>> carley: she is not going to gain it, what do you think? >> kamala harris' fake accent a really bad imitation of hillary clinton meet aoc fake accent. i can't understand why those in attendance cheer this stuff. aren't you insulted a candidate grew up nice area of canada and decades and never grew up in the south sounds like an idiot? a lot of politicians do this. yea. no. you don't speak that way. stop doing. this please. >> presidential debate is going to be in philadelphia next week. see if anybody. >> todd: water discussions. cheese steak, water. >> hockey. >> carley: have a great day, everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye. ♪ ♪

♪ >> brian: different outfits, same people, different day. let's get started. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it's wednesday, september 4th. proving it's not yesterday and this is "fox & friends." secret service under screw the anything, a whistleblower says agents are woefully unprepared to provide security for candidates and allege agents in pennsylvania trained with a posh point. >> this is a nightmare. and we still have no answers. the only reason we know this stuff is because of whistleblowers. >> ainsley: plus, migrant mayhem. possible venezuelan gang members arrested for colorado apartment takeover. this as the border state democrat comes to harris' defense when she, remember on the debate stage? she says she supports decriminalizing illegal crossings. >> you are talking about a primary in 2019? >> yes. >> where somebody asked throw your hand up. >> yes. >> you got like half a second to think about it. you know, today, what really matters is who is standing with the border patrol agents and that's kamala harris. >> unbelievable.

>> ainsley: now she says she stands with the agents. >> brian: don't make quick decisions. should not be forced to make quick decisions. >> ainsley: if it's five seconds it doesn't count. >> steve: hey, alexis speaker stay out of politics. amazon in hot water after users get starkly different answers when asking the question who should they vote for trump or harris and why? >> i cannot provide content that promotes a specific political party or a specific candidate. while there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris, the most significant may be that she is a woman of color who has overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field. >> lawrence: incredible. we got a statement from amazon by the way. we will tell you about it later on. "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: let's begin with the shocking admission from secret service whistleblowers who claim agents are woefully unprepared to provide security for candidates. >> ainsley: one of the whistleblowers says the training has not even improved since the

assassination attempt on former president donald trump. >> steve: brooke singman here with details. sounds like a problem with manpower and then a problem with technology. >> that's right, guys. good morning. so whistleblowers telling missouri senator josh hawley that secret service personnel are not properly trained to protect candidates. these whistleblowers said homeland security agents, not secret service agents, were the ones assigned to protected details at former president trump's butler, pennsylvania rally in july. they said the agents were only given a single two hour online training to prepare. the training video was prerecorded and some say that those videos were riddled with tech failures. one whistleblower telling senator hawley, quote: imagine 1,000 people logging on to microsoft teams at the same time after being informed at the very last minute that everyone needed to log on individually. once it got rolling, the secret service instructor couldn't figure out how to get the audio working on those prerecorded interviews.

the whistleblower said they restarted the videos approximately six times and they said the content was not helpful. >> i'm told that actually agents -- homeland security agents were pulled off of child exploitation cases, child endangerment cases the stuff they normally do. they normally don't do protective detail work at all. pulled off of those cases and said go guard the president of the united states. watch this webinar. oops, that doesn't work right. go out in the field anyway. this is a nightmare. only reason we know this stuff is because of whistleblowers. >> whistleblowers say those web as far as had still not been updated since the assassination attempt on trump and former president trump is returning to pennsylvania today for a fox news town hall with sean hannity at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. so tune in. guys? >> lawr lawrence. >> ainsley: we will be watching that. thank you so much, brooke. she was asked to be on the debate stage tonight with donald trump right here on the fox news channel. she said no to that saying yes to another network for next

