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we begin by saying you're watching "fox and friends first" on friday, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. major breaking news at the southern border. the white house is pinning on maga republicans despite the fact 100 migrants are passing into eagle pass every hour and our border is being overrun by a migrant surge happening on land, in the sea and air under president biden's watch. >> todd: the jolliness of our open being matched by this horrificness. migrants are barrelling through by train this week. president biden has flown 200,000 migrants from four countries on secret flights across the u.s. alexandria hoff has more on the failing response at the border. alex. >> alexandria: the white house does not consider their policy to be failing, they say safe and orderly enforcement, despite the

spike in numbers we've seen this month. fox drone video capturing one of the largest groups in history in eagle pass all together. one of the largest groups doing that together. president biden said this is the fault of maga republicans. >> president biden: we need our colleagues to act, for decades reform has been a byproduct in this country. maga republicans of my predecessor spent four years gutting the immigration system and continue to undermine border security blocking bipartisan reform. >> alexandria: then of course there is this number, 10,000 plus migrants encountered over a 24-hour period this week, not something the white house was willing to define. >> what do you call it at the white house when 10,000 people illegally cross the border in a

single day? >> what do you call it, peter, when gop -- no, no, no, you can't. i'm answering. we're going to move on. we're moving on. >> please, you said you were stopping the flow at the border -- >> i tried to answer the question, you stopped me. let's go. >> alexandria: eagle pass, texas can't move on so easily. a state of emergency has been declared. a bridge is the overflow location. here is the city's mayor. >> we shouldn't have to be dealing with this, this is a federal issue. i made an invitation to president biden, the vice president, anyone from the administration please come visit eagle pass at the very least. we know what is going on. acknowledge the situation. put out a statement. call me, let us know what to do to control the situation.

>> alexandria: he is a democrat, by the way. 800 troops are going to border to try to sort out the paperwork backlog. >> carley: live in washington, thank you so much. texas national guard doubling amount of razor wire along the border yesterday after governor greg abbott posted video of border agents cutting it down. >> we have a president who is obstructionist to texas who is trying to do our best to impede the flow of illegal immigrants by building our own border wall and putting up barriers and not allowing to pass, deploying the national guard and what do we have? we have joe biden interfering with my efforts to secure the actual border. i've never seen a president flout the laws of the united states as much as joe biden and

never seen someone like that obstruct a governor who actually is trying to limit illegal immigration to our country. >> carley: the justice department previously sued texas for immediate removal of the floating barrier abbott installed across the rio grande river. appeals court says it can remain in place while it is being played out. >> todd: uncovered e-mails show the city is looking to slash the anti-terrorism unit. "washington post"s reporting this. downsized by 75%, we are in efforts to reduce the number, many homes and personal lives will be affected, end quote. mayor eric adams proposed billions in budget cut to the city's fire, education and hospitals to pay for the migrants. >> carley: border crisis while

slashing counter terrorism, disaster. the big three strike. automakers are feeling impact of week-long strike. gm idoling workers due to parts shortage brought on by the strike. meanwhile, 400 workers have been let go from stellantis and 400 from ford. union filing a complaint after he said this at a campaign event earlier this week. "i think ronald reagan gave a great example when federal employees decided to strike, he said, you strike, you're fired, simple concepts, we can use that again." the complaint filed with the

national labor relation board claims tim scott threatens employees with adverse consequences if they engage in concerted activity by publicly responding to a question about striking workers as follows, you strike, you fired. >> todd: campaign workers are auto workers. sit that out, there are other issues to handle. if you thought our a block was depressing, listen to this. week three of the n.f.l. season kicking off in san francisco. hosting the giants and proving too much for the giants team to handle. >> pressure. deep. samuel touchdown. >> todd: san francisco winning with final score of 30-12. back page of "new york post" poking fun at my giants calling the loss a gold crush like gold

rush, san francisco. >> carley: clever. >> todd: see what they did there? dangerous brawl breaking out during the game. stairs is where it happened in the stands. watch. [cheering] [video playing] >> todd: several people involved there, security had to break things up. again, they're mostly san francisco fans fighting each other. another angle as you look at it right now, just the latest fight in series of incidents we've been following throughout the n.f.l. we saw what happened in miami, miami and patriots game. >> carley: two ladies were involved. >> todd: you may be looking at todd and thinking, he doesn't seem upset. i knew it was going to happen. >> carley: it would be worse if they were supposed to win and

