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 apprehended

the fugitive. >> became a show of force. >> i'm confident this is just the beginning. >> these remains of nonhuman beings discovered in peru and presented next can congressional hearing. >> a whole fleet of them. >> the scientists have proven that the d.n.a. is not human. >> fans of in sync go wild as the boy band reunite on stage. >> going to start touring again. >> are they really? >> we need more n sink. >> we begin this hour big three auto workers. >> pete: if the two sides don't reach a contract by midnight tonight the union is vowing to go on strike in a move that could cost the u.s. economy billions. >> ainsley: mark meredith at the white house in the final hours to reach a deal, mark? >> good morning to all three of you. if the uaw ends up going on strike, they say they are going

to target individual plants. they haven't said yet which plants would strike first but any sort of work stoppage would have an impact on the u.s. economy. a group studying what this could mean. they say at least $5 billion could be cost if the strike were to last at least 10 days, if not longer. the strikes would impact three of the u.s. automakers, ford, general motors and the parent company of stis ler. the uaw has list of demands. 40% increase in pay. shorter workweek and additional benefits. the automakers have offered increase in pay. but so far those offers have fallen short of the labor union's demands. >> we are preparing to strike these companies in a way they have never seen before. our message to the companies was clear. if we don't have a fair contract by midnight on thursday night, we will strike. >> for the white house, any possible strike could not come at a worse time. the president is already facing skepticism about his economic plans and any strike could also

hurt his re-election pitch to voters that he is a labor union president. a former uaw official telling politico uaw members feel abandoned by the democratic party. a segment of the party sees itsselves serving corporations rather than the common good. we have had a lot of disappointments. the former head of the uaw. the white house has been asked a lot about what is happening behind the scenes, what are they doing to ensure that if both sides stay at the negotiating table. they say they are hoping that there is going to be a compromise here, that a deal can be reached. but, at this point, they are still letting the players on both sides work it out amongst themselves. the president is going to be talking a lot about the economy today. a big speech in maryland focused on the economy. we will see if he brings up the strikes. about 16 hours away if it does end up having. back to you guys. >> brian: mark, is there is a sense that he should back off running on bidenomics, yet? >> the white house is certainly invested a lot of time and energy trying to focus on

bidenomics if a strike does happen and if we see a huge hit in the markets and prolonged any longer i mean for weeks or months on end yeah, it could be a real problem. at this point the white house is running on economic mission. >> brian: all right. good job, mark, thanks. >> ainsley: look at the front cover of the "new york post." it's still the economy, stupid. and it says median household falls to $74,000. that's $4,000 less than what most people were making in 2019 or the middle part of the country. inflation is still up 3.7%. gas prices are soaring. and bidenomics is not working, it says. >> pete: yeah, if you feel like almost two years into a presidency you are getting poorer and your money doesn't go as far as. >> brian: you are. >> pete: as it was, that's not a good sign. that's why you see this poll of biden wants handling the economy. you have got abysmal 33% approval rating of biden's hand lick of the economy. yet, when he hits the campaign

trail, you ask the right question, brian. is he always talking about bidenomics. what does he say middle out and bottom up is the phrase? >> ainsley: trickle down? >> pete: is he against the middle stuff. it's not working. >> brian: if you look at inflation it grew at 2.7%. but, over all, since he took office, inflation is up 13%. so, everything that you buy, if you live paycheck to paycheck, which i think is 60% of the country, everything you buy is more expensive including gas. look at economic numbers. 47% of gas and consumer goods are up. 36% of housing or rent are up. 8% stock market up. 5% is your job situation. >> ainsley: this is the most worrisome economic and your family, most people gas and goods. then there is housing and rent costs. >> brian: jobs is good news for them. but, you know what is turning into bad news? how many jobs are open. rather than unemployment.