week. donald trump said yes to it. he wanted to be on the fox debate stage. and he said because she said no. we're doing a town hall now. so sean hannity is flying to pennsylvania and is he going to interview donald trump tonight. >> brian: tomorrow harris will be in pennsylvania. today she will be in new hampshire and then she is going to start debate camp. which i think will be swimming i like the big question. should joe biden go? no. if there is anybody you don't want to see is joe biden. it's opposite day. >> steve: brian, to that point. joe biden is probably thinking why did i go? the new polling shows joe biden right now is having his highest approval rating that he has had since he was gnawing rated. he is up like 15%, 20%. joe biden is so popular, of course, we haven't seen him for about a month. >> ainsley: because he stepped down. >> lawrence: popularity began to grow with democrats when he decided that he wasn't going to instance a ains exactly. >> steve: and became george

washington. >> lawrence: that's where the bump is. latest forecast from nate sinatesilver- >> steve: i was just interrupting. >> ainsley: all three of us chimed in brian was trying to make a point. >> brian: go ahead with nate silver. >> lawrence: donald trump 56% to 43%. according to this polling, it's the highest since 7/31. part of the reason is nate silver is also looking at the electoral college. he is not looking at the popular vote right now. >> brian: so different in late august. he steamed have changed his numbers now. i would just -- just a note to harris has this problem. no policy, no policy positions. nothing on her website and won't do interviews. one, i mean it's unbelievable day 34. going to announce a $50,000 tax benefit for new small businesses just like the arbitrary 25,000 for first time home buyers and of course for illegal aliens, too. it's going to cost 1.7 trillion over the next 10 years it. seems like just a give away in

new hampshire it's announced and she feels like she has got that she has got 3 or 4 points lead in new hampshire. but the thing is how do i get the maximum votes possible by giving the most away of taxpayer dollars? >> and if you watch the other networks. they love that campaign ad when she announces this and playing it on tore networks. you are right. you are talking about the interviews. she and walz have had one interview. we watched it on what was it thursday? and trump and vance have had 34. this is all since the beginning of august. >> steve: that's right. so, to nate silver's point about how the numbers are changing with joe biden and everybody else. when you look at the national averages of everything. the races within the polling margin of error within all the swing states. that is why each of the campaigns are targeting different people. axios just posted in the last 10 minutes an item that says that trump has seen gains with black,

latino and young voters, so the harris campaign is now going to target women, college educated men, young voters, independents, middle class black voters and tuned out voters. and then by comparison, the trump team is going to target the bro boat. that explains why he is doing all that stuff with influencers, men who didn't go to college. black and hispanic men, religious la teen knows and national security moms. if you fit into any of those categories? >> like everything. >> if you fit into those specific categories, and you live in a swing state, look to be bombarded with information about the candidate. >> brian: i would like to be in the bureau group. >> lawrence: i think you are a bureau. >> brian: thanks, steve. thanks for backing me. i think the bros are. >> brian: too cool? >> steve: i would say younger. >> lawrence: ha! i love it. >> steve: i think it's up to 20.

>> brian: because i have baptist blue ribbon i age out. >> steve: he just called you old. >> steve: no. i'm older than he is. >> brian: watch the show back later. >> steve: both in the same decade can't be bros. >> ainsley: she will not be in the fox debate. won't interview. she had to have her blanket next to her with her running mate. >> steve: blanky. >> ainsley: like my little daughter does. she also pretends to be on the phone. she sees reporters puts up the phone with ear buds. >> lawrence: i do this. when i don't want to talk to someone especially in new york city you act like you are on the phone. >> ainsley: you are not running for president. you are supposed to be accessible. >> lawrence: your job is to communicate with the public right now. >> ainsley: there is the video. >> lawrence: i will say this about the polling data. the one thing trump has going for him right now when you look

at all the polling data traditionally he always under performs. >> steve: the shy voter. the shy voter there is the shy voter and then there is the trump voter that doesn't want to tell people who they are voting for. >> brian: i want to be the shy voter. >> steve: you wanted to the bro voter. pick a lane. >> lawrence: but there is also a trump voter that doesn't want people to know what they are doing because it's not cool to vote for trump. i know some people say differently. but whether you have people, average day americans that are consistently demonized for wearing the maga hat nobody wants to raise their hands i'm the person voted for donald trump. >> brian: i bought ear pods that quiet down when people talk to me do you got them? >> steve: yeah. >> brian: now i got to listen. >> ainsley: you can't be the shy voter. >> brian: i can't be the shy voter. >> ainsley: links to the tren de aragua -- is it argua?

