good choice. is i go back to that little desk. putting poor biden at that desk bothers me. he is the president of the united states. >> raymond: tiny, it is embarrassingly small. >> laura: i saw that desk before, now i know, that was robert reisch's desk at the labor department. >> raymond: cheap height gag. >> laura: they go low, we go lower. i will not get that out of my head. >> raymond: i'll get one of those. >> laura: follow me on social media, thank you for watching. oyster men are trumpers, go online to see them. >> carley: a fox news alert, families are waking up on high

alert after mass shooting in apalachee high school in georgia. two 14-year-old students and two teachers were killed by another 14-year-old student who had been flagged by the fbi last year. >> todd: witnesses describe a chaotic and heart-wrenching day for their hometown. >> i would have never thought this would happen so close to me and to people i cared about. it was a lot to take in at once. >> carley: it is thursday, september 5, you are watch ing "fox and friends first." >> todd: and i'm todd piro. brooke singman is here. >> brooke: the alleged shooter has been on their radar since may of 2023. in may of 2023, fbi received anonymous threats about a school shooting at unidentified time

and place. the suspect denied making the threats. no action was taken. four people were killed, two students, mason schermerhorn and chris christian angulo and two teachers. dozens of community members attended a vigil as a friend of christian angulo speaks out. listen. >> he was really funny, every time i had an interaction with him, he made me laugh. this is not real, this can't be happening. >> brooke: the 14-year-old suspect will be charged as an adult. the school was placed on lockdown yesterday. the shooter was a student at apalachee high school in georgia. he surrendered when an officer stopped him. >> a school resource officer

engaged him and the shooter quickly realized if he did not give up, that it would end with an osis, officer-involved shooting. the deputy took him into custody. >> brooke: president biden saying jill and i are mourning the lives of those that were cut short and former president donald trump reacting. >> it is a sick and angry world for a lot of reasons and we're going to make it better, heal our world and get rid of all the wars starting all over the place because of inkocompetent leadership. >> brooke: school district will be closed for remainder of the week. >> carley: thank you, brooke singman. bring in rob dimico from global

guard yen. good morning. this suspect was questioned by the fbi last year because of threats he made to commit a school shooting. there was no probably cause for his arrest. warning assigns were there and this was not prevented, what do you think about that? >> only so much you can do when you get warnings. they come in, figure out who they were and went to jackson county, northeast of where the school shooting was. the father and son were interviewed. the father said the son did not have unfettered access to the weapons. they did what they could and left. no probable cause to take other action. that happens a lot of times and they don't result in school

shootings later on. this one actually did and they'll have to go back to make sure everything was done properly. sometimes you just don't have -- it was a lead and i don't know if the warning followed from county to county. >> todd: going forward, should we have a new standard in our country, one strike and you're out. if you make a threat to shoot up a school, you are out of school and expelled and under sur surveillance for the remainder of your days. that is not free speech. you cannot threaten to shoot up a school. >> they have to look at the evidence, if they had strict evidence he did the threats and absolutely you have to have something like you talked about, if there was no actual evidence to connect the two and something

that came up that pushed him that way. you have to get a standard of evidence. if they can prove that student made the threat, you're looking at that, looking at a thing where they have to again, especially, how did he get an ar-15 into a school? it is fairly long rifle. if he had to check in and they checked his bags, i think there are things that need to come into place. >> carley: the suspect is 14 years old, how do you feel about the decision to try him as an adult? >> i feel, when you murder someone and it is a planned murder. they are looking at it last year. he carried it out a year and a half later. i think it is premeditated, no

issue with the 14-year-old being tried as an adult in this case. >> todd: a tough morning throughout the nation. i would add, this is a horrible situation, it could have been worse if not for the school resource officers. for those during george floyd riots who said we don't like how school resource officers make kids feel, people are alive because of them. >> carley: two 14 year olds lost their lives. the teachers, one was a math teacher and one a football coach. we are thinking about themming. >> todd: lawmaker request for information on how they plan to respond to antisemitism. lawmakers sending the letter to schools after protests eruped last year.

