poll. you saw abc saying i can't believe this is happening. "the washington post" said ah, don't believe it, this is our outlier. our poll is crap. literally said that what do you make of these absolute panic responses? >> it's hilarious, right? you are bashing your own product for putting out a number you don't like, in this case "the washington post" and abc news did that. and is it so unbelievable to think that donald trump could be leading joe biden when you look at joe biden on the economy and three in four people think it's bad. they think that crime in this country is out of control. they think the border is out of control. they think that education can be better. they think that foreign policy is not going in the right direction. and the country in general. is it really that unbelievable that joe biden is polling so poorly against donald trump, given his performance and given his record ashley and todd. >> ashley: joe concha, got to leave there. thank you. with that, "fox & friends" starts right now have. a good day.

>> i don't like you. i love it. ♪ don't push it, ♪ don't push it >> steve: live from "studio m" in midtown manhattan. "fox & friends" for this monday, september 25th, 2023. >> we are inside because it's drizzly another rotten day in new york city after a rotten day weatherize. daytime high should be 63. it's going to rain tomorrow. and on that happy note. >> ainsley: you have the screens. listen to the rain. helps did you go sleep. >> steve: too much ragweed right now. >> ainsley: i love the rain. >> lawrence: rain destroyed the weekend. i planned out running, doing some stuff outside. brunch outdoors. my first weekend off. and it completely got destroyed. >> ainsley: bless your heart. you have been traveling everywhere and first weekend off. >> lawrence: i was so excited.

>> brian: only going to rain four more days. >> steve: stop on tuesday. lawrence, the good thing about a rainy day, day drinking. >> lawrence: this is true. i did drink in moderation. >> ainsley: what do you like to drink? >> lawrence: tequila. >> steve: nice and light. >> ainsley: no car lori. what do you put in it. >> lawrence: just soda and lime juice. >> steve: good diner. >> lawrence: folks so incredible in montana. great food. >> steve: ribeye. >> lawrence: nala loved it too so it was great. >> steve: great to have you back. welcome to the monday morning. we start right now. >> ainsley: start with a fox news alert. writer's guild of america has reached a tentative deal with hollywood studios. >> lawrence: this would end the months' long strike that began in early may. actors have, yet, to reach a deal. >> brian: is it a problem if you end the strike but you have no

actors? alexandria hoff joins us from washington. >> good morning to the four of you. we still don't know the details behind this agreement but both parties appear to be optimistic it appears the picke picket sigl be packed up. halted hollywood seeking pay hikes for streamed content as well as increased job security. agreement between wga ache it tore pictures and television producers. still has-to-be ratified by the guild's 11,000 members. the writer's guild west pointed out they have reached a tentative agreement. this was made possible by the enduring solidarity of wga members and extraordinary support of our union siblings who stood with us for over 146 days, more details coming after

a contract language is finalized. so writers have been advised not to return to work until this deal is done. no deal has been reached, no agreement has been made yet for actors, so writers have been encouraged to remain on the picket lines in support. we will send it back to you guys. >> brian: get the details of this, find out who won or lost and have the chance to make movies now. it's just very hard to do this without actors. unless they want to use scabs. >> steve: or robots. >> lawrence: i know one of the mommy's of the contention was the a.i. and the staffing as it reels to them. what have you heard about that? >> yeah, there were some concessions made. that's what we have heard so far when it comes it a.i. that's been a big concern for these writers. they don't want to be made to feel obsolete. type something into chatgpt and a great ole script come along. wga made concessions. they are hoping to get paid but

