be gainfully employed, especially if they were exhibiting signs of cognitive decline. but, yet, we let this man run the country. the frustrating thing -- this also goes back to the first point. the frustrating thing about joe biden and his age is either he is misremembering things because he is old or he is lying. you can't have both. you can't say that he is tip top ready to go but sometimes he forgets things. you have got to pick one or the other. >> carley: tomi, thank you so much for joining us. and with that "fox & friends" starts right now. >> congress received notice iran, a designated state sponsor of terrorism will receive $6 billion in frozen money in exchange for the release of five detained americans. >> when we pay ransom to terrorist regime, we only encourage them. >> i don't believe he has the resources to get out of pennsylvania. >> escaped murderer went into a home and was shot at. >> cavalcante made it out with a gun and troopers were calling in additional resources. >> this is extremely dangerous and people need to be vigilant.

>> started with a mad man down in texas. >> new york city mayor eric adams slashing first responder's budget taking money away from the citizens and in effect giving it to the migrants. >> he could not last a week in texas. >> hurricane lee whipping up waves as a that category 3 storm cranks through open waters just north of the caribbean. >> those in new england and nearby areas should keep a close eye on lee whose future path is uncertain. >> down goes rodgers and a track leonard floyd. >> aaron rodgers suffered leg injury one play into the season. >> it's not career ending but it's going to be difficult. >> jets end up winning. touchdown! >> brian: all right. here we go. a fox news alert. police now believe the escaped killer in pennsylvania is armed with a stolen rifle after breaking into a home. >> yeah, the homeowner reportedly firing seven shots at donnell low cavalcante as police

form a new search perimeter overnight. >> pete: brooke singman has the latest. >> we are learning escaped killer donnell low cavalcante broke into a home. the homeowner shot at him several times but he still managed to get away a stolen rifle. he is armed. residents in the area are asked to lock all doors and windows and secure vehicles and remain indoors. do not approach. call 911 if seen. now, hundreds of police officers have now flooded the surrounding areas to track downs dangerous killer. it's been reported that a green hoodie and a pair of prison shoes belonging to cavalcante have actually been found nearby. now this convicted killer has been spotted in several townships across pennsylvania with this last manhunt being just 40 miles northwest of philadelphia. this development comes as we head into the second week since cavalcante escaped from chester county prison. he had been sensed to life in

prison for stabbing and killing an ex-girlfriend back in 2021. now, he was also seen by police over the weekend after he showed up at the homes of two former co-workers. as you can see here, it looks like is he freshly shaven and police say this man is dangerous and they will not stop until is he apprehended. listen prepare for the long game. what we do best. the fugitive investigation every day this is a manhunt. all it means to us it's a longer fugitive investigation. >> $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. >> he did the crab walk up the side of the wall apparently someone else had done that brook at the prison a few weeks or earlier this guy did the same

crab walk. >> ainsley: who this guy is on the right? >> is he like watching out. >> yeah. i guess he is going to get in trouble but then again is he in prison already. what's going to happen to him. this guy gets out and is he clearly a threat. he has got nothing to lose. and he has been able, in a very woodsy area to somehow survive, but they say he is getting desperate because police say is he calling people he barely knows. >> didn't he call some exco-workers? >> brian: yeah. >> ainsley: the week before he escaped on august 31st, i believe, he was handed a life sentence for stabbing his ex-girlfriend. he stabbed her 30 times in front of her kids. >> pete: is he a convicted killer. he has nothing to lose as brian said. on the run for 13 days. broken into multiple homes. >> brian: changes appearance. >> pete: trying to approach

associates. his sister may now be deported by ice because he tried to make contact with her. there is question whether or not she has been trying to help him. now he gets his hands on the 22 which is not the same as an ar-15. it's not as deadly a rifle but still means he is armed and apparently this homeowner took some shots and wasn't able to hit him what a scary situation for people who live in that area turn your lights off at night and realize somebody is on the loose with nothing to lose hope police hunt him down. >> ainsley: they don't think he was hit because there was no blood found but they are not sure. call the state police 777-562-2987 with any information. they thought they had the whole perimeter. they made a different perimeter. it's not easy. but know what the fundamental issue with a? they are under staffed at the prison. nobody wants to be a prison guard. everybody is overworked.

