said under section 6312 there is no right to a jury trial. this is no box checking. unfortunately there has been people in the news misleading everyone saying that there is an option to check a box and you get a jury. that is wrong, everyone. there is no option to check a box. they brought this under a consumer fraud statute. it has never been used in this way for a reason. because this judge, who oversaw the special proceeding, has given them everything they wanted effectively for years. and they wanted to keep it in this division as opposed to the commercial division, where we would have had a normal judge. so no, everyone, i didn't forget to check a box. >> carley: there you go. >> sorry. >> carley: clearing that up. back in court today and donald trump is going to be there as well. >> yes. >> carley: this is going to wrap up in december. >> in december. >> carley: a long road ahead. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, carley. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have great day, everybody. ♪ ♪

[applause] >> brian: wow, we are outdoors dealing with the sights and sounds of new york city. it's our pleasure to have a live audience. not only to see the back of our heads but to also be part of the magic of slim chickens. >> ainsley: slim chickens what great name. >> brian: if you eat chicken you are slim. >> lawrence: they have all these sauces. i'm telling you it's good chicken they are all over texas. >> steve: we are going to have chicken and waffles. these guys did a great job. i was talking to one of the guys whose mother came up with the name. slim chickens is that somehow related to slim pickens?

no, my mom made up the name. >> brian: walker haze with the bump-in? does that have anything. >> ainsley: on with us. chicken this early in the morning. you have "fox & friends," and we have walke walker hayes and new. >> is he a rapper guy. >> lawrence: brian loves rap. >> brian: me and master p. hanging out. >> ainsley: changed everything for you. >> brian: he is one of the founders, correct? >> lawrence: halfway through. >> ainsley: kirk franklin goes to his church in texas. >> steve: let's thank janice for a beautiful morning it's 60 degrees as we start the tuesday telecast. >> ainsley: thank you, janice and good lord above. >> lawrence: good weather, great friends. we turn to a fox news alert. at least three armed car crack jerries on the loose after

holding a texas congressman at gunpoint yesterday about a mile from the capitol hill. >> steve: this is the second attack this year in washington, d.c. on a member of congress. >> ainsley: i'm glad he is okay. alexandria hoff is live in washington for us. did they find the guys? >> they have not. only 25% closure rate on carjacking in d.c. good chance these suspects will be able to evade police for quite some time. fortunately congressman cuellar was not injured as he was robbed of vehicle, phones and other items in the popular navy yard neighborhood according to d.c.'s metro police had happened around 9:30 last night and involved three males. u.s. capitol police are also working the case. police were able to locate his vehicle. the texas democrat chief of staff wrote as congressman cuellar was parking his car this evening, three armed assailants approached the congressman and stole his vehicle. luckily not harmed and working with local law enforcement. thank you to metro metro pd in

recovering his vehicle. mike lee weighed in on this writing my friend cuellar became the victim of a crime tonight in what is considered a nice part of d.c. d.c. is dangerous. something has gone terribly wrong here for far too long. congress has the sole power to make d.c. laws. >> 750 carjackings have occurred in the district 75% of those cases a gun was involved. actually another stat, it's up 500 percent than this week a year ago. this is also the second house democrat anear the capitol this year. in february you had congressman angie craig assaulted in the elevator of her apartment building. guys? >> ainsley: she did get away. in june that 26-year-old man pleaded guilty. >> steve: alexandria a this particular neighborhood where this happened is where national stadium is. it's called navy yard. a number of members of congress lives there one of my kids lives

in that neighborhood. it is considered to be a pretty good neighborhood. >> ains ains. >> you have dozens of lawmakers and staffers living in that area. some of this happens and you might have local residents say well at least it will garner some attention to the problem we have. i think of carjackings every single morning when i drive. in something on every dc it resident's mind. i think they are targeted on kind of vehicle and opportunity alone. >> brian: thanks, al electricity andrea a nothing for you to do. even if you are armed. what are you going to do. three guys walk up to you arnold what are you going to do? >> give it to them. >> lawrence: i want to hear from the mayor on this. seen the quick from the mayor. something she wants to support law enforcement. again, this has been happening. i mean, we are talking about this story because it's a congressman. but this has been happening every day in washington, d.c. it's been a real crisis. and it's all these kids that