right now still on the picket lines because they are supporting those actors. >> steve: that's right. for the most part the writers got pretty much everything they wanted and they are in parallel with what the actors get so stay tuned. alexandria a thank you very much. >> ainsley: i heard an interview with one of the writers and he said back in i think it was like in 2007, 2008 they did this, and he said we were thinking we were going to be out of work for three or four months. how are we going to pay our bills. now after covid and he said now that we have -- most of us have second jobs. he said because of covid and everything that happened after that, he said it's not a big deal for us to be out of work for that long. >> steve: 146 days. >> brian: we will see what happens. a lot of people at this point gavin didn't get involved and try to end this because it what it does to the california economy, especially. let's look at this really fascinating situation. "the washington post" and abc combined on a poll that's not unique. but the result is relatively unique. it turns out that head-to-head crump beats joe biden by 10

points. that might be a secret. other tranels were so horrified by this they would not even report it. for abc they were panicked in saying it and immediately almost tried to walk back and diminish their own poll. >> steve: when you read what "the washington post" wrote and they said, you know, joe biden is struggling with the economy, with immigration, with the fact that the u.s. is doing too much in ukraine, they say, and joe biden's age, this appeared to be an outlier. in other words, we spent -- i'm guessing, they spent $100,000 probably to do this poll and got results they didn't want but they published it anyway. they said this survey is significantly at odds with other public polls that show that general election contest a virtual dead heat. the difference between the poll and others as well as usual makeup of trump and biden's coalitions in this survey suggest it is probably an outlier. so don't essentially don't trust it. other stuff says something else.

>> lawrence: i find the whole thing curious. you know, if you go back to 2020, looking at polling from back in there. there was a gallup poll that said 56% of americans considered themselves better off against donald trump. when they went down to the bottom of the poll 44% agreed that he had presidential qualities and 49% agreed with him on some of the issues. and so, when you put all of that together, people are better off under donald trump but they just didn't like his tone and tenure. why does that matter now? things just aren't going so well. 78% of americans feel like we are heading down the wrong direction. and i think, ainsley, this has to do with people choosing how they feel over personality, this election cycle, because things just aren't going right in the economy. >> ainsley: they didn't have to publish this. they could have gotten these results. "new york post" wouldn't have posted sthg positive toward trump. i thought maybe they are pushing this because they want a

different candidate. >> steve: right? >> lawrence: squeeze him. >> ainsley: then it sounds like when they walk it back, this is an outlier. this is unlike any other poll it. sounds like, maybe, democrats got on "the washington post." i can't believe y'all ran. this i can't believe you are saying. this this is unlike any other poll. oh, maybe you are right. let's paint it as outlier. >> brian: the problem is in may they did a similar poll and trump won by 7. head-to-head it's just overwhelming. 74% believe that his age and fitness or a huge detriment for him. >> ainsley: that's in the nbc poll. >> brian: and with just filling out the abc poll, which is pretty astounding, if you look at people and you mention only 15% think they are better off, when you take a look at what they president-what the current president is doing now with job approval. he is at 37% job approval. if you look at the final result. it is not surprising.

when you look at the other elements of this poll, that he is actually losing by this much. but it also shows you that he is almost incapable of selling his economic gains. he spent the whole summer telling us how great bidenomics was. and, get what? nobody agrees with him. >> so, regarding the question about his age and everything else. it's taking it's toll. one of the nbc questions was would you like a democratic candidate to challenge joe biden? and this is among democrats. and look at that. 60 percent said yes. and 36 percent said no. it's interesting. in the "the washington post" poll, when asked, who would you like, 8 percent said bernie sanders. 8 percent said kamala harris. 20 percent said somebody else. and 40 percent said i got no opinion. so, so many democrats want somebody else. >> ainsley: gavin wasn't on it. >> steve: nobody on the horizon

that they can coalesce around right now. >> brian: no one else can get any oxygen. >> ainsley: mitchell usama bin laden is not getting it. >> lawrence: she is not going to do it. >> steve: who says? it's not too late. >> ainsley: best thing to do for our country. do it for our country. >> lawrence: she never even wanted president barack obama to run for president. not something that she wanted. i see the democrats message. they are scrapping. trying to find someone to do this. i think to brian's point though, it's all about how the american people feeling, the economy. i was reading the sunday edition of the "wall street journal" talking about the fed weighing of the interest rates. that's going to hit americans again. >> steve: right. but it was over the last couple of days gavin out in california vetoed a piece of legislation that he normally would have signed, people said. it's looks like he is setting himself up to be the back-up guy. >> ainsley: he was on some of the sunday shows.