so they have a skeleton crew and that allows people like that to get out because nobody wants to do law enforcement these days in comparison to other years and nobody wants to do the prison work. >> pete: when you talk to corrections officers it's not a one spot where they are under staffed it's across the country in many places the biden administration is announcing a prison swap deal with iran that will unfreeze $6 billion in sanctioned money. >> brian: from south korea. the deal announced on 9/11, nice. comes as north korea's leaders reportedly arrives in russia for talks with russian president vladimir putin, ready to give him more weapons. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff joins us from washington with more details. >> on the deal with iran, this was solidified by secretary of state antony blinken last week it wasn't until yesterday that members of congress were notified and that timing did not go over well, particularly with republicans. in the deal, $6 billion in

iranian assets being frozen to facilitate the return of five americans who have been detained in iran for various lengths of time. according to the deal, the unfrozen funds will be released to qatar's central bank where it can only be used towards humanitarian efforts. the fear is tehran will find a way around that. enrich nuclear program and continue backing russia in its assault on ukraine. for that purpose russia is capping kim jong un the arrived in russia overnight expected to meet with vladimir putin. despite warnings with the u.s. not to sell arms to russia. reuters is reporting that u.n. was accompanied by top military and arms rare trip out of the country. last time he was in russia was in 201. kim jong un's country is in desperate need of food and energy assistance. he has also been attempting to acquire nuclear ballistic submarine technology. unwilling what russia is willing to give up in a possible deal, guys? >> brian: we really have no

leverage, alexandria, we have to sit there and watch. i appreciate it. so where do you want to start? >> ainsley: we give them five. they give us five. but why the $6 billion? you and i were talking earlier. >> pete: don't worry it will go to our humanitarian assistance over there they won't use it for anything in nefarious. >> brian: keep in account in qatar but only. >> ainsley: why exchange for money? >> brian: south korea buy as ton of oil from iran. the trump administration said south korea you are ally. hold on to it. just don't give it. if you give it we will actually sanction you. so they held $6 billion. antony blinken says hey, i want to be friends. they are ignoring us. >> you are holding five americans, with dual duel why di do this deal. give you $6 billion frozen in 6. only use it for certain things. what happens is we all know it's all fungible. you know the money you were

going to use to get weapons? now the money you were going to use for food? now you use your money to go get weapons and use that money to go get food. the other thing is attention iranian americans. if you go over there, we can't guarantee your safety. two of these guys dual citizenship visiting their family and then we end up divifings up our national security -- it's not in our national security interest to do these swaps. we will be sitting here within two years there will be another five americans over here. i'm happy for these families and this one guy has been held in the worst prison for eight years. couldn't be happier for him. the next five families are going to be affected because taking hostages pays. >> pete: it does. 22 years after 9/11, congress is notified that here we are negotiating with the state sponsor of terrorism again. that's why we see state of. we don't know about the five we gave back. we know all were arrested on federal charges of violating u.s. sanctions against iran or providing iran with illicit

help. these probably aren't guys that have our interest in mind. enemies of the united states we have traded now, plus $6 billion. >> ainsley: what message does this send? >> pete: reneg united states with terrorists. >> ainsley: they can grab you, they can hold you hostage until we're willing to pay money to get you back. and we have seen this time and time again. >> brian: and we do. and we absolutely do. the other thing is,. >> ainsley: didn't use to. >> brian: we are rewarding iran who are providing lethal drones to russia to kill innocent people. and what iran is doing it with impunity and what do they get in return $6 billion back and their people back. so, and they still get their nuclear program going. so please tell me how this is a good strategy? >> pete: we say that a lot these days with things this administration does. >> ainsley: antony blinken signed off last week. when did they hear about it they heard about it yesterday on

9/11. >> pete: tom cotton said first joe biden used excuse to flee average now he descreates this day by paying ransom to the world's worst state sponsor of terrorism, shameful. >> brian: this is the guy chairman of the foreign senate committee on foreign policy and he was supposed to be the guy bring maturity to foreign policy and have a wealth and a well of international relations and friends. and every single decision he makes makes you question if he has our best interest. >> ainsley: joe biden? >> brian: yeah. >> ainsley: not tom cotton. >> brian: tom cotton would make a great secretary of defense. >> pete: he would not make that deal. we have been obsessed with iran and the will. they are going to get a bomb. >> ainsley: four of five were house arrest. fifth one who i believe is a woman has been transferred to house arrest before them. >> brian: right. >> pete: we cheered you up this

morning. >> ainsley: we don't know when they are coming home, do we? >> brian: no. >> ainsley: coming up, hurricane lee moving toward up maine and nantucket. janice dean is watching it all. >> brian: taxes first imposed by any state. bun lawmaker calls it an attack on the second amendment. do you think? >> pete: the new york jets win an overtime thriller but suffer a big loss less than five minutes into the gages, aaron rodgers brutal injury, it could keep him on the sidelines. >> ainsley: we're hopeful. >> pete: hmmm ♪ know it's hard to remember sometimes ♪ but you got to keep your head up ♪ oh ♪ and let your hair down the sleep number climate360 smart bed is the only smart bed in the world

