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. ♪

>> and this is my town [cheers and applause] ♪ yeah, this is my town. >> lawrence: we are in bozeman, montana as oakland range and these folks got up at 4:00 a.m. to be with us all the way to new york city and all our audience all across the country. it's so amazing to be here. >> the reason why the folks are fired up because things aren't going right with the economy, the border is being overrun and you got a big city race, jon tester the three-term senator a lot of the republicans are saying is he going to be replaced. donald trump won this state by 16 points and it's going to be one of the massive battle grounds, who wants to replace jon tester here? [cheers and applause] so you hear it from the audience. and that's why they are here today is to send a message to washington that they're not happy with the way things are going, guys.

>> steve: absolutely. and that's why -- that is the beauty of the diner segments that we started like six years ago. lawrence, i know you landed in bozeman yesterday. just set the scene. how gorgeous is it out there? i have been there, ainsley said she has been out in the big sky country. i'm sure brian has been out there, too. >> lawrence: yeah, so i got in about 9:30 last night. i have been to montana many times. i didn't get to see all the beautiful mountains. but the moment i landed, the people were so kind. i got to tell you, it has been great to join y'all on the couch, but it's -- i feel so good to be back in the field, talking with the voters about what really matters. >> steve: well, and we are going to do that today. >> ainsley: the diners are so fun, aren't they? you get to meet the people who support us and watch us every morning. we say they are part of our family. >> brian: lawrence, you look at the man in the arena. no one is that close to you yet. at some points you are going to have to work the audience. you look like you are on the

center stage right now. >> steve: kind of. >> lawrence: so many of them here so early. let's just put them in the middle of it. i can't wait to talk to some of these folks. >> brian: i love the dress down the fetterman way this new way we are all dressing. >> ainsley: i asked brian are you happy with the way he is dressed this morning? >> brian: i am really happy. >> ainsley: brian tries to tell us what we should wear. >> brian: untuckit shirt. >> ainsley: button down, maybe some jeans maybe some boots. >> lawrence: i decided to do texas boy comes to montana. i have got my levis on and my cowboy boots on and then the old texas shirt that you have got to put that on as well. >> brian: i always wear the juror dash designer jeans to really show my body. >> juror dash, wow. >> lawrence: i don't make as much as you. >> brian: that's great point, lawrence. thank you. >> steve: lawrence, grab yourself a cup of coffee, we will be checking in with you there in big sky country.

>> ainsley: man of the people. brian has butlers. >> brian: you dozens and staffers. >> ainsley: thank you very much, lawrence. we are so glad you are not only one of our co-anchors but out talking tour viewers. please tell them how much we love and appreciate them. let's talk about the border now, lawrence. let's talk about this because you are from texas. texas national guard working to replace even more razor wire that was cut down or pulled out to stop the migrants from illegally entering the u.s. >> brian: that's just the smallest part of the story but symbolic of the push and pull here. governor abbott is defending the move as cbp encounters a record 10,000-plus migrants in the last 24 hours. >> steve: just a jaw dropping number. alexandria hoff is live in washington, d.c. where they are playing essentially they are playing a game, alexandria of not our problem, blame the other guy. >> yeah, they are passing off for sure. when it comes to their own border strategy they're calling it safe and orderly enforcement

that they believe is working. that is despite, once again, border crossings this month spiking in a single 24 hour period this week, 10,000 migrant encounters were had. also increase in large groups traveling together crossing all at once by the hundreds, even the thousands. making history as well. president biden says though, this is all the fault of ultra maga republicans. >> we need our colleagues to act. for decades immigration reform has been a bipartisan in this country. unfortunately, the ultra maga republicans in congress and my predecessor spent four years getting the immigration system under my predecessor. they continue to undermine our border security today, blocking bipartisan reform. >> in eagle pass, texan emergency declaration is in place due to thousands of migrants being forced to camp under a bridge as overflow location. the city's democratic mayor sounded off. >> here in el paso we feel

