>> right. so over land has asked her not to attend certain events. >> unwashed. >> this would never happen to a men's coach who stood up for male players. >> all i can say is when you have two men's competing in the women's final in >> carley: president biden foreign policy is being put to the test. our enemies align against the western world, arms negotiations between north korea and russia are advancing and threat from china remains high. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. the president heading to the g 20 summit and xi jinping says he won't go. and antony blinken is heading to

indonesia. >> carley: 55% of voters disapprove of president biden on foreign policy. lucas tomlinson joins us. good morning. >> lucas: good morning, antony blinken arrived in ukraine for meetings with top shall ifs to announce more funding as u.s. shores up more support for ukraine, russia is turning to north korea. something vice president harris weighed in on moments ago in indonesia. >> i think it is ill-advised for there to be any collaboration between russia and north korea. i'm concerned about it. we are concerned about it. >> lucas: at the white house, national security advisor sullivan says arm you can tas

are advancing and provide warning. >> attacking grain silo and heating infrastructure of major cities heading into winter to conquer territory that belongs to another sovereign nation will not reflect well on north korea. >> the department of treasury sanctioned entities involved in this deal and we will not take sanctions off the table. >> lucas: united states exha exhausted -- for ukraine, sending cluster rounds, russia is having problems producing ammunition. there is air big stock pile in north korea. >> i'm worried about the amount of ammunition they could provide, particularly artillery, they can provide thousands and

thousands of rounds that will allow russia to stretch the war out in ukraine. >> lucas: north korean president kim jong-un is expected to visit russia to visit putin. >> carley: lucas tomlinson, thank you. emoegszal moment at white house as helicopter pilot larry taylor wipes away tears while being awarded the medal of honor from 1968. he flew to heavy enemy file to save four members stuck in a rice field about to be overrun biviet cong troops. he landed a patrol team. the only place they could fit so

he could take them to safety. >> president biden: larry did everything to answer and rewrote the fate of four families for generations to come, that is valor. that is valor. >> carley: during his army career, taylor flew more than 2000 combat missions, earning 43 air medals and hopefully he has room on the shelf for one more. >> todd: president biden did say that well saying he rewrote the future of the family. to the u.s. open, ben shelton upsets, frances tiafoe in the battle of the quarterfinals. >> what a shot. [cheering]

>> shelton win makes him youngest american to reach u.s. open semi, since michael chang. he will face novak djokovic tomorrow. to the ladies now, gauff dominating her quarterfinal match winning in straight sets, reaching her first semifinal, becoming first american team to do so since serena. and keys looks to join gauff after her match today. former president donald trump went to iowa for the game between hawkeyes and cyclones. trump's former acting attorney general, former hawkeye tight end, matt whitaker announcing we're thrilled to invite donald trump to the iowa state football game this weekend. president trump attended in

2015. fellow gop challengers, hutchinson and vivek ramaswamy have announced plans to attend the big game on saturday. what channel would it be on? >> carley: only on fox. >> todd: that is right, heck of a lineup. >> carley: do i get an a plus? >> todd: we also have the colorado game, we have dideion sanders. another twist in hunter biden. zeroing in on alejandro mayorkas for tipping hunter biden off about his investigation. >> carley: and kicking off this thursday. they said millions lose their job and economy would collapse,

this president got to work. >> carley: biden-harris reelection campaign is rolling out a new ad campaign. we have a first-hand look with deputy editor kaylee mcgee white coming up live in the studio. ♪

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>> todd: james comer issues six new subpoenas. >> carley: big names being called, including alejandro

mayorkas, james comer gave the details to brooke singman, who join us. >> brooke: chairman comer reached out to dhs and secret service? june as part of investigation of the hunter biden investigation. comer is subpoenaing documents from homeland security alejandro mayorkas and two secret service officials and three officials from dhs. comer says department of justice initiated the cover-up and dhs is complicit in it. investigators were never able to interview hunter biden during the criminal investigation because secret service headquarters were tipped off about the plan interview. this alleged tipoff happened in december of 2020. hunter was being investigated for two misdemeanors, failure to