>> arrested near colorado apartment complex allegedly taken over by venezuelan street gang. >> steve: meanwhile here in new york city a venezuelan migrant convicted of attacking a new york city cop in times square, famously, was seen smirking during his sentencing in court. >> brian: have to pay for him to go to jail for a year. lou cass tomlinson. >> four people arrested for alleged ties in largest criminal gang apartment building in colorado after this video emerged showing the alleged migrant gang members kicking down a door at an apartment complex outside denver in aurora, colorado. the video drone drawn attention after residents talked about how much they feared for their safety. our viewers will also remember this video showing a group of migrants attacking members of the new york police department in times square back in january. one of those migrants was convicted and appeared in court yesterday. as you mentioned, steve, was seen smirking and grinning in court when the judge sentenced him to a year behind bars.

many wanted to see a longer sentence. influx of migrants in the big apple has been a big source of anger by many residents seen their parks and ball fields turn into migrant shelters. one never five motions in nyc is now a migrant shelter contributing to a shortage of tourist lodging. not clear if that is affecting those in town watching the u.s. open. the 19-year-old migrant pled guilty to second degree assault in july exchange for spending a year on likers. the convicted felon arrived in the united states just five months before assaulting those cops in times square. police groups think the sentence should have been longer and wanted him deported upon release. many in new york are asking this morning what's the plan if one in every five hotels have migrants how long are they going to stay there another year, another two years and how much it's costing? of course, tens of millions of dollars to could this guys. >> brian: lucas, thank you very much. they have a pilot program. do you know the other one with

the debit cards. they are still doing it. the new pilot program is they are quietly providing 150 migrant families with up to $4,000 each to exit the shelter system and find a place of their own. $4,000. >> steve: because that probably is cheaper than if they were in the migrant shelter. because how much those things cost. >> lawrence: i think average day americans are going to look at their current financial situation because we know the number one issue is inflation and the economy. and they are wondering why we're on hand handing out money to people who entered in the country illegally no. one wants the kids to not be taken care of. their kids are barely eating. we just reported a couple weeks ago families are missing meals every single day. you got elderly people going back to work. and we're just handing out money, taking over the schools. as i reported in chicago. the rec centers in boston. kids struggling in harlem and the bronx and now we are passing out. >> brian: special services english as second language

whatever they are speaking tajik. taking up ought the services from the children in the city. >> ainsley: front page in the "new york post" yesterday in midtown are illegal immigrants. >> steve: three out of every four people arrested in midtown are migrants. and we know what happens. and we were talking about this story yesterday where the migrants have gamed the system. they knew how to get into the country. they knew exactly what to say so that they would get the asylum claim. and then they come to different places across the country. they know the system here. they can steal stuff. i think yesterday griff was talking about how a guy went into a target stole a pair of pants and a beer. sat down to think about life and got arrested. and he just smiled because he said i know the system. i know i'm going to be thought no time. here's the problem for new york city home state of kansas. go to new york city on my vacation. why go new york city. if three out of four people who are arrested are migrants who

are, you know, doing different things to many, different people. including a lot of tourists why go there? >> ainsley: guess what is in this town times square where everyone wants to visit. christmas is around the corner. everyone comes to visit. we work in midtown. >> lawrence: speaking of what is happening at the border, brian. one of the people on the short list for vice presidential consideration was mark kelly. it was said because of some of the reporting that they didn't select mark kelly is because he was very critical of the biden administration when it came to the border apparently providing this defense for kamala harris when it comes to criminalizing border crossing. watch. >> in 2019 she endorsed and raised her hand during the debate when the democratic candidates for president were asked do you support decriminalizing illegal border crossings. she did raise her hand. i understand her position now is more to the center or more even conservative. does she need explain that? >> well, i think she has explained it. you are talking about a primary in 2019?

