if it was not for joe biden's electric vehicle mandate. >> the cia, the desire to advance, you have been on that from the beginning. thank you. that is it for us tonight. that was a spicy appearance from newt gingrich, telling everyone to drop out of the race and it is trumps. at some point people need to make decisio a >> carley: united autoworkers are set to expand their strike

at noon today is major progress is not made with the big three automakers. the economy lost money in the first week and this could take a major toll on the supply chain if it continues to grow. >> todd: san diego declares humanitarian crisis as thousands of migrants are released into the community. we are talking to a mayor who has been documenting this himself and he's not the only one. we should not allow people in the country if they are breaking the law, that does not make sense. >> carley: president biden steered clear of the border when he visited california and arizona this week and the border czar met with fat joe in florida. who hasn't done that? >> todd: i did it on wednesday, it is what you do. >> carley: you much watching "fox and friends," i'm carley

shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. first biden impeachment hearing. house oversight committee chair says he subpoenaed the bank records of hunter biden and james biden after a contentious hearing that pit democrats and republicans against each other. >> carley: alexandria hoff has that. >> alexandria: three subpoenas were issued following a challenging debut hearing yesterday. house republicans argue the president lied about his son's involvement in the business dealing and the family got rich by selling his father's influence. >> joe biden lied about never dealing with the business dealings and lied about saying there was not a wall with personal duties and his life.

there was not wall. >> alexandria: evidence in the form of testimony from outside expert and democrats push to have rudy giuliani and lev parnas. >> if the republicans had a smoking gun or dripping water pistol, they would be presenting it today, they have nothing on joe biden. all they can do is return to the thoroughly demolished lie that rudy giuliani and donald trump launched five years ago, the burisma conspiracy theory. >> alexandria: kept going back to trump. >> we have bank wires that show the bidens took $20 million from foreign nationals in five different countries. there is overwhelming evidence

that joe biden was involved in these shady business schemes, that's a problem, threat to national security and today we rehash and went over the different items of evidence and announced the subpoena, we will move forward and follow the money. >> alexandria: the house ways and means committee has an e-mail saying he expected this stuff to go away when his dad becomes president. that alleged e-mail has not been made public at this point. jonathan turley says the inquiry was fair game. >> carley: you have to wonder why the e-mail was not made public, that would have made good reporting by this cnn reporter. hunter biden said he would not accept a plea deal, because he thought this legal stuff would

go away when his father becomes president. james comer was asked yesterday if the pending government shutdown would impact the impeachment inquiry hearing. he said, i hope not, that appears to be an open question. >> alexandria: democrats painted this as distraction from a gop shuts r shutdown. a lot of back and forth, we have to see where this is going fo go and if witnesses will be brought forward. >> carley: they talked about the shutdown and former president trump. thank you. good morning to you. >> todd: the cnn e-mail, many times in mainstream media, they run cover for the president of the united states. bring in former acting attorney general matt whitaker. this is still an impeachment inquiry hearing and not yet a

full blown impeachment hearing. what were your takeaways from yesterday? >> yeah, well, i guess to your point earlier there. it was very contentious and we're living in two different worlds if you look at how democrats on the committee versus the republicans. i thought the case was laid out fairly sucentrally, the house procedures make it a little chopped up. the witnesses did a really good job. and i think obviously, this is the first step and they have to convince the american people of moving to actual impeachment and convince 218 members of the house that is appropriate. there is a lot of evidence to be presented along the way. >> carley: after the hearing james comer issued three subpoenas for personal business

and financial records for hunter biden and jim biden. will they have to comply with the subpoenas? what sort of information can be gleaned from them? >> that is really where the rubber will meet the road. there has been resistance to the house issuing subpoenas and some subpoenas have not been answered. ultimately, there need to be teeth to subpoenas, that is doj being willing to hold people accountable like they did peter navarro, and steve bannon. we'll have to see if there is cooperation, if there is not, that should be an issue in and of itself. >> todd: agreed. it does raise from an optic perspective, should james comer hold another hearing until he gets the documents, which he is entitled to and they will show more connections.