abandoned. we shouldn't have to be dealing with this. this is a federal issue. i have made that invitation to president biden, our vice president, anyone from the administration, please, come visit eagle pass. at the very least, you know what's going on. acknowledge the situation. put out a statement. call us, let us know what we're doing to deter and control the situation. >> some more democrats calling on the federal government to step in and meanwhile texas governor greg abbott is doubling down on his commitment to secure his state, replacing, in fact, doubling the amount of razor wire along the southern border. this comes after the governor said that president biden ordered border patrol to cut it down earlier this week. >> we have president who is obstructionist to texas who is trying to do our best to impede the flow of illegal immigrants by us building our own border wall, by us putting up these razor wire barriers and not allowing people to pass, by

deploying the national guard. and what do we have? we have joe biden interfering with my efforts to secure the actual border. >> since president biden took office, a stunning 3.8 million migrants have entered into the u.s. and listen to this: according to a study published in the journal of science just yesterday, mexican cartels have now effectively become their nation's fifth largest employer. >> guys? >> steve: that is just crazy. alexandria, thank you very much. >> sure. >> steve: all right. so that number we started with, 10,000 migrants in a single day. our white house correspondent used that as the launching pad yesterday. and plan to a bulldozer, watch this. >> peter: 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, you can't. >> karine? >> no we are going to move on. >> peter: answer the question. >> no, no, no.

no. in the past. >> peter: 10,000 migrants. >> peter, i tried to answer the question. you stopped me. let's go. >> steve: so what happened was she asked peter a question, he started to answer it and then she said you know what you? are interrupting me. we are going to move on. later, essentially whether a she did -- she was queried by another reporter, i think it edward lawrence of fox business. she said essentially they blame the republicans in congress because, amongst other things, they haven't passed the laws and also they can't even get a spending bill okayed in the congress, famously now. it's a little embarrassing for the republicans. nonetheless, when you look at what the republicans are suggesting in this continuing resolution, there is money that would actually ramp up border security, build the wall and hire 22,000 more custom and border patrol agents. >> ainsley: how do you blame ultra maga republicans? how do you blame the g.o.p. when the border is open for three

years through this administration, 3.8 million people have entered the united states across the border since biden took office. >> steve: what a number. >> ainsley: that's not the got-aways, estimating 1.5 million got-aways over the last three years. when you see images over this over and over and over. ripping out the razor wire and not letting them use those barriers that you talk, about brian. where was that? >> brian: rio grande. >> ainsley: well the rio grande barriers that's in the courts right now. can we use them, can we not? the biden administration doesn't want this razor wire. they don't want those buoys in the water. they don't want a wall. and then they blame republicans. why aren't they just honest? why don't they just say we want them all to come in. we are hoping they vote democratic in the future. we want to fill our country with millions and millions of them. we don't care if some of them are drug cartels and some of this them bring fentanyl. we don't care if all of them are here illegally we want their votes. we want them all to come and they are all welcome we have a heart for them. why don't they say that? it appears as if 50% of the

country likes that. why aren't they honest? why do they blame republicans? >> brian: ainsley i think four years ago 50% of the people say let's let everybody in. i think that number is down to like 10. it's hurting chicago. it's destroying new york. and that is a small portion of what the border city sees on a regular basis. i really am upset at kjp she is forcing me to re-evaluate the biggest disaster and most disingenuous comments coming from this administration is it from my perch adam kirby seeing i don't see chaos in the exit from afghanistan or kjp blaming ultra maga republicans and the president later on that day saying ultra maga republicans broke the border. my predecessor left it a mess. your predecessor took aid away from el salvador, guatemala mallla, told venezuela supporting another government. told you have to apply for citizenship in the first country you step into. how to remain in mexico policy

so popular in mexico the best friend that president trump had the mexican president the last one to acknowledge he lost the election. got 20,000 people on his border. last area during the pandemic that we h we had 400,000 cross the border. i thought that number was high. this guy has got 10,000 a day. do you know what that's going to add up to. for her to sit there yesterday and say republicans i presented something on day one and the republicans haven't done bipartisan immigration reform. that is almost nothing to do with border -- fundamental border security. and if they don't pay the price for, this and, lawrence, the other thing is, there are times republicans need to be blamed if this government shuts down they need to be blamed. but to blame the republicans for what is going on at the border is the biggest insult to the american voter that i can imagine. >> lawrence: well, they do this, brian, you don't have a fair press willing to push back there was not one person besides our own edward lawrence that was willing to back up peter doocy when he asked a legitimate