>> yes. >> where somebody asked throw your hand up. >> yes. >> you got like half a second to think about it. today, what really matters is who is standing with the border patrol agents. and that's kamala harris. brian that's not true. >> lawrence: that's crazy. >> brian: should be able to make a quick decision if you are president. i'm pretty sure you should be held to that the border patrol all knows she is not strong on the border. they all know that's the reason why they endorsed trump. that dog does not hunt for senator mark kelly who by the way only tough on the border when he is up for election. i asked all these guys. they say they never see him now all he takes about is the bipartisan deal walked away from. >> changed his policies at the last minute. >> brian: divorced himself from biden. >> lawrence: understand why he is providing defense for kamala harris that she hasn't provided. everyone is going on the sunday shows. >> brian: i know. >> lawrence: doing all these

interviews. even walls, some of the reporting is part of the reason why he hasn't been out there as much he doesn't know where she stands. everybody is talking for kamala but kamala. >> ainsley: when he says, excuse me for a second. >> steve: you bet. >> ainsley: when he says make illegal crossings they are not criminals. she said that on the debate stage. she did say that over and over. she went beyond that she said let's pay for their healthcare. let's give them housing. let's give them food. now she wants to pay for colleges of individuals. >> brian: which california does. what mark kelly did just added to the apology tour. we have been talking about how she has evolved with her thinking. she was over here a couple years ago. now she is over there. >> ainsley: called flip-flopping. >> steve: evolution of flip-flopping. now there is a time limit. that was only a half a second. that was only two seconds. you apparently brian aaron's.

>> lawrence: a guy astronaut. >> steve: is he a surrogate. >> brian: astronauts don't have to make quick decisions. >> steve: if you are stuck on a spacization, bro. >> brian: boeing. he is throughout defending her. she has surrogates everywhere. she just doesn't go out. >> steve: carley is joining us right now. how old do you think aboro? a b? >> i will say it's probably a college age student. brian, do you wear a backpack around the building maybe you are a bro. >> steve: fanny pack like adam sandler did. >> brian: you mean happy madison no happy gilmore. billie madison. >> ainsley: usually college age

but you do wear a backpack around this building. and he has a lunch box. >> carley: just pointing outs your accessories. >> brian: i don't have a lunch box because i'm afraid of breaking the thermos. >> steve: you still have that. >> ainsley: look through trapper keeper. take it away. the 17-year-old charged in the shooting of san francisco 49ers rookie ricky pearsall is due in juvenile court today. the teen is facing multiple charges including attempted murder. california state law prevents the district attorney from charging him as an adult. the d.a. says she might request a hearing which requires a judge to decide if the case should be transferred to adult court. now, pearsall fought off a robbery but one bullet struck him in the chest. is he out of the hospital and will miss at least the first four games of the upcoming season. he is so lucky to be alive. god bless him. orlando police arresting man who they say tried to abduct a woman in daylight in a walmart parking

lot. this footage shows the suspect forcing own car. he demanded the woman's purse while holding a knife to her throat. the witness eventually stepped in and spooked that suspect to ultimately drove off. the suspect who faces multiple charges was already on federal probation for a past kidnapping charge. steven and briany just talking about it. nasa is holding a nasa predeparture. set to undock from the international space station to return to earth. butch wilmore and suni williams will not be on board. nasa astronaut explained to fox news digital how they are likely changing their route for their extended stay in space once you are up there for two months or longer the deconditioning quickly escalates. it's really important to do that

