phenomena. this is the problem we change the names but it doesn't change the thing. they are not homeless. they are free range people. they have nowhere to live. that's the issue. >> carley: the unhoused is the same as homeless. i know what you are saying, jimmy. >> jimmy: aliens wouldn't want to come here that's the verdict. >> todd: he has a home and it's right here on "fox & friends first." "fox & friends" begin right now. ♪ ♪ >> president biden addressing the impeachment inquiry for the first time they want to impeach me because they want to shut down the government. >> they have spent all year investigating and have turned up with no evidence. >> mr. president, drop out of the 2024 race? >> pressure from the left, after a prominent liberal columnist writes president biden should not run again in 2024. >> seems to me to be potentially dangerous for the democrats. >> definitely a huge relief. you can feel it in the community. >> pennsylvania state police aided by a border patrol strike

team with the help of one brave canine named yoda he apprehended the fugitive. >> became a show of force. >> criminal thieves in the act. accused of working together to rip off passengers as they went through airport security at mia terminal e. >> the 2023 detroit auto show will use the entire showroom floor to give customers a chance to go for a ride. >> all right. here we go. we begin this morning with an eye on the white house. president biden is brushing off the threat of impeachment claiming he doesn't know why republicans are pushing an investigation. >> ainsley: new polling shows a lot of americans think the president was involved in his son's overseas business dealings. >> pete: but he has no idea. lucas tomlinson is in washington with the latest. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. speaking of a fundraiser last

night in mclean, virginia. one of the wealthiest in the country. president biden utter firsted comments to plans to launch impeachment inquiry. winged told democratic voters outside the nation's capital i don't know quite why but they just knew they wanted to impeach me. now the best can i tell, they want to impeach me because they want to shut down the government. i get up every day, not a joke, not focused on impeach. ignored reporter's attempts for comments. [shouting questions] >> the white house press secretary provided more commentary insisting the president is innocent. >> republicans in congress, right? they have spent all year investigating the president. that's what they have spent all year doing. and have turned up with no

evidence, none, that he did anything wrong. i mean, that is what we have heard over and over again from their almost year long investigation. and that's because the president didn't do anything wrong. >> explain why the president some of his son's associates. more than half of the voters told cnn believe the president was involved and he lied. you don't have a response to that, karine? >> a new quinnipiac poll shows only a small number of americans think the president's son hunter is innocent after being accused of accepting millions of dollars from china, russia and ukraine while his father was vice president. 44% think hunter did something illegal. 33% think he did something unethical but not illegal. only 6% think he did nothing wrong. then when asked if joe biden was involved in his son's business dealings, 51% ever the country said yes. 37% no. 11 percent said i don't know. now, top republican committee

chairman james comer, jim jordan, jason smith hold a meeting this morning to discuss the biden family investigations. according to our colleagues at fox digital, an fbi agent involved in the hunter biden probe told the house judiciary committee that he did not believe politics was involved in the decision-making in the federal investigation into the president's son. guys? >> pete: lucas, thank you very much. that number, 6% of america agrees with karine jean-pierre that there is no evidence at all of something unethical or illegal. 6% is a staggering number. >> ainsley: i think the numbers would be even higher if all of the media outlets were really covering this the way that they should. there is so much evidence. >> ainsley: 51%, more than half the country does believe -- they believe that he was involved in his son's business dealings. >> brian: where do you think that number was in 2020? >> pete: oh, i mean. >> ainsley: we didn't know about this story then. >> pete: he brought it up during

the debates but the stories got suppressed. >> brian: got shot down by the moderator and joe biden. not true about the laptop. i don't know anything about my son's business dealings. everybody says said he doesn't know. now everyone goes he knows and the inquiry hasn't started. can you imagine if you find out more about the interaction with the 5,000 pseudo names. 5,000 plus? why was hunterred cced on them and all the other things that has to do with the president, for example, we know this: evidence lied about saying i know nothing about my son's business dealings. then he lied about saying i have never been involved with them and now we know is he going to be sitting there and put in place with the people his son did business with. can you no longer say hunter wants the problem. can you say that joe, associated with hunter, when he was maybe not doing as much drugs then, was able to fly to country to country and do, to a degree, these deals. and if we could get those

