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wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: mike, a days after launching his impeachable inquiry, house speaker ken mccarthy said on "sunday morning futures" he wants to hear from the president's son. >> hunter biden gets subpoenaed, but when's the appropriate time? do you do it because television wants it, or do you do it around the facts expect timing when comer concern i think we should have the bank statements to actually know where kid the money go. where did the money go. >> reporter: the top democrat in the house is sell -- telling mccarthy, good luck, and made the following comparison of the -- with the battle of antity tam. >> there is nothing to hide, there is no facts in the record to suggest that president biden engaged in wrongdoing. there are in facts on the record to suggest that president biden engaged in impeachable offenses. there are no facts on the record to suggest that president biden broke the law in any way, shape or form. this is an illegitimate

impeachment inquiry. it's a product of the house republican civil war. >> reporter: mentioned the tough week for the president, mike, starring with that awkward press conference in vietnam, that inflation report showing rate increases for the second straight month. gas prices are now up 50% from when president biden took office, food is up 20% over that same period. of course, i don't have to tell our viewers that, they feel it every time someone hands them a receipt. in addition to that report showing inflation increasing, the cent i us bureau says poverty is spiking with child hood poverty more than doubling. the white house blames congressional republicans. and you mentioned that that plan to unfreeze $6 billion for iran. the taliban announced they've captured an american, some people think it's not a coincidence. mike? if. mike: lucas tomlinson in wilmington, delaware, many thanks. for more, i'm joined by south carolina republican congresswoman and member of the oversight e and accountability

committee, nancy mace. congresswoman, welcome. >> thank you for having me, mike. mike: great to have you with. let's start with the impeachment inquiry. here is house speaker mccarthy from earlier today. >> well, it looks to me like nine biden family members got money. i want to see bank statements. i think they have to come before us to answer the questions. remember what an impeachment inquiry is, it empowers congress a legal ability to get the information we need. mike: what are your expectations for this impeachment inquiry? >> well, it'll expand our subpoena power, and it should get us at joe biden's bank records. is and, you know, all of the biden family members involved in this bribery scheme should be subpoenaed, should come before the congress, but also joe biden's bank records. at the end of the day, any inquiry to impeachment should be about joe biden, and i want to see those bank records. the last one that wants to say there's no evidence, evidence is everywhere. it's in text messages, e-mails, meetings, phone calls, sars

reports, and every time joe biden's been asked about it, he lies. if he shows his bank records, we don't have to do the inquiry. mike: you represent a swing district in the great state of south carolina. do you worry moderates, independents may see this as overreach? >> i think there's always a risk anytime you're to going down the impeachment path for anyone who's in the middle or a moderate, but we want to follow the facts. i agree with the speaker, let's not rush the subpoenas, let's get the bank records first and make sure that we have the facts to back it up, and if someone's lying, we'll be able to prove it under oath. mike: there are some threats to the speaker from some of the most conservative members of your gop conference. let's play him on that front. >> these are individuals that have a right to do what they want, but i am only going to focus on the american public. i showed in january i will never give up. we have made great progress here in changing this capitol, and when you change washington, you

get enemies. mike: you're dealing with a democrat in the white house, a democrat-controlled senate. to have any power in these negotiations, don't republicans need to be unified? >> well, we do need to be unified but also not taken for granted. it's not just the freedom caucus, there are others within our caucus that have been taken for granted. a lot of promises have been made and not kept. and here we are facing a possible government shutdown that i do believe is going to happen, and so basically we're at the end of the year. there's no more time to get anything done. and i think both sides, republicans and democrats alike, are going to have a lot of explaining to do to the american people next year on why we got nothing done. mike: does the speaker keep his job? >> i think he does at the end of the day. i think the votes are there. but between now and the rest of the year, it's going to be a challenge for our caucus. mike: do you expect a government shutdown? >> i do. i do expect a government shutdown. and what a lot of people may not understand it's not necessarily the end of the world. the president, unless congress

gets its act together, can prioritize spending across the board. the vast majority of federal workers will be essential, deemed essential, be going many to work, and so it's not -- the world is not going to end if it happens. not even temporarily. mike: so wasn't the debt deal earlier this year supposed to make this easier? wasn't it setting top-line numbers? >> right. it's suppose supposed to set top-line numbers at record levels of spending. and the other thing is i called this three months ago. i talked about the debt ceiling, how bad of a deal it was. the right has no business blaming the left when it comes to spending because republicans and democrats alike added $18.8 trillion to the debt with that bill, is and on top of it republicans and democrats alike want supplemental spending for all a sorts of, quote, emergencies. and they're going to spend more, continue to spend more and more that the american people do not agree with. and we need a real budget. a continuing resolution is not a