pay taxes, firearm charges and more. the investigation into hunter biden actually started years ago. listen. >> the irs investigation into hunter biden, which we heard from whistleblowers was leading directly to joe biden was obstructed. we've been obstructed by the biden attorney and department of justice, by homeland security, obstructed by the media and democratsa the house oversight committee, fbi and the list goes on. >> brooke: jim jordan says house republicans are ready to take the next steps at president biden. we want facts for the country so we know whether we need to go to impeachment inquiry. we need that phase of oversight work. >> brooke: dhs officials say they were trying to cooperate

with comer before the subpoena, we'll see if they comply and what house republicans do about the impeachment inquiry. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you so much. let's bring in kaylee mcgee white, restoring america editor. what do you think about the subpoenas and where the investigation is going? >> the better question, who was not involved in this biden family cover-up. we have had reports about the doj coming up with a sweetheart plea deal and seemed like everyone was involved in it. and now the biden transition team was tipped off. we don't know why the fbi interview of hunter biden did not take place. it is not clear how this fell apart. around the same time hunter biden legal team went to the doj and warned them if hunter biden was interviewed, they would put

joe biden on the stand. there was a clear threat delivered to the doj around the same time. again, better question is who was not involved in this? hope we will get to the bottom of that with the subpoenas. >> todd: that is the question, you wonder how far the cover-up goes, doj, fbi. what i'm confused about, what does alejandro mayorkas have to do with hunter biden? why was he subpoenaed? obviously comer knows something, care to hazard a guess at why alejandro mayorkas? >> he could be directing the secret service to inform the biden team. there are a lot of layers and alejandro mayorkas has been biden's point man on the border crisis, is it shocking to believe he is the point man on other allegations? the real question for james comer, are we going to enforce

the subpoenas? if these people fail to comply to give a deposition, that is a misdemeanor, they could be charged with contempt of congress. do republicans have the spine to enforce subpoenas and make it happen? >> carley: there is this push to launch impeachment inquiry into joe biden and that could play well at home for congressional republicans. others say that would only juice joe biden's campaign. what do you think about that? >> it is a difficult balance. impeachment inquiry never go down well in the public. this scandal may be so important republicans need to bite the bullet and accept swing voters aren't going to like it, but the public deserve transparency. >> todd: we cannot have a president when he was vice president exchanging policy for money thachl cannot happen.

president biden kicking off new ad campaign on opening night of the n.f.l. take a look. inflation is down 3%, unemployment lowest in decades. president biden is getting results that matter. >> todd: he is focused on the economy, will that commercial change the mind and heart and reality of people when they go to the gas pump and grocery store and see prices not coming down, really staying high over course of the last 2-1/2 years? >> it doesn't matter how much the biden administration spends on ads, they contradict what is happening to americans. this ad biden is putting out, everything is a direct lie. one line at the end, he claims he's make america energy independent again. who believes that? no one, we see it reflected in

gas prices. look at polling, 30% approval for handling of the economy, those numbers aren't going to change. >> carley: this is part of $25 million ad campaign that will run during thursday night football. you have a sneak peek here, exciting stuff. thank you for joining us. >> carley: from the economy to crime, under joe biden watch this video we're about to show you might be hard to watch. a 60-year-old woman is attacked boo i a suspect with a history of assaulting police officers. he is still on the loose and we have the latest into the investigation. >> todd: that story is horrific. alex murdaugh wants a new murder trial over claims of jury tampering, so does he have a case? we're breaking it down, the bombshell accusation we learnedm

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>> carley: back with an update on the brutal subway beating of a 60-year-old woman. this video might be hard to watch >> the nypd identifying the attacker as career criminal northon blake. he is accused of hitting the bronx resident 60 times, only stopping when the cane broke. police let the suspect go after hearing conflicting stories about the beating. the victim's daughters it hurts, that man could have killed my mother. you all did nothing, i have a problem with that, he shouldn't be on the streets. many are criticizing bystanders for filming instead of stepping in to help.

it is becoming the daniel penny effect. >> perhaps this is what happens after the daniel penny indictment. men who put guys in choke holds are not celebrated, they are charged with murder. a black woman was viciously beaten and the naacp is silent, aoc silent, the white house is silent. this violence is perpetuated by the defund movement. >> carley: penny says he placed jordan neely in a choke hold. he faces 19 years in prison if convicted. penny is due in court october 25th. >> todd: this city is a mess, speaking of mes, one for

prosecution. attorney for convicted killer alex murdaugh filing motion for a new trial. they say the court clerk, rebecca hill tampered with the jury. >> aftermath of the verdict, we received information that we needed to look into what happened in the jury room. we started down that road and we met a zone of silence, no jurors would speak to us. the clerk of court wrote her book and published her book, that silence collapsed and jurors were more than willing to come forward and tell us things we had heard through a whisper campaign. >> todd: murdaugh legal team says after verdict and before sentencing, ms. hill pressured the jurors to travel to new york city on the today show.