it does raise optics question. none of that matters to the democrats, they are focused that joe biden did nothing wrong, take a listen from yesterday. >> this is an embarrassment. embarrassment to the time and people of this country. as former director of management, i know a disaster when i hear one. >> the president has been guilty of loving his child unconditionally, that is the only evident. >> todd: how do democrats reconcile this guilty until proven innocent to trump and this bob menendez, refusal to acknowledge anything bad when it comes to joe biden? >> well, exactly, todd. they're also, i feel like i'm watching american history in reverse. during the two trump

impeachments, the same arguments were told by republicans and it is that world we live in now and unfortunately, the left is very easy, along with their allies in the media to try to use the legal process and use impeachment and use indictments to convict people before any trial ever happens or before any evidence is heard and when the rules are flipped on them, obviously they don't apply. this is par for the course. >> carley: this is first step in the new phase. it is inquiry, impeachment is attached to the president's name. thank you for waking up with us. did you see this? major league baseball star bryce harper flips on the diamond, but not mad at another player. >> goodbye. you knew that was -- he knew

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>> todd: we're back with thursday night football officially confirming that shot you saw lil wayne is little. packers hosting lions. liones respond with this pretty pass from qb jared goff. >> goff, wide open. >> todd: pretty catch, that touchdown is first of 27 points detroit would score in the victory over green bay. detroit sole possession of the nfc north. with the bears and vikings undefeated, you have to go through green bay and they look like they will do it. to phillies, star bryce harper had a disagreement, controversial ump at last night's game. watch.

>> whoa. har harper -- hernandez, goodbye. >> todd: harper going after umpire angel hernandez after strike three call. hernandez infamous for being one of the most polarizing. he is literally the worst, he's horrible. harper getting so upset he launched his helmet into the stands. a young boy got that as a souvenir. he did have to see his phillies lose the game 3-2. carley. >> carley: thank you. senior meteorologist janice dean has the forecast. >> janice: we are not excited about the heavy rain moving toward new york city area. this area of low pressure all day today. some big cities including new york getting soaked with heavy

rain and looks like we're seeing heaviest band set up as people are trying to come into work. this is the deal throughout the day today and we have a flash flood warning for the new york city area, kings county, queens county, very heavy rain coming in. flood alert from new jersey to upstate new york, connecticut, long island, big deal as people try to get into work. likely flash flooding. do not travel over water you cannot see the bottom of. driving in this morning, we saw cars off the road. lingering showers and thunderstorms in the forecast throughout the day today into tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon things will clear up. if you have travel plans across the i-95 corridor, today is not the best day for traveling. rain still to come. three to five inches in some areas from new york up to

yoncustomers, along long island and parts of new jersey. zoom in. three to five and higher amounts. it doesn't take a tropical storm to cause flooding for heavily populated neighborhoods. we've been northeast focused, that will cause a ripple effect. florida still getting wet this weekend. the other big story is extreme heat moving in toward upper midwest. sioux falls, 88 in minneapolis, that heat will hang on through monday. those are the big headlines, heat across upper midwest, showers and thunderstorms for florida and deluge here in the new york city area. >> carley: hot, cold and rainy. >> janice: hot, cold and rainy. >> todd: we will get heat next week. >> janice: absolutely.

be careful, a lot of travel delays. >> carley: thank you so much. >> janice: happy friday. >> carley: we made it. a different flooding here, migrants are flooding san diego, climbing over the border wall and being dropped off by the thousands. talking to a mayor who is documenting this himself. >> todd: bill wells will share his exclusive video with us next.

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>> todd: elon musk taking a trip to eagle pass yesterday to get a look at the latest surge. he livestreamed with congressman tony gonzales. >> we should not be allowing people in the country if they are breaking the law, that doesn't make sense. even new york is buckling under the pressure of just how many illegal immigrants are going to new york. if new york can't handle it, no part of the country can. if we don't do something soon, we're going to have a collapse in social services, as we're seeing in new york. >> todd: this follows the massive influx we saw this week when 11,000 illegal migrants

came in. >> carley: a black cowboy hat. shocking footage shows dozens of migrants scaling the border in san diego, estimated 7800 migrants arriving in the last two weeks. will wells, mayor of a suburban of san diego has been documenting this in his community and he joins us now. what are you seeing in el cahone. >> san diego county is getting 600 per day dropped off. that doesn't count those scaling the wall. it is pretty big influx we've seen lately. my friends on the border patrol tell me that the cartels have been shifting traffic from the arizona and texas board to the

california border and we're not sure why. i recall ka the problem could get worse for you. i understand border patrol is dropping off in your community and they will take a bus or train to other locations and this has become a big issue for you guys, tell us why. we don't really know why. i was speaking to somebody in a think tank on immigration and they told me there is a place in venezuela, darian pass, last month they said there were 85,000 and this month they expect almost 200,000 and many of those will end up on our border. we expect to go get worse. we have not gotten information from the federal or state government. we find out an hour before it

