that? >> streamed around the world, the song is "love transaction," and the other features lenny kravitz. >> brian: you are a deep guy. >> steve: ainsley, great job from iowa. >> ainsley: we had so much fun out here. >> brian: how great are these guys. >> bill: air force one set to arrive at the g20 in inlaid yeah where some of the biggest and most important leaders will be no shows. it's friday. good morning, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to our program. >> dana: great to be with you this morning. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." got a big show for you today. here we go. agenda includes reforming the world bank, strengthening ties between the world's largest economy. two of the biggest ones are

missing in action. >> bill: vladimir putin and xi sitting this one out. the president says he is disappointed in xi's decision. mike waltz says it's all by design >> sidelining some of these organizations that the u.s. has traditionally led and enhancing others that china has a leading role in. >> dana: following the president overseas it is his looming indictment of his son, hunter. special counsel suggesting it's imminent. how hunter's attorneys are responding. lucas tomlinson has the latest on the investigation. peter doocy is live from india. >> the treasury told us overnight that things with china, considering their economy, might not be as good as they seem or at the very least not as good as they have been the last couple years. >> china has quite a bit of

policy space to address these challenges. so we're monitoring the situation. i don't see it as having very significant direct impact on the united states. >> the motorcade snaking through the streets of new delhi will be at the same place but may not find themselves on the same page. for example, china may not sign on to reform the world bank. it would encourage developing companies to stop taking high interest loans from beijing. china and india will hesitate to emissions cut as they use coal-powered factories to grow their economies. russia isn't going to sign on to condemn russia's war in ukraine which could table a joint statement. >> the question is, will every country step up, be responsible

and constructive. the answer to that is yes, we'll get a joint statement. it is too soon to tell. >> as the biden team confronts growing concerns back home about his age, his schedule on this trip is grueling. the president has been in transit since 5:30 p.m. eastern last night. as soon as he lands he will have his first meeting with the indian prime minister. there will be limited press coverage of that and every other meeting. that's a preference of the host, not the white house. >> dana: keep pressing for it. the white house press corps will be doing that. >> bill: when the wheels hit down, poll after poll showing his approval is well underwaters. voters concerned about his age as well, especially democrats. jerry baker, the author of the new book american breakdown coming up here. good morning to you. 39% of a poll out of cnn.

democrats say he is not physically or mentally fit for the job in the years to come. >> not just democrats. huge numbers of independence and huge numbers of republicans. they are in the basement here. what must be worrying for the white house, nothing is really moving them up. economy is not in bad shape. inflation is a serious problem still but there is no indication that the president is able somehow to connect with people. these astonishing numbers that show 70% of americans think the president is too old or out of touch. word association and what they think about president biden, old, incompetent, incapable. we have never had a president who is held in such lowest steam by such a large majority of americans. >> dana: they aren't figuring out how to pivot. everybody can see what's

happening. the white house can say his accomplishments are amazing. wise, we can't keep up with him. when people see it day after day the white house press corps not being able to get a lot of media attention from president biden on this trip. i know that modi in india probably doesn't want press. it probably works in biden's favor as well. >> i think that's right. the white house -- you keep some of these ridiculous story that karine jean-pierre he has incredible energy. no one can keep up with him. nobody believes that. they ask us to believe a fiction. the president is 80 years old. if he did serve another term he would be 86 the ends of that term. everybody who has elderly relative knows what age does to people. when you are president of the united states it's magnified and they don't like people told --