daily physical training routine which includes both resistance training and cardiovascular training. i think as soon as they knew they were going to be there longer than a week, they began to implement that routine and i think now you just sustain it. >> carley: will more and williams are expected to return to work in february, 8 month after their initial eight day trip began. and amazon reprograms alexa after the virtual assistant gave very different answers about the candidates in the 2024 presidential race. watch this. >> alexa, why should i vote for donald trump? >> i cannot provide content that promotes a specific political party or a specific candidate. >> alexa, why should i vote for kamala harris? >> while there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris, the most significant may be that she is a woman of color. >> carley: amazon spokesperson tells fox news digital, quote: this was an error that was quickly fixed. it's always an error, guys,

after they get caught. just a little tech glitch. >> brian: goal, fix alexa. >> ainsley: they say there are many reasons to vote for kamala most significant woman of color. and goes on to say numerous obstacles, talk about accomplishments in criminal justice and immigration reform but nada when it comes to trump. >> steve: my main problem with the smart speakers they are always listen talking. they just always listen. >> brian: at least someone does. [laughter] >> steve: got a problem at home? >> brian: yeah. >> lawrence: that's all you have. >> steve: so, if it's always listening, what happens to that information? steve. >> lawrence: i will say to alexa's credit she as was able to name more things than the people i interview on the street about kamala harris. give her some credit. >> brian: one message to alexa. alexa, put on fox news. >> steve: serrie, turn off

alexa. >> ainsley: fox digital did test it on multiple devices echo dot and echo pot. they received the exact same result. >> steve: we had the tech bros at fox news digital do that brightening brian 22 minutes after the hour. ignoring gold star families. the harris-walz campaign showing the true colors, perhaps. is this really the kind of leadership we want? >> lawrence: joey jones' take next. ♪ a perfect day for a family outing! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool.

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>> we are back with this. new york's governor kathy hochul, her former deputy chief of staff pleading not guilty in a brooklyn federal court yesterday after she and her husband were accused of acting as chinese agents. and receiving millions in kick backs from the chinese communist party linda began working 2012 under andrew cuomo serving as director of asian-american affairs. 2018 promoted to chief diversity officer. hochul's deputy chief of staff in 2021 betrayal of trust. the trust of government. the trust of the people. i will tell you this, the second we discovered some levels of

misconduct, we fired her. we alerted the authorities. and, hence, we ended up with what happened here today. >> according to prosecutors, sun's scheme to advance the interest of china and she blocked taiwanese officials have having access to the governor. brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. >> brian: over the past week the harris-walz campaign given the country a preview of leadership many would say. first vice president harris skipping a ceremony at ceremony honoring 13 american heroes killed during her administration. angry gold star parents trump's visit a political stunt. >> kamala your statement is nothing more than a political spin. >> vice president harris why will you not express your condolences yourself? >> president trump has been there for us. he has been a rock for us. >> these are the only memories we get to make with our son, and it is you who is playing

politics women then over the weekend governor walz continuing to walk away continuing to eat his hostage when asked about the hostages killed by hamas. >> what is your reaction to the six hostages found dead in gaza? >> thanks, everybody. >> brian: just like her running mate, harris still ignoring reporters. this time wearing headphones, air pods while boarding air force 2. fox news contributor, retired u.s. marine bomb tech johnioy jones joins us now. this whole thing with arlington. the 13 that lost their lives at abbey gate it is getting bigger and bigger. who handled it better trump in the trump team or the walz harris team? >> well, brian, think about it. those 13 heroes died three years ago. and this is the most we have ever heard kamala harris say about it. she was vice president the day it happened. according to her, she was the last person in the room and i guess she was still stuck in there when though he had memorial she didn't show up for

that their response was they weren't invited by the family. what memorial did they do they invited the families to. what have they done to honor the 13 service members to i have stood in green room for a charity event in new york and spoke to multiple families of those 13 heroes. i don't have anything substantiate this other than to say this is what this father believes. one of the fathers looked at me and said, i saw bullet holes in my son. what they told us happened i don't believe is what happened. so it's not just that they are not honoring them or don't acknowledge them or say their names. it's the fact that the families don't believe they have been told the truth. yornght that's true, i don't know. they don't feel like they have been told the truth. they don't feel like this administration has communicated with them what happened that day. and, you know, the record of this administration, i tend to believe that there is more to it than what they know. and so they feel like they have been shunned aren't every corner. joe biden stood in front of these families and started talking about his own son that died from brain cancer.