they have allowed on the street that keep recommitting this same crime. >> brian: it's chicago, portland, new york. the same thing. everybody defund the cops let's reimagine police are now forced to backtrack on that and pretend we have short-term memory loss. >> steve: what is different about this is washington, d.c. is the federal city. there is oversight by congress. and if the local authorities are going to do anything as alexandria just read the x from mike lee the senator from out west. maybe congress should get involved and say we need to have oversight because we need to keep the federal city safe. >> ainsley: there is so many crime right now. when you are going out with your family you need to look behind your back. you need to be safe. you need to always be vigilant hough is around you. i talked to a lady last night who said she was shopping at a store and went over to her daughter's house. and she ran in to say hey to her grandchildren. left the car out in the driveway, obviously. keys in the car, unfortunately. guys come in. she walked outside, the car was

gone. she thinks they had followed her or watched her because of the long windy driveway they never would have seen the car. she just ran in quickly to say hey. remember, last week we talked about the one lady who said she thinks that the carjackers followed her home? >> steve: right. and went through the garage. you got to take your key. >> brian: and in portland, they now say don't call 911 unless your life is threatened. so, they wouldn't. >> lawrence: resources. >> ainsley: that's insane. do not call 911? who are you supposed to call? ghostbusters? >> brian: you move out that's what you do like nike is doing. >> lawrence: glad that the congressman survived it unharmed. look forward to hearing from the mayor as well as the rest of the dems. >> ainsley: i liked having an audience they laughed at my joining. thanks, y'all. >> steve: i love having a chicken place here. smells fantastic breakfast time. 6:06 here in the east and now to another fox news alert. big news all across the country.

finally, a family's prayers answered. >> ainsley: thank goodness this 9-year-old child charlotte senna. your prayers were answered to. we asked everybody to pray yesterday. she was kidnapped. >> brian: todd joins us where the girl was taken. >> todd: an amazing sense of relief. good morning to all three of you. i am in the state park where 9-year-old charlotte sena was kidnapped. take a look at the timeline of events from when she was abducted to when she was found. charlotte vanished some time after 6:15 p.m. showered night when she took a bike ride with some friend. her parents quickly became concerned as the sun went down. they called 911 after they found her bike abandoned in the woods. police immediately began searching for charlotte declaring her missing and showing amber alert on sunday morning. here is where things get really interesting.

early yesterday morning police say the system actually showed up at the family's house to drop a ransom note in the mailbox. police were able to lay of the fingerprint, trace it to the suspect's camper was charlotte was eventually found. governor kathy hochul addressing the public yesterday once an arrest was made. listen. >there was some resistance. the suspect was taken into custody, and immediately the little girl was found in a cabinet, cupboard. she was rescued. >> 47-year-old craig nelson ross jr. now in custody after a brief stint in the hospital. exact charges have not been filed yet. but authorities are expected to provide more information today. earlier i spoke to one of the sen naps friends everyone obviously is relieved that charlotte is safe. >> just elated. i mean, i obviously think you have -- you try to stay as optimistic as possible but you have to think of the bad side of

this. it never occurred, of course. so now we're just thrilled. >> authorities say this is still an active investigation as they were still questioning ross late late last night impressive search. 400 people took part in the search over 400 miles. charlotte school will have extra counselors available to talk with any of her classmates or staff who need support. a huge sigh of relief. >> lawrence: real quickly, was this suspect on the radar? sex offender? do we know anything about him and his past? >> todd: there was a report in a local newspaper here that this individual had a criminal history of sexual abuse. but, in terms of individuals in this community, you saw my interview at 5:30 with a family friend, they had no knowledge of this man at least patrick the man that i interviewed. still remains to be seen whether

the family had any knowledge of this individual. again, patrick, the individual that i interviewed, the family friend, was somewhat reserved in giving an answer there. that's all expected to come out later on. keep in mind, lawrence, they lived only about two miles away from where this suspect was ultimately found. so, keep that in mind. >> this is a very, very tiny community here. not a huge population here like you think of in new york city. this is upstate, new york. so, my guess is that over the course of the next couple days, weeks and months, people are going to be oh, yeah, i saw that person and then his background will, i think, come into a little bit more focus. >> ainsley: tell us more about this camper. it was two miles away from where her parents lived you said. from the campground. >> steve: behind the mother's house. >> ainsley: he lived in this camper and the little girl was found in cabinet covered up in his camper? >> todd: right. this camper/mother's house combo