budget. mike: peeking of the debt -- speaking of the debt, we're at, what, $32 trillion and counting every minute of every day. what will it take for washington to get serious about the debt? >> well, we need to change the people we send to washington. $32 trillion in debt, and the debt ceiling republicans and democrats signed to on to would add another $18.8 trillion in the next decade, plus all the emerging supplementals. basically, the american people were misled and lied to. we need a real budget that balances things out maybe over the next 15-20 years. we definitely can't do it in 10 because we've spent too much money, but get back to the basics of government. getting government out of businesses, out of the boardrooms, out of the bedrooms and doing the right thing for the american people so the private sector and the economy can grow and thrive. mike: a lot of turmoil these days. >> yeah. mike: do you like your job? >> i love my job. i've been able to deliver for my district, my state and nation and work on the issues that i

really care about. in a post-roe era, women's issues are very important to our country and showing that there is a common sense, conservative pathway forward that can bring consensus and bring everybody together. we have a lot of issues with immigration and the supply chain and inflation, violence in this country is on the rise. and so, you know, i felt like, you know, i've been able to deliver on certain pieces of policy that i promised, and i'm excited about the future ahead, but it's not going to be easy. mike: you touched on inflation. how is that huring your constituents? -- hurting your constituents. >>? >> over the district work period or recess, i took my kids to the grocery store, almost $500. and that's no junk food. that was meat, vegetables and fruit. it lasted six days. that would be $2,000 for the average family over the course of a month. nobody, i mean, that's unaffordable. go fill up your tank in south carolina, it's almost $4 a gallon. again, i cringe every time i go to the gas station because i don't -- i mean, that bill is

expensive. mike: congresswoman, we've got to run. >> thank you. mike: thank you so much for your time. >> as always. mike: now from the other side of the aisle, i'm joined by democratic congressman from maryland and homeland of the judiciary and ethics committees, glenn ivy. congressman, welcome. >> thank thanks for having me. mike: let's start with the impeachment inquirely and this from house speaker kevin mccarthy. we don't have it, okay. how do you respond from some of the things you heard from the speaker today about the impeachment inquiry i? >> i had a chance to watch his interview today, and i thought almost all of it was incorrect. he's decided to call for an a impeachment inquiry in an attempt to sort of appease the right wing of his caucus and try to get them onboard for the government shutdown vote so we can avert that. unfortunately, they're not onboard for that, as you just heard from your prior guest. looks like we're heading towards a government shutdown. and the impeachment inquiry is

totally illegitimate because no factual basis for any of that, those steps to be taken at this point. and there's no evidence or no -- we don't even know if there's ever going to be any evidence like that. so i think at this point he was wrong to move it forward in that direction. this assertion that it, you know, provides additional subpoena power is definitely not true. he did -- him announcing there's an impeachment inquiry doesn't give judiciary or oversight any additional powers that they don't already have, and and i think they already have those powers. lord knows, we've been doing this for eight or nine months, they're been getting documents, doing interviews, and they keep coming up empty, but they're still going to move forward with an inquiry? it doesn't make any sense. mike: let's play this clip are from gop conference chair elise stefanik, and i'll have your response, writer. >> joe -- sir. >> i believe that the biden family, including then-vice

president joe biden, was deeply involved in this nexus and, frankly, the question of bribery and high crimes and misdemeanors is an important one, and it's up to us as congress to make sure that we deliver accountability and transparency to the american people. mike: what about accountability and transparency, sir or? >> well, let's go with the phone calls. i mean, those have been reviewed for months now by the oversight committee and to some extent the judiciary committee. there's no evidence that any of them rinked to any -- linked to any kind of wrongdoing whatsoever. in fact, the evidence was that he got on the phone and did some pleasantries with people on the other line, but no discussion about any business and, more importantly, no connection with him to any of the wrongdoing that hunter biden's been charging -- charged with. and i think the oversight committee also took the statement of mr. biden's accountant bookkeeper who said he hadn't seen any kind of a movement of large dollars or anything inappropriate between president biden's account and anybody in his family. so there's nothing there. i know they're trying to look