tragic as it is. it's not the same. you don't do it the day you meet the families of men and women of families who died under your watch. so from the very beginning the way the administration has handled those families has been an after thought. the inverse is that president trump showed up in the middle of a campaign. didn't ask to take pictures. didn't ask to make it campaign ad. they asked him to take those pictures. and in hindsight. he probably should have left his official recover froms in the van from the way i understand the story unfolded. but why did he do it? why did he bring the photographers out? because the families asked him to. i think that's a mistake or a problem he is willing to take. >> brian: tom cotton came out and said the two families told him they asked the frofers to come out and take a picture at the grave: track record. mar-a-lago no, cameras around at all. spoke for hours. kept them there they had dinner, talked. he found out all about them. then he brought them to the rnc. then he goes to arlington three years later. not a one off because i'm running for president. final thought?

>> yeah. think about it, brian. president trump was the first president in five administrations to not lose someone in afghanistan for a full year. on top of that, he initiated ending that war. he has to look as a former president, not only did harris administration screw up leaving that war but lost 13 gold star families out of it. so much different than kamala and joe. >> brian: joey jones, appreciate it, thanks so much. see you soon. more anti-israel protests expected at columbia today. bad yesterday. we talk to students about the hostility they are facing. rh ♪ eumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel,

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lebanon. trey yingst is live in tel aviv with more. hey, trey. >> hey, lawrence, good morning. air defense shot down a drone that was incoming from iraq. the event, another example of how israel is facing daily attacks from iranian proxies. israel continues to go on offensive against these proxies, including hezbollah in southern lebanon. the idf announced that fighter jets had struck multiple positions there early this morning. daily rocket and drone attacks are ongoing in northern israel. including 60 rockets that were fired into the northern part of this country today. the activity in the north comes as israel is striking positions inside gaza. we're also following a new development out of the united states where on tuesday the department of justice announced charges against six hamas defendants linked to the octobe. the highest profile figure charged is hamas leader sinwar. and the charges include conspiracy to murder u.s. nationals and conspiracy to provide support to a foreign

terrorist organization. clearly the united states is looking to put new political pressure on hamas but hamas is also putting new pressure on israel i d your night releasinga second hostage video of one of those executed next week, lawrence? >> lawrence: monsters. thanks, trey. so a school year has a chaotic start at columbia university. anti-israeli protesters chanting for hamas to resist until victory. vandalizing statues on campus and vowing to continue the unrest. watch. >> we have been very clear that this will not stop until columbia has divested from its complicity and israel's genocide of the people. >> i wear a star of david around my neck. i know that's putting a target on my back. and coming to terms with that relation is actually quite frightening. >> lawrence: there she is. columbia student shows shanna and elliana and ari join us now on set. so, i guess i will start with you first, ladies, you're

freshmen. you had the opportunity to choose another school buyer you all decided to stay here. why? >> i will let elliana take that one. >> thank you for having us first of all. >> lawrence: pleasure. >> barnard has been my dream school barnyard college of columbia university has been my dream school for as long as i can remember. i honestly don't find it fair for these students to take away the education that i have dreamed of my entire life and for me to back down and go somewhere else simply because i'm jewish and zionist. >> lawrence: what about you? >> like elliana, i also always wanted to go to barnard. it's a woman's college and i'm also in a dual degree program with jewish seminary. i'm able to pursue a couple of my diverse interests simultaneously. but believe me when i say that i was disheartened and appalled to see the events that transpired last year. >> lawrence: ari, it's a little bit different for you. you are a ph.d. student. you can't just switch programs like that. why did you decide to stay at