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>> todd: a vegas judge handing down 21 charges to the two teens accused of murdering retired police chief in a hit and run last month. the 16-year-old driver getting hit with 18 counts, 12 felonies. the 17-year-old passenger faces three counts for murder, battery with a deadly weapon and attempted murder. this tragic moment caught in this gut-wrenching video. the pair is accused of intentionally striking the biker. they are laughing as the passenger tells the driver to hit him. we are not playing it. andreas probst was thrown into the windshield and killed.

one of the boys' mothers speaking out, i don't know why he did this, i don't know if god can forgive this. the passenger's mom is saying there is a lot more to the story and the details will come out. >> carley: that could be a mom saying that for her son. they stole four cars that day, as well. from one tragedy to another. six students in critical condition after a bus crash in orange county, new york. the bus was bringing kids to band camp. law enforcement is trying to figure out what happened? >> it is preliminary, it is likely a faulty front tire contributed to the accident, although this is still under investigation. it is a preliminary determination. >> todd: steven newhouse joins us now. thank you for joining us under pretty tough circumstances. do you have any updates on the

six students reported in critical condition? >> all i can tell you, good morning, thanks for having us on. they are still in critical condition. i've been in contact with the hospital. they are getting more stabilized, but they are in serious, serious condition right now and we're asking everybody to keep them in their prayers, it is a critical time right now. >> carley: do you know yet what caused this crash? >> all we know, after that 1 in the afternoon we got multiple 911 calls of a bus rolled over in the median. it looked like damage to the front left side caused it. right now, we'll wait until we hear results from state police investigation. we heard about the tire, we can't be positive on that right now. >> todd: there were a number of buses on this trip, 300 students

total, do you know what how they are being taken care of in this horrific tragedy and horrific time right now? >> very, very tragic situation. we had reunification center set up, very emotional for the other five buses and the juveniles on there. emotional. we had grief counselors there. this was a traumatic event. a lot of students when emergency responders showed up, had started climbing out of the bus. the ones most critical had to be removed. this will require a lot of support going forward. >> carley: two adults died. do you know if they were teachers, the bus driver, a parent maybe? >> we don't know yet. if you look at the ages, one was 43 year old female and one in

their 70s, both females. we could not confirm they were the drivers. it was chaotic and the people were so emotional we can't make any positive conclusion until this settles down a little bit, that is how tragic it was. >> todd: ntsb is investigating looking at the safety of reigency transportation. this bus traveled 50 feet down a ravine, this could have been much worse. prayers to all involved. steven, thank you. no label party registered 15,000 voters in arizona. pay attention to the number, it means something. is this enough to be a spoiler for joe biden? >> carley: daughter of a music mogul isir taking gavin newsom to shreds over his failing policy in san francisco and across california. >> he is who is running our

state, so unfortunately, all that goes aside, i don't care what mutual friends we have. you are running the state and your policies are atrocious. your policies are whack and i'm coming for you. >> carley: radio host, stacey washington, reactses to that next. ♪

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>> sadly the america we know is slipping away. under the failed leadership of joe biden, that is why today i'm announcing my candidacy for the united states senate. >> carley: republican dave portnoy mccormack launching a bid in pennsylvania setting up

the race that could flip majority to the gop in 2024. if the former exec gets the nod, he will be up against bob casey. mccormack first ran in 2022. ultimately losing the gop nomination to dr. oz by less than a thousand votes. dave mccormack will join "fox and friends" later this morning with his game plan. >> todd: 15,000 people in arizona registering to join new party no labels, which democrats fear could cost them the swing state in 2024. one strategist saying, if they have someone on the ballot designed to bring the country together, that draws votes from joe biden, does not draw votes from donald trump. america first policy institute ambassador stacey washington joins me now. great to have you here. i don't know if i agree with bringing the country together, i do agree no labels will draw

votes away from joe biden. obviously a third party signing up 15,000 is getting the democrats scared. do you think in 2024 no labels will cost joe biden the election? >> it is possible. in arizona, joe biden won the election by just about 10,000 votes, any party that can swing numbers like that in any state could be a threat to him. you are right, todd, not just people on the left who want to see calming of relations in politics. i don't think it is accurate when they say it is just joe biden. bring it on, no labels, joe biden is not doing debates, not acknowledging primary challengers. let them bat issues around. >> todd: we both agree with that