>> bill: all indications are that he will go forward. is kamala harris ready for the big desk? she was asked whether or not she is ready for the big gig and here is how she answered. >> i'm answering your hypothetical. joe biden will be fine, so that is not going to come to fruition. every vice president understands that when they take the oath, that they must be very clear about the responsibility they may have to take over the job of being president. i am no different. >> bill: that was without laughing or chuckling. she will go on a college tour hitting arizona, georgia, michigan, north carolina, nevada, wisconsin, and virginia and they're all battleground states. >> the only thing i have to say that probably -- you see there and every time kamala harris

opens her mouth you see why people are so actually democrats think they have no choice but to stick with joe biden because as weak as biden is, as old as he is, as incapable as he seems to demonstrate. as unpopular as he is, every number that we see tells us that kamala harris is held in lower esteem by the american people. even by the recognition of people around her, people in the biden team. she has been a very weak vice president and people see her and they can't imagine what the country would be like with her as president. so we talk about a heartbeat away from the presidency. people have to pray as long as joe biden is president, that something doesn't happen to produce president kamala harris. whatever one thinks of her capabilities american people don't have confidence in her. that's a scary thought. >> bill: certain

responsibilities and she has seen what she has done or not done. >> dana: the battleground states and college towns is where they are making up the votes. >> look, if it's about getting out the democratic vote she does that. she doesn't appeal to independents. >> bill: look forward to the book. great to see you. >> dana: david weiss plans to indict hunter biden no later then september 29th after the collapse of a sweetheart plea deal. unclear whether the charges against him will involve a gun purchase from 2018. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more. >> according to the court filing the new indictment could come in three weeks at the earliest. capitol hill many republicans believe the gun charge is just one part of the hunter biden saga. >> i think it's the tip of the iceberg. we need to wait and see what the house investigation committees discover and see how deep this bribery accusations go.

i think that the gun issue is very, very small compared to what's really at stake. >> delaware's democratic senator says the focus should be on donald trump and says the current president has done nothing wrong. >> hunter biden is not on the ballot. former president trump is. he has been indicted dozens of times. there is no evidence suggesting that president biden is in any way implicated in what may be an indictment around either late tax payments or a gun charge. >> majority of americans disagree with the senator. new cnn poll shows 61% of americans say they think joe biden as vice president was involved with his son's business dealings. house republicans accuse special counsel david weiss of dragging his feet. >> this is a diversion. he has had plenty of opportunity to legitimately prosecute hunter biden. he failed to do so. this is about joe biden. we may be on the verge of the biggest political scandal in the history of the country where the

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>> bill: so an eyes on this rapidly intensifying hurricane in the atlantic. it went to a cat five in 24 hours. puerto rico is on alert on the map. forecaster don't predict lee to be a direct threat to florida but the mid atlantic could experience effects next week. scan the qr code and stream fox weather for around the clock coverage and coverage on a terrific weather app right now 24/7. >> first of all, i did not allow anything with that. listen, excuse me. i'm not going to let you accuse me of committing criminal activity. i am not going to take that. that is nonsense. that is such nonsense.

>> dana: news conference on stopping covid mandates getting heated as desantis fires back at a heckler who blamed him for a racist shooting in jacksonville last month. the candidate joins us now. thank you for being here. wonder what you thought about in that moment and what you would say about reducing gun violence in america. >> well first of all it was outrageous to take an incident that has been a gut punch to our state as well as to the jacksonville community and try to leverage that as a political thing to use against somebody you disagree with politically. i won't sit there and stand for that or let anyone impugn me in that way and we'll fight back. i think it shows part of the problem with our society that people would stoop to that level. we can have disagreements on issues. we can even be heated on issues. but to take some nut job and try to act like we were a part of that is absolutely absurd.

this guy was very mentally ill. he had actually been baker acted which in florida is one of the initial involuntary commitment several years ago. he have was not, though, done on a more permanent basis. had that happened and it probably should have he would have ended up being ineligible to purchase a firearm. people that don't have their wits about them need to be dealt with appropriately under our system. >> bill: the next topic, which is covid is coming back in some areas. mask debate is back as well. it was on the floor of the senate yesterday with j.d. vance the senator from ohio. at the fox debate you said you would have fired fauci. prior to that you said donald trump outsources government to anthony fauci during the pandemic. three days ago with huweish it he was asked about this and here is how the conversation was. >> why did you keep dr. fauci?