suspicious activity reports. >> ainsley: sars? >> brian: sars report that would blow the lid off. >> ainsley: more than 150 of them according to the bank records. jim jordan said it's simple when you break it down. look at what happened in ukraine that one incident. on the board of burisma, making millions of dollars. there is a prosecutor thinks there is shady stuff happening. he is going to investigate the head of the board and the entire board. he was interviewed with brian. he said he believed that devon archer and hunter biden were doing shady things. and then the president gets involved. he goes over there. he fires that prosecutor who is investigating burisma in exchange for your tax dollars. he says "i will give ukraine a billion dollars in u.s. tax dollars if you fire this prosecutor." then bragged about it on camera later. >> pete: going to take one of those emails with a pseudonym, one of those suspicious activity reports. or one of those voice mails that some have said are out there of joe or hunter in phone calls between them and the board of

burisma. >> ainsley: you are not allowed to leverage u.s. tax dollars. >> pete: of course not. that would be a crime. >> ainsley: i agree. >> pete: that would be impeachable and joe biden knows why house republicans -- maybe he does. >> brian: isn't that what they accused donald trump of doing and they got their money anyway. >> pete: yes. >> brian: he sent rudy giuliani in to find out what's up with the biden story and business dealings? wait a second. he could be a political opponent. how dare you use the white house to do that and then nancy pelosi went to town. >> ainsley: a lot of people now are questioning whether or not he is the right guy to run for president. not only questioning his age, the majority of americans on both sides of the aisle are questioning his age. there's a recent poll, quinnipiac refresh your recollection firmly set on your choice for 2024 democratic nomination? and the total democratic voters, 58% of them said they might change their mind. 39 percent said they are firmly set. out of the biden supporters. 51%, more than half of his supporters said they might change. 46 percent said they are firmly

set. >> pete: they see what is in front of them. they see the press conference yesterday with his cabinet officials where he mumbled for a few minutes and then handed it over to jill. we know they still live in a dangerous world. here's the latest approval rating among all voters. >> ainsley: all voters. >> pete: 39 and 36. total approval rating. i mean, that's a. >> ainsley: joe biden getting a 39% favorability and then kamala is 36. she is lower than he is. >> brian: plan was he wants to be four years. hand it over to a competent, young, exciting vice president. he picked kamala harris. kamala harris has not stepped up in anybody's eyes, not democrat's eyes or republicans' eyes you see the polls of likely voters. they don't accept it. if you watched her sunday, she hasn't done her studying in order to handle the most difficult issues. let alone letting people feel as though she could take the job.

i thought dick cheney could take the job. i thought that joe biden was experienced enough should something happen to barack obama, i think most people thought that al gore could take the job. >> pete: or pence. >> brian: pence could do it for trump. i don't know that anybody says kamala would be perfect. >> ainsley: nancy pelosi dodged the question as vice president they don't do anything anyway. >> is vice president kamala harris the president running mate for this president? he thinks so and that is what matters. >> do you think so. >> she is very politically astute. i don't think people give her enough credit. people shouldn't under estimate what kamala harris brings to the table. >> do you think she is the best running mate, though? >> she is the vice president of the united states. people say to me why isn't she doing this or that? i said because she is the vice president. that's the job description. you don't do that much. >> pete: she is doing exactly what she should do, nothing. >> ainsley: then she said she is

politically astute and people don't give her enough creditthe way she gives introduce she can't answer questions. she is all over the place. i don't believe so. she is the border czar.