happens or sometimes after it happens. we do not get a prewarning. >> carley: the darrian pass is getting so much foot traffic because of migrants coming into the united states. you mentioned venezuelan migrants and president biden issued work visas for folks in venezuela and -- he says it is taking a step forward on the migrant crisis, by granding temporary protected status to venezuelans which come with work authorization, biden is freeing them to work, contribute to local economies and earn enough money to house and care for themselves and their family, it is a critical first step in the right direction and i applaud him for taking it. do you think he is right? >> this fantasy that this is going to be a good thing that

we've seen 7 million come across the border since president biden took office. i don't see how it is going to be good for us. people on the border patrol tell us 90% of those coming across are single, military-age males. we know they are from countries like somalia and middle east and from china, places that are vowed to be our enemies. as mayor of a city, i can tell you, i'm nervous about the protection of my people that live in el cajon. we don't know who is coming or what their intentions are. this is a recipe for disaster. if you think this makes it better for carwashes and hotels, seems like fantasy to me. >> carley: there are signs that are telling migrants where to go

and what to do. they are in mandarin, french, turkish and arabic, not just folks from south america. mayor well,thank you for joining us all the way in california, early morning for you. remember the protester who was proudly chanting "everybody must eat" while looters ransacked stores in philadelphia. after a trip to jail, she is singing a different tune. >> i need some sleep, i am scared, traumatized, never again in my life. >> todd: she said she needs a pedicure, not making that up. and kamala harris visited a miami university with rapper fat joe. is this you have mooing the needle with young voters? we will answer that question next. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: the philadelphia social media influencer charged with six felonies for her part in tuesday night's looting spree is out on jail and taking to social media to share her self-described trauma from the incident. i've never been through nothing like that in my life, i don't

even know what happened. like i need some sleep. i'm scared. i'm traumatized. never again in my life. >> carley: she writes on her story, i can't believe this, i'm traumatized the way they treated me in jail, this is what they do to us black people, whatever i have to do to remain humble, i will, i will never see jail again, i felt like i did years. she posted a link to her cash app asking for donations to "treat herself." meanwhile, philadelphia da office says another looter was out on jail after being charged in the beating death of a man last april. he was charged for the deadly assault, but a judge dismissed charges in december. he posted bail for the charge and he's been walking free ever

since. he's being charged with burglary for looting a liquor store tuesday during the eight-hour crime spree. the mother of the man is begging krasner's office for justice. i don't understand how someone can go out and be arrested for another crime, i need to see justice. she has a point there. >> todd: vice president kamala harris visiting miami, she spoke to college students alongside rapper fat joe. joe, so good to see you, i haven't seen you since you were at my house for the hip hop party. >> this is getting weird. we are witnessing an intentional full-on attack against rights and it is incumbent on us to not passively sit by and let it happen, but to stand up and

fight for what we know to be right and be true. >> todd: a staff writer at "the federalist" joins me now. is any of that, whatever that was in the opening screen, appealing to young voters? >> i mean, the only word to describe kamala harris in any videos is cringe. i think that is what young people are seeing come through and this democracy tour, i think it is interesting she did this in florida, which is home to hundreds of thousands of cuban americans who came to freedom in america and kamala harris will lecture these young people in florida about freedom and democracy, when she's part of the most authoritarian administration in american history. this administration targets, catholics, pro-lifers, parents at school board meetings, any

who disagrees is labeled a domestic terrorist, they partner with big tech to silence americans for wrong think. anybody whos anything disfavorable by jill biden, will say, take this undo. they do that with anybody quest questioning ballot mailing, this is complete authoritarian. cbdc, complete control over every financial transaction and no financial privacy, biden administration is pushing for that. people will notice this and say what irony, this is fascismist. >> todd: this is last administration offering freedom lecture, they should not lecture anybody on freedom, to your point. on issues that matter to young

people, how should republicans contrast their record with that of this white house to win in 2024? >> yeah, it's such a good question. we have to highlight the type of tyranny that the left is pushing for. during covid, young people were completely subjected to tyranny, authoritarianism, we were forced to take experimental vaccines. colleges still have vaccine mandates and mask mandates and these cues for covid tyranny coming from the biden administration. they are not separate from the school, it was part of the same network and same cues. to emphasize republicans are not the party of tyranny and party of social credit, young people feel pressure to align with the left, otherwise they won't be

able to get a job, get an internship. i was part of a conservative newspaper when i was in college, i had a young person reach out to me and ask for me to take down their conservative posts, they worried they might not get a job. young people do not feel they can express their views in a free way. this is what the republicans need to emphasize when it comes to personal freedom in america. >> todd: that anecdote you just told is chilling. maybe instead of getting together with fat joe, who is no longer fat, she should get together with sleepy joe, who is sleepy, and solve the border crisis. that is not going to happen. thank you, have a great weekend. president biden scolding a protester who wants him to do more to combat climate change. >> hang on a second, i will be happy to meet with you after i