>> no, dr. fauci was there. first of all he is a civil service and you aren't allowed to fire him. >> bill: when ron desantis says you didn't fire fauci and you shut down the country and it was a mistake. >> he shut down the entire state. he has selective memory. >> bill: what did you think of that, governor? >> well look, at the end of the day the leader has to take responsibility. i think it was pretty clear that fauci was misfiring and elevated to his pronouncements were viewed as gospel around the country and we rejected thought and when we reopened the state he criticized us. when we had kids to school. he criticized us. when we said no vacs mandates they criticized us. the results speak for themselves. i would note, donald trump --

>> bill: he is making claims that florida had the third highest death rate in america. he says you shut down -- >> that's total nonsense. >> tight as a drum in vax lines. april 1, 2020, just to be clear you did allow local authorities to determine who goes on the beach and who doesn't. the rule you made that day was to limit it to ten people or less. do you disagree with any of that? >> so right, that was a local decision. but you know those first few weeks we followed some of the federal guidelines. i have always said that. but then i was looking at the data myself and i made the decision that we were going to chart a separate course and we did that. clearly florida boomed as a result. i would note this. this is important. donald trump's re-election campaign in october of 2020 was running ads bragging with fauci saying trump did everything i told him to do. they were putting that out and

bragging about it. then on january 19th, 2021, donald trump's last day as president, he gave fauci a presidential commendation. so those were wrong to do that. clearly i think the important thing is this looking forward, we need accountability for what went wrong because those people in positions of authority at the cdc, fauci, they lied about lockdowns, school closures, mask mandates. they were wrong. it did a lot of damage around this country. i know that because the people that were harmed, a lot of them came to florida and would tell us about it. we need a reckoning so this never happens to our country again. we instituted permanent protections in florida against max mandates and all this stuff. people said you are talking about old issues. you see they are trying to bring it back. montgomery county, maryland school districts forcing students to wear k-n95 masks during the school day. it doesn't work. we have to clear house and need

evidence-based medicine not narrative-based policies. >> dana: want to ask you about this. a former member of the house in congress and you want to be president. right now they are debating whether to shut down the government if the impeachment vote for joe biden doesn't go forward. would you favor tying impeachment and government funding? >> well, i don't know necessarily -- i think they should do the inquiry. i think some of the corruption that's been uncovered is significant. i think they are right to be investigating that. on the government funding, the way i look at it this government is spending way too much money. they've locked in the covid-era levels of spendsing that are totally unsustainable and absolutely have a big fight over righting that ship. you also have the issue of they are funding really bad policies. biden's border policies are causing a massive influx of

illegal aliens, causing a massive influx of fentanyl, human trafficking, sex trafficking, the department of justice and the f.b.i. with the weaponization. when there are memos circulating targeting catholics as potential terrorists and parents going to school board meetings, the power of the purse is really the way that you hold those agencies accountable. some of the guys in the house like chip roy, who are raising the alarm about this, i think are right and part of the reason our bureaucracy is so out of control in this deep state developed is congress has not been willing to use the power of the purse to discipline these agencies. >> bill: let's talk about disney. a month ago you said disney will lose that lawsuit. just yesterday that lawsuit has been trimmed down and some would argue significantly now only applying to free speech and you and what you said about the company. can you win it? >> they are going to lose that claim. it is a bogus claim.

these were acts of the florida legislature. they had every right to make sure disney is going under the same laws. we have great laws for new business and here is the thing. we are going to stand up for our children in the state of florida and it is wrong to try to get things like transgender ideology into the elementary schools. as a dad of a 6, 5 and 3-year-old my wife and i are very sensitive about what parents are going through. that fight ultimately was about the appropriate role of education, parents being involved, and making sure we don't have indoctrine nation in the schools and we've delivered for parents in florida on that. that's not a partisan issue. that's an issue that independent and democrat parents agree with and what the schools focused on the basics. they don't want a second grader told that she can change her