nothing is happening there but i think more people would give her an opportunity and a chance if she were really great when she has these introduce. but she feels to me she is so unsure of herself and she is -- she reads the critics and she reads about what people say about her and that really gets under her skin. it worries her, i think. when she does an interview she is not sure of herself. >> pete: i think you are right about that she has not taken an issue. it was supposed to be the border. i don't want to do it. take one signature issue and take it off the plate people give you credit. >> ainsley: if she took one issue and did a great job with it and confident whether she did introduce i think things could change. >> brian: we thought she took abortion. then we watched with margaret brennan on face the nation. she knows the narrative from republicans is what is the week that you would allow an abortion, you would feel good about abortion? she changes the subject. same thing. roe v. wade reinstalled. excuse me. just name week. just name the week. republicans are saying it do it

through the time of birth. that he was ridiculous. i want back to roe v. wade. you took one issue. you got a little bit of credit for it. and then you dropped the ball when pressed on it. so, this story, i think, is huge. so if you look at david ignatius. he is really respected in international circles, especially. >> ainsley: is he on your radio show a lot. >> brian: he is. extremely well-known. >> ainsley: columnist for the "the washington post." >> brian: he has got contacts. he does the international stuff. so tapped into washington. i didn't know this. but his dad was, too. he was a higher up in the "the washington post." he really grew up in the "the washington post." so, this is akin to, i there, the democratic establishment saying to joe, you got a small window, step aside for us to get somebody in there to compete for the primary process. listen to what david ignatius wrote and then talk about that day. joe, step out. >> my impression from talking to people in washington around the country is that she has not been

successful in the way that she would want in getting traction as the vice president. the key question with oldest vice president, excuse me, president biden will be, is whether people see the vice president as a strong successor to far, i don't think she has made that case to the country. if she is going to make it now is the time. >> brian: what he said prior to that and wrote about it. i should have tossed it up better joe, thank you for a great job you are awesome but you are done. >> ainsley: read this latest column. it pains him to actually say it because he loves joe biden so much. >> brian: he got blasted. >> ainsley: joe biden, your greatest achievement with kamala harris was stopping trump. now it's time for you to step aside and let somebody else. he goes after his age. he says when the majority of americans democrats and republicans believe you are too old. it's time to step aside.

should not have put his son on the burisma board. should not have allowed it to happen. >> pete: multiple of the shows said 100% of the time when they talk to democrats off camera and they talk to a lot of them, those democrats say joe is too old. step aside. what they say on camera is completely different than what they say off camera. and david ignatius was the only one willing to say it out loud what everyone is thinking. >> ainsley: i hope democrats know we are talking about the president of our country when he gets elected he will be 86 when he is at the end of that presidency. at the end of his next term, so.

i hope you know when he decides to step down kamala harris becomes president. >> pete: unless he does it real soon. >> ainsley: they are running out of time. >> brian: after the midterms, i didn't think we would be having this conversation because he did well in the midterms. >> ainsley: the white house full throttle, they are for this. they say he is running. >> brian: good luck with that choice. >> ainsley: the kaye hero canine took down the convicted killer on the run for two weeks. are combined netted worth of the 550 their plan to regulate a.i. >> >> brian: what was taken and the charges they are facing. ♪ ♪

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>> ainsley: good deal. thank you so much, carley. after two weeks on the run convicted killer and escaped prisoner danelo cavalcante is captured. police made the arrest with no shots fired thanks to the help of their k-9 crime fighter named yoda who sniffed out during the manhunt. here is a mayor matt fetit. good morning, mr. mayor. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. i'm sure the community is so relieved. how do you feel. >> there is a collective sigh of relief our community and county as a whole. it feels good to wake up this morning and not be on edge wondering what the next piece of news is going to be. >> ainsley: you know, it's amazing how they captured him. they had the heat signature down on the ground. and they weren't able to go in because of the weather, the lightning. but then the next morning they were able to establish that perimeter. they knew where he was. they sent the k-9 in to go and get this guy. and he was injured. a minor bite wound. we saw the blood on his face. tell us more about the team that