desperately to find something and we all understand the political motivations behind that, but the truth is the truth. they don't have anything, because if they did, they would have brought it forward already and they haven't. mike: we'll see where the investigation goes. i have a philosophical question for you, sir. is it possible democrats went too far with president trump's impeachments where now impeachment is no longer such a big deal? >> well, here's the problem with that argument, you know, president trump is under indictment in four cases right now already. criminal cases, he's also facing some civil disputes. and some of those cases grew out of the impeachment issues and the january 6th committee investigations. so i think it's a really tough argument to say that what was done then was inappropriate. and, by the way, the zelenskyy call, which didn't lead to criminal charges, there's clear evidence of that because there was a phone call and there was, the people who were part of it heard him basically saying, hey,

zelenskyy, get dirt on biden or we're not going to give you the funding you're supposed to get from the united states. so you had a very clear cut, strong evidence that went directly to high crimes and misdemeanor issues, abuse of power of the presidency in order to benefit himself. there's nothing like that even remotely so far in what's been produced with respect the hunter biden and these other allegations that the republicans are trying to trump up now, pardon the pun. mike: all right. i want to show you some numbers from the fox news poll on if joe biden has the mental a soundness to serve. it has dropped to 36% yes, 61% no. that must be alarming all democrats heading into election season, no? >> yeah, you know, i think the bottom line is the ageism piece, i think, is going to give way as we get to the general election. because biden's going to be the nominee for the democrats, trump's going to be the nominee for the republicans. and the united states, the more than voters are going to decide

who they'd rather have in charge of the government and of the country. i think president biden beat donald trump before, i think he's going to beat him again. i think he's got a strong record of accomplishments not only from the last congress where you had the chips bill, the infrastructure bill and trying to rebuild the crumbling economy, you've got the legislation that tried to address -- took some steps to address gun violence, the push to restore reproductive rights that the supreme court took away. there's a lot of issues where president biden is on the right side of this and has strong accomplishments. it's a direct contrast to president trump to who, i think, is halfway to jail. and i think he'll be convicted and incarcerated over, in 20 a 25. mike: well, we will follow those legal charges and those cases as they move forward, and we'll follow the election as well. man ivy of the great state of maryland, thank you for your time, sir. on "fox news sunday,"

shannon has interviews with e elise stefanik, you heard a preview of that, and democratic congressman ro khanna from california. she will also sit down with gop presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. that's coming up right after this she. stay tuned or set your dvr if you want to watch it later. a manhunt now underway for the gunman who killed a los angeles county sheriff's deputy last night. the deputy the was fatally shot while sitting in his patrol car outside the station. police believe this attack is likely targeted. christina coleman has more from los angeles. hello, christina. >> reporter: hi, mike. all of this just devastating. authorities are searching for the killer who murdered an l.a. county sheriff's deputy while he was sitting in his patrol car. the attack happened around a 6:00 yesterday evening at an intersection outside the palmdale sheriff's station where the deputy worked in northern l.a. county. after the shooting, someone passing by saw the patrol vehicle. the deputy was unconscious at the time. they notifyed the sheriff's

department the, and the deputy was taken to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. the senseless murder triggering an intense manhunt for the killer. authorities now urging the public to call police if they know where this dangerous suspect could be. >> we really need your help. we need to get this guy off the street, guy or guys. he's a public safety threat. he ambushed and killed, murdered one of our deputies. we need your help to get him off the street. >> reporter: the victim has been identified as 30-year-old l.a. county sheriff's deputy ryan -- the 30-year-old had just gotten engaged four days prior to the senseless murder. the community now mourning his tragic loss. the l.a. county sheriff described this deputy as a man who embodied the values of bravery and selflessness. a procession was held to play tribute to him outside of the hospital haas night.

streets were blocked off as his body was taken to the l.a. county coroner. the deputy worked for the sheriff's department for eight years carrying on his family's honorable legacy in law enforcement. >> people absolutely loved and adored him. see, he wasn't just one of our deputy sheriffs, he comes -- he's third generation. his father served with us, his grandfather served with us. service was running through his veins. >> reporter: so tragic. now he is gone. homicide investors believe this deadly ambush may have been been caught on surveillance video. that video is circulating online. authorities are now analyzing it to determine if it is the, in fact, related to this murder. mike? mike: our heartfelt condolences to his family and colleagues. christina coleman, thanks very much. negotiations are underway between the united autoworker and the big three automakers after 13,000 workers walked out on friday.