columbia? >> yeah. it was definitely something that i thought about. a good friend of mine actually switched schools last year. i miss her a lot. for me thank god, i'm in the stem program, i work back of campus. i do go out and fight when necessary. but when i need to buckle down and work can i get away from it all and buckle down and work. that's not a luxury everybody has. >> lawrence: tell me about the vibe on campus. do you feel lining any steps put in place to keep you safe? >> absolutely not. first of all, i just want to mention the day before i moved in, i published an article in my local jewish newspaper, about my hesitation going to barnyard as an openly jewish and zionist student. and i expected nobody outside of my community to read it, honestly. and only a few hours later it was posted on an anonymous instagram account that's run by

encampment leaders. and the hate comments were awful, disgusting. and those comments also bled into our group chat of my fellow classmates that he hadn't even met yet. we moved in the following day. and they were asking me how i could even show my face on campus. telling me it's embarrassing for me to even be there. i don't feel safe on campus now that i'm here. from my room, can i hear the protests quite clearly. i'm on the second floor fairing broadway. walking through campus, i notice fliers being handed tout visiblably jewish students, basically fliers telling them that they are complicit in genocide. and i just feel like there is a target on my back simply for being jewish. >> lawrence: we have been following this. and this is some of the experiences that we have been able to document at the university. so, there has been jewish students that are faced out of their dorms. they have been spat on, forced to hide the symbols of judaism. excluded from the student life

groups. they have been pinned against walls. anti-semitic slurs and tropes has been shouted at other jewish students. when it comes to the university, has there been some commitment to keep you safe on campus or have you walked to class by campus officers or anything like that? >> the short answer is no. the administration has made a commitment to ensuring the safety of jewish students on campus. we're constantly receiving emails from barnard and columbia saying they want to mend fences. >> lawrence: with the words? >> yes. >> but, as much as i appreciate those cliche sentiments, it's all talk and no action. columbia has an anti-semitism task force that released a pretty damning report of anti-semitism and anti-semitic incidents that happened on campus this past year, and while that was disseminated to the entire university, i have not seen tangible examples of the

administration taking note of that. and truly, it's gross negligence. >> and to that point, ari, what do you want the university to do right now? >> thanks for that question, i want the university to continue what they have been doing in terms of making sure that the protesters stay off campus. i would like them to come out really strongly in favor of just basic principles of interpersonal decency. i mean, look, when you have anti-semitism working in the shadows and you deny it instead of addressing it. that sends a pretty clear message around everything else that you are doing. >> lawrence: we're not just talking about cities. city students have you had professors anti-semitic chants in the classroom. and now they are still tenured at the university. thank you all so much for joining me this morning. i hope things get better on campus. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> the true price tag of kamala harris economic policies as she is looking to throw money at yet another costly plan. fox business taylor riggs is

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. focus in on texas. 10 inches of rainfall.

stationary front not budging, potential for heavy rainfall all along the gulf coast, look at some of these total, 5 to 10 inches in central texas, that's actually a good thing for them because they have been in a drought situation. along the gulf coast. houston, mobile and 234r0er89dz, several days of rainfall, we could add up to 5 to 8 inches, isolated amounts of a foot of rain through saturday. heat alerts. summertime hanging on to california and parts of the southwest. we're not just talking about 90's here, we are talking about well over 100 degrees for a lot of these big cities. not only today, tomorrow, friday. so that's going to be a big story, and tropics wise. pretty amazing that we don't have any developed systems no, hurricanes in the forecast. but we will still have to watch this area for possible development over the next few days. all right, steve doocy, over to you. all right, j.d., thank you very much. >> of course. >> later today, vice president harris is going to propose a $50,000 tax benefit for new small businesses which is 10