question. why is the border patrol under the leadership of alejandro mayorkas cutting the razor wire that the state of texas put there? miss press secretary, are you going to talk about the people actually climbing the fence? what what about the three people that have drowned in the water because of your recklessness policies that are going -- there has been no curiosity from the -- and more people will die. the country will continue to be invaded. they will go through tunnels. they go through miami. they will continue to -- all come to mexico from all across the country because that is the access point. you guys don't want to hear me talk. i want to hear from the american people. casey, what do you think about the border and do you feel like it's being overrun right now? >> well, it's a mess. there's no control. there is no rule of law and our government doesn't care. fentanyl is running into this country. and they want to stop the fentanyl, and they are doing all these other things. close the border that would stop it.

lawrence lawrence man, they said that and this is the secretary of homeland security. they said they have operational control. the border is secure. what say you? >> i say it's not. it is scary to think all these people are coming over and bringing drugs and it's insane. it's scary and we need to shut the border. >> lawrence: yeah. nate, let's roll this way. ma'am, i want to go to you because they say kjp, the press secretary, that it is the production' fault that the border is not secure and they say that the republicans are open borders. >> we have not open borders. i will let my husband speak on that. >> yeah. i think that's insane. i mean, i have spent -- i have been on the border quite a few times. and if you just go there, i mean, it's just an ignorant comment to say that it's secure. i mean, they are coming across in droves. i don't even know the hypocrisy of that statement is just unbelievable to us. >> lawrence: ma'am, you said the number one issue to you is our

homeless crisis. we're going to have millions of folks coming in the country and they have to be taken care of by our tax dollars. how do you feel about us redirecting our money, our taxpayers' dollars to them versus the americans that are on the streets today? >> i have a huge concern about that. here locally in bozeman, our encampments are growing by the day. we have a huge homeless problem here. we just had a commissioner's the meeting here on tuesday. we had the public speak. we had the homeless speak. and it's growing daily. it's a huge problem. we have winter coming. fire hazards, propane tanks. we have raw sewage on our public walkways. it's become a huge problem. and as you can see, montana is beautiful, we love living in montana. so do many others. but they can't afford it. and it's turns into another san francisco, seattle, and it just -- it breaks my heart. >> lawrence: montana is way too beautiful to be turning into san francisco. y'all, this continues to be a

crisis in this state and we need to get to the fentanyl that's impacting montana. as we always say, every state now is a border state because of the fentanyl that's coming across the border i will send it back to you in. >> no. >> brian: think about this only 1.4 million people in montana. we have gotten more from other countries on the population on the border there. 221,000 illegals have been flown into airports maybe near you. they don't tell the mayors or governors. they send them in from countries where they fill out that app., they go and report to embassy or pup tent. plane shows up and get on it and they come. where do they go on our school system, social welfare system? it's a joke. >> ainsley: you said 1.4 million people in montana. >> brian: how many did we get across the border? >> ainsley: 3.8 million since joe biden took office. that's just the ones we know about. three times montana.

>> steve: while lawrence was talking about it. every state is a border state. is he in montana, which actually is a border state. of course the border is canada. same idea. >> brian: all right. coming up straight ahead. barstool sports trustworthy hit piece on upcoming pizza festival. >> it's sort of a reporting tactic when you want someone to respond you have to indicate there might be something negative that. >> is a sad state of journalism. >> brian: yeah, unbelievable what he exposed. the media bias story next. >> ainsley: plus, you might think this photo is from bay watch. but, think again. it's the moment a hero cop saves two swimmers that were caught in a rip tide and he is going to join us. >> steve: he will, indeed. the high flying surrender. the somersault into a dangerous police chase coming up on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: okay. we need an explanation for that. >> steve: stuck the landing. >> ainsley: arrest me.