>> ainsley: i think people are worried about their jobs. if you read this article in the "new york post." there is the 62-year-old lady and she said she hasn't gotten a raise in three years. notice last three years i have stopped eating out. i struggled to get my rent paid i haven't bought new shoes or three years i like shoes. there is no guy young guy 33 years old rifs in brooklyn. i feel it in my dating life and he says i have to cut back on the girls. he said if i have got a date. i have got to do research on the place and see what food and bottles cost. you have to do your research because the bills don't stop and we don't have the luxury of disposable income. i was born and raised in new york and i love new york wall my heart. it's the best and worst place on earth. but i'm legitimately contemplating relocating to canada. >> pete: yeah, not just young people it's also baby boomers. and this is a headline caught our eye in the "wall street journal." why more baby boomers are sliding into homelessness.

here's a part of what the "wall street journal" writes. they say high housing cost. a major factor in all homelessness especially hard for seniors living on social security who are no longer working. low cost assistive living centers never built in larger numbers to handle the baby boom generation have been closing amid staff shortages and financial troubles and society'y disperse sal of if a kneelial means. generational families took care of each other economy around 33, 34%. you tweet something like this out i'm going to lay up bidenomics today in virginia. it's working, it's working. the maga republicans, maganomics, the alternative they have. i'm not joking, what alternative

have they offered. donald trump said i gave you one for four years. i welcome to you compare it. >> ainsley: do you want to know why the approval rating is so low all you have to do is listen to economic numbers. listen to what he is saying and everyone knows that is not true. spending too much money. causing inflation. no longer energy independent. that's why gas prices are have gone up. 71-year-old lady lost her job at the liquor store. her rent went up $500 per month someone bought her apartment building she had to move out and started sleeping on friend's sofas and she can't find anything affordable because rent has gone up. >> pete: even former union members say they feel abandoned by the democrat party over the administration's obsession with electric cars. >> brian: i don't think the uaw has endorsed biden yet. >> pete: no. i have seen donald trump make a pretty hard push to say hey, i was a guy who supported you at the unions and everyday worker. combine that with the lunacy of what the left is peddling on all social issues. what in common do these auto workers have with the modern

democrat party? >> brian: going thing, the line you always here is presidents get too much credit when the economy is good and too much blame when it's bad. you could actually point to a rescue plan we didn't need inflation reduction act and the infrastructure deal that he is bragging it's getting down this. is all spending we didn't have. >> pete: and the war on energy. you crush that energy party. the combination of that it points stright 1600 pennsylvania. >> all right. let's talk about what is happening on fox nation because we're about to release this new docu series of it's called "my son jeffrey" the dahmer family tapes. it's being released on monday. we wanted to let you know about it. you are getting the first look at the trailer. here it is? this next conversation is between jeff and i when he called me from the prison. i don't want to get serious and

morbid. i want to get things straight if it's okay with you. >> one thing i wanted to share with you, remember that small wooden box? do you know what was in it, don't you? >> the death toll in milwaukee's mass murder is estimated at 17 tonight. >> milwaukee police found body parts in a north side apartment and now they wondered if they have uncovered some kind of death factory. i was so wrapped up in what i was doing. >> hazardous materials team recovering a human skull two more bodies found in a freezer. >> it's a real obsession. continue doing that for the rest of my life police have arrested 31-year-old jeffrey dahmer. >> he is being called the

cannibal killer. >> gruesome chore of identifying. >> the personality is loving, kind, you show respect to people. you show no kind of anger at all. and i want you to know i love you so very much and i care but. >> okay, dad. >> trying to make sense of the things his son had done. lionel later recorded his conversations with jeffrey in prison. he is talking to the person he probably trusts more in the world than anyone and it's maybe the first real glimpse we get of jeffrey dahmer. those are exclusive new tapes, audio of conversations between one of the most notorious killers of all time and his dad

while is he in jail. >> ainsley: known as the milwaukee cannibal. sexual offender, he killed 17 men. >> brian: and he got killed in prison. so, who raised him? no offense, but were there any signs in 11th grade when he wasn't doing his math homework? >> pete: my understanding in this series they go back and interview lots of people from his past and probably address that question then you got the dad on the tape saying i love you. i wonder if he regrets what he did throughout his life. >> ainsley: i love you very much. would you be able to do that? they are behind bars. wow. drops on monday we will all have to watch. >> check it out for sure. carley has headlines. >> carley: update on big story that broke during "fox & friends" yesterday. the escaped pennsylvania prisoner is back behind bars after evading law enforcement for nearly two weeks.