a criminal defense attorney joins me now. if these allegations are true, how catastrophic is this for the prosecution, which i should add, did nothing wrong here. >> right. good morning. it is a gut punch to the prosecution, if true. i heard here is post-judgement motion sake which criminal defendants do all the time, they have nothing, but time. these allegations are stub stanative and damning, i can only believe the lead prosecutor is not happy. they did nothing wrong. this elected public official was leaning on the jury heavily during the trial, at time murdaugh was testifying, during the view of the property and during the deliberation. >> todd: hill, court clerk, allegedly told jurors not to be

fooled by alex murdaugh's testimony. regardless of whether you think he did this or not, it is nobody's job but the lars in the courtroom to convince jurors one way or the other through opening and closing statements. it is not the court clerk's duty, it is exactly the opposite of that, it is unconscionable that she did it. have you ever seen anything like this? >> i have never seen anything like it, i would venture to guess the prosecutors have never seen anything like it. the prosecution is going to try to uphold this verdict. the process matters and the process has to be fair. no matter how overwhelming the evidence was, no matter how overwhelming the judge says the

evidence was, the process has to be fair. did she do anything material to the defense case that hurt their case. it seems like if these can be proven, she might have. >> todd: we don't need a full court calendar, what does each side do from here? >> what they are requesting is a hearing, there is procedural wrangling. first stay the appeal of the conviction itself and be a decision from the judge based on whether or not this will occur. it will be evidentiary issue. this may be the tip of the iceberg, this clerk may have been communicating with jurors other ways, e-mail, text, there

remains a lot to be seen. if this gets to hearing, i think it will get to a hearing and wouldn't be surprised if he got a new trial, assuming this is true. >> todd: this is a shocker, we'll all be paying attention. big city and small town struggling to keep enough officers on the street and philadelphia police commissioner is latest top cop to turn in the badge. here are solutions for collapse of law and order in joe biden's america. >> carley: america has not forgotten president biden's promise to visit the people of eastern ohio. we will tell you what the white house just said 200 days later. >> i'm not sure if government agents are lying to us, not sure, no federal help from the president on cleanup or

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>> carley: philadelphia police commissioner is stepping down as police departments face staffing shortages across the country. >> any reaction -- >> one at a time, please. >> i wish her well, she did a

good job in a time of civil unrest, of donald trump for four years, did a great job and made good changes and we're on the right path of reduction in homicide and shootings. i wish her well. >> carley: mark lamb is running for u.s. senate seat and joins me now. good morning to you. thank you for coming to the studio. what do you think? she says this resignation is voluntary. if true, she is not the only one to want out. >> they are making it impossible to work anymore. chiefs have to response to mayors. he said she had to deal with four years of president trump. these folks undermine the rule of law and do not hold people accountable. we are seeing effects in philadelphia, new york, chicago and it is making it hard for people to come to work in this

amazing profession under those circumstances. >> carley: media focuses on what is going on in big cities that is not working, what is going on in pinellas county that is? >> we have a good county attorney that holds people accountable. we treat people with respect and uphold constitutional rights. i can't control what the federal government does, that is why i am running for senate. a lot of this has to be taken to the federal level. if we're going to fix the border, fix the economy, it starts in the federal government. >> carley: local level has a big element to that and local level, we are in the midst of a major police shortage. officer resignations up 47% last

year compared to 2019. if that continues, what happens? >> we are in you believe tr, guys that are retiring know how to do the job. the new generation may not know how to do that job very well. we are doing good in pinellas county. if you break the law, we will chase you, find you and hold you accountable. we protect people's constitutional rights. people want to live in my county because it is safer and they can be a police officer. >> carley: we often have you on, on sunday, matamoras shut down. the u.s. consulate had to shut down. this happens all the time. >> it does. american people have no idea