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>> steve: this was a fox news alert yesterday afternoon. take a look there. a bus crash in upstate new york. has left two adults dead and five high school students fighting for their lives. >> they were heading to a band camp in pennsylvania when the bus veered off the road, tumbling down an embankment. this high school is close to your area, brian. >> brian: five miles away farmingdale and massapequa huge rivalry not there everyone is on the same page here with this tragedy. todd piro is here in studio. >> todd: tough story here. police looking into what caused that deadly crash. a prelim investigation points to a blown front tire. this wreck happened yesterday afternoon when the group from farmingdale high school like brian mentioned on long island was about 30 minutes away from the band camp. foirvelings say the bus tumbled 50 feet down a steep slope in a wide median between the highway lanes killing a high school band director and teacher and injuring dozens of students. orange county exec steven new houses it was an emotional scene. listen. >> it was so chaotic and the

people that were actually on the other buss were so emotional from this that we really can't even make any positive conclusions until this thing settles out a little bit. that's how emotional and tragic it was. >> rescue crews used the lad tore guest the passengers out through the windows. dozens were taken to six nearby hospitals where now five students remain in critical condition. those who were not seriously hurt were taken to a community center to be reunited with their parents. the ntsb is working with state police to determine the cause of this crash. over to you. steve thanks, todd. carley, good morning to you. >> carley: got some more news to get to starting with this story. overnight police swarming a neighborhood in the philadelphia suburbs, taking a suspect into custody. officers arriving on scene in upper darby after reports of gun fire. initially it was reported officers were shot. but officials now confirm no

responders were hurt. the house oversight committee issuing a formal notice yesterday for the impeachment inquiry of president biden set for thursday next week. the republican led probe is looking into biden's he alleged connection to his son's foreign business dealings. this as g.o.p. congressman james comer has reportedly been given access to more than a dozen unrestricted emails from president biden's time as vice president. the oversight committee says they expect to receive thousands more. and to the nfl, week three, kicking off last night in santa clara. the 49ers high power offense proving to be too much for the handle. teach caught, san yell, touchdown. >> carley: san francisco winning by a final score of 30-12. meanwhile a dangerous brawl breaking out in the stands during the game. security eventually had to come break it up. this is just the latest fight in

a series of events we have seen break out over the first few weeks of the season. this one got ugly. ooof look at that. >> not good. 49ers fighting 49ers. >> they were all in 49ers jerseys. involved as well? >> same team winning and you are still fighting in the stands. america is a little angry. >> ainsley: i dated a guy years ago who was like that fiery about his team. i would always have to have a conversation with him before we went to the games. okay, can we just like be sure we are not going to yell at anybody. >> brian: can we. >> ainsley: we're a team thing. let's don't drink a lot. let's just, like, keep it in. >> brian: i love that stance. that's a tactic. can we, just like ainsley was in danger of throwing fists. >> steve: you never know. >> ainsley: so sorry for the way he is acting. [laughter] >> steve: tell you a little bit about this. we are waiting for an article in

the "the washington post," supposedly, they have been working on it. you know, one of the great things, perhaps one of the only good things about the covid pandemic was when dave portnoy would do his one-by the pizza reviews. go into a pizza place, take a bite and do a review. this week in brooklyn in new york he is having a one bite pizza festival. apparently "the washington post." there he is right there. "the washington post" has decided there is a writer there by the name of emily hale. who apparently is working on what dave port more know think is a hit piece on them. >> brian: it's a hit piece. >> ainsley: she sent this email to the sponsors some of the sponsors drawing criticism by seeming to associate themselves with dave portnoy who has a history of misogynistic comments.

>> brian: misagonic. >> carley: he couldn't pronounce it. he calls her and confronts her about it what are you trying to do and this was their >> it's sort of a reporting tactic when you want somebody to respond you have to indicate there might be something negative then you get them to engage. that's all i was trying to do. i really wanted them to engage with me. >> that is a sad state of journalism if that's a tactic that you have to. i would say is make up something about somebody. the very people who are now trying to threaten these pizzerias and be like you are going to write a hit piece and associate you with this bad person, they are all fighting to shut these people down two years ago. they didn't want them open. i'm the one who was fighting to keep them open, raise money, keep small business, and then they turn around to these very people that we are trying to help save and say you shouldn't do business with them. they really -- they have become activists. >> brian: what he did brilliantly, lawrence, he got the reporter on the phone. he recorded it. it's a 12-minute conversation. at which time she initially says