danelo cavalcante was found by authorities yesterday morning in chester county after a k-9 named yoda helped take him down. we spoke to the mayor of the town he was captured earlier. >> there is absolutely a collective sigh of relief both in our community and the county as a whole it. feels good to wake up this morning and not be, you know, on edge wondering what the next piece of news is going to be. not only can we celebrate the capture rearlt around the officer in the take down. brought it to a great conclusion. >> carley: the illegal immigrant was already convicted and sentenced to life in prison for murdering his ex-girlfriend. is he now being held at state correctional facility after being spotted in a hospital robe. cavalcante will reportedly be placed in a maximum security prisoner. now to a fox weather alert. a monsoon sweeping through parts of arizona drenching the usually dry desert region. city of mesa seeing winds up to

60 miles per hour. damaging buildings and downing power lines and even flipping over small air planes. hplane bracing forlee. download the fox weather app. for all the updates. nsync is back with new music for the first time in more than 20 years. ♪ take it to a better place. >> going to make it >> the sound track patrol together starring justin timberlake will feature a new song from the band called "better place." unfortunately for fans hoping for a tour sources tell tmz there are no plans for a full album or the group hitting the road any time soon. here is a fun nsync fact justin's mom came up with the band's name incorporates the

last letter of each of the original member's first names. can you see what they're talking about on the screen there i didn't know that that is a fun fact. that is the definition of a fun fact. >> ainsley: that's how justin timberlake got his start. >> pete: nsync two days on the show. i wasn't missing them and now i don't want them back. >> ainsley: got to make some money. they have to have a tour. >> carley: deep down. >> pete: i would admit it. not here. >> brian: the problem with boy bands is they grow up that's why i never did it. >> pete: man bands. >> brian: new kids on the block are 50. >> ainsley: kids on the block. >> brian: what were they thinking? i don't dance. i never met a dance floor that did me any good. >> ainsley: it's 5 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, california police arrest an alleged drunken horseman.

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growing migrant surge costing taxpayers $20 million and 15 billion over the course of three years. dhs officials reportedly accusing the mayor of having no exit strategy to see the migrants find their way out of the shelter system. our next guest has big plans for the border in his run for the white house 2024 is he governor chris christie. first off, governor, i don't know how well you know the mayor, but i don't know if you could blame him for not having an exit strategy when these illegal aliens don't belong here and they can't work here? >> president biden created the problem during the campaign. >> brian: same party. >> sent a signal to everybody across the border, if i win, the border is open and you can come across. now, here's the one place where i bring mayor adams and other people in his party local officials. they all said they were sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. >> brian: true. >> they said it, brian, when there was no cost to it. now all of a sudden they get a president who is letting in everybody over the border. and now they are saying this is unfair. so both sides of the democratic party, the local and state

officials and president biden are to blame here and they are creating chaos in our cities. and that's why w when i'm president, day one, national guard to the border to work with customs and border patrol to stop fentanyl from coming over the border and kill her citizens. we need to do that right away. >> brian: we watched president trump try to make sanctuary city status illegal and the courts stopped him. and you know you get these democratic appointed judges and republican appointed judges, how do you stop when the legal system says they can do it? >> let me ask you a question do you think mayor adams had to to do all over again he would say it's a sanctuary city i don't think so. >> brian: you think they would change. >> they might. president partner with them to restore law and order to the cities which is exactly what i'm going to do brian. i'm going to instruct the attorney general to have the lawless cities have the feds enforce law against violent crime. put the violent criminals ruining the quality of life in federal prison. if alvin bragg cares more about prosecuting donald trump for