reearth reportedly two miles away from the siena family home. also, there is reports that when the suspect allegedly put the ransom note in, obviously cops are at the house. so they actually saw this all transpire that in combination with the fingerprint helped lead them to this suspect pretty quickly. >> steve: fingerprint was tied. >> brian: not only a sexual deviant but you walk to the house with a ransom note? >> todd: again i'm not going to pass judgment on this individual's mental state. to ainsley's point, yeah, in all likelihood, when it all comes out, he is probably. >> brian: en idiot. >> todd: not joining mensa any time soon. >> steve: that's a polite way to put it. the world is breathing a sigh of relief that she is going home. >> ainsley: she will need counseling. in that interview i watched great job this, no. interview with the parents' good friend dad so elated.

he felt horrible. he is such a happy guy. so the family is back together. >> steve: she realized in the beginning, right at the beginning as soon as the police came in, i'm being rescued. so it wasn't one of those i don't know if i can trust these people she is like i'm going home. >> lawrence: definitely prayers answered. it could have went a different way. thankful it didn't. >> brian: the former president the united states who wants to be the next president of the united states went downtown for day one of his civil trial. he will be there for day two, too. he is defending his company. he knows the judge has already made pre-trial determinations that basically he has already committed fraud. he was there. he gave his point of view. you watched the attorney general, letitia james sit in court. this smile is so unbelievable. and it just shows you what a carnival of -- what a joke this whole thing is. this judge thinks this is his moment of fame. he adjusts heir hair. he takes off his glasses. >> big smile on his face. going to be such an exciting day. i get to pretend i get to be

judge and jury over the next three months. >> ainsley: take away his businesses. >> brian: that's what the whole goal is to take away everything he has and fine him $250 million. but trump had this moment, which was key. he told his side of the story, first. this is why it made so much sense for him to show up. >> this is a continuation of the single greatest witch-hunt of all time. and this is what we have. it's a scam. it's a sham. the banks got back their money. again, there was never a default. there was never a problem. everything was perfect. there was no crime. this judge is a politician. he comes out of the clubs. he is running unopposed. the reason he is unopposed because he is getting trump. >> steve: i will tell you what, toward the end of the first day, after one of the witnesses was reviewing some records from 2011, the judge who we were just talking about right there who

posed with his glasses off, the judge suggested that, guy right there, he was open to getting rid -- >> brian: what a clown. >> steve: getting rid of some of the older transactions. trump's side said had to be dismissed because of the statute of limitations. donald trump said on that guy, brian, to your point now right there. he said this judge made a very fair judgment right there. however, it's unclear if a chunk of the case will actually be formally dismissed based on what the judge said. trump took the judge's comments to be a victory through a double thumbs up and then he said this after the festivities. >> the last five minutes was outstanding because the judge essentially conceded that the statute of limitations that we won at the court of appeals is in effect; therefore, about 80% of the case is over. i was going to come out and say

that, as you know, we are not entitled to a jury, which is pretty unusual in the united states of america, so we think it's very unfair that i don't have a jury. but the judge's last statement was very fair. and if i read it right, i interpret that in the way everyone else in the room seems to interpret that the statute of limitations is a very real thing in this country. and that would be about 80% of this case would be over. >> ainsley: he was saying because the transactions prior to 2014 are now not a bart of this case. so that's why 80% of the case he says is over. when it comes to the jury trial. alina was asked with that with carley and todd. she said section 6312 no right to a jury trial. there is no option to check a box for a jury trial because a lot of people saying why didn't she allow for a jury. >> steve: they forgot to check the box. >> ainsley: she said that was not an option. alina did not forget to request a jury. >> lawrence: yesterday you did a great job in telling us about the property value.

it struck my interest andy some research apparently the son they went and talked with the real estate folks in florida and the president of the balm beach board of realtors john pickeringtpicketvery rarely do e county appraisal and county estimate and rarely look at the component as factor when evaluating real estate. then the son actually went and talked to another real estate broker leann allen schultz with respect to mar-a-lago, just the land alone we think is close to $500 million. >> ainsley: absolutely. >> lawrence: when you have the local real estate people officially making fun of the judge saying he has no idea of how real estate works and how evaluations work. >> steve: right. because that value. and the real estate insiders down in palm beach say that that mar-a-lago property should be, you know, if it was residential, it would be worth like $300 million. and the judge yesterday said please stop saying that i valued mar-a-lago at $18 million.