deny she wrote the letter. no, i'm reading the letter. oh, that letter, okay i got it. just a letter to find out well what,what did you do? you're assuming i'm this sexual harasser. you don't ask me for this side of the story. you didn't putt in the story that i raise $500 million for small businesses during the pandemic. did you have any interest? why would you even do this story? you just looking to hurt me with my festival, which is supposed to attract 5,000 people over the weekend in coney island which is a win for the area. win for the company. and a win for the sponsors. but, instead, this is the "the washington post" going at him. they didn't plan for this type of aggression. >> lawrence: that's exactly right, brian. let's be clear. this is not journalism. this is activism. why are you contacting advertisers? how is that a part of the story? >> brian: typically. >> lawrence: still searching in the midst of writing this piece. reached a different point in this country. every author has their own tribe now. every personality has their own tribe. i think the american people are

just sick of the cancel court. they are sickle of the media going after the people they adore. they are sick of the lack of grace for people when they make mistakes. i think their time is up at this point. no one reads or watches the post anyway. >> steve: we have been on the post this morning looking to see if the piece is up. it isn't, yet. when it is, we will figure out what kind of a piece she was writing. >> ainsley: you know, dave, i was going to call you after i wrote the piece and then i was going to get your comment. >> brian: yeah, sure. >> ainsley: okay, let's meet. >> ainsley: all right. let's meet on monday or whatever the date was. and then she canceled. she canceled that meeting. i was watching jesse last night. dave said then she canceled the meeting. but this is just an example. we have seen it time and time again. let's -- here's the criminal. we don't like him. we don't like what he has done. let's find a crime that he is associated with. and now the press is doing. this they are trying to go after his advertisers and ruin his life and his business. >> brian: no, no. i would say a little bit different, ainsley. i would say here's the person. let's find something wrong with

him because we don't like who he is. >> ainsley: here is a guy that's done loot for our community but we don't like his platform. or maybe he said positive things about trump we're going to go after him. >> steve: let's wait and find out what exactly she writes because dave portnoy has one impression. let's see what she actually does do. >> brian: she has already been an epic fail by the way she approached it and already been caught lying. i would be surprised if she still has a job. >> steve: 6:30 in the east. somersault sur are surrender, a guy flips himself out of a mercedes-benz. the gymnastics move before he was arrested. >> brian: get carrie strzok on the phone and find find out what she would give him. >> ainsley: pass a budget or face a government shutdown? >> brian: i will take it from here, ainsley. montana senator steve daines says need to reduce the reckless

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surrendering to police. the suspect is believed to be connected to a robbery although the details surrounding the chase are unknown. the bins has had ever close calls with drivers during the high speed pursuit but thankfully no injuries were reported and those were your headlines, guys, i have never seen anything like that. i don't think i will ever see anything like that again. >> brian: i assume the door was jammed? i'm sure he could have. >> he could have just -- yeah, he could have used the door. >> ainsley: put your hands down to open the door they might think he has a gun or he is grabbing. >> carley: that is smart that could have been it. >> steve: good idea. >> ainsley: hands out. >> brian: must have been arrested before. >> carley: do you think this person woke up this morning head off the pillow and said i think i'm going to get in a high speed pursuit and tumble out of the car. >> steve: l.a. is famous for slow speed support and there is a slow speed somersault. >> carley: something to be known for. put it in the history books.

>> brian: thanks, carley. another budget vote failing ahead of a government shutdown as house speaker kevin mccarthy lashes out at the production responsible. >> underwhy anyone votes against bringing the idea and having the debate and then you have all the amendments if you don't like the bill. this is a whole new concept of individuals that want to burn the whole place down. that doesn't work. >> steve: some want to burn the whole place down. lawrence jones is live right now out in bozeman, montana at a diner with another lawmaker joining in the criticism. lawrence, introduce us to the senator. >> lawrence: hey, good morning, family. we have the great senator steve daines with us. senator, thanks so much for taking some time. [applause] there was a big vote that happened for the speakership of kevin mccarthy. apparently you had some of the freedom caucus members that wanted to return to regular order to have appropriations bills and now that battle is back again. they say that regular order did