7-year-old porn star than i will do it as president. >> brian: same as the georgia prosecutor, too. >> exactly right. >> brian: new jersey, governor murphy who you have been critical of before now parental notification policy. he says no more telling parents about their kids possibly transitioning or using pronounce. your stand? >> i told the voters in new jersey in 2017 when he was running when he said he wanted to make new jersey the california of the east that he meant it. this is another example of it. there is no one who should know that issue more than the parents. parents liv their children more than people anywhere else. >> brian: you like a governor getting involved either way? >> what i like the governor doing is putting parents in charge, brian. let the parents decide. no one loves our children knows our children, or can care for our children more than the mother and father. you and i know that as fathers. and we shouldn't have any governor getting in the middle of it. >> brian: of course. tim scott came out and he said i don't like -- he is on the

stage, you are on the stage. he said i don't like the criteria of national polls. he said i want state by state polls. especially early state polls to define the criteria. so go alabama week three, four, five debates. do you back tim scott on this. >> i have always said that i don't think we have a national primary. so national polls to me are much less important. we are not all voting on one day. in fact, this race will change significantly after iowa votes. we have seen that happen before. the race will change again after new hampshire votes and again after south carolina votes. so, i think that makes a lot of sense. >> brian: you back tim scott. >> tim and i agree on this. i think what we need to be doing -- we have gotten this race pretty narrowed down as it is. my guess there will only be six of us on the stage at reagan and we will get-get less as we go forward. money will dry up. and, look, i'm at 14% in new hampshire. in second place. the idea that i have to worry what the national polls are seem kind of crazy to me. >> brian: when i think of the

space program i think of elon musk and chris christie i know you are involved in the ufo program. >> thank you. >> brian: nasa is set to release it's ufo report this morning what are you looking for. >> i hope they are completely transparent like i said in the debate, ryan. let's let everybody know this it's ridiculous folks don't know. i'm glad i have become the republican party expert on ufos i thank the first debate for establishing that for me. >> brian: mexico has a body and it looks like we can take them. the body that they unveiled yesterday is an alien with three fingers, is about 3 feet tall. and i believe looks exactly like e.t. and i think as a race, i think we'll prevail. do you believe we will prevail. >> look, i'm looking at that and looping at me and you i like our chances. >> brian: you do. >> i like ourens thats despite the fact we are mets fans which means we are not winning of this summer. i like ourens thats against that guy. >> brian: guy lives in new jersey counsel fan you watch him beat up on the giants. any regrets about being a cowboy

fan. >> i have been a cowboy fan since 7 there are no regrets. you are what you are, brian. how about in this world we're all be what we are instead of pretending to be something else. i'm a cowboys fan. we haven't won anything for 30 years. >> we are suffering a bit. like a met fan, too. we haven't won anything in almost 36 years. so, i'm suffering along with my fandom. >> brian: so maybe to heal become president and mandate a cowboy. >> jerry would love that if we mandated a cowboy. just mandate to be competitive that's all we are looking for. >> brian: thank you very much. look forward to seeing you on stage in a couple of weeks. >> thank you, sir. >> brian: celebrating trucker appreciation week with those that keep america moving and we need 21,000 more ♪ whiskey taste of moonshine ♪ tear drop in my eye ♪ country road ♪ take me home ♪ ♪ to the place ♪ where i belong

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which also to me was working in a man's world basically. and my husband who i met what do you think about over the road team truck driving? i said what is that? he told me. you realize you have to spend 24/7 with me. we laughed it off. all said and done he sent me to school. here i am today loving it. it has been the most amazing experiencey i couldn't ask for it to be better than i am right now. 24/7 with my husband over the road both are in the truck together or following each other. >> no, we're in the truck together. >> you take turns driving but you get to see the country together as well. >> yes. and it's amazing. beautiful country, never thought we would get to see. >> it's wonderful, if you raise your children and you want to go see and travel like many people do you are still getting paid to do it. that's wonderful. thomas, tell us about you. oh, sorry. i'm coming right back to you, paula, but thomas, go for it. >> oh, i'm sorry.