>> steve: right? >> brian: he had some other plan that he is rolling out there for his homeless situation which he caused. number one for homeless. if you are homeless, that's where to go. weather seems to be good. also, it looks like the biden move is to start running against trump. they are also spending $70 million on a liberal group trying to get the young vote out. they are suffering on the black vote. they are suffering on the hispanic vote. and i don't think it helps, according to reports, when you go from the hispanic caucus to call them the black caucus. and you don't know how l.l. cool j. >> ainsley: l.l.j. jay. prefaced it once of the l.l.j. cool jay. >> lawrence: goes to the fact of him not realizing what time period it is. >> steve: or what time it is. >> lawrence: or time it is. >> steve: what day it is. >> lawrence: a time in history where that was okay to say. this is not the time anymore. he does this sort of stuff all the time. >> brian: what about the panic?

he is requesting out tomorrow to picket. because trump afound in last week that wednesday is he going to give a speech in detroit. is he playing catch up. trump's team has been solid. they have a plan. they are not going to debate yet. they are putting money into ohio and some of the states that are going to be contentious in the general. >> steve: one other tantalizing cross tab in the nbc poll. joe biden in theirs is tied with donald trump 46-46. with independents, joe biden actually beats donald trump by 7. joe biden 42, trump 35. joe biden is one ahead of ron desantis. but nikki haley beats our current president joe biden by 5 points. joe biden's biggest opponent, scariest opponent right now on paper, nikki haley. >> ainsley: she does well with women. you'll hear independence say

they liked her answer on abortion. she did well at the debated. we have a huge debate this week. >> steve: right. wednesday night. >> lawrence: i think the candidates, before we go, they need a major breakout moment or this race is completely over. there has to be -- and it can't just be some sparring here or sparring there. there has to be this moment where they connect with the average day people that we spend every single day in diners with across the country. they got to make that connection or this is it. >> brian: nikki haley, when she talked about abortion in a way that i haven't heard republicans talk, think she nailed it. one thing that republicans are saying look, forget about weeks. let's find out when the baby feels pain. and that will nullify the whole talk. there are billboards out there lauding the idea of abortion, which is insane. you know, it should be rare. i always thought people agreed on that. not anymore. when you go to a democrat and say do you agree when baby feels

pain that would be the week in which you no longer do abortion? i don't know what a good response is to that. >> steve: she would -- you know, you look at the stuff. she would be a great general election candidate. buff right now we are talking about the primary and according to the nbc poll, donald trump on the republican side is ahead by 40. >> ainsley: maybe trump would pick her to be the vice president. she says -- they all say i'm not running for vice president, i'm running for president. if she is doing so well. he hasn't criticized her. he has criticized all the others. and he has championed vivek but hasn't criticized nikki haley. >> brian: governor haley has criticized him. said he is the most unpopular politician. >> ainsley: she said it in a way. >> steve: left the door open. >> ainsley: said it almost if you look at the polls what what people are saying this is how they feel. i'm just paraphrasing. kind of acceptable the way she said it. >> brian: i agree. 14 minutes after the hour.