workers are pushing for a variety of benefits including significantly higher wages and pensions for employees. for more on how the negotiations are going, grady trimble is live from one of the plants affected by the walkout in wayne, michigan. hello, grady. >> reporter: hi, mike. we're told that as we speak, the uaw is sitting back down at the bargaining table with general motors, but the uaw's president, shaun feign, says so far -- shaun shawn fein, says so far progress has been show indicating that talks and, therefore, the strike could continue into next week. president biden said on friday that he was sending two administration officials to help with the negotiations, but we just learned from congresswoman debbie dingell who walked with picketers here in wayne about an hour ago, she says they actually are not in detroit, and that might be because uaw president shawn fein has indicated that he doesn't seem to want their help. he's brushing aside questions

about whether the white house should be involved in contract talks. take a listen. >> people are talking about them trying to interject themselves into our negotiations. you know, this negotiating, our negotiators are fighting hard, our leadership's fighting hard. it's going to be won at the negotiating table with our negotiating teams, with our members manning the picket lines and our allies out there. who the president is now -- >> yeah. >> -- who the former president was or the presidents before them isn't going to win this fight. >> reporter: but the ua a w is welcoming with open arms several other democratic lawmakers who have come out to show their support for picketing workers. senator bernie sanders was at a uaw rally on friday with shawn fein, and senators gary peters of michigan and senator john fetterman of pennsylvania were here in wayne yesterday walking with the picketing workers. i mentioned that congresswoman debbie dingell joined them this morning. she said point-blank president

biden should not be at the negotiating table. listen. >> the bargaining happens between the company and the workers. what we need is people to listen to the workers and understand any kind of support they need to help them adjust, transition for electric vehicles. >> reporter: we're already seeing the ripple effects of this strike. these workers work at the michigan assembly plant, a ford plant where we are standing outside of. ford says that they've already laid off 600 workers who are not striking right now as a result of the walkouts. general motors has warned that it could have to idle a plant in kansas with about 2,000 workers because of the walkouts at a general motors plant in missouri. so you're already seeing the ripple effects of this, and shawn fein, the uaw president, has threatened that he could ramp up this strike depending on how negotiations are going. but we've asked him point-blank

when he's going to do that. he was also asked by several other reporters when he'll to do that, and he's not saying. but that's part of the strategy, mike. he says he wants to keep the automakers guessing. mike? mike: we will follow it. grady trimble live in michigan, thanks a lot. with the second republican primary debate less than two weeks away, gop presidential candidates are hitting the campaign trail and making their cases to iowa voters. we're on this next.ns ♪ur ♪ started a dog walking business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just walking, right? [dog barks] oh. no it's just a bunny! calm down taco. sit duchess. stop! sesame no no. archie! walter don't, no, ahhhh. ahhhhh! you're lucky you're so cute. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪

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the better job thus far. congress has really struggled to make a meaningful impact over the years. >> reporter: former u.n. ambassador nikki haley agrees but has been more forthcoming in stating that nationwide abortion restrictions are not realistic because the senate is would likely not have the votes. >> no republican president can anymore ban abortions than a democrat president can ban those state laws. so my goal is how do we save as many babies as possible and support as many moms as possible. the way we to that is to bring people -- do that is to bring people together and say can't we all agree that we should ban late term abortions? >> reporter: former vice president mike pence and former arkansas governor asa hutchinson do support a federal ban. both took shots from the stage at former president trump. >> my former running mate and other candidates in this field want to relegate that issue to the states only, but i won't have it. >> i will sign that as a pro-life president.

now -- [applause] there's another candidate that is, that i respect but is not here tonight that told mbc news that i'm going to -- nbc news that i'm going to make both sides happy on this issue. >> reporter: the former president did indeed press today he's in favor of some compromise. he ponded like this when pressed. >> i'm not going to say i would or i wouldn't. desanctus is willing to sign a 5-week and 6-week ban -- >> would you support that? >> i think what he did is a terrible thing and a terrible mistake. we'll come up with another. >> reporter: trump did not provide a week limit that he finds suitable. he said a compromise could come through states or federal alaska, mike. mike: alexandria hoff, thanks very much. for more on the 2024 presidential race, jason chaffetz joins me now, a form form former marne and current fox news contributor.