like many drivers. this is a second career for me. i was a teacher for a long time. 30 years as a computer teacher and wanted to do something a little bit different from the time i was a little boy i wanted to drive truck. let's try this. >> how do you like it? >> i like it great. i'm part of what we call a short haul fleet here at cargo transporters. i'm home every night. for me this works well. kids are all grown but we have grandkids in the area that gives me a chance to come home every night and spend time with my wife and spend time with the grandkids and things like that that's interesting people think how do you live your family that long. there are opportunities you can on the road during the day? if i was to give anybody advice. do research. some offer that possibility. others have really great opportunities to be over the road if that's what the individual wants.

do the research? >> paula, what is it like driving something so large? >> well, when i was going through school, there was times that i didn't even think i could do it. i would call my husband every day going i don't know if i can do this. but, with the, you know, i got in there, and i did it and i have never driven anything but, you know, an suv before. and getting in there and being age to do it just wilt up my confidence and, i will tell you what, it's amazing feeling. i feel like i'm just this little girl in this big toy truck. it's just so much fun and i really, really enjoy it. g. it's not very hard. >> ainsley: okay. i can't even parallel park, barely. but a truck, but i guess they have big parking spots. you have truck stops that are equipped for all of this. thomas, what -- what can you say to people who are watching that don't have a job right now that need to make money, how would you encourage them to go into this field? >> well, gosh, if they're

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. we are tracking hurricane lee and we have a better idea of where the storm is going to make landfall this weekend. so category 2 is kind of interacting with colder water and maybe some wind shear, dry air. but we are expecting a hurricane on saturday making a landfall in eastern canada. but we are still going to feel the effects of this storm system, certainly along the coast of the northeast and new england. so people need to still pay attention because look at those outer rain bands moving into cape cod and the islands. even coastal massachusetts up towards maine. and then making a landfall as i mentioned either new brunswick or nova scotia and quickly moving to the northeast. this will be a quick mover. it will be a transitioning storm. almost like a nor'easter. but we still have tropical storm watches and hurricane watches posted for parts of maine in towards eastern canada. so keeping an eye on that. here is the latest heading north, accelerating the next few days, rough seas, rip currents along the east coast. and impacts likely for coastal new england and canada. so keeping an eye on that. there is the rest of the day's

forecast. could see the potential for heavy rain for parts of texas and oklahoma that will bring the temperatures down. so that's great news. much of the country really refreshing air. here in new york city, it is spectacular. pete hegseth, maybe lunch outdoors today? >> pete: not a bad idea. what do they call it? >> pete: del friscos? >> i love del friscos. >> pete: or something like that. >> janice: i love that idea. see threw. >> pete: all right. elon musk facing criticism as a new biography reveals how the world's richest man really felt about doing business with communist china claiming, quote at one point during their two hour conversation, bari weiss asked how tesla's business interest in china might effect the way he managed twitter. musk said that twitter would, indeed, have to be careful about the words it used regarding china because tesla's business could be threatened. china's repression of the uyghurs, he said, had two sides.

our next guest is an outspoken critic of china, a former nba player turned activist enes kanter freedom joins us now. enes, thanks for being here. so elon musk, spacex, x or twitter, tesla, star link. he has interest all over the world. he says the uyghur issue has two sides and it will effect what he does on twitter. what do you say? >> you know, around two years ago actually elon musk turned a blind eye to the chinese communist party's abuses and has opened a tesla showroom in the area. just recently, musk said that twitter will indeed have to be careful about the words he used regarding china because of tesla's business could be threatened. and china's aggression of uyghurs, he said, has two sides. i mean, two sides genocide. what two sides are you talking about? just say that you don't want your business to be affected or you just want to make more money. i mean, china buys silence.