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>> she was up there with his mom. you have got to give him some credit. thanks, ashley. >> we will see. or there may be another song, brian. so ask police departments across the country struggle to recruit and hire officers. a new "the washington post" op-ed is calling on departments to hire more women to fix the broken policing system. this as a new report finds only 12% of sworn officers and 3% of police leadership in the u.s. are women. let's bring in our female police panel sergeant betsy brann'ser smith. retired illinois police officer and spokeswoman for the national police association. allen espy sad dough, retired inspector general and carol reilly arizona police chief. ladies, thank you so much for your service and joining the programming how do we get more women into the profession and will that serve the profession? no one wants to do the job anymore, sergeant. >> there's exactly your problem.

it's not that we can't get women in this profession, it's that we can't get anybody to this profession. we have got to hire qualified candidates. not just women. look, in that wapo op-ed. we had the discussion, for example, want holmes from the msnbc she said let's get rid of that 1.5-mile run we will recruit more women into this profession because no one chases anybody for 1.5 miles. we don't do a run to test how long you can chase someone we test for cardiovascular fitness. we have not to bash men to get more women in this profession. the profession doesn't need to be fixed. society needs to be fixed. policemen and police women do their job to frequent country. let's fix the false narrative and not worry about people's genders.

>> lawrence: sergeant, you always have a pragmatic approach to doing with this. you have got to change the messaging, too, to get people to love the job again. what do you tell young officers to the kids that are criminal justice students out there to inspire them to want to do the job? >> thank you for having me. what i do go out to the physical fitness exam myself with them and do the exam with them just to show them that anything is possible. even at my age, after 32 years in this profession. i love being a police officer. our responsibility as police leaders is to promote our profession to talk about the nobility of it and talk about the voice of the victims that's our responsibility i is tell people all the the time tell the story of alt amazing great work of the men and women do. if it's one or 500 i will do it it's a great profession. i cannot encourage people to come to any agency and join the

ranks of law enforcement. >> lawrence: in a newspaperrer why did you decide do the job. >> it's a calling. i movie people are called to this profession of service because they want to help and protect those who cannot protect themselves weigh are in a law enforcement crisis right now. it's not about a gender and willingness and to ability do the job women make some of the greatest cops i know. great empathy, compassion, nurturing, the sail qualities that keep them from the job. i'm all for supporting and enticing women to join our ranks. but we have to see that's a bigger problem. the left wing has criminalized officers. we have made our officers public enemy number one and wondering why we have a personnel shortage? this is the greatest job in the world. we get to be at people's side

when they are at their worst. we get to protect them when they are afraid. we get to stand by and hold their hands when they are watching a loved one pulled from a car after a motor vehicle accident. we need qualified candidates. it's not by lowering physical standards that we do. this you have to be ready to answer the call. you have to be ready to defend yourself. those who can't defend yourselves and protect your partners and fight for what's right. we have to create a culture once again that respects and adored our police and allows them to do the job that we need them to do with the compassion that we demand from them. that's by giving them the training, the resources and equipment to do it. >> lawrence: that's how you close the argument. inspector general. you really sent us home inspector general, chief, sergeant, thanks so much for joining the program. thank you for what you have done for our country and communities all over, appreciate it? >> thank you for having us. >> lawrence: you got it.

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live in new york city where it is still raining again as post tropical cyclone afill i can't continues to impact the west coast. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weather forecast. adam, are you inside or outside? >> i'm outside. am i framed up? am i framed up. i'm outside all by myself in front of this camera no one wants to be with me. dreary drizzly mess tropical storm o.ophelia that caused the rain we have a been seeing the last couple of days. dive into the graphics and show you what we are dealing with across the region. it's not just new york city. this has been ongoing here for a while now. those kind of drizzly dreary conditions. this is our exclusive in-house model. are you ready for the rain to be over? well, unfortunately it's going to take a little while. monday 3:00 p.m. taking you through the afternoon, evening hours. continuing to see this system slowly move offshore but it does take a litigation while as it does so. now into tuesday, there is still