they were simply using palm beach county tax valuations. and between the years of 2011 and 2021, it was assessed between 18 and $27 million. and in 2020, the trump organization agreed with the appraiser's value of 27 million. and the reason it's got a lower value is because it's not a residence. it was deemed restricted as a private club. after we talked about it yesterday, eric trump texted me and said if it changes, if that property changes or is decided not to be a club, it goes back to being a residential home, in which case it would have the higher valuation. >> ainsley: if it's palm beach county or actual assessment what you could actually sell it for which is completely vastly different. >> steve: big difference. >> ainsley: it seems like this is all an opinion. >> brian: think about this. with all going on in this city, overrun by immigrants and crime and carjacking and everything,

they are focusing on a 2011 to 2021 valuation of a florida property or what 40 wall street is worth and how much they might have paid without a bank, without an insurance agent or anyone complaining, without a construction guy in a hard hat. >> ainsley: no defaults he paid all of them back. the banks got their money. he made money. >> brian: they are saying 2011. what was going on in 2011. hosting the apprentice, everyone loved him. scharpt asking for money. schumer said would you run a fundraiser for me. whether it becomes clear he wants to be republican and run for president no one wants admission to do with him. let's look into the business. trump tower is 11,000 square feet or lives in 30 thought square foot. how could america exist if his penthouse is overestimated. >> ainsley: what some people are writing online in the republican party. stephen miller wrote democracy disappearing right before our ice. congressman andrew clyde

representative from georgia, republican, too. the democrat party's kangaroo court is in session. another person just smiling and laughing as they turn our country into the third world banana republican. this new york city judge partisan clown disgraceful. >> steve: i heard that doppler pell of times. in the opening argument the state said that the trump organization falsified donald trump's net worth 2020 to 2021 why 81 million and 2.2 billion. so you would think that in that stratosphere of money, you could pretty much eat anything you wanted to. and, yet, it turns out, staff members brought in six gigantic bags of mcdonald's to the courthouse. we know that and there they go right there. >> ainsley: i bet he bought it for everybody. >> steve: i bet he did, too. we know the former president loves big mac and fillet of fish and vanilla shake. in jared kushner said his

favorite milk big mac, fillet of fish; i would imagine inside that bag big macs, fillet of fish. brines. >> brian: does the president get any vegetables? i got to find out. anything to balance out his diet. >> lawrence: i think it's fair though because he doesn't drink. he balances out. since he doesn't drink. >> ainsley: there is lettuce, iceberg lettuce. >> brian: good point. >> brian: lettuce on the big mac. >> ainsley: text eric and ask him if his dad eats vegetables. >> brian: does he recognize broccoli in the line up. >> steve: pickles in the tartar sauce. >> brian: pickle seeds. >> steve: if the former president is watching right now, if he is smart, he will come slim chickens for today's lunchtime. >> lawrence: i can't wait to

eat. >> steve: smells great. >> steve: filly banker jumps on a woman's car and smashes the back window near her children. >> ainsley: plus, hunter biden expected to plead not guilty gun charges in federal court today. a live report from wilmington, next. >> brian: i forgot with that court case. and staying within the family is president biden too old to serve? the new poll that says, yeah, that's a shocker. >> steve: we're live on fox square all morning long thanks to our brand new friends at slim chickens. chicken and waffles being served up right here on fox square coming up next on this tuesday, "fox & friends." ♪ on this day i set you free ♪ i told you you could always count on me

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>> we are back with some headlines, philadelphia police trying to track down this armed motorcyclist caught on camera stomping out a woman's back windshield on sunday night. can you see him dropping a handgun before picking it up and aiming it right at member. according to the "new york post" the woman's two children were in the car. arrests in philadelphia are piling up new in connection with to a two day long looting spree that destroyed several cars. so far police have arrested over 70 people.