level of violence the cartel exact on common citizens in mexico. this is not uncommon for them and it is starting to still over into america and that is what americans need to realize, trans national criminal organizations, violence they have learned to use for fear, that is spilling over more and more to america and it is coming to a city near you. >> carley: so true and people forget feet away from the southern border, it is a war zone with drug cartel and mexican military and local law enforcement. how much more enriched have drug cartels gotten since joe biden entered office? >> they are estimated to be making 13 billion. drugs have increased, but what has been the game-changer is

open border and their ability to traffic and smuggle human beings, they have gone from 500 million to 13 billion off of human beings, trafficking them into america. >> carley: not just people from south america, china, russia, middle east. the issue we just don't know who is in our country right now and in all states, not just border ones. >> i heard a statistic the other day, border patrol telling me from special interest countries, countries why they don't love america, they are only vetting 5% of people. we don't have any idea who we are letting into this country, whether they love america, whether they are terrorists and that should be alarming. >> carley: so much going on, you forget details that are shocking. sheriff lamb, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> todd: president biden wants the country to know he is

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>> todd: remember when president biden called the pandemic over? he is masking up again evera the first lady tested positive. >> carley: the white house says he will only remove it when he is safely distance from others. cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: here we go again with the mask mandate. there has been a slight uptick in covid cases in the country. now president biden is facing criticism for pushing mask mandates while there is an election coming up issue just to be clear, next year temperature is happening in different spots across the country. this is d.c. area public school bringing back mask mandates for

third graders from rosemary hill elementary. principal says additional masks have been given out and will be requirement to mask up for next 10 days. masks will be optional following that 10-day period and forcing students to leave campus if they test positive for covid, even if they live in a single room. senator rand paul says enough is you have in, listen. >> it is a crime against children, never put our kids back in mask. in america, not one healthy child died from covid, not one, the number is zero. >> cheryl: i know plenty of new yorkers who can't wait to put

masks back on. >> todd: masks don't work, why are we doing this again? switching gears, 40% vacation is not enough for the president to find time in his busy schedule to visit east palestine. >> cheryl: he is getting criticized for not going, the train derailment two months old now, more than that, february 7, gosh. the residents are suffering. you both have talked to a couple residents. the white house is insisting the president will visit east palestine palestine. >> the president will go to east palestine, he will go. >> cheryl: the president claims he had a break to visit east palestine. >> president biden: i haven't had the occasion to go, a lot going on, i have not been able to break.

we are making sure east palestine has what they need. >> cheryl: how do the people of east palestine feel about this? this resident joined you on "fox and friends first" with reaction. >> i don't have hope anymore, i just think we are forgotten. there is chemicals all through our creek beds, our banks and the soil. there has been no federal help from the president on any kind of clean up or assistant to residents who may want to leave this space. >> cheryl: i'm correcting myself, february 7 is when this happened. there are initial pictures. residents are suffering and still reports of water issues and more and the president does not seem to have time. >> carley: and jd vance said if residents voted 70% for biden,

not trump, that visit would have happened. retired marine gery -- >> todd: gerry served in iraq and afghanistan and now hoping to flip that district. gerry leonard joins us now. why do you think you can flip this historically blue seat red? >> great question. i absolutely believe there is history in rhode island of republican representatives at the federal level. likely and chaffe come to mind and our back grounds are similar. if i tell my story, talk about principle before politics, service before self, it will resonate with voters. i think rhode island is tired of partisan politics and it is time for change and we are looking

for new leadership in washington, d.c. >> carley: when you see what is going on with north korean leader kim jong-un traveling to russia and china aggression against the united states, how would you meet those challenges? >> as a freshman congressman, i will think hard. we as americans need to be concerned what is happening abroad and what is happen nothing our own country. economically, i'm concerned, i don't think bidenomics is working for families and china is significant threat. we need to clean our own house up. i think the divisiveness is threatening us now and our economic debt is unsustainable. >> todd: if you were to win this special election, what does this say about republican chances on the whole nationally in 2024?

>> i think it is first step in the right direction. i absolutely believe that this election and i think next few elections we have aren't about you and i it is about our grandkids and great grandkids what kind of america we are leaving behind. >> todd: thank you for getting up with us, appreciate your time, best of luck in the campaign. 73% of americans think joe biden is too old to run for reelection and the white house is not sure how to spin it. watch. >> two-thirds of democrats think president biden is too old to run again. >> i can speak to a president who has experience. i can speak to a president who has done historic action and has delivered. >> todd: yeah, they are having trouble with this one. joe concha has trouble with nothing, on deck to respond.