mischaracterization. who could no labels put up against you? >> it is a candidate with a clear grasp of foreign policy, domestic policy, someone who cares about the working class american and their plight in this high inflationary period. someone who will talk about crime and the southern border, as well as having a personality, being able to express their own feelings and thoughts and not tell the same stories over and over again. someone who can climb a flight of stairs and not fall down. >> todd: not tell the same story over and over again within the same minute, that is the new standard. meantime, daughter of music icon david foster, who worked with whitney, dolly, paul, california democrat, is fed up with gavin

newsom's policies, watch. >> i blame everything on newsom, they are trying to the bill charge you for leaving. if you leave the state because you are like, i'm unhappy here, crime is through the roof, public education is not great, i want to leave. they are trying to pass a bill where you pay for 10 years. newsom is the worst. >> i hate him. >> is the goal to be venezuela or a -- state, i don't know. >> todd: are they turning on gavin newsom or democrat or some lady who doesn't want to pay if she has to move? >> sara foster, hey, girl, hey, you don't owe anybody taxes for 10 years after you leave their state, i don't know if that is constitutional. she is 42 years old, she is looking at her bottom line, her

quality of life and she doesn't have those things under gavin newsom. he is looking to run for presidency and he is terrible at being a governor, which is usually a prerequisite. the podcast sounds lit, i will have to check that out. >> todd: will how democrats handled their time in office, especially in big cities and federal government, force people that said, i will never vote for trump to vote for trump in 2024 because they can't stand what our country has become under joe biden and all democrats? >> so todd, think about this for a second, there are people who don't like donald trump and it is a personality thing, might be something he said on twitter, something like that, end of the day, you go to the store and package of steaks cost $33, now costs $43 and milk is $9, when it was $3 or $4.

you are looking at the bottom line and the bottom line is brutal for democrats right now and they don't seem to be aware of it. they are not acknowledging how painful it is in the economy for many families. i believe what you said is true. a lot of americans will take a second look at donald trump, his policies, it was amazing, he did a great job, he kept the economy booming and kept money in your wallet. that is important. >> todd: i don't like lebron, i want the lakers to be great again, i root for lebron. stacey washington, we root for you. have a great weekend. >> carley: all right, one big safety concern for law enforcement at the border is surge of high-speed pursuits with cartel smugglers. new bill aims to protect agents who put their lives on the line to keep our country safe temperature is named after

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gonzales would hand down -- if border agent is killed in a car crash chasing them. senator ted cruzes human trafficking and wild car chases are one of the most dangerous consequences of the border crisis. raul gonzales was killed in a car crash while chasing illegal immigrants. gonzales's girlfriend who is also a cbp agent joins me now. good morning to you. what do you think about this bill that senator ted cruz introduced, the raul gonzales safety acts, named after your boyfriend. >> i feel kind of -- i guess happy, in a way, that something is actually being done. these agents do put their life on the line everyday.

a lot of people don't see what they do and the life they do, you know, they do risk. we took an oath to protect this country, but i feel like it is getting overwhelming and these agents are just getting bombarded with so many migrants coming in and with this, you know, unfortunately, his life was cut short and i'm glad something is being done and just he's being remembered. >> carley: absolutely. yeah, this bill is named after him and agents do put their lives on the line every single day. we were just watching footage of a bail-out, where smugglers drive really fast, sometimes through crowded towns and then they all the illegal immigrants

bail out and run in separate directions to give them the greatest chance of evading border patrol. what happened to raul last year? >> yes, that was it. he was working and it was at night, so as he was on a pu pursuit, he came into contact with a barrier that they have that also protects immigrants from coming in. and then he was just found unresponsive. they said that he did not wake up, like he just passed away at the scene, from my understanding, he had some internal bleeding and yes. >> carley: i'm so sorry, tammy. how did you two meet and tell us about him, what was he like?

>> so i was actually stationed in washington and in virginia and so with the influx of migrants coming in, they needed help, so they asked if we, as cbp officers, could come help them. i took a detail down to mcallen and we were working hand in hand with border patrol agents and that is where we met. he actually gave me covid. so we kind of quarantined together. he would say that was the best thing that came out of covid was meeting me. >> carley: awe. >> yes, from there we dated. i would come visit him at least two times a month and then he finally proposed and i moved down here. >> carley: you were engaged?