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>> carley: the united autoworkers are set to expand their strike today if an agreement is not reached with the big three automakers. >> cheryl: uaw president shawn fain expected to announce plans today after expanding the strike to 38 parts facilities last week. stellantis and ford did expire

september 14th and here we are still today. this as president biden stood with striking workers, seemingly picking a side despite the role white house usually plays as mediator. donald trump joined the picket line this week instead of participating in the gop debate. >> carley: some people say that the president is not doing enough to combat climate change and he had a run in with one of them. >> cheryl: exactly. he had a harsh reaction to a climate protester, watch this. >> yet to declare a climate emergency. [cheering] >> why have you yet to declare a climate emergency? >> president biden: why don't you -- hang on a second, i'll be happy to meet with you after i speak, okay. >> why have you yet to declare a

climate emergency? >> president biden: if you shush up, i will meet with you immediately after this. okay? >> cheryl: president of the united states, to be clear thchl is tempe, arizona. security kicking out the man. honoring senator john mccain. not really the venue for a climate protester. >> carley: the president looked sad, bow his head. >> todd: get ice cream and hash it out. look who put on his sunday best. >> cheryl: look at senator john fetterman putting on a suit and tie. the senator getting with the program after the senate reversed earlier decision to relax dress code in the chamber. that is not enough for the demand progress policy daniel

shuman, saying the dress code policy is anti-trans. men must wear coat, tie and slacks, if you are trans, does the resolution require you to dress a certain way. it only appears to say what men must wear, women's attire being defined as business attire. business attire for women, we get it, we're not stupid. >> carley: wee jumped the suit on this one. suit anti-trans? >> todd: trying to chip it away one sport coat at a time, it is not right. >> carley: thank you. main state representative and veteran launching a bid for congress hoping toip >> the second district of maine red. >> i love maine, it is home, this is where i was born and raised. i'm a life-long conservative and

a problem-solver. i believe in the constitution of the united states of america and i will defend the constitution. >> todd: that man you saw theres us now. republicans are in a tough fight to ep coo the house majority. why are the best soldier for that battle? >> well, thank you for having me on. i believe i'm the best soldier because i'm life-long conservative. i'm a problem-solver and i get things done. i take an issue and find all angles of the issue, make a decision and fight my ground when it comes to getting results. i get things done and i'm ready to go to washington, d.c. and get things done. >> carley: he beat his republican challenger 53-47, not really a landslide or toss up, what does that say about your chances? >> here in maine, we have rank

voting. first time we used rank choice vo voting. we are on a mission to get to 51% so we can get past rank choice voting and let the people of maine decide first round. >> todd: you are a marine and used to be a stunt man, how do you propose to use congress' power of the purse to curtail the stunts that joe biden is trying to pull with executive action and has been for the last three years? >> stunts is correct. this green new disaster is that, disaster, it is reeking havoc everywhere and no more evident than in the second congressional district here in maine. followed is the inflation reduction acts, new disaster funding bill. we are feeling pressure up here. it is difficult in the middle class, where our money is going

to not only the state and federal government, the rich and poor, we're giving it to everybody and we don't have anything left. we have 40 cents on the dollar to feed our family and take care of bills. it is difficult up here and we need to face this head on in congress and that is what i'll do. >> carley: tell us about your community, what is it like and what are people telling you about what they want you to fix? >> the 73rd district is one of the largest in the state in the western mountains from west of gilead to jackman, i have three major ski resorts, recreational tourism, small business forestry and people say they have had enough. they are fed up, they want change and want their lives back on track to where it was just three short years ago, that is all it will take. restore in 2024 is what we need to do. >> carley: tell us about