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>> carley: a fox news alert. 2,000 people dead and thousands more missing from catastrophic flooding in libya. storm daniel caused two dams to burst yesterday. the lethal flash flood reportedly wiping out entire neighborhoods in several towns along the mediterranean coast. extent of damage and downed phone lines are complicating rescue efforts. wow, my goodness. happening today, lawyers for actor jussie smollett are set to appeal his disorder live conduct

conviction for staging an attack against himself four years ago. smollett's lawyers say he was punished for the same crime twice violating the fifth amendment. he served community service and gave up $10,000 bond as part of the deal to dropped the initial charges filed against anymore in 2019. if his appeal fails he will have to finish the 150 day stint? jail that he was sentenced to last year. jussie smollett back in the news. jet's star quarterback aaron rodgers rung out of t tunnel wih a flag american flag to mark the 22nd anniversary of 9/11. he hurt his ankle during the first drive. however the team managed to pull together overtime win against the buffalo bills. >> snap. it's a short punt. on the return. i can't see any flags. gibson inside the florida. it's the jets.

and he is going to go! jets win it. touchdown. >> ainsley: jim gray telling fox news that night rodgers can come back from serious injuries. >> rams had this serious injury and he played five months later. kobe bryant who he also operated on came back and played. it's not going to be career ending. >> will jet say he tore his achilles ouch. it is not good. that is not good, ainsley? >> that's what they fear but we're going to be praying for him. we hope to the best it's not achilles. >> first it was doug burgum. >> he just arrived. i love that image with him with the american flag. wish him all the best. thanks, carley. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> ainsley: excise tax it heading to gavin newsom's desk. if it's signed into law.

all of the state's gun sales will face 11% tax which our next tax calls the left's latest effort to punish legal, responsible gun owners. here to discuss is republican california assembly member who voted against the will tom lackey. good morning, tom. >> good morning. >> ainsley: how do you feel about this, very frustrated. but it's nothing new. i have been in the legislature, this is my ninth year. and we just continue to pile on inappropriately and actually engaging and manipulating in the emotions of hate and fear. the fear being directed directly at weapons and ammunition when behavior is what we should be focused upon. >> ainsley: you were a highway patrol officer for years and you know the importance of being able to protect yourself. of the bad guys are still going to get their hands on guns, right? >> . 9 side arm that was at my side, i remind my fellow legislators of this very fact that if

prevented violence if by being present and visible on my side. yet, that gets ignored because they are able to stir the hate and the fear of weapons instead of the behavior behind it. i don't even like the term gun violence because it's inappropriately directing the hate and fear on the weapon stead of the behavior. and they are quite good at crafting that misleading emotion. >> ainsley: what's the point of this? are they trying to discourage people from buying guns in california? >> well, that's my opinion. clearly, it's easy to focus your attention on an inanimate object. i never heard as a highway patrolman i never heard the tragedy associated with auto crashes as auto violence. right? it was clearly collisions. and behavior driving behind the collision and tragedy. >> so, it's just a frustration. and it's already the most taxed

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their hands up. they made it this far. that's amazing. this is going to be the last straw for many. >> brian: i just want everyone to know watching this is not a new york story. new york has 85,000 now. over 100 passed through the last year and a half. they want to blame governor abbott. he has only sent a few thousand, maybe, 10, 20. it's the broken border that's done it. by. >> way we reached out to mayor adams' office for a response. but mayor bloomberg, among the democrats and others who have had it with this and cannot believe how the president's administration has dropped the ball, quote: we have a sham it essentially allows unlimited number of people to cross our border. forbids them from working. oferlings them free housing. grants them seven years of residency before ruling whether they could stay. hard to devise a more backward, self-defeating system. he wants to let them work. that would be a disaster because it would just increase the power of the magnet.