>> yes. so then i finally moved down here and i was like, okay, we're going to start our life together and unfortunately this had to happen. i feel like everything happens for a reason. this is put in action, this could save many other agent lives and this could make them think twice when trying to evade agents and think that hey, if i try to evade any of the agents, i could face jail time and not only them, but they put at risk the people who they are smuggling in, children, women trying to come across, as you see in the bailouts, there are people in the back of the truck, if they get in an accident, they risk and can face -- >> carley: life sentences. >> a car crash. >> carley: tammy, you are a

strong woman and that is a beautiful love story, thank you for sharing your story with us. i do remember when raul passed away, we covered it on our show. he was remembered as a hero then and still is today. tammy martinez, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. we will follow this bill and hope it passes. todd, over to you. >> todd: underscores, these border agents have lives and that is so sad to hear what happened. prayers to the family. to capitol hill, government shutdown is looming and clock is ticking for republicans to make a deal. some conservatives are digging in their heels, congressman jimenez will tell us where he stands on the bill, he is next. my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm.

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>> president biden: today i approve u.s. security assistantance to ukraine, more artillery, more ammunition, tank weapons and next week first tanks will be delivered to ukraine. also focused on strengthening

ukraine air capabilities to protect critical infrastructure provides heat and light through coldest and darkest days of the year. >> carley: president biden pledging another $325 million to ukraine. during a meeting yesterday with president zelenskyy, exempting ukraine aid from the government shutdown as lawmakers scramble to fund the u.s. government by the next deadline. >> todd: is that the best use of taxpayer dollars? >> right now, we need to avoid government shutdown and my efforts are concentrated on getting a deal done within the republican party, republican conference to make sure the government does not shut down. the government shutting down does not benefit anybody, does not save money and plays into the democrats hands. >> carley: how do you get a deal

done? >> what we need to do, look, most of us are fine with a deal crafted by a group of our colleagues last week. we actually ended up with a number lower than we had passed in the deficit reduction deal we got with the president and democrats a couple months ago. the number is 1526, we need to get to that and pass appropriate that show good faith to republicans that want to make sure we are cutting spending. we are the only ones talking about cutting spending, the democrats want to continue to spend, spend, spend. we need to show that and pass the defense appropriations bill and make that part of our plan and hopefully maybe get a funding resolution that will keep the government open for a small window while we finish the rest of the appropriations and

send to the senate. i hope that is what we will do this coming week. >> todd: before we continue with the shutdown potential, circle back to ukraine for a moment. to date, the white house has given ukraine $75 billion in aid, take a look at germany, 22, uk, nor way, japan, those four nations have given colbiened 55 billion as of july 31. putting aside the fact we are spending more than the other nations, especially those in europe there, my question, when does it end? when do the american people get to stop sending their taxpayer money to ukraine? >> we need to have a clear plan of how we can help the ukrainian people against the russian aggression. most of the money is munitions, weapons, shells, tanks and hopefully airplanes to help ukrainians repel this invasion.

the europeans need to step up, without a doubt, the germans especially. they have to demonstrate their willingness for us to continue this effort. if they don't, this is their backyard, they are going to have a more difficult time of getting usa to help ukrainians. a lot of different people have to step up and help ukraine defend against russia. i'm not a fan of russia, but again, look, you got to hand it to ukrainians, they are fighting this. they are fighting for their freedom and i think americans need to help that, but the whole world needs to help ukraine, not just america. >> carley: few questions on the government shutdown. what are the biggest sticking points? are you guys heading home for the weekend? why not work through? the biden administration is loving this and released a statement listing everything that will happen and it is all republican fault, according to them.

they say it will force service members and law enforcement to work without pay and endanger response, undermine research on cancer and other diseases. if government shutdown happens, republican party only has itself to blame for negative coverage, it seems inevitable. >> i don't think you can say it is the republican party, it is a few members of the republican party and frankly are more interested in my opinion, of getting off air time and funding opportunities that are really causing this. this is not -- look, 95% of the republican party and republican conference is ready to move on, there is a very small number, four or five causing the issue. we only have a five-seat majority and the majority isn't everything. the majority is the only thing. only ones talking about reducing the government and government spending and reducing our debt

in the future is republicans, our republicans. we need to maintain that majority and frankly the antics i've seen from my fellow colleagues are putting the majority at risk, members in new york and california that make the majority. and the majority is going to be very important if we get a republican president, which i hope is president trump, he will nee need a republican congress to pass and change the direction of this yourcountry. i'm really upset. >> todd: fired up. >> carley: there is reporting there was motion to vacate found on a bathroom floor by matt gaetz, this could get complicated. i understand your frustration, a lot of people do. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. all right. there is also this, gaffe from

president biden. feed the hungry, care for the sick, welcome strangers, echo my dad taught me and i mean this, my dad used to say everyone, everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect, embodies those values. >> todd: one problem with the black caucus part of it. >> carley: we'll explain that with joe concha. ♪ hey peyton, thanks for hosting slider sunday. you got it! but aren't we missing something? hmmm... look who saved slider sunday again! wow... eli! eli! eli! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too!