went in and the dog. >> you know, what's really interesting is the obviously the resources that were made available to make the capture possible. you know, coordinated by and led by the pennsylvania state police, supported by federal and local law enforcement officers. but to see the entire team come together to protect our community was really fantastic. >> ainsley: the elite border patrol unit based in el paso very skilled in apprehension, they were involved in this as well, right. >> yes. i understand they came in and complemented the entire team that was there of the use of all of the resources, the heat seeking as well as k-9 really, i think gave also something for the community to rally around. that, you know, there is something there to really kind of sink our teeth into and go wow, not only can we celebrate the capture, but it was done with nobody being hurt both no civilians or law enforcement or first responders hurt at all. but then they also gave us --

rally around the k-9 officer that was involved in the takedown. just brought to a really great conclusion. >> ainsley: the k-9s are so important because the dog can be sent in. we knew he had a rifle. he had stolen a rifle from man's garage. >> that's right. >> ainsley: knew he was armed and dangerous because he had murdered his girlfriend. stabbed her so many times in front of her children, and i believe he was wanted for hurt down in brazil as well. so what was it like going through all the ups and downs where we thought we knew where he was and then he would evade police and then we thought we knew where he was and he would do it again. >> i think, you know that, is the part that really got people on edge. when we believed that he was in the two to three mile radius of the prison, as you drove in a area, there were state police and law enforcement and first responders in eyesight no matter where you went. that made people feel good and confident. when the word came down that he was able to steal a vehicle and

get out of that perimeter. that kind of, again, kind of made it that feeling that sense of nervousness and anxiety really rose again. so, i feel likes a we kind of went up and down and up and down, the community struggled, right? they struggled to understand why does it take so long and how could you have this many people here and not capture him? this was not an easy search. very densely wooded. many places to hide. many farms in the area. this was not an easy task to do and certainly give all the credit to the law enforcement officers that made it happen. >> ainsley: yeah. we talked to one man yesterday who says he lives 1.9 miles from the prison. bought his house and didn't realize they were that close to the prison. he said cavalcante was in his downstairs, broke into his house, and then three days later went to his neighbor's house. he said it's very scary his children and wife were terrified. when you buy a house, you don't think about that.

hopefully they will secure this prison because it's the second time this same exact way in the last few weeks that two people have tried to escape that way. so they are going to have to secure that prison so the neighbors feel safe. >> absolutely. you know, most of the time we can go through and we don't even realize the prison is there county prison used mostly for local crimes. high risk prisoners like this are rarely kept there so we really don't think about it being there. we drive by it all the time and it never enters our minds. >> ainsley: now it does. thank you, mr. mayor. >> thanks so much for keeping this front and center. we appreciate it. >> ainsley: you're welcome. coming up, why did the chicken cross the road? because a tractor-trailer spilled out 80,000 pounds of raw chicken, gross. the interstate hen-drance. we will ask our voter panel if they would rather see someone else on the ticket. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: we are back with some headlines, the idaho judge presiding over bryan kohberger's murder trial calling out the media for coverage of the case. kohberger was back in the courtroom yesterday after the defense and prosecution asked for cameras to be restricted in the courtroom. >> it can tilt -- it can tilt the case one way or the other. and we don't want that because that's not based on evidence. that's not based on the rules of the court. and it can get out of control. >> carley: some family members do want those cameras in the courtroom saying kohberger does not deserve privacy. the next hearing in the case is september for september 22nd. a federal judge once again rules the daca immigration program is illegal. the obama era policy shields immigrants who were brought to the united states as kids from deportation.

yesterday, the judge sided with texas and other states suing to stop the daca program all together. the government is now barred from approving new applications but the ruling leaves the program intact for those already in the system. this issue is expected to head all the way to the supreme court. and check this out. a tractor-trailer crash sent 80,000 pounds of raw chicken spilling on to interstate 285 in georgia, causing a hen-drance to all lanes. get it. hen-drance not hinderance. no word on what caused it. thankfully authorities say there were only minor injuries and the road is completely reopened three hours later. those are your headlines. janice, get your barbecue sauce out. >> janice: that was awesome what did you say hen -- >> hen-drance. >> janice: stick to the weather. watching hurricane lee, category 2 storm. and it is expanding. so this is a very big system. and even though you look at the