not happen now why are heading to a government shut down. where do you stand. >> welcome to montana. i went to kindergarten through college here. it's great to have you. for 25 consecutive years, congress has not been able to pass all the appropriation bills before the end of the fiscal year. i was in the private seq. for for 28 years. if you have did that in the private sector you are fired. we should put the pain on members of congress. if you can't get the budget bills passed, suspend their pay until they get it passed. here's the problem with the government shutdown. it cost the taxpayers billions of the dollars for the disruptions. there is no research we should have to disrupt the services, cost the taxpayers more. congress needs to get its act together. we are $33 trillion in debt. facing $2 trillion deficits. it's time to cut spending, get budgets passed but this government shutdown nonsense frankly is going to hurt the american people, cost more money. it's congress needs to get its

act together. >> lawrence: why haven't they returned to regular order though seems like a trap every single time don't pass appropriation bills and get here and pass c.r.s. >> hasn't had in 25 consecutive years. only four times in the last 50 years. there is no accountability for congress. that's the problem there is no accountability. congress is getting away with this. we will try to get a bill passed prevent government shut down act. says the government can't shut down. if congress can't get its act together either suspend their pay or keep them in washington. suspend travel until they get the job done. >> lawrence: will it get their attention. >> we are going to fight for that next week. >> lawrence: senator, there is a big debate. fox business is hosting it. our colleagues will be doing an incredible job, i'm sure. what do you think from the candidates that are on the stage trurp has said he is not going

to show up to the debate. who is best for montana right now? >> look, donald trump is leading the polls every state he continues to strengthen. fox poll. october versus what is going on right now. trump with independent voters has moved 30 points in his direction. he was 20 points behind biden with independent voters a year ago. now he is 10 points ahead. independent voters are seeing the problems with joe biden like the rest of the country is they are saying this guy is not fit to serve. we need a strong leader like president trump i think is he in a strong position to win the nomination forever president. >> lawrence: can we expect an endorsement for donald trump soon. >> i endorsed him back in april. no, i'm done. i endorsed him in april. since that happened. you watch, he has continued to strengthen month an month, week after week he is in a strong position right now. the american people are seeing through the calamity of joe biden's administration. these policies are terrible for montana. people are moving to montaine

that because they enjoy the quality of life and our quality of leadership we have conservative leadership in montana. pushing back from our state. an honor for me to represent this state. >> lawrence: senator, appreciate it. i want to talk to your people now. let's roll. [ applause ] >> lawrence: i want to talk to jump. what is the most important issue fairing montana right now there. >> is a lot more than just one issue. i think's immigration. it's illegals coming through. it's drugs, it's cartels. it's sex trafficking, human trafficking. some issues going on people don't open their eyes to because it's not publicized. >> lawrence: that issue is important to you why the border. >> my father was a border patrol agent for 33 years and retired. passed away in '21. he gave all his life, my childhood to this country protecting the border, keeping

drugs out, keeping fentanyl out. keeping coke out. protecting from the things affecting the community today. that's where crime happens. >> lawrence: brother, thank you and your dad for your service. that is a clean hat. i want to talk to some of the college students, young folks here so we have a big presidential race going on right now. we got a debate next week what candidates are catching your all's eyes. >> for me it's trump. did great things when he was president. sad to see what has happened to this country in the past two and a half years, three years. from there, so i'm really kind of on the trump train. >> lawrence: what about you, ma'am? >> i'm going to have to agree with that under the trump administration, we had great policies. and we like to call it trump tana here. >> lawrence: what do you think is the most important issue. >> right now i would probably say the border. montana? s. a northern state with a

southern border crisis. we need to closer our border and secure the communities. >> lawrence: nate, real quickly who is your candidate for the upcoming race? >> trump is pretty obvious option. he helped us so much when he was in office before and i think he will do great things when he got back. in. >> lawrence: thank you so much, dude. i will send it back to you in. >> no pretty incredible that the young people are still saying donald trump right here in montana. >> brian: that's why people feel, lawrence that, tester is vulnerable. such a republican area. so pro-trump. he's on the ticket again. and whether it's matt rosendale or tim sheehy, they really feel like they have got a great shot. >> steve: lawrence, good job working the little tiny microphone there with your big crowd. >> lawrence: it's the thing that we do on tv. you just got to roll with it sometimes. >> steve: we do. it's live tv. good job. we will be checking back in with you in 15 minutes. >> brian: 13 baltimore stores and not a single student tested proficient in math. not one. the sobering reality of

education in america. >> steve: plus, 10,000, how many migrants were encountered in a single day at our southern border. we will talk to the wife of a border agent in texas. how she hopes to fix the crisis in congress. ♪