i think they just bought elon musk. >> pete: it is staggering what he would have to -- is that just the nature of international business if you want to play ball with the chinese you play by their rules. >> exactly. unfortunately, this billionaire has to bow down to these dictatorship so they can make more money. it's a shame because elon musk keeps talking about free speech and stuff and now and now saying you have to be careful about the word that you use on twitter or acts by chinese communist party is unacceptable. >> pete: yeah, sure is i want to get you on one more topic, too. the nba. the board of governors of the nba. you played there for years. approved a new rule allowing the league to fine teams for arresting star players. when you go to game you don't want to cross your fingers and say is steph curry playing or not? >> i mean fans are paying thousands of dollars to come and watch favorite player. teams are literally traveling across the country to watch.

new gene generational players ae becoming too soft every day. back in the day we never heard of the management. now almost every star player sometime we saw i don't think they have a winning mentality if they are thinking about management. they get sprinter now under their finger and they take weeks off. it's interesting. >> pete: the league is much different than it was under the bird, jordan, and magic era or the pistons. i mean, come on. all right. i want to get to another topic because you were the star of the show last year at the patriot awards. and the patriot awards are coming back. i want to remind our audience of some of what you said when you got the most valuable patriot award in 2022. watch enes kanter freedom. >> hundreds of teammates not one of them answered my text messages right now because they were scared so much. if i do an interview and give

their name they will lose sponsorship, jersey sales or shirt sponsors whatever it is. i told them this is bigger than basketball. this is bigger than nba. this is bigger than ourself. you guys are my family. i really appreciate that. >> brian: gives me chills again, enes. i'm sitting back staining blown away. what was it like to be at the patriot awards last year? >> i just want to say this, first. america is not just a country. it's an idea. the land of freedom. the land of opportunities. you know, becoming a part of this beautiful country is the one of the most blessing, i guess, privilege you can have. you know, my whole teenager life i grew up in a dictatorship in turkey. so, i know what it is like to be on the other side. definitely one of the special -- i see thousands of patriots chanting freedom was so amazing. i actually still have this i want to show this to you. still have this like the award with me literally on my desk because every time i see it, i

was like, you know what? this is what it's all about. >> so,. >> pete: that means a lot. >> i hope whoever the next winner is, i'm just excited about it. >> pete: going to be hard to top you enes kanter freedom. we are doing it this year november 16th. the grand old opry house in nashville. hope you will be there. would love to have you. fox nation.com/patriot awards. you will hear from great folks like enes kanter freedom who deserve the most valuable patriot award. great to see you this morning. thank you, enes. >> thank you. >> pete: toss it over to another great patriot. >> carley: thank you, pete. we have a fox news alert that we brought you 15 minutes ago four police officers in dallas, texas hurt this morning after they were struck by a suspected drunk driver. we are now learning the officers were in a standoff with a shooting suspect when they were hit. the driver was arrested. but it is unclear if the suspected shooter is in police

custody. we will continue to follow this story and bring you updates as we get them. a michigan mother who battled brain cancer during her pregnancy is getting a ton of support. after speaking out about how doctors repeatedly suggested she get an abortion before undergoing cheney. she refused saying aborting her baby was never an option because it goes against god's will and she joined us yesterday. >> my baby result platly had nothing to do with the cancer. so killing her wasn't going to take the cancer away so that's ultimately what was the biggest decision. she was my baby i knew keeping her alive god would keep me alive. >> carley: cancer treatments raised over $271,000. look at that sweet baby right there. can you go to foxnews.com if you would like to contribute. there is also this: a

california horseback driver is charged with driving under the influence after highway patrol spotted a man in the saddle with an open container. california highway patrol shared a picture of one of the officers on duty with the horse following the arrest saying rules of the road apply to those operating animals on the highway as well. pete, who among us hasn't cracked open a beer and gotten on a horse? >> pete: that's on my bucket list. >> carley: no judgment here. >> pete: not at all. carley, thank you. look at that i didn't even see the story. you said the guy was drinking while riding a horse? >> carley: i'm sorry i didn't know you were walking. >> pete: does that really constitute? >> carley: drinking a beer riding a horse. >> pete: pretty american to me. >> carley: amen. >> brian: sownsz like a song. >> pete: that will be a song. >> ainsley: did paul revere do that? >> pete: no paul revere was sober. >> brian: he was in a bar.