welcome. >> thanks for having me. mike: let's start with polling on the state of the gop race, and i'll get you to react to it. former president trump is up to 60%. desantis down to 13%. ramaswamy at 11%, haley up to 5%. pence down to 3%. jason, what is your assessment of this race? >> look, donald trump is in the lead. he's lapping people at this point. i think there's a lot of support for him, and and the challenge to the other candidates is how do they make a fundamental difference in, you know, the debays are important. we got -- debates are important. we've got one coming up, and that's going to be pivotal but, boy, they've got to make a move at some point if they're actually going to win the nomination. mike: here is governor desantis the on this race. let's play it. >> if the election's all about documents at mar la la rah lag go, january 66th, all that stuff the, that's going to let biden hang out in his basement, and

he's going to get away with it again. it's not going to be about his record. mike: does he make a point about the race needing to be about what an american president would do for the american people going forward? >> that'll always be the challenge. governor desantis is 100% right. how do you get in focus energy policy in this country, immigration, the economy. things that actually will affect people's real lives. to the extent that republicans get focused on that, not get distracted by some shiny object off on the side, that's always a challenge in the campaign. the campaigns are always about distractions, but those that can get the focus back and pivot and have that discussion as governor desantis the laid out, that's exactly right. they can't just allow biden and harris to just hang out in the, you know, in the backroom and not have to answer tough questions. mike: all right. from the fox poll on president biden's soundness to serve, just 36% say, yes, 611% -- 61% say

no. what do you believe is the level of freakout at the dnc and with other democrats? >> that number's got to be 1000 on the freakout -- 100% because i think everybody can see thing ogg anitive decline. it's not so much his age as his ability to do the job, answer questions, be gaffe-free, inspire people, be a good communicator, all skill sets that a president, a commander in chief needs. neither he nor the vice president possess those skill sets. and so if you're the democrats, every day you're burning daylight without coming up with a new nominee. i think you're hampering your ability to win the white house. i don't think joe biden will be, ultimately, the nominee, but i think democrats are afraid to make the first move. but people like james carville and others, they're sounding the alarm. and i sit back and watch it and think how long are they going to wait, because it's clear joe biden does not have another five years in the toughest job on the face of the planet. mike: from the washington post, democrats are crazy to insist

that only biden can beat trump. if biden were to choose retirement, the list of contenders would fill overnight, and a new generation of leaders would emerge in a nation that is hung arely for them. the election is more than a year off, this is plenty of time. "the washington post," not a conservative outlet. jason, your thoughts. >> i don't think joe biden is a serious candidate now. he has less than 10 staffers according to the last quarterly report. you're running for president of the united states and you have less than 10 people working on your staff? now, the dnc is doing things that the rnc isn't doing but, yeah, i totally agree with their assessment on the political side of it. i just, again, it -- think about it. joe biden, bidenomics, it's working, they're doing everything they said they were going to do, right? and they are at least tied with donald trump who they think is the worst person on the faces of the planet. so it's not going to get any better for them. mike: jason chaffetz, thanks so

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mike: operation home front is providing much needed assistance to military families struggling with rising inflation costs. joining me now is retired air force brigadier hyten clay, president and ceo of operation home front. general, it's great to have you. >> mike, great to be with you today. mike: a recent survey down by -- done by your organization of military family challenges says 21% of active duty spouses are unemployed versus the 34% national rate -- 3.4%. 26 of enlisted active duty military families are food insecure. 61% of military and veteran families pay more for their housing than they can afford. sir, that isn't pretty. >> yeah, that isn't pretty. you've got to come on every so often to kind of remind americans, you know, that our military members and their families do so much for all of us to protect the freedoms we enjoy daily, and we've got to make sure we understand the particular needs they're facing.

some of those are inherent in military lives. is so helping them through their financial challenges is what what our organization is all about. mike: so now we're back to school, so that's added costs for military families, new clothing, new school supplies. we're heading into the christmas and holiday seasons. obviously, that can be expensive. what are you guys doing in those regards? >> we have two programs that help our military families through what we call our end sod isic financial challenges. -- episodic. some of those high-cost periods you just mentioned. back to school, we just completed our back to school program and handed out another 40,000 backpacks to our military families. each one of those has about $100% worth of stuff in it -- $100% of stuff in it. a lot of families are making decisions on do i help my kids get what what they need for school or do i have to pay rent, mortgage or other payments. so making sure that we are able to kind of help them through those financially periods at the