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♪ >> ainsley: 10,000, that is how many migrants that border officials encountered in just 24 hours at the southern border on wednesday. and what does the white house have to say? >> 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 a -- wait, no, no; no, no. you can't. >> peter: karine? >> no we are going it move on. no, no, no. we are moving on. >> ainsley: you are answering the question with a question, which she was. she didn't answer his question. the next guest is the wife of a border patrol agent running for congress in el paso, texas. irene are a man day or so jackson joins us now. hey, irene. >> hey, how are you? >> ainsley: i'm doing great you are running to try to fix this problem. what is your when you hear we are at record highs again 10,000 a day. >> it has just become life as

normal here in el paso. the sad part about it is that republicans keep saying that the border we need to fix it, yet, communities like el paso are ignored by our senators, by our representatives. and, you know, in the last four years, we have been knocking on thousands of darr's and we have been able to move the needle 12% with no support from the republican, the rnc, or anybody else except our community the interview before this with the pandemic of montana they say their number one issue is the border. i'm just saying, you know, if it is that important, then you need to support candidates like myself in el paso and in other border communities to be able to change not only what is happening out of -- what is happening in conditioning but also the rhetoric that gets out to the public this should not be a normal way of life in any border community. it is a complete invasion. illegals coming to this country

don't care about our society our way the life yesterday we were speaking with another border patrol agent because my husband did retire. he was telling us that most of the people that are come in, which is over 1,000 each day between 1,000 and 1500, all they expect is the united states to take karen of them. there's a lot of people that are sick. there's a lot of single young males. and there's a lot of pregnant females. me, as an american citizen, daughter of immigrant, legal immigrant parents, if i go to the hospital, i get a huge bill. but they get to get whatever they want and we, the taxpayers are footing the bill. and i just say that it's not fair and it's time for the american citizens to say no more. congress needs to do their job. but we need to make sure that in 2024, people like myself, that love this country and we are grateful for the every opportunity our are able to win our elections.

>> ainsley: so who do you blame for this problem? because it's interesting when you ask the white house. peter asks the white house or any of you was ask the white house. they also say it's the maga republicans that are to blame. biden has been in office for three years. the border is open. they are saying it's not a crisis. they are pulling out the razor wire. they are not allowing us to build the wall. and they are trying to fight in court with your governor to get rid of all those buoys in the water. so who is to blame for this? >> absolutely the biden administration. you know, and the buck stops with biden. he has never cared about americans. when he came to el paso, the city was cleaned up. we documented, we put it out on social media, anybody can follow me at border irene. on x. and irene, -- i'm just flabbergasted at the fact that we are so ignored. people in el paso are desperate to not be ignored, and to be able to bring the truth forward.

and i blame the democrats but, number one, i blame biden. on day one in office he definitely opened the border here in suarez sister city only a bridge away. they had t-shirts of biden. you have tell me who they owe their loyalty to. i love the fact that trump said, specifically, that he would do mass deportations. my mom who immigrated from mexico legally asked -- i asked her what would you do if you were president? and she said deport them. and i said all of them, mom? she said all of them. they pull at heart strings and what about americans? had is looking out for us. i want to invite the public to go to my remember site irene for congress.com. donate. because money is what moves politics. >> thank you, we wish you all the best. >> thank you so much. >> ainsley: you are welcome. a florida police officer has his bay watch moment jumping into the ocean to save two swimmers

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the guy in that image who was in that image soaking wet. he has dried off now. flagler beach, florida, police officer dylan kaufman. spherks good morning. >> good morning, sir. >> steve: give us the ticktock. what happened. >> i was turn off my body cam and. when the call came out i happened to be right in front of it. did you take your body cam off, too? i know you took your gun off. >> yes, sir. i actually took my vest and my duty belt and everything else off. >> steve: tell us, why were those people in the water and obviously relationship tide and that poor guy is alive today thanks to you. what was he doing out there? what did he tell you? >> honestly i didn't stick around to hear too much of it i let the medics take care of him. there was actually another fire guy in the background who was in