but, does the administration know what a political disaster this is? almost nobody is benefiting in america. >> yeah. i think there was a political calculation for years made by the democratic party to be advancing these policies. they tried to in 2020 use this as an issue of contrast between joe biden and donald trump. and now it's back firing because they are actually implementing what they were entertaining on. and when you put rhetoric aside and actually look at the impact of the policy. when you finish -- when you stop construction ever the border wall. when you advance catch and release. when you get rid of title 42. when you get rid of the remain in mexico policy. when you attack custom and border patrol agents and keep adding on sanctuary cities, sanctuary state policies and federal rewards and incentives to come, this is only going continue to crease. this is only going to continue to get worse. it's good to see a democrat like eric adams recognizing that this is going to destroy the city. it's good to see a democrat like

michael bloomberg calling on president biden to take action. we need -- we need president biden specifically to step up and secure our border in a way that a state and a city can't. >> brian: he gets up at noon and leaves at 4:30 and every friday takes a half day. every monday comes back at noon. that's not going to get it done. lee, here's the thing. you have the right to shelter policy from 1980 and sanctuary city policy. if he is serious, he has talked about trying to get rid of this. how do you go about getting rid of that in this state, in this city, because this might be the time in which they do it. >> well, you should. it's going to require a change in the law; however, the new york city council is filled with a whole lot of aocs there are whole lot of left wing lunatics for lack of a better term to describe their politics. they are not going to be getting rid of this any time soon. quite frankly, they are going after eric adams and seeing eric adams' point as an opportunity to be able to primary him for

mayor when is he up again in 2023. eric adams isn't becoming any stronger on the left. far left of his party running the city council doesn't have his back. same thing goes for the state legislature. it's going to be hard as we have seen with stuff cashless bail. less is more. raise the age. law enforcement law and order pushes of eric adams. is he going to meet with this, too. >> the governor did try to g.e.d. get rid of cashless bail own reforms couldn't do it. like watching your neighbors fight across the street honing everybody in the house loses and you just watch because it effects your whole neighborhood. it's amazing what is going on right now. but there is no end in sight. thanks so much, congressman lee zeldin, appreciate it. a fox news alert right now. pennsylvania authorities are searching for the now armed escaped inmate who has been on the run for almost two weeks. we're staying on top of this and with breaking developments. we have reporters everywhere. plus, president biden announces

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>> pete: we are back with a fox weather alert. maine and massachusetts preparing for the storm to potentially make landfall as it churns west with winds notching 115 miles per hour. >> ainsley: yeah. the east coast is on high alert from major storm conditions with the national hurricane center already warning of dangerous surf and rel rip currents. >> brian: let's check in with janice dean. >> janice: i don't think we are going to see direct impacts along the northeast coast. maine needs to be prepared for something. let's take a look at the latest track. i have always said past five days, you know, that cone of uncertainty gets larger, but i will say that tropical storm

force winds extend 185 miles from the center of the storm. so you are going to feel some impacts. you know, rip currents, dangerous, high surf beach erosion. here is the latest track. 3 or 4 days very good consensus bermuda you need to keep an eye on this. saturday and sunday, the computer models sort of diverge a little bit more. center of circulation should remain in the center of the cone. but, again, boston, bangor, up towards eastern canada, you need to be paying close attention. will this be a hurricane? possible. maybe a category 1 or a very strong tropical storm. but, here's our track confidence. so you can see high confidence as we go through the next three to four days. west of bermuda, we think. we still have to watch for coastal new england including cape cod and maine. so about the line is, make a plan, pay attention to the forecast. if you live across eastern long

island, up towards new england, then i would say prepare for a potential storm impact if you live in maine and eastern canada. here isens what we know hurricane hunters investigating lee today. rip currents. additional impacts in new england still possible later this he can would. so stay tuned. we will keep you up to date. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. so all of those scary headlines like category 5 coming to new york, that's not happening. still need to pay attention to this. >> brian: that was a little bit of a tribute to peewee her man who just passed away sounded a little bit like that. >> janice: errr. >> ainsley: it did. you are right. so the white house is ripping the media now because they think everyone in the press is going after joe biden. >> pete: everyone. >> ainsley: about his age. not just republicans it's democrats, too. many of them don't want him to run again or questioning can he make it? and his staffers are upset about