some kind of rainy, dreary conditions lingering there. let me tell you how much rain we ultimately see. maybe a couple of inches. where are we in the hurricane season? there is still 1/3 of it left. so we're making our way through. but there could be more of this before the season is over. that's all for your weather headlines for now. as the wind picks up out here but for now, tossing it back inside to you. >> ashley: thanksst adam. turning to your headlines. fox news exclusive the mother of ethan chazin one of the university of victims. emotional true during a true crime on friday. >> i'm actually not a true crime follower but i'm not thrust into the epicenter of something that has become pretty incredible. don't forget these kids. they were amazing, amazing kids in the prime of their life brian

cerg is accused of stabbing the four students last fall. if convicted he could face the death penalty. attempted armed carjacking suspect officers after a police chase in seattle last month. watch this. >> yellow jackets everywhere. >> the accused carjacker is facing assault, attempted robbery and property destruction charges. and those are a couple of your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. now this. biden's border crisis carries on a warning that the images you are about to see are graphic. look at this. former texas congresswoman mayra flores wants to be a congresswoman again sharing these disturbing pictures shedding light on the violence border agents face by illegal immigrants crossing the southern border. look at this. here now with first hand

account. pinal county arizona sheriff. sheriff that does not surprise you, even though it disturbs you. >> no. we just got an email this morning from the d.e.a. telling from us some other threats to some of the active units out trying to find these people crossing the border. this is something we deal with every day. something border patrol deals with you about we do our job any way. >> brian: look at these numbers in august. title 42 went away and wasn't immediate surge. biden told you my plans worked. not so fast. in august 23200972 came through. last year 204,000. and we have never seen anything like this. how is it in arizona? >> well, we're starting to hit numbers up around 10,000 coming across the southern border. arizona is out of control. you know, the tucson sector is leading the way right now with over 40,000 apprehensions a month. we have always led the way in got-aways which tend to be in between about 10 and 25,000.

>> brian: who is coming across? >> we are seeing all sorts of people. yuma sector west africa one of the al-qaeda breeding grounds. we are seeing chinese, religiouses, haitians, brazilians, ukrainians. we are seeing everything coming across. only setting 5% of those people by the way of special interest countries, only vetting 5% of those penal. >> brian: what do you think it's going to do that venezuelans can work here. >> look at the videos you are seeing on the news. you see all these people coming across. they are awful military age men and that should be alarming to every american. we are not seeing women and children. >> brian: they are not refugees. you got to be kidding me and such a joke. the president of the united states gets 23% approval rating as when it comes to how he is handling illegal immigration. at least the american people are i see wooing up to it. for democratic congressman henry quay ash he said it's real simple there are certain things can you do to help stem the flow. watch. >> we need to have repercussions

at the border. what does that mean you? got to deport people and you got to show those images of people being deported. when was the last time we saw people going the other way instead of just seeing people flow in? if you don't have repercussions, then people will see the border as a speed bump and continue come in. >> brian: good point? >> yeah. he is not wrong. we should be sending them back and holding them accountable. like if you broke the law they would put you in jail. we should hold people accountable. send them back to their respective countries, that's how we start to fix this problem. we can't keep opening our doors and letting all these military aged men, unaccompanied minors, now we lost 85,000 of them. frankly that the number of 23% should be zero percent. if you think this administration is doing good on your border. come see me and i will show you and give you different perspective what going on. >> brian: you want to be senator. why in arizona does it seem to be going blue? look who the governor race won katie hobbs couldn't get a sentence out. didn't even want to debate.

she wins. mark kelly retains his seat. kyrsten sinema is there how do you explain this. >> i have been going all over arizona what arizona wants and needs is a proven conservative fighter. someone stand up for things like border security. that's going to help reduce crime in this country. we're going to get our economy back on track. national security. look, our friends don't respect us and our enemies don't fear us anymore. and so we have got a lot of work to do. i hope that the people of arizona will send me back. and if you want to support me, come to sheriff lamb for senate.com. we, the people, have to take our country back. >> brian: senator mark kelly do anything? >> no, no. >> brian: all lip service. great to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> brian: good luck in your run. hillary clinton warning russia will again interfere with the u.s. elections. >> the russians have proved themselves to be quite adept at interfering and if he has a chance, he will do it again. >> brian: is she going to admit she lost? more on a familiar refrain from the one-time candidate that coming straight ahead. plus, sparks fly. taylor swift and travis kelce

