do you feel today and what -- have you talked to the family? i'm sure they are so grateful. >> i mean, my partners deserve just as much credit as i do. i mean, because we were all just in the right place at the right time. i haven't specifically talked to the family. i know another officer at our department has done some follow-up. he told me that the baby is back at home with the family. >> ainsley: that's wonderful news. what do we do when we are in a situation like this? they live i think you said less than a mile from the hospital. they were about a mile away. every second counts like this. the baby not have made it to the hospital. what advice do you have if a mom or dad is watching and something like this happens to them? >> i would say just call 911. and the chances of somebody being close to your house is pretty great i would say just call 911 and let the trained

professionals handle it. >> ainsley: officer brendan frazier you are a hero. thank you for doing such fabulous job. you are so humble, too. of course you are that's what makes you a hero thank you god bless. >> thanks for having me. >> ainsley: you are welcome. >> the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> kim jong un reportedly flanking to meet with russian president putin about sending weapons to moscow. >> what do you think about kim jong un going to russia, sir? >> >> this is the extension of the unholy alliance the new axles of evil. >> that biden is getting old, man, i tell you what. >> is biden too old to run for president? 73% say yes. 22% say no. >> both parties seem to be sticking their fingers in the air saying nah nah nah i can't hear you, i can't hear. >> you when the alarm system activates the fog deploys, and the criminals leave. >> stores lost an estimated $86 billion from retail thefts just last year. >> really an