this and they are going after the media. in a series. >> brian: how will that work out? >> ainsley: take aim at news stories suggesting that's just a lazy narrative. >> just following my orders here. [sigh] uh -- staff, is there anybody that hasn't spoken. [shouting questions] no, i ain't calling on you. i said five questions. i don't know but, but i'm going to go to bed. >> pete: i don't know but, i'm going to bed. so i couldn't come to new york city or washington or shanksville, pennsylvania on 9/11 because i absolutely had to be in vietnam going these critical meetings where i say everything good about china even though it's about boxing out china. at the end of the press conference declare i'm going to bed. president has to know in the back of his mind or staff knows the vulnerability of the

perception of his age of his stamina. so one of the articles that used that headline was the daily beast. see, they know that republican also point it out. but when their friends in the media start pointing out a ridiculous comment like "i'm going to bed" they get their ire up a little bit. >> brian: which is nuts because they knew going in. people were talking about his age. he wanted to show his endurance even though he blew off a summit and sent his vice president. then he goes to vietnam and wants everyone talking about how having ross he is. the problem is not written on the cards is how he really feels and that is he wanted to go to bed so he left what about the appearing gore he shows reporters traveled around the globe hoping to get one question off. he blew off the second half of everyone's question. i asked everybody, he yells at them again. the other thing to keep in mind, he made up the story about a movie he watched dog faced pony soldier with john wayne. it was not john wayne.

and then he makes up a story about going to the next day in alaska, makes up the story about after 9/11 i was there the next day it was like looking at the gates of hell when it turns out it was two weeks later and no sign of him going there the next day. that's all signs of decline of inaccuracy. and when you don't let your president do an interview since july or hold a press conference you are telling us you don't trust him. >> ainsley: we are talking about the president of the united states. aren't would we allowed to see ask him questions? tripping up the stairs. >> now he has the small stairs. >> ainsley: going to bed in vietnam when we are supposed to be a force as a country and he is saying i have to go bed. even if you are tired you don't say that when you are the president of the united states. >> pete: no. >> ainsley: we are trying to choose a candidate to run our country. these are valid questions. look, it breaks my heart when i see him falling on the stairs. i don't want that for anybody. you feel sorry for him because

you don't want anyone to will if a. we don't want anyone to fall down the stairs even if you don't vote for him. >> brian: or fall up the stairs. steve. >> pete: or fall off your bike. >> ainsley: this is the president. we are allowed to ask questions. >> pete: his team is hyper aware of criticism. imagine trying to be in a position nothing to see here. no problem. here is an tweet or x from the white house communication director after these articles about i want to go to bed. it sass cass particularly said presidents shall never sleep not even at night after days of marathon sessions overseas. the daily beast is saying it so now they are really angry. next up in the series, presidents shall never eat. >> brian: if you watched them in saudi arabia trying to broker a deal saudi arabia shakes 9 hand of a guy says i want to make them a pariah nation. and india you never bring up the fact that india is buying the cheap russian oil and reselling it in europe. despicable of all ends. pressure them at all because you are sustaining the war. do you know this panic and this

administration is looking to spend $25 million now for ads, 18 months until an election with no primary opponent and looking to raise 1.6 billion. >> ainsley: what does that tell you? >> brian: tells me they are panickings the numbers are overwhelming that the american people in the democratic party don't want him to run. good luck with that. >> pete: do you know what they're going back to? all the maga republican ultra maga republicans those are the attacks they are going to start airing because they have nothing to talk about. >> brian: chuck todd actually says if donald trump gets elected can we survive it? can we survive the election? margaret brennen do you do you understand the threat of the trump nomination or the presidency? where does that come from? >> ainsley: the threat. the threat. you know his campaign staffers who are like oh my gosh, when he said i'm going to go to bed now you know they were like oh my gosh. >> brian: sleepy joe going to bed. >> ainsley: they are trying to intestine it. these are valid questions.

>> brian: well, kamala harris giggling on 9/11. even the mayor, everybody sitting there glum. and she is laughing, thinking it's a big get together. i mean, that's the alternative. >> ainsley: tone deaf. >> pete: no good. >> ainsley: carley has headlines. >> carley: big headline here. a fox news alert. police extending their search for chester county, pennsylvania for escaped prisoner cavalcante. police say he is new armed after breaking into a home and stealing a rifle. the homeowner reportedly shot at him during the break-in. it's unclear if he is injured. hundreds of police officers have flooded the area to track down the dangerous killer. residents nearby are being told to stay away -- stay aware and keep their doors locked. to another fox news alert. this is a live look at the devastation in morocco after an earthquake rocked the country friday as we learn nearly 3,000