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>> if you are up on taylor swift concerts there are friendship bracelets. i received a bunch of them but i wanted to give taylor swift one with my number on it. >> oh, your number is in 87 or phone number. >> you know which one. so, i bet she didn't meet anybody didn't want to meet me i took it personal. >> probably hasn't gotten over the super bowl. she a big eagles fan. maybe he made something up and didn't want to talk to you. >> damn it. >> there you can see them talking about taylor swift. fast-forward three weeks. that is taylor swift standing next to the mother donna after travis kelsey made a touchdown and taylor absolutely freaked

out whole planet freaked out wait a minute could they possibly be dating? i hope so. that's way the way the internet melted down yesterday. >> here is travis scoring a touchdown and taylor freaking out. [laughter] next to his mom. >> mahomes end zone. there it is. a touchdown to kelsey. >> steve: taylor is much more excited than donna. >> lawrence: isn't it too early to be meeting momma though? >> ainsley: it's been three weeks. do you believe this is really a relationship. >> lawrence: i think he really wants to be with her. i don't know how long they are going to last. only two girls that have met my mom and they are meeting in three weeks? i mean, this is a recipe for disaster. >> brian: put in this way. how many weeks until you bring your girlfriend into the control

room. >> lawrence: weeks, months. >> ainsley: professional football player. when he goes on date he is like come watch one of my games. kind of normal. mom is going to be there no? >> steve: the way the actual invitation went travis kelce said i have seen you rock the stage in arrowhead. you might have to come see me rock a stage at arrowhead and we can see which one is a little more lit. so, anyway. here is -- by the way, and so the whole internet was buzzing are they dating? turns out, they left together. this is. >> ainsley: he was wearing like a 70s, 80's suit. >> steve: wearing something that looked like a painter's tarp. we have a screen grab. jared peyton spots taylor and travis together. talking about being at the right place at the right time. taylor swift and travis kelce leaving arrowhead together after the game. >> ainsley: he posted that and if you push play on that. >> brian: song by the way. >> ainsley: he posted that sounded like he was standing inn

the background behind the stadium. she said hey to him when she walked by him. >> brian: here's what i think. number one off to a great start. i know relationships. number one, he is the aggressor. >> lawrence: that's a good thing. >> brian: in july. so great pulled that cutout. i read it. i don't know they did it on his podcast. and now he comes out. so she knows he is interested. she is obviously available. they both don't need each other. they are both financially off. it's not like he is homeless. if i don't get taylor swift's money i won't be able to eat. he is fine already. >> lawrence: the problem, brian, is he put a little bit of pressure on the team yesterday. >> steve: absolutely. >> lawrence: this is what mahomes had to say. let's play it? >> forget the pressure from kansas city chief fans do you realize how much pressure there was on you today from the swifties to get travis kelce a touchdown with taylor in the house today. >> yeah. i heard her in the house. >> did you feel the pressure, patrick. >> i felt a little bit of pressure. i knew i had to get it to trav.

he does his own thing and makes up a route and i throw it to him. i think he wanted to get in the end zone just as much all of the swifties wanted him to. >> he had no choice. he had to get the ball to her. >> she was too excited. are lawrence it was little much. >> ainsley: she is more excited than the mom. about. >> brian: just a 3-yard touchdown. >> steve: it's a touchdown, brian in front of a potential girlfriend. >> ainsley: maybe she is a few drinks that might make you scream louder and jump up and down. >> brian: concert every night. >> steve: she has been off a little bit. we were talking about day drinking earlier. ashley joins us now. ashley, this was the biggest story in the world yesterday. it's on the cover of the "new york post" today. the headline is hail to the chief. she was the chief cheerleader. tell us what the internet said. >> let me just tell us, this steve, as you know, i'm a chief's fan. i hope that she doesn't cause any type of distraction. >> lawrence: bad blood?