fold increase. campaign left out one detail. the price tag. we really don't know how much it's going to be. last month, nonpartisan budget analyst expected what has been announced so far of her vague economic policy also cost us roughly $1.7 trillion over 10 years. and that's not even including the new stuff. here to discuss is co-host of "the big money show" on fox business, taylor riggs. taylor, good morning. >> you know when you are $34 trillion in debt what's another 1 to 2 trillion? >> steve: it's one of those things. she is running for office. she is going to try to get stuff out in front of people where they go oh, i would like that. >> you know, on the right you have a candidate looking for less government. get government out of the way. let's get regulations down and start an innovative, creative, entrepreneurship economy. then on the left you do have kamala harris who just wants to throw more money at the problem. i would say if you are a small business and you are struggling, it's probably because you shut me down during covid.

>> steve: right. >> forced knee raise a minute mum wage. forced me to raise my input costs means i now have to raise prices, guess what, if i'm a small business, i can't compete with amazon who is paying drivers $35 an hour. i can't do it. instead of lowering the burden on me, the small business, you are just throwing more money at the problem which then creates inflation which is how we got into this problem in the first place. more government. >> let's take a look at what we believe is going to be announced later today in new hampshire. $50,000 tax benefit for small businesses. she has already announced expansion of child tax credited, set up tax credit for first time home buyers, extend the affordable care premium tax credit expansion and stuff like that. obviously what she is trying to do is she is trying to say even though i have been vice president, i'm a turn the page candidate. look, i'm going to turn the page and give you all the new stuff. >> this we minds me though a the loft chips act. you give me government money but there is always strings

attached. i wanted to take that money, i had to have mandated union labor. i had to have mandated child care on site. >> of course. it doesn't always work. if you want to throw more money, guess what? there are going to be strings attached and it doesn't always work. i want less government and let me as a business owner do what i do best which is create jobs from the ground up. >> steve: this appeals to people who are thinking about a small business. the average american though right now is struggling just to make ends meet. there is a brand new survey out that shows the number of adults struggling simply to cover everyday againsts, and look at that half the people in mississippi are struggling just to pay the basic stuff. alabama is right behind and so is west virginia as well. it's heart breaking. >> it is heart breaking. for me the take away is we have always talked about inflation is a regressive tax. it hurts the most vulnerable of our population. and, inflation really hurts the

lowest income the most because they have less discretionary money. if i'm low income, i'm really living on my budget. so when my basic needs go up. the cost of those. i have less money to be able to handle that really the economic pain isn't distributed equally. inflation hurts the lowest the most and we are seeing that play out. >> steve: taylor, thank you for joining us. join taylor when you are watching "the big money show" each weekday 1:00 p.m. on fox business. thank you very much. carley, you have got some news from the eelingsz. >> carley: certainly do. at least half a dozen fake political ads popped up in philadelphia over the weekend. they portray cartoon kamala harris in eagles gear. the franchise is now working to get the signs taken down but one fan decided to take matters into his own hands. covering up the posters with printouts of the team's statement that call the ads counterfeit. >> i am prepared to go to every

sign if the philadelphia eagles as well as -- from what i understand their independent ad agency refuses to remove the signs. they seem to be placed strategically in university areas that are heavily traveled. >> carley: interesting insight. still unclear who is behind these ads and how they were distributed. hulk hogan revealing he was afraid to show his support for former president trump in public. listen. >> i was one of these guys who was a coward. you know, i was one of these guys who wouldn't put a trump sign on my yard, i wouldn't wear trump hat. i was afraid what might happen or whatever. i said after they took that shot at him and tried to kill him i said that was it. >> hulkster noting that he and trump have been friends for decades. friends over fear, steve. over to you. >> steve: indeed. thank you very much, carley. we are going to step aside. more "fox & friends." look who is coming up in the next hour of our show. ♪

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