jury selection begins today in the trial of former ftx founder sam bankman-fried. the mogul is facing money laundering and federal charges. he was accused of running one of the biggest scams in u.s. history. four of the former associates taken plea deals. they are all expected to testify against bankman-fried. and those are your headlines, guys. over to you. >> steve: a lot going on. thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. thank you for noticing. >> brian: happening today in delaware the president's son is due in court on felony gun charges. >> steve: that's right. hunter biden is set to be arraigned in person after a judge denied his request for a remote video hearing. said, nope, no special treatment. lawrence lawrence our own brooke singman is outside the courthouse with more. brook, what can you tell us? >> hey, good morning you, you guys. this courthouse behind me is where hunter biden is expected to arrive around 10:00 a.m.

is he expected to walk in and plead not guilty to these federal gun charges. stemming from special counsel david weiss' investigation. now, the in person arraignment comes after a judge rejected his request to appear virtually. the judge saying hunter biden should not receive special treatment in this matter absent some unusual circumstances. now, the president's son is accused of buying a gun back in 2018 while illegally using drugs. something he eventually admitted in his own memoir. he is facing three separate charges. one for lying on the gun application. one for lying to the gun store clerk. and one for actually possessing the firearm while using those illegal drugs. now, if convicted on all counts, he faces a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison plus a $750,000 fine. and when it comes to the voters, new polling shows 72% say hunter's legal troubles actually have no bearing on the way they will voted in 2024.

guys? >> steve: all right, brook. thank you very much. now let's talk a little presidential politics. do you guys want to talk a little presidential politics? a brand new monmouth poll come out not good for the frontrunners. >> ainsley: 76% of people polled biden is too old. only 48 percent said trump is too old. almost 80% think biden is too old. >> steve: almost his age. >> brian: commissioned by gavin newsom. excuse me, monmouth university. how many more polls do we need to see like this before we realize you know what, honey, honey, wake up the poll just come in. it turns out joe biden is too old. i had no idea. he seems so spry and with it. and when he just petered out over the press conference over the weekend when asked to make a brief statement. if there is anything we know for sure that does not need to be pollside that most of america thinks he is tooled. >> steve: enthusiasm for the candidate. take a look, joe biden, are you enthusiastic about a third of the country says that a little more than that for donald trump.

not enthusiastic and this is the big number down below. 68%. almost 70% not enthusiastic that joe biden is up again for another bought as president and 62% for donald trump. >> lawrence: one thing this poll doesn't measure though is enthusiasm party to party. when you look at the enthusiasm for joe biden under his party's leadership, i mean, there is no enthusiasm. 68 perms of the democrats want a new guy. but, when you look at donald trump, i mean, he is not even participating in the process for the debates right now. and he is surging right now in every single poll and including this recent indictment. >> brian: guess what, lawrence? who got the publicity yesterday? donald trump. >> steve: sure, absolutely. >> brian: tim scott is going to meet with the mayor of miami today. >> steve: folks we got right here, of course, we are doing breakfast with friends, our friends from slim chicken. take a look at this.

this is what we have got in store for later today. how about a round of applause for the guys from slim chickens? [cheers] >> all right. good morning, how are you? what's your name? >> bob. >> where are you from? >> connecticut. >> bob, are you enthusiastic about your party's frontrunner? >> well, my party, yes. >> steve: who is my party? >> the republican party. >> steve: are you enthusiastic about trump? >> yes. >> steve: okay. why? >> he is a leader. he has proven to us in the past that he can, you know, stimulate the economy, jobs, immigration, he has control on it. he took control of the country and everybody did better when he was president. >> steve: are you related to this lady? what's your name? >> lisa. >> steve: okay. if donald trump were reelected a second time or rather reelected what the one thing you would like him to get accomplished in the second term he didn't do in the first? >> oh, boy.

that he didn't do if the first? >> steve: yeah. why do you want him back in there. >> term limits. i don't know. there the same reasons that bob mentioned. as far as what he didn't do, i can't think. >> steve: he got a lot done the first time. this guy back here sitting next to the chicken. what's your name? >> my name is george. >> steve: george, are you enthusiastic about perhaps a rematch, biden vs. trump? >> actually, what i really want, steve, is our country to come back to the way it was before. if trump gets, in there is no doubt he has got a report card of every category, borders, taxes. >> steve: sounds like trump is your guy. >> oh, yeah. definitely. >> steve: who are red is ready more "fox & friends" comin g p straight ahead. ♪