gender. >> dana: ron desantis. thank you for coming on the show today. we'll see you in a couple of weeks at the debate. >> bill: thank you, governor. >> looking forward to it. thank you. >> dana: you'll hear more from governor desantis and other white house hopefuls at the second republican primary debate in less than three weeks. september 27th. stuart varney and i are moderating including ilia calderon. >> bill: in a few minutes biden will land in india for the g20. the focus is said to be on the global economy. key players are missing. we'll keep an eye on that. climate activists taking protests to the stands of the u.s. open. that led to a rather sticky and long situation during a semifinal match. we'll play it for you. ♪

in new delhi, india now ahead of the 2023 g-20 summit. he meets with india's prime minister. the summit marked by who is not there. putin or xi will not attend. more on president biden's trip to india as he talks a little slower to see if the door opens with the man. >> dana: that's the door. that's the door to the oval office. >> bill: we'll get you back there, stand by. we thought our timing would be perfect. it nearly was. >> dana: your timing is always perfect. climate protestors forcing a nearly hour-long delay during a u.s. open women's semifinal match last night. one demonstrator gluing his feet to the concrete floor of the stands to make a statement. bryan llenas is live in queens with the latest. i would have lost my mind if

that happened when i was playing. >> same. plenty of new yorkers did lose their mind last night. what a match and scene. nypd officers and emergency services had to unglue that climate protestor from the concrete floor of arthur ashe stadium in the middle of the u.s. open women's semifinal. he super glued his bare feet to the ground making it harder for security to clear the four protestors wearing end fossil fuel t-shirts and shouting. the packed stadium full of new yorkers with 0 patients shouted back f you and you suck. two of the four were arrested for criminal trespassing. tennis fans were ticked off. it led to a 49 minute delay in the middle of an exciting night where they were rooting on coco gauff. she had momentum and winning when the match stopped at the beginning of the second set. coco and opponent walked off the court for 42 minutes, came back

and warmed up. after the match cocoa said she sympathizeed with the protestors and wasn't mad at them. >> would i prefer it not happening in my match? yeah, 100%. it is what it is. i knew that -- i had a feeling it would happen this tournament. it happened in the french open and wimbledon. so following the trend it was definitely going to happen here. >> it helps to win. coco defeated the opponent and going to the u.s. women's open final at 19. the youngest to get to that title since sore ena williams did it in 1999 at 17. she will represent, the red, white and blue at the final this saturday. she is going for her first major championship. dana. >> dana: thank you so much. good for her. >> bill: before we leave this story, however, we have probably the shot of the night or the

day. this is the residue of the guy's feet left behind. now dana, is that glue around him or is that part of the skin that he left behind him on his feet when he was dragged away? >> dana: can i tell you i hope it's skin. >> bill: you may. that was not the answer i was expecting. she took it in stride. i didn't realize the french and wimbledon had problems as well. you have big matches tonight, tomorrow and sunday. they are getting all the publicity. they are getting a ton of p.r. it could happen again. >> dana: there has to be consequences. if it means taking skin off the bottom of their feet i'm okay with that. >> bill: u.s. open match this afternoon. djokovic back on the court. >> what makes you want to stay with everything you've been through? >> i'm certainly not the first trans person to be attacked by elements in the media, to be used. unfortunately i don't think i will be the last.

but i want people to know that it's never okay for that kind of scrutiny on a person just because of their identity. >> bill: a transgender woman in the sorority speaking out after current and former members sued the national organization to stop her from joining their sorority. the lawsuit dismissed by a federal judge about a month ago. there is a sorority sister or two fighting the keep up the fight. one is with me now. ali joins me with her attorney cassie craven. good morning to both of you. a ali, what behavior did you see? >> it something that's so important for us to fight for. it made several girls uncomfortable. a place to be and feel comfortable and not worry about outside things affecting us and

grow and feel safe and something so important to young women. having someone come and try to take that away is not all right. >> bill: you say some things made you uncomfortable. what specifically? >> there was a lot of behavior that you shouldn't have to deal with when you are living inside your own home. walking to the shower, we just wear a towel. communal bathrooms and common areas in the south. sometimes the individual would be waiting there as we walked past. which is something you shouldn't have to deal with. >> bill: you lost in front of this judge. what happens now? >> we keep fighting. we aren't done. >> are there other sororities on that campus who have transgender members? >> not to my knowledge, no. >> bill: you are the only one. >> yep. >> bill: to your attorney now, thank you for your time. part of what the judge said is that plaintiffs request the court to insert itself into this constitutional political debate