>> ashley: ha ha. let's get to this one. nfl expost because you know i love the players and you love the game, that i hope people get that reference. somebody had to tell me about it. the eagles nation our girl taylor has officially started her under cover mission. now the crossing board expost taylor swift at super bowl lviii. new heights x post got to love when momma kelsey brings her friend to the game. her friend was more excited it seemed like than her mom. replying to barstool sports number one taylor swift fans doesn't get the travis kelce height he said preach go, birds. >> brian: here's the issue. do we actually bring in a reporter, anchor to report on this? >> steve: it was the weekend story on the internet. >> brian: like something. >> steve: it's the cover of the

paper. >> lawrence: i agree with brian. >> brian: what is happening to our news division? >> ainsley: talk about something different, right? a happy story. >> lawrence: brian's pointed is we are wasting resources on this. >> steve: we are not wasting resources. we can do all the news. >> lawrence: this is going to be a bad thing for the chiefs. you mark my word. >> ainsley: why? >> lawrence: they are going to break up and he will be down. >> brian: do you know why she likes him? he is a tight end. he has a tight end. [laughter] >> lawrence: you are such a dad. >> ainsley: is that a dad joke? >> lawrence: tight end, really? >> ainsley: i just love her because she is such a hard worker. i did not go to her concert. i am not going to buy concert. she is the hardest worker. works through the rain. always showing up. >> steve: she showed up dressed appropriately. speaking of which, putting the new senate dress code to a test.

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>> we don't allow shorts. >> is there a dress code here? >> do you have space for two? >> we don't permit shorts. >> you have a dress code? >> yes. >> do you ever allow anyone for united states senator. >> yes. not permitted. >> steve: hilarious. "new york post" columnist john lavigne taking a page from senator john fetterman who is known for walking around the capitol in his trademark hoodie and gym shorts but the writer didn't have as good a luck when he tried to grab a table at some of new york city's highest end restaurants. joining us rights now "new york post" columnist john lavigne. john, thank you very much for getting all dressed up. >> thank you. >> steve: would you mind mod ling this outfit? >> absolutely. >> this is the full fetterman get up. you have got the sneakers and you have got the gym shorts and the hoodie.

i'm a medium. this is an extra large. >> i got it at the gap just across the street for this purpose. >> steve: all right. so sit down. new york city has some very, very fancy restaurants. so the whole idea was to compare the standards of the senate with the standards of these restaurants, right? >> the senate is the world's greatest deliberative body. i wanted to see if i could walk into the -- into restaurants in new york city dressed like can you now apparently walk into the world's greatest deliberative body. the cases in new york the answer was a resounding no. >> steve: you would go into these restaurants. and what would be the first thing you would say? >> the first thing i would always say is to everyone is this a astronaut? restaurant?a lot of these places places in new york. immediately puts everyone in a bad mood when you say what is this place? like some shrub off the street. on or about, restaurant it's fascinating can i possibly sit here with a recover from a camera guy like a table for two

they would be like sir, it's not happening. >> steve: did absolutely take a look at your get up and say get out? >> people were generally, i would say polite, there was no open hostility. i think at love people thought i was crazy. you are from new york. if a crazy person comes up to you you don't engage in hostility. that's a recipe for disaster. generally i was very politely told like, sir, you can't have athletic wear, the whole thing is not going to work. please leave quietly. that's how it went. >> the senate is the most exclusive club in america. and, yet, you can't get into some restaurants but he can get into the most exclusive club in the world. >> yeah. look. civilization is a choice that we make every single day, like, you know, you woke up today and you put on very early in the morning and you put on a suit and tie and i have only ever seen you on this show suit and tie. you have great respect for yourself and your audience. in united states senatyo