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alert. 9-year-old charlotte sena who disappeared during a camping trip in upstate new york over the weekend, has been found. she is safe. she is in good health. the 48-hour search came to an end with the help of a ransom note which police were able to match fingerprints that were dating back to the 1999. the male suspect is now in custody. 47-year-old craig nelson ross jr. reportedly has a criminal history including sexual abuse. here with more, executive director of the national center for missing and exploited children and co-host of in pursuit with john walsh, callahan walsh. good morning, callahan. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. >> we are so thrilled to be able to report. this everyone was praying for this child all across the country. tell us how they were able to track that note with the fingerprint. why was this fingerprint of this guy in the system back from 1999? >> yes. so about 4:20 in the morning, monday morning. he actually left a note in the

mailbox. a ransom note for charlotte at the parents' home. the parents weren't there at the time. they were still at the camp site searching for charlotte. however, law enforcement was able to get their hands on that note and able to match fingerprints that they had in their system from 1990s dui that this individual had been charged with. that's how they were able to link this individual with the kidnapping and able to rescue charlotte alive as well. i mean, amazing, amazing news. >> ainsley: it is amazing. callahan, how did he know her address, did she tell him, do you think? >> we're not sure at this point. this is all unfolding in real time. he did not live far from the home, and he was there in the park when the parents were there. so it's possible that he knew this family. that he had been targeting charlotte at this point. we're not quite sure. >> ainsley: he has a history of sexual assault. etodd was interviewing a family friend. sounds like the little girl was not touched and she is okay.

do you know anything about that? >> at this point, we don't. you know, we know she was in good health and in good spirits. it's just amazing that she is home with her family now. this family is whole again. of course, any amount of trauma that she has indiewrld, you know, is going to take time to heal. but, this family can hug their little girl again and just so glad that she was able to be recovered and recovered alive. >> ainsley: tell us about where she was found. found in a cabinet, covered up, i understand. answered lived in camp everywhere behind his mom's house? she lived in a double wide trailer and he lived in a camper behind the house. he was fou she was found in cabt there was an altercation with the individual. he did suffer some minor injuries. but she was recovered in good health. >> ainsley: did the mom know that the little girl was back there? >> i'm not sure at this point. you know, i hope not. if she was helping him hide that girl, then she deserves, you

know, every extent of the law just as he does. what he did to this family is devastating. not only for charlotte but the whole family, and this area knows all too well about little girls going missing riding their bike. sarah ann wood went missing in 1993. she was only 12 years old. this time we have got an recovery and know this community is just thrilled and this family has got a lot of healing to do. but they are whole again. >> ainsley: yeah. thank you so much. this could have ended up in a different way. callahan, god bless you. thank you so much. bringing that story for us. i didn't know about the dui that's why his fingerprint was in the system. thank you. all right. still ahead, congressman jamaal bowman doesn't understand why pulling the fire alarm is getting so much attention. tulsi gabbard is going to help explain it to him, next. then, arnold schwarzenegger lazy behavior. >> kids have to make their own

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♪ >> you know i don't know why this has gotten so much attention. i was literal any a rush to go vote man. that's all it was. >> are you afraid of repercussions from leadership or capitol police. >> listen, i teenage responsibility for what i did like i said i was in a rush to go vote. >> brian: okay. case closed. far left congressman jamaal bowman insisting pulling the fire alarm before a high stake votes was just a mistake. it was just coincidence there was a big vote and it doesn't end there. the socialist lawmaker forced to apology devise again for what he says a staff memoir republicans deal with nazi colleagues that's what he was before criticizing him. quote i: i just became aware in

our messaging guidance there was inappropriate use of the term nazi without my consent. i condemn the use of nazi without precise definition. tulsi gabbard joins us now. a series of errors would you say, congressman. >> i don't buy any of the excuses that he is trying to sell. number one, this is his second term in congress and now he can't figure out how to open a door? >> brian: right. >> i served there for eight years. >> brian: do you know exactly the door? >> there are many doors. i served there for 8 years. i have been rushing to votes for critical times as well and never once, never once was i confused about how to get in the building. the thing says fire on it. the second thing, you know, is he disavowing the memo that his own staff put out saying well i just found out about it after the fact. you know, either he is completely, completely incapable of making very, very simple decisions or he is trying to hide the fact of what he was really trying to do, which was