yourself, we have an image of you volunteering on 9/11, thank you for your service. you were in the movie industry as a stunt man, you seem to have worn many hats. state representative. tell us more. >> i went to high school in maine. kicked around a little bit, started small business in fitness equipment industry, i sold that in '92 and later took acting class that turned into a great career i enjoyed very much. i worked on set down in new york city, featured performer, background performer, precision driving, principal acting, worked in big movies. i enjoyed it very much, it was a great career. now i decided i'm going to serve again like i did in the marine corps and serve my country and

state. i ran for second congressional district and i'm on the committee down in the state house and i absolutely love my job. >> todd: great to see veterans running for congress. it is great to see those who served willing to serve again, you bring amazing perspective. thank you. >> carley: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. did you see this? ladies of "the view" locking horns as they fight to get a word in on the latest republican debate. >> i listen to republicans, listen, i've been sitting and listening to you and been quiet for everybody, i'm just saying. >> you do listen. >> i try. >> todd: joe concha has no horns, he is getting his word in when he joins us next. what is that, dude? ♪

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o. >> a discussion about the latest republican debate getting contentious on the view stepped in to cut off the sole republican on the panel. >> she actually said oh to vivek when i listen to you, you make me sound -- i'm dumber. yet, she wrote a glo glowing blb for his book. >> wait a minute. >> president of the united states. >> they had already both decided. >> think. [cross talk] >> i listen to republicans. listen, i have been sitting listening to you and i have been quiet for everybody. >> i have had a lot more to say. >> unfortunately only an hour show. >> columnist for the messenger joe concha joins us now we get a printout transcribed printout of that exchange it used the word unintelligible. joe, i would argue that the entire show there at "the view" is unintelligible. >> it's not good television.

you like a little back and forth debate that's fine. once it becomes unintelligible and people are yelling at each other it's no good. if we had a dollar for every smart thing said on "the view" we would be poor. if you are listen to farrah griffin, i get the money is good. how do you sit there day by day and get abused like that while the seals clap on in the situation. she is there not to give a conservative viewpoint. she is there to be a rhetorical crash test dummy. whoopi gold interg there to elm bare race the crash test dummy. this is stuff barbara didn't imagine. whoopi asked alisa farrah griffin are you pregnant on the air and she said no, of course not. she knew she wasn't pregnant. it's all to draw headlines for the show to go viral. >> carley: that's dangerous. >> worst question you could ask anybody. that happened at a class reunion and the poor girl just gained a little weight. it's all we are talking about

now. >> carley: did you see about this? the house ways and means committee released a document yesterday. and it's email cnn producer sent to an irs agent and the cnn producer apparently has some email that hunter biden sent that said that he thought that all the legal issues would go away, all his legal stuff would go away once his father becomes president. and cnn never published that. why? >> it's called the bias of omission. the worst kind of bias out there. one thing to root to one side and openly partisan against something. keeping news that's certainly newsworthy from the public is something that goes on more than we will ever know. right? it's all to push a narrative or in this case to protect a candidate. as we saw going into the 2020 election, there was a lot of protection going on when it came to hunter biden's laptop. this is just another example while cnn why it's fallen so far. used to be the place where it was called the spare tire. breaking news happened you went to cnn like you went to a spare tire when your car broke down.

no longer cnn anymore. >> carley: legal angles in a story why hunter biden felt so confident that all of his legal stuff would go away also, if you really go back hunter biden probably thought when he was making deals he wouldn't be president he didn't run for president in 2016. is he off the radar i can get away with that. >> todd: 90 second for final topic. rumored love story travis kelce and taylor swift continue this sunday metlife stadium jet chiefs game across the river. taylor swift going to the game. do you care to retract comments from wednesday or double down? >> double down. i get to watch jet chiefs sunday night and 08 cut aways of tata cheering wildly after travis kelce makes every 3 and 6-yard catch that he makes while the chiefs are up on the jets 31-3. look, here, again, i'm doubling

down on this. here you have taylor swift, probably just met travislesy's mom for the first time. they are at the game last week. and he is going let's f'ing go right in front of her. >> travis kelce said that everybody in the booth that she was sitting in, his family, everybody said that she was so lovely. >> lovely. i'm sorry if i heard that and my son was dating a girl mouth like a teamster. this couple is already annoying. >> todd: what were the letters and comments you got on wednesday following taylor swift comments. >> half and half. cheering me on. >> carley: that's exactly what this story. >> todd: this couple is already more annoying than meghan markle and prince harry. >> todd: taylor swift i love you and every single one of your fans. >> carley: we love that happy friday, it's a rainy one. oh my goodness. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