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congressional black caucus embodies all those values. >> they may but another day another goff. president biden expressing above for congressional black caucus on thursday only problem he was speaking to the congressional hispanic caucus. columnist for the messenger concha joins us now. condition or concern? >> it's not a one-off carley. literally every day this is happening. every poll shows two thirds of americans don't think that that this president has the mental capacity for the job. if is he a golf starter or working at the quickie mart, that's fine, this is the leader of the free world, commander-in-chief, todd, this is unacceptable at this point. let me get one little point. in last polls come out donald trump is averaging 25% of the black vote in terms of support. 42% among hispanics. trust me 20% of the black vote. >> carley: that's true, 20%?

>> joe: more than double what a republicans normally gets. >> carley: usually 8. >> hispanic vote, all time high. if that holds landslide for trump. i get the election is 400 days away. that's big because of gaffes like this, it ain't helping that's for sure. >> todd: you can't transpose those things howie kurtz see what i did there? there is also the fact in the white house transcript it shows joe biden giving a speech at a private event he said the exact same story minutes apart word for word. concerns me following no disrespect to the president or no disrespect for the my late grandmother. in the thros of grandmothers. she would do that. >> carley: we're not doctors. ed toed to i'm not a doctor but the signs concern me. >> anecdotally, we don't have be doctors, we see what we we have and hear what we hear. dianne feinstein in california was repeating stories, publicly. again, this is the president of the united states who says give

me four more years and let me be present until 86 years old of age. we are seeing the 80-year-old version and this is disturbing, i'm sorry the only way to put it. >> carley: border crossings all time high there was a moment between karine jean-pierre and peter doocy getting a lot of attention. listen to this. >> peter: so what do you call it here at the white house when 10,000 people illegally cross the border in a single day? >> so what do you call it, peter, when g.o.p. puts forth wait, no, no no no no no, no, you can't. >> karine? >> okay. we're going to move on. >> you are answering the question okay karine, please. >> we're going to move on. in the back. >> 10,000 migrants. >> i tried to answer, peter, i tried to answer the question. you stopped me. let's go. >> carley: what do you think about that, joe? >> i think it's amateur hour in these press briefings at this point. karine jean-pierre has the inability to defend the indefensible. in this case the numbers are the numbers. the rhetoric is the rhetoric. not from republicans, from people like eric adams who is

the democratic mayor of new york city saying that we can't withstand this amount of people coming into our city. that's just 100,000 in new york city. we're talking about 10,000 people in one day crossing over the border everybody and over again. and by the way, hundreds of people on the fbi terror watch list are part of these millions coming over. we don't know -- those are the ones we know about by the way, flight the good terrorists probably are going under the radar. so this is a national security issue at this point. and the fact that no reporter in that room then followed up on peter doocy's questions no, we deserve an answer on this. >> carley: that used to happen during the trump administration. the reporters would team up. one reporter would ask a question and they didn't like the answer another report would ask the next question i haven't heard that. >> todd: before we go, everybody is talking about it. dave portnoy calling out "the washington post" reporter for her so-called hit piece on advertisers of his pizza festival this weekend. here is portnoy.

listen. >> when were you going to reach out. >> we were planning on doing it tomorrow morning. >> since like something who is going to hit me last segment comments and all this negative stuff. >> no it is standard journalistic stuff. >> unfortunately, yes. i think journalism has become activism, really. they are not looking for the truth. >> there is not an ounce of journalism. there is no interest in telling both side of the story, ever. >> todd: this food reporter basically called up portnoy sponsors and said you know he is a misogynist. 15 seconds to you, joe. >> activism is the right word. journalism to activism, writing the story first, having a narrative that you want and reaching out for the person you are attacking last. the fact that dave portnoy recorded this conversation it's a master class on how to handle these things. >> carley: told her he was recording. quite the moment getting a lot of attention. joe, thank you so much for joining us as always. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