to obstruct an official proceeding delay the vote. so that's the real issue here is this double standard of the democrat elite who say hey, the rules don't apply to us. we will go and charge donald trump and hundreds of other americans of trying to obstruct an official proceeding, accusing them of insurrection, but on a day where democrats are clearly trying to buy time for this critical vote, all of a sudden this guy from new york here, goes and pulls the fire alarm, forces an evacuation of the building, and ultimately ends up delaying that vote. >> brian: if they are going to do an investigation i understand the capitol police are on this it. i'm curious if anyone texted him. gave up his phone to see if he was doing it for somebody. let's move on. today we will understand that matt gaetz is going to make it official. look to oust kevin mccarthy as speaker. where do you stand on the gaetz side where we should have had appropriations bills and put this forward or on the mccarthy side that says leave him alone, he's the best we have got? >> brian, i'm on the side of the

american people here. what matt gaetz is doing. it does not appear to be a serious challenge. is he not offering him youself up to be speaker. i'm not aware of him supporting someone else to be speaker. at a time when our country is facing so many very serious challenges, whether we are talking about our open borders under this we're talking about the fentanyl crisis. i was in texas the other day talking to local law enforcement, their number one issue there dealing with with fentanyl and crystal meth. we have economic crisis. out-of-control spending. we have a justice system being abused for political reasons. there are very serious issues here that are directly effecting the american people. the clock is ticking in congress. they need to figure out how to deal with those issues rather than this back and forth. >> brian: there is not another person there that is going to get than news consent. john boehner left very frustrated. paul ryan oh, he was the problem. now kevin mccarthy is the problem. maybe it's republicans have to understand they only have five

seat majority and they don't have the senate and they don't have the white house. >> no, they don't. that's where, yes, it's important to stand up and fight for the things that you believe. in stand up for your principles. stand up for bringing this out-of-control spending back under control. there are very important issues being raised here. >> brian: more than ever. >> be practical how you are ultimately going to solve these problems, that's what i hope they collectively they will work on. >> brian: get it done. >> shutting down the government is not a small thing. i'm a battalion commander in army reserve unit right now and soldiers both in reserve, private, low ranking soldiers they say back pay doesn't help when the rent is due and power bill is due and you have got to buy food and school supplies for your kids. they will say they will be back paid. that doesn't help when people are struggling under this

biden-harris economy. >> brian: got to get out of your own lane and understand that, too. r.f.k. jr. is going to make an announcement this week where people think is he going to on their urging you know this feeling leave the democratic party and run as an independent. word is if you asked ask ask trump supporters what they think of r.f.k. will if he does this, do you think that this hurts the trump camp more than it hurts the biden camp? >> some of the polling certainly seems to reflect that i think there is a lot of unknowns still. it's obviously a gamble. we will see what his announcement is on october 9th. >> brian: will that effect whether you decide to run or not? >> i'm trying to see how and where i can best make an impact on this positive impact on this country and prevent joe biden or anyone of these other democrats from getting us into yet another catastrophic war and destroying our democracy. undermining the foundation of this country that they are so very clearly doing as we speak.

we saw donald trump in court yesterday because both federal and state level they are trying to occupy him in court so he can't campaign to the american people and make it so that we, the people. whether you like donald trump or not is not really the point here. the decision needs to be ours about who we want to lead and serve this country as president commander-in-chief. the biden-harris administration the democrats are doing all they can to take our voice away from us. >> brian: that's not rhetoric. that's a fact. that care success is going to be for three months. so i guess you agree? [cheers] >> brian: listen, tulsi will make an announcement with running with r.f.k. jr. later today is that correct? >> that's correct not correct. >> brian: tulsi, always great to hear your voice. >> thank you. >> brian: if trump wins i know he is going to go 1-800-tulsi gabbard. >> carley how are you? >> carley: a round of applause to wrap up your segment consider that a success. how about another one?