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♪ >> todd: the white house down playing concerns voters have about biden's age and ability to lead. >> why do you think it is that a "wall street journal" poll two thirds of democrats think president biden is too old to run again? >> i can speak to a president who has experience. i can speak to a president who has done historic -- has taken historic action, and has delivered historic pieces of legislation. and that's important. >> joe concha is a fox news contributor and columnist for the messenger and he joins us now. and, joe, if i may, here is one more clipped from the press briefing yesterday between karine jean-pierre and peter doocy. watch. this president biden is the oldest president in u.s. history, why does the white house staff treat him like a baby. >> no one treats the president of the united states, the commander-in-chief like a baby.

>> if there is this book that says -- >> -- that's redeliberationless claim. >> what sounds like regime change in russia the president rather than own his he tweeted like a toddler was john kennedy ever babied like that. >> something we're not going to litigate here. something we're are not going to speak. to say. >> todd: shorten the stepping of air force 1 have trouble going up the steps. we have seen a president take nearly 380 vacation days since becomes president 223456 years ago. 380 for biden and for ronald reagan, reagan was there eight years to get to that number. we have seen time and again this is a president being treated like a guy who is too old to be president. and it's amazing to knee in a very bad way by the way how karine jean-pierre doesn't have the ability to prep for questions she knows must be

coming on daily basis. the polls are the polls. seven in 10. 8 in 10 americans think this president is too old to serve a second term. this was even a cnn poll out recently guys. two thirds of the country thinks it would be a disaster unquote if joe biden were to win a second term. at least america could sleep tight knowing kamala harris is your relief pitcher if joe biden were to step down or otherwise during second term. all republicans running for president, guys, need to hammer these points home this is what happens if this team gets a second term scenario a, scenario year b. >> i agree your overall point that kjp should have been prepared for the obvious question. on the same token, i don't know if there is much she could say to get people not believe what they see a president struggling more and more each day just to speak and participate in the process of democracy. meantime they could probably just blame trump for this because they blame trump for everything else including joy

behar blaming for the floods at burning man. >> watch. >> this is one of the many tragedies this summer due to climate change. >> yes. >> they better deal with this. >> fires. >> this is the number one existential problem. >> it rained three months worth over 24 hours. >> when i hear republicans say oh, it's not man made. it's not about fossil fuels. you know when trump was president all of that went up. fossil fuel usage went up. >> rexes went down. >> please don't vote for him. i'm begging you. >> so donald trump being president from 2017 to 2021, january-to-january is responsible for the flooding and mud at burning man 2023. >> yeah. these four ladies sitting around that table all take suvs to and from that particular studio. so maybe they're responsible as well. let's stop calling them ladies of "the view." this implies class. that is at a premium on this show with takes like this that donald trump caused the rain at

the burning man concert as if rain didn't exist before 2017 and, trust me, "the view" wants trump on the ballot just as much as cnn and nbc do. take soprano off the sopranos, mike white off breaking bad and todd piro off "fox & friends first." character 95% of the programming. >> carley: joy behar said it was a tragedy when people who attend burning man are like overwhelmingly rich and overwhelmingly white. so rain on a voluntary parade i wouldn't necessarily call a tragedy. >> todd: they may have missed the tragedy because they were off over the summer it was called maui when hundreds of people died. thousands lost their home. that's called a tragedy. >> carley: that is a very good point. joe, thank you so much for joining us. quote to leave it there we appreciate you. >> thank you. i got to go anyway third fantasy

football draft i have to prep up for. people say i have a problem. >> todd: it's ironic in the football break we were talking about fantasy football. >> carley: my husband did his draft yesterday i don't know if it was a success or not but i heard >> todd: all draft all kickers we will see what happens. thank you. "fox & friends" begins now. the great wednesday, everybody. >> secretary of state antony blinken on the ground in ukraine where he is expected to announce another billion dollars in u.s. aid. >> armed negotiations between russia and north korea are advancing. >> they will pay a price for. this house oversight committee looking for documents alleged tipoff regarding a planned hunter biden tax interview. >> we have been instructed every turn by the department of justice, the homeland security, the media, and the list goes on and on. >> he will be arrested and charged. >> disturbing new footage, a man seen beating a 60-year-old woman inside a new york city subway station for ov