beginning of the year or their lives is really important for all of us to consider. mike: general, what kind of satisfaction do i but get when you're able to help these families out in. [laughter] >> i wish everybody had the opportunity to see smiling faces through all of our various programs. we have a critical financial relief program, assistance program where we pay bills, you know, for example, keep families in their homes. so, you know, you think about that, you have programs that put military families in temporary housing or permanent housing and when you think about it, you know, they will say, hey, what you've done for if us means everything to us. and it's kind of hard for us sometimes to kind of put our arms around what everything means, but it e really changes their lives in a very meaningful way, and it gets them out of that financial struggles and allows them to have the opportunity to thrive really in the communities that they've worked so hard to protect. mike: you are a retired brigadier general. i imagine that meant countless deployments throughout your military career. i can't imagine the stress if

you have financial stress back home when you're deployed overseas to a potential hot spot. >> absolutely. we are counting on our military members to serve this great nation in a variety of different capacities, often times in harm's way. so the last thing you want to have those military members worried about is the financial problems back home. so i've really got to, you know, applaud not only our military members for staying focused, but also our families for dealing with a variety of different struggles. that's where we as our organization comes in, we want to help them through those rough periods and get them back on track financially, stay on track financially. mike: we have your web site up on the screen. operationhomefront.org. for anybody at home who's interested in the great work that this mission does. brigadier general john pray, grateful for your service to this great country and thank you so much for what you and your team are doing for our military families. >> thank you, mike. i appreciate your interest in what we do. mike: thank you, sir.

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until after the writers' strike is over. her change of heart coming on the heels of scathing criticism from major hollywood names for deciding to air these fresh episodes during the strike. c.b. cotton is live with the latest. hello, c.b. >> reporter: hi, mike. turns out the show will not go on. but, listen, new episodes of drew barrymore's talk hoe were slated to begin airing tomorrow. now the actress writing this in part about her decision to pause the show: i have no words to express my deepest apologies to anyone i have hurt and, of course, to our incredible team who works on the show and has made it what it is today. we really tried to find a way -- to find our way forward, and i truly hope for a resolution for the entire industry very soon. now, before barrymore reversed course, she said in a previous instagram post that she, quote, owned the choice to resume taping despite ongoing labor strikes. now, the show would have been in compliance with the strikes as long as neither barrymore or the guest discussed or promoted work

covered by tv, theatrical or streaming contracts. but the writers' guild of america criticized the move, and barrymore was even dropped as host of the national book awards in the wake of her decision. this past friday she posted a tearful apology to her instagram page which has since been deleted. actors and writers are calling for wage increases, better residuals and better protections from artificial intelligence. one hollywood actor known for his role on e.r. summing it up like this: >> the entire model of how we make film and television in this town has been completely disrupted and upended. everything is systematically different. all the payment structureses, the way the work is developed, everything is different except the contracts we worken. we work under. >> reporter: a spokesperson for cbs told fox news in part it supports barrymore's decision. mike. mike: c.b. cotton the, thanks a

lot. more heavy rain is on the way for the northeast right on the heels of post-tropical cyclone lee. meteorologist adam klotz is live in the fox weather center with your forecast. hello, adam. a. adam: hey there, mike. yeah, rain again for portions of the country where they really don't need it, but for millions, actually a gorgeous day out there. these are the current temperatures across the country. late fall -- i mean, late summer, early fall feeling nice for a whole lot of folks. even as i show you the entire country, the western half, the center part of the country, completely clear. but there is that kind of one big pot of moisture now working its way off towards the east. you're seeing some rain from the mid-atlantic. this is running up into new england, actually slowing down here a little bit. you could see a decent amount of rain. this is how it looks, keeping it moving here all the way until sunday evening when those kind of big showers move in to some of the areas that did see the impacts of lee. a low pressure system's going to move up off the coast leave, and

that's -- here, and that's going to allow it to sit and rain for quite a long time. i'm now taking you into monday evening, still pretty heavy rain tracking across this area before, ultimately, clearing on out by the time you get into tuesday. i'll leave you with this, mike, nigel formed yesterday. that is our next tropical system. we are still moving through the system. -- the season. that one's not going to make landfall, but still time of the year to pay attention. mike: before we go, we were a bit short staffed today, but for a great reason. our producer, mallory drummond, got married this weekend. her husband works on lauren -- laura ingraham' show. he's a wonderful guy, we love mallory. please come back soon. wishing you both a lifetime of health, success and happiness together. that's all for this hour of "foi news live."t, i'm mike emmanuel. , nationwide. (vo) make the switch.

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