[applause] >> carley: new overnight, a woman is seriously hurt after being hit by a self-driving car in san francisco. police say they found the woman trapped under the vehicle around 9:30 last night. the fire department using the jaws of life to lift the autonomous car and free the woman. she was rushed to the hospital where she is being treated for multiple traumatic injuries. my goodness. arnold schwarzenegger revealing his strict parenting style. >> the kids have to make their own bed. they have to scrub their own showers and toilet and they have to wash down clothes. so i came in one time and the bed was was made so elm ma'am could you latly and i looked at it and i said patrick, did you do that? and he said no, i didn't. i opened up the door and mattress and threw it out of the balcony down into the swimming g pool. >> kids all well into adulthood and he believed in chores,

janice, over to you. >> janice: hi there. they have put me where the food is and i don't know how i will get through this weather report without putting a french fry in my mouth. my goodness. i love it. thank you so much slim chickens for this wonderful spread. let's take a look at the weather. do you guys love this weather right now? right? [applause] >> janice: they made sure that we had temperatures in the mid 60's. we're going to go up into the 80's here in new york city. 61 right now. humidity 87%. look at the half the country deal with temperatures almost summer like for chicago and new york and atlanta. we're going to hit some records for bangor maine in toward concord and albany. 93 -- no, 83. sorry, i don't have my glasses on this morning. we have a cold front that's going to move through the central u.s. and bring the potential for showers, thunderstorms and maybe severe weather. so that cold weather is going to move on through and bring those temperatures down in the meanwhile we're going to really appreciate that. if you live in any of these areas from the big bend of texas all the way up towards sioux falls make sure you are prepared

for watches and warnings. fox weather.com will keep you updated. i think i will dig in while i hand it over to lawrence and steve and ainsley and brian. >> steve: lucky. it's delicious. thanks, j.d. >> janice: what should i try first? >> lawrence: chicken. get the sauce, too. janice. >> steve: no double dipping. >> janice: it's all good. >> steve: thanks, j.d. >> brian: we're cheering chicken. >> lawrence: unprecedented move the united states marine corps is relaxing their uniform standards. >> brian: about time. >> lawrence: camouflage shortage. >> steve: who knew persist through fall of 2024 because of supply chain issues dating back to covid. >> ainsley: makes me sad i love the camo. marines are now permitted to wear older versions of their utility uniforms and to mix and match different sets. >> brian: maybe it's hard to find them after all it is camouflage. pete hegseth is live in nashville with tim montana and

timmy adams and corey burch field. >> pete: what's up national gun club for an awesome event. since we are with subject matter experts let suspects them about camouflage shortage. jimmy and corey thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> pete: green berets and hereby for a great cause, too. i have to ask you about camouflage shortage. what do you make of it. >> unfortunate. wasn't much long ago bigger priority i imagine. rely on good order and discipline. a lot has to do with uniforms, look, appearance, military bearing. so i feel for those guys right now. >> pete: did you a bunch of deployments as a master sergeant were you without your camouflage. >> i was not. it was a big priority among other things. we took things serious and people helped us out quite a bit. >> pete: corey, what do you think. >> i think it's amazing if you would tell me this 10 years ago i would absolutely not believe it. specifically for what jimmy just described, you know. good order and discipline. and then how are we out of

camouflage? >> pete: seems there is not any good order and discipline higher up or other priorities. we did next in private maybe some of that stuff going to ukraine too and not to the units here. just saying. tim, it's great to see you this morning. >> i brought my camouflage. >> pete: you got your camouflage today. talk about what we're doing and benefiting. >> here raising money for special op. excursions and raise money to build screaming eagle accident that happened. great thing. fourth year, going to break a million dollars this year that we raised through the sporting clay shoot. and concert auction last night. good time. great cause. >> pete: special op. excursions benefit from this. what do you do. >> get families as well as soldiers and service members associated with them in a special operations community. we get them outdoors, fishing, hunting. they come back to their work life. they come back to their family life completely resilient. reenergized and focused.

helps them out. >> pete: definitely. tim, what got you into this. this is your fourth year doing it. going to raise a bunch of money for guys currently serving to those memorialized why do you do it? >> get to enjoy the freedoms we get because guys like this served. chris kyle's dad told me years ago it's our duty to serve those that served us. that's my way of giving back is serving those who served us. >> pete: american threads get it right for me. >> sporting clay shoots at the national gun club. going to be covering it all morning here on "fox & friends" benefiting an amazing cause. thank you very much, master sergeant chief. tim. you're the man. >> yes, sir. >> brian: are we paying you for this? isn't this your dream? >> peter: it is. i'm getting overtime for this, brian. it's amazing. >> brian: it's incredible. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: so cute out there. i love the outfits. so. >> brian: look at the four cute

guys.