tragedy and say okay, it's not going to effect me here in the northeast. we are going to feel impacts up and down the eastern seaboard in the next several days. expecting a hurricane still on saturday as it makes its approach, it's potential landfall across eastern canada. so bermuda, you are still under a tropical storm warning. and then as we get into the weekend, all eyes are going to be on the centers of circulation, making a landfall probably across nova scotia. but all along new england, the coast of new england, you need to be prepared for effects, including storm surge in southeastern massachusetts where we have storm surge advisories. here is our track confidence. better confidence today, thank goodness. this one has been a really tough one to forecast because the models have been all over the place. now we are ready however, i want to make sure that people along the coast of new england, you know, watch this thing as we get into the weekend. because, you just never know. a wobble to the east or west is going to make a difference, all

right? so here is, you know, our tracking. remember, a couple days ago we were sort of saying what's going to happen with this storm? but we are in pretty good confidenced that the center of circulation is going to come across eastern canada but coastal new england and even parts of the northeast need to pay attention. all right. fox weather.com for your latest details. over to you, pete hegseth. >> pete: thank you, you talking about hendrix. >> pete: favorite jen 6:30 in the morning. >> janice: i'm there it's 5:00 somewhere. >> pete: getting bad when even the media is turning on joe. a prominent "the washington post" columnist who has been supportive of biden for years now calling on the 80 years to call it quits. and the polls, well, they tell the same story. a majority of democrats might change their mind and vote against or vote away from biden in 2024. let's ask independent voter doug boyer. doug, thanks for being here.

you know, from what i understand, you have method joe biden a number of times, think he was a real good senator, appreciate his service. but, as an independent voter, how do you feel about his age and capability to do the job? >> i think i agree with the poll. joe biden is actually moved beyond his time of service. one comment that was made in that particular article is it said they gave their best. they did their duty. they healed a broken land. i think over the last couple of years, we have had a lot of turbulence in this country. but one of the things that this nation needs to do is to allow the healing to begin and realize, you know, somebody who is stumbling, getting up the airplane and somebody who is got word salad, it's time for us to move on and start to look at other options. and while we do it, could i also say as a -- as the republicans continue to badger every single thing about him, i think that we as a nation need to learn to

love one another, whether we agree with them or not. that's what i was reading in the scriptures this morning. so when we look at biden. he served, but it's time for him to move on and us to begin the healing through love. >> pete: that's a good sentiment. i appreciate that. genie has been out of the bottle for long before biden as well considering what they did to trump, also, on the impeachment front. you mentioned both trump and biden though, doug. i want to get to some new polling numbers on that as well. it doesn't seem to be just about age. the question was asked are you too old to effectively serve another four year term? nearly 70 percent said biden was too old. now, donald trump is a little bit younger but not much. and that's only 35%. this is -- this isn't really about age for people, is it? it's about mental acuity, ability to do the job. you were -- served in the military for many years, be the commander-in-chief. that's what it's about. >> i think that trump as well

it's past his time of service. time for republicans to stop the lying and the crying. i think it's time for us to take a look at a younger generation and see what some of our other options are i know when you look at the commander-in-chief, you want somebody that knows how and when to make a decision for our nation because if it were ever an icbm you and i both know they have got about 3 minutes to make a decision and i don't think either of these candidates are in a position, based on their age, based on their ability to work the system in the middle of the night, i don't think i would trust either of these two to make that quick decision. >> pete: there is plenty of lying and crying to go around in washington, d.c. >> absolutely. >> pete: real quick, before we go, if it weren't joe who should it, on the democratic on the democratic side. >> youngkin. is he level. i think oh, gavin newsom, i think that there's a moderate piece of him. it's a big state that he is managing right now with a lot of

problems, but i think that he probably would be a better option on the democratic side than president biden is right now. >> pete: we shall see. doug boyer, thank you for your service and your time. >> thank you, i appreciate being on here. >> pete: tech giants like elon musk team up with lawmakers to regulate ai. >> i think this history has been very important for the future of civilization. will. >> pete: historic meeting. senator mike brown led that discussion and he joins us coming up next. ♪ i don't want to work ♪ i want to bang on the drum all day ♪ yes, i do ♪ i don't want to play ♪ i just want to bang on the drum all day ♪ that's right ♪ when i get older ♪ ♪