>> carley: yankee doodle did because he stuck a feather in his hat and called it macaroni which is weird. >> pete: they are telling me we have to go. gas and rent prices are on the rise and real household incomes fall in the biggest drop in 1 years. plus, even the transportation secretary can't charge his electric vehicle. brian brennan brenberg breaks it all down next, brian. ♪ in the rich man's world ♪ money, money, money ♪ in the rich suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. man e if y to cosentyx.c before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx®.

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>> brian: welcome back. u.s. inflation accelerating in august for the second straight month as consumers continue to grapple with the rising cost of everyday goods. here to break down the numbers you might recognize from fox business and all around the channel. is he the do co-host of the big money show on fox, brian brenberg. brian, these numbers not new to you. but let's share them with the viewers. >> yeah. so let's go to the inflation numbers. we got headline inflation last month of 3.7%. why does that matter? let's go to the wall and look at this, okay? because here's where we were coming into july we bounced and we went up again. remember remember the fed 3.7% going up because of gas. >> check this out. this is where we were used to

people in america who have never experienced high inflation. they do not know how to handle it. just going up. >> this is healthy territory. this is where businesses can make plans. people can afford things. this is a territory every month getting hit with something. it's gas, it's your appliances, it's your insurance bill. something is causing you pain and we are seeing that tick up again. that's the problem here. >> talk about holiday shopping and the significance. they say 50% of holiday shoppers shop before halloween. why is that important? >> so, if you are in an inflation environment, you have got to figure out how to make ends meet and figure i better start my shopping early. talking to grandma, saying give me your list now so i can hit the sales and buy these things and save a little bit of money. that's what people are doing. they are adapting. they don't want to put money on credit cards. they are sick of borrowing. they're looking for the deals. they don't want to give up on the good things in life. that means you start planning way ahead for your christmas shopping even before you are done buying your pumpkins.

>> brian: president will be talking about bidenomics today and some of the things he will not bring up is median household income. for example, it is going down. >> this is a really scary stat. and by the way people can feel, this okay? so from 2021 to 2022, the average family lost about $2,000 from income. remember, it might be worse for you if you have got more kids, if you have got bigger cars, if you are traveling your costs are likely higher than. this which means your income actually fell further. and that's the stretch that people feel. you are not getting the middle out, bottom up kind of thing that biden talks about. >> which is impossible. >> opposite here. >> is it true 6 in 10 americans live paycheck to paycheck? if that is indeed true, you have inflation and less income not a good combination. >> and, again, you go back to why do people borrow? nobody wants to get into debt. if you are living paycheck to paycheck and then something goes wrong, your gas goes out, you have got a problem with your car, that's where you borrow. now you are living worse than

paycheck to paycheck, you are living minimum credit card payment to minimum credit card payment. and that's actually the situation we're in right now which is why these delinquency rates are going up. >> brian: are we still putting money into the system? are we still do quantitative easing in any degree? >> no. the fed is pulling money out of the system, which is why interest rates are going up. that's another hit for families. they are looking at wanting to buy a car or house and they are saying it's not even about the payment. it's the interest that i can't afford. 9.5% on a car payment, brian. >> brian: we are going to end five second early that's how good we are. >> can we do something good at the end. elbow bent or fist bump. >> brian: promo. >> watch 1:00 p.m. fox business "the big money show." i will be on it every day. >> brian: lawrence jones and judge pirro are next. ♪

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