and declare that a private organization can only interpret the term woman using plaintiff's definition of biologically born female. want to get your comment on that. i caught what you said the other day. this is not about defining women anymore. it is about erasing women. quite a statement. what do you mean by that? >> well, thank you. this isn't a political debate but a biological reality. unfortunately these young women have been forced to experience the lie. they've been inserted in this debate. the vote conducted to bring this individual in was illegal. they waited until many of the girls were absent from the house and didn't have a secret vote and refused to do a revote. without any recourse we sought a determination in a court of law to look at the bylaws from a contractual standpoint. the judge converted it into a political issue. it is unfortunate because it has

been skewed into a conversation about inclusion. this isn't about transgender inclusion. this is about erasing women. are we not entitled to any safe spaces? title ix specifically excerpts men from joining women's sororities. we just thought that challenge when the sorority at the high level had pushed through. >> bill: you said it's a lie. what's the lie? >> the lie is that being a woman is simply a game of semantics that one can play. by the admission of this individual, he is attracted to women. he is autistic. there are legitimate concerns where in another environment all of these young women would be willing to be friends with this individual. when you talk about a sorority, communal space, a shower in a communal area. a p.j. room that this individual invited himself into. there is danger there and uncertainty there.

this isn't about denying someone's existence or trying to make them feel bad. this is a fundamental biological question. >> bill: thank you for your time today. we'll see if you can succeed at the next level. thanks to both of you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: well, just as i predicted the lion one last night. there you go. the last chance for kansas city mchomes overthrows his receivers on fourth down. that means you are toast. there we go. the lions win. what did you predict the other day? >> bill: do we have the tape? we've got it, right? >> lions or chiefs

>> lions. >> chiefs. >> is that football? >> dana, call it. >> lions. >> boom. >> dana: boom. there is a big boom last night. what happened? >> bill: we've got the highest-paid player is now a cincinnati bengal. they did the deal. joe burrow got $211 million guaranteed. a seven year extension to play in cincinnati, river city. now 55 million a year on average which beats everybody else. somebody will pass it soon. right now he is the highest paid player in the nfl. >> dana: i wanted them to show the one of you with joe burrow. it is so good. >> bill: this one? this was -- we'll wait for the camera. that's jimmie burrow his dad on the far right. they raised a lot of money. a great kid.

he has the right priorities, taken a big stand in the community and good for him. he deserves the money, he got the money. let's see what happens. but first you have to beat cleveland on sunday. i'm glad he is in cincinnati. >> dana: congratulations to you. >> we're still waiting for communications to reach down here. right now it's a day to two days worth of travel for information to get back and forth. >> rescuing an american explorer trapped in a cave. more migrants are arriving every day in the big apple. the mayor, eric adams, with a harsh warning as school systems and other public services continue to be overwhelmed. >> this issue will destroy new york city.

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>> as you can see, i'm up, alert. talking. i'm not healed on the inside yet. i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> bill: an american from an american explorer trapped 3400 feet inside a cave in turkey. mark dickey fell ill during the expedition and unable to leave the cave on his own since thursday. had 150 rescue workers trying to help him out.

personnel from five different countries. he has the help around. he will need it, too. good luck to him. >> i don't see an ending to this. this issue will destroy new york city, destroy new york city. we're getting 10,000 migrants a month. every community in this city is going to be impacted. the city we knew we're about to lose. >> dana: new york city mayor eric adams sounding the alarm as shelters and schools are overwhelmed by a surge of asylum seekers. more than 110,000 migrants have arrived in the city since last spring including 21,000 migrant students who have enrolled in schools. new york city mother of four is here and elected parent leader of the community education council for district two. before we start a couple of tweets from eric adams from october of 2021. we should protect our immigrants. yes, new york city will remain a