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♪ >> you got musk, gates, zuckerberg, some of the rich texas models meeting with over 60 senators on capitol hill addressing a.i. >> it's important for us to have a referee. just as a have a referee in sports game and the games are better for it. i think this meeting may go down in history as being very

important for the future of civilization. >> brian: i hope so. south dakota senator mike rounds led the closed door forum, he joins us now. you say you really like the way they engaged in each. >> they were really going at it. what came out of this prestigious meeting? >> look it, they were gentlemanly about it. it wasn't like they were screaming and hollering but they clearly this points of view. they wanted to talk with us directly about the concerns they had. number one, they want to make sure that if we're going to actually be trying to regulated more at the federal level that we put together the expertise to do it right. they suggested, you know, there is expertise at some of our universities, there sex per tease within the laboratories, the national labs. but they really wanted to make sure that we had the right expertise and that we not do this in a vacuum. this is reason why we tried to keep this bipartisan group together talking about ai. because this is going to have to be some sort of a long-term approach to making sure that we become and maintain our status

as the leader in the world with ai. it's not going away. in the wrong hands' a.i. can produce some really really bad things. >> brian: are you convinced we are leading a.i.? >> we are right now. and the reason is because people want to be here in the united states. but, they don't want to go to russia. they really don't want to go to china. but, russia and china are working very hard because they understand that on the battlefield, if you don't have a.i., you are going to lose. and so our message is we want the best and the brightest minds. it's kind of like did we want albert einstein in the united states or did we want him in germany in world war ii in the response is that we wanted him in -- can you imagine what would have happened if albert einstein wouldn't have been here? think about the manhattan project. same thing goes on right now when we talk about a.i. we want the best and brightest to come to the united states. >> brian: senator, it's not a hit on you, it would bed same thing if you asked me, i'm not ready to regulate a.i. i just don't know enough.

and referees if you want to play out that analogy know the game that they are refusing. do you know enough ref, and if not. >> you hit it on the head. we don't know enough to regulate it right now there. and that was part of the message that was being shared yesterday was get the expertise. bring in the professionals. you know, when we talk about nuclear issues and so forth and when we talk about how we handle nuclear regulatory issues, we bring in experts when we talk about the spectrum. we try to wring in experts on the spectrum. the same thing here, there is a limited body of individuals that really understand a.i. and while it's growing, they don't want to be regulated unless we know the ins and outs of it. that, i think, is part of the discussion we are having here. and i think that came across fairly well yesterday. >> brian: sam altman who came out with chatgpt and others

said this. >> we took eight months after we chatgpt 4 make it safer and have red teams. we think that is important. taking the time to make it safe and understand the risks. we are very proud what we put out and think it is important. >> brian: what do you think here? not a contentious one. what is next. >> more studies. getting more information. sam aultman hit it on the head. look, these guys are bright. they get it. he just said, look, you need to do what we're doing, which is let's take our time and do this thing right. it's one of the reasons why i got involved in this in the first place. we have to do it right. we have to make sure that we are the place where a.i. develops. we can't let any of the other major countries in the world get ahead of us in this. so, you know, for us, it was a good first step. but only the beginning. we have a long ways to go. >> brian: i would love to see another meeting in six weeks. another one in six weeks. and then a program. senator, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> brian: all right.

carley shimkus could be on that a.i. board and was upset that she was not included in that meeting yesterday. >> carley: yes. i'm going to join the a.i. board. maybe tomorrow, who knows. >> brian: no, no. stay here. >> carley: possibilities are endless. wild story here. a woman is booked and charged with intentionally setting fire inside a target store in southern california last week. investigators say she purposefully started to to distract the staff while she stole baby formula. the fire resulted in $500,000 in damages and $1 million in retail losses. wow. a serial squatter rushes to a ra home. the moved into the home in april destroying the inside and even listing the property for sale online. the squatter was released from jail on monday. the owners say he has already returned and a for sale sign is up in their yard. those frustrated homeowners are