people are dead. and more than 2,000 are injured. crews are still finding victims buried under the rubble. locals are also helping look for survivors. the united auto workers union coming down from their pay increase demands as they continue to negotiate a new contract. the union lowered its initial demand of a 40% pay raise down to 30% increase. the union is in talks with ford, qm and jeep maker for a new four year labor contract. if they don't come to an agreement by thursday, the union says it will strike. more to come on that one for sure. and did you see this footage here? wild. a boozey red river flooding the streets of a town in portugal over the weekend. 600,000 gallons of red wine flooded roads after two storage tanks burst at a local winery. but the spill triggered an environmental warning because the alcohol potentially soaked into the ground a local

distillery has since apologized and secretary of defense it would handle clean up. the cause ever the flood and the spill still under investigation but, guys, they say that all of this wine could fill an olympic sized pool. that is how much wine spilled it. almost looked biblical. >> pete: why aren't there people throughout with cups. >> i will take that thank you very much. >> ainsley: red wine. if there is dirt in it you wouldn't see it. >> carley: if you don't see it, ainsley it doesn't exist that's what i live by. >> ainsley: don't want red wine spilled in your living room. >> carley: no you do not. >> brian: could you stay on that story throughout the day. >> ainsley: carley, you are very white do not get red wine on your suit. >> carley: get it in the mouth that's the end goal. get it on the mouth not on the white. >> brian: say goodbye, aren't you? >> carley: i thought you were going to say goodbye to me. >> ainsley: it was the first miracle. wine at the wedding.

wine at the wedding. that's right. coming up, 2024 presidential candidate, senator tom cotton, i mean, tim scott. [laughter] tim scott, tim scott is going to join us. >> brian: because he always says cotton to congress. >> pete: accusing governor youngkin political stunt after he father at school board meeting. we will talk about who is playing politics here. playing politics here. >> brian: good read, pete., not like ainsley. ♪ to the fruited plains. ♪ it's the best part about this land. ♪ and to those of you who hear the call - answer. ♪ come in to bass pros shops and cabela's for great gear before your fall hunt. your adventure starts here.

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>> pete: this weekend governor glenn youngkined democrat after daughter was assaulted in the bathroom by biological male dressing as a female. now condemning the pardon as a quote political stunt. our next guest is running against her. former commonwealth attorney and bob anderson joins us now. thanks for being here. she is saying it's a political stunt just because the election is on november 7th or is it the merits of the case? >> thanks for having me on this morning.

let me tell you it's probably the merits of the case. she is indicating as a political stunt. this is a political move by her. i could tell you that the governor youngkin's actions in this case are totally warranted. he indicated that he is -- he has righted a wrong, but he has done more than that what he has done is ended the suffering of this family. this father had a daughter who went to school and was severely sexually assaulted. he was told by the day as at the school board meeting they don't have any record of it. sit down and be quiet. at the same time, he was being heckled and talked to by people in the audience. weighs very upset. the issue comes down to whether or not it was justified to arrest him and the answer to that as far as i'm concerned is no. he was under certainly severe stress. but the fact of the matter was

that we have a jurisdiction here where this commonwealth's attorney is taking a position that she is not going to prosecute certain misdemeanor cases, including assault and battery, theft cases but she prosecuted this one not only did she/herself prosecute this case but asked for jail time in this case. so basically what she did, in my opinion, is she took this father, based on this assault, whose family was the entire they were victims as well and made them the defendant and tried to put him in jail for this. there is no excuse for that it's political she has operated this office by way of political mandates that she has. i will tell you i used to be the commonwealth attorney here. i had a reputation that i do not in any way, shape, or form bring politics into the courtroom that is exactly what is happening

here. she is more concerned about -- >> pete: that's the way it should be is politicking out of it but the way you describe it for scott smith, he became the target after simply saying look what happened to my daughter and why isn't anything being done about that. eventually that person who committed the sexual assault moved to another school district and offended again. bob, unfortunately we have to leave it there i wish you luck and hope politics is brought out of prosecution there in pennsylvania. >> the way we need to do that is access the web. www.vote bob anderson.com and move her out of this office. >> pete: there you go. bob, thank you so much. appreciate it. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> congress received notice iran, a designated state sponsor of terrorism, will receive $6 billion in frozen money in exchange for the release of five detained americans. >> we should never under estimate our adversaries who are after us every day.