sanctuary city under an adams administration. in august of 2017 said a reminder to the huddled masses yearning to breathe free. we have a situation where he says the city could actually fall apart. what's happening? >> we're living the consequences of the failure to plan. none of this is a surprise when you have an open border and this number of people coming into our country daily and monthly, you are going to have cities that are overwhelmed and school systems that are overwhelmed and it is ridiculous our mayor and governor weren't willing to look at the real problem two years ago when they were being told by border state governors the enormous magnitude of the problem. it is very frustrating as a new yorker to sit here and watch them act like it is catching anyone by surprise. we've all known it for a long time. >> bill: costing a ton of money. the journal put their finger on

it. new york avers migrant meltdown posturing as a sanctuary city used to be easy for politicians a thousand miles from mexico. lately they get a taste of life along the southern border. here in new york it will cost $5 billion they believe this year. which is equal to all the services of sanitation, the parks and fire department combined. what does that leave you as a city? >> you just showed that press conference with eric adams. he was saying he wanted to know what other people have been doing. he has been a state senator, the president of brooklyn and now the mayor the one in charge. his idea that other people should step up and solve the problem is nuts. i know as a parent i dropped off all my kids at school. we have principals and administrators working hard for this surge of students. it's the failure to plan.

there is no planning and there are teachers who don't know how many kids are coming to their classrooms. principals who don't know how many kids are coming into the schools the week before school starts. it is impossible to plan that way. in addition to being expensive it is chaotic and there is no excuse for it. >> dana: the new york city department of education says this is their policy. as a reminder we don't ask about or track student immigration status and any and all resources must be available to all students. that's a federal law, too. if you are a child in america you get to be educated. have you heard anything about the schools and how they are managing, especially because there are many different languages that are now sprinkled in throughout these schools. there is no way a teacher would know how to handle all of that on their own. >> i will say this. i have kids ranging from high school to elementary. it is easier for the younger kids. immersion helps kids. my son -- my first grader had two migrant students in his

class. by the end of the year the kids were speaking english reasonably well. it is our tradition to welcome immigrants to our city and they can do a good job. but the failure to plan means that some schools have overwhelming number of entire classrooms worth of kids who don't speak english or don't have vaccines or not prepared to be in the school system. we don't have the necessary teachers and supports to actually do a good job. that impacts the kids that are already here. that's the failure to plan. >> bill: expense of so many others. all these democratic leaders who used to be on the side of sanctuary life are calling out washington but they don't mention biden by name. until they do and demand and oval office meeting none of this changes. thank you for being here today. search efforts for an escaped killer. they can't find the guy. nine days in. >> we are working hard. >> where are police looking today? an update. the president of the chicago

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and no sign of cavalcante's capture. troopers and state and local and federal authorities using helicopters, drones, dogs, horses, hundreds of personnel on the ground to find this guy. the last known location where there is proof of his whereabouts was a botanical garden called longwood gardens. he has been seen here multiple times this week. the gardens are closed today. they closed early last night as well. it is the focus of the search perimeter which now is between 8 and 10 square miles. >> i believe he becomes more desperate. i believe he has always been very dangerous. i have said that from the start. he has already murdered two people. one in brazil and one here in a brutal manner. he is a very dangerous individual and he remains so. >> so authorities think the heat and lack of food are wearing cavalcante down. temperatures have been in the mid 90s almost every day.

troopers are unsure what supplies he has collected so far. he was seen twice at that botanical garden with bags. they are asking residents to lock their doors so he doesn't get anymore supplies than he currently has. two schools are back open today as the search area shifts to the west. again authorities still believe that cavalcante is surrounded. right now the focus is securing that perimeter so he doesn't breach it like we saw earlier in the week, which forced authorities to shift that perimeter or the search area farther south. they are relying on tips from the public right now reward money for information to leading to an arrest is at $20,000. >> bill: hope those folks end it soon. thanks, nate. >> dana: right now a fulton county court judge is expected to release a special grand jury report that helped indict former president trump. you will get to see that. jonathan serrie is at the courthouse and bring us details about what is in the unredacted