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♪ >> pete: the detroit auto show is back with big brands debuting their latest models including the new ford f-150 or how about the easy to operate air one drone? >> ainsley: the auto expert mike caudill is at the auto show with the latest for us. show us what's behind you. hey, mike. >> hey, good morning ainsley and pete. you know what in the detroit auto show hit hard by covid. taken them a few years to get back to where they are now. this has turned into america's car show. all about the big three here all making major debuts starting with what you just said, pete, the all new 2024 f-1450. it will get a new grill for new year. this is the tremor package and see you ripping this down in nashville. all about off road capability. what is really cool. on the rear of the truck new

access tailgate. you are going to dig it. normal tailgate comes down. once you make your way to the top you hit this button and open it up and easily walk inside the back of your truck. giving you so much great access inside. now, speaking of inside. on the interior of this you are going to get a 12-inch touch screen and blue cruise technology. semi a ton must driving features. of course this being the tremor package can you take this off road. starting price will be right around $36,000. now, g.m.c. and the arcadia, one of america's favorite suvs. >> this is the denali package. they debuted this at the auto show yesterday. they are adding nearly a foot of length on the back of this, giving you 80% more cargo capacity. denali package is all about luxury. this thing is stunning on the inside. now, i got drop some performance in here. this is the cadillac ct 5. sales in the last month north of 70%. they are having their best year as a brand.

to date, it's all about american muzzle with new ct 5 two turbo charged engines. all about off roading. pete, you and i love to go off road. this is the jeep gladiator. this is their truck based adventure vehicle. all new redesigned front grill on this thing. i love the boxy look when you look at that side profile. for the first time in a while, that front windshield will be able to come down making it just a super fun off road vehicle with that top down and it being a truck. now, lincoln showing off all new nautilus here at the show. the front end design is super luxurious. buff the interior is something that caught my attention. it's the reason i'm sharing it with you today. look at this screen it. just floats. they call it a floating infotainment system. i got one more for you guys. thinking about commuting. throw some modern technology in there this is the air one drone. it's got 8 rotating motors on it. a 40-mile distance. it is electric. but here's what is really cool

about this right here. you think about people that fly drones. well, in this case you are literally flying inside of a drone. so, great stuff here. >> ainsley: mini helicopter. >> pete: do you need special training ton that, mike or can i just jump in that thing? >> ainsley: do you have to be a pilot? >> you will have to get a pilot's license to fly that thing. it is going to require faa approval on it. but super cool. and there are so many great cars in here. everyone is back in detroit. there is a buzz and it feels good to be in motor state. >> ainsley: what's important when a woman is buying a car what's most important and when a man is buying a car? >> yeah. so i always say the same thing, right? they're actually one in the same. my job is to make sure my wife gets to pick whatever car she wants and she usually gets the new one. but it's all about space and functionality on the inside of the car and plenty of spots to plug in your devices. i know that's what is key for our family at home. >> pete: it's true. it's got to along cool. >> ainsley: you need a lot of

cup holders we all have our bottles of water. i like an option for a third row when my nephews come to visit it's nice to have that option. >> pete: i would like to have a fourth row. >> ainsley: you have a big family. yyou need a sprinter van. >> pete: thanks for bringing it to us, mike. >> ainsley: gets what in the second hour of "fox & friends" starts now. >> if we don't have agreements with the three of them by september 14th. >> first time looking at a possible strike against all of detroit's big three automakers. >> a 10 day strike could cost $5 billion. >> while president biden is set to deliver what the white house is billing as a major economic address where is he expected to tout his bidenomics plan. >> coming at a time if not many or most americans are feeling the squeeze of high inflation. >> definitely a huge relief and can you feel it in the community. >> pennsylvania state police aided by a border patrol strike team with the help of one brave canine named yoda