today columbia, ucla, and harvard must tell lawmakers how they plan to protect students and discipline those who break campus rules. >> carley: four more suspects with ties to tren de aragua gang have been arrested in aura, colorado. two of the suspects are out on bond and other two are in ice custody. the violent gang is accused of taking over apartments and threatening murder to residents. and kathy hochul played no role in -- expulsion after her former aide was charged with acting as a foreign agent. >> kathy hochul said that she requested expulsion of china consul general. >> the consul general reached the end of regular scheduled

rotation and rotated out of position. >> carley: kathy hochul former deputy of staff violented with foreign agent and money laundering conspiracy, that is quite the list. a california mayor says he was sucker punched by a homeless career criminal in an unprovoked attack in the middle of a sidewalk. >> todd: we talk about lawlessness, this mayor says it started with former attorney general kamala harris. if that name sounds familiar, she's running for president. that mayor is here to explain next. . . ) hina: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) akari: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) others: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) others: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) (♪) (♪)

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>> janice: good morning, take a look at our forecast across the country. we have potential for heavy rain across the gulf coast. deep tropical moisture moving over and around a stationary front that continues to hang out across the gulf and florida. scattered storms for midwest and central u.s. flood alerts from texas to florida. upward of three to five inches of rain. some places we could see three inches an hour and isolated

amounts of five to eight inches and even a foot of rain. heat alert from northwest to california to phoenix, arizona, hottest summer on record for phoenix. everyoning average temperature close to 99 degrees. not getting anywhere in terms of cooler temperatures. the tropics, a lot to watch, nothing imminent. we'll monitor that. you will notice i'm all in white today. >> how do you feel about it? >> todd: it was for talking point to welcome you back. i don't have a firm objection to it. i don't have a firm objection to wearing white after labor day, i wear a white shirt nearly everyday of the year. >> janice: you were giving carley a hard time for several

days for wearing shades of white. >> carley: head to toe, walked in like an angel. >> janice: we can wear white any day of the year. >> todd: it is winter white. newly released body cam showing fani willis arriving at the scene of her daughter's arrest alongside one nathan wade. willis claimed her affair with wade ended over a year ago. wade is just a friend. willis's pregnant daughter was arrested for driving with a s suspended license. >> carley: out of nowhere attack, small town mayor in california sucker punched in broad daylight by that man you

see on your screen. he was standing next to the police chief and city cou councilman. the two join me now. thank you for joining us, so sorry this happened to you. you wound up chasing this guy, mayor, you were hit first. what happened from your perspective? >> unremarkable thursday afternoon, two weeks ago today, standing in middle of a crosswalk standing next to chief of police and with my pal. next thing i know, i think i've been hit by a car, i'm hit so hard in my lower back. time slows and in the moment, i figured out this guy slides around me and takes off on a dead run with dominic bowserer

on his tail. i'm an elected official so it made news and bring focus on the homeless problem. >> carley: councilman, your instincts kicked in when you saw this man hit the mayor. you chased him and tackled him to the ground. he was arrested because chief of police was right there with you. this guy should not have been on the street, why was he? >> correct. i think what this speaks to is soft on crime policy we expe experiencing in california for last 10 years or so or maybe further if you go back to ad 109 and issues with that. apex of this thing, in 2014,

prop 47 passed, kamala harris was our attorney general who named the proposition the safe communities and safe schools act. in reality, it lowered what was felony crime such as retail theft and drug dealing and drug possession, lowered those down to misdemeanors with basically no end in sight for as many infractions somebody committed. since then we've seen and dealt with in california increase in crime temperature is a travesty when this happens. >> carley: kamala harris presented this act, your town voted against it. it passed anyway and now it is impacting you guys, what do you think? >> well, the coastal communities in california that passed the act, communities in the valley voted no others than sacramento county. now it is too much for them,

they are all bus sing their problemed population out of their community and we're seeing new members of our community and having to deal with that. >> carley: mayor, one of the charges your attacker received was elder abuse, you don't seem elder to me. one of your friends said you were assaulted and then insulted. you're taking hits from all sides, injustice knows no bounds. we are glad you are both safe and thank you for taking this guy down. have a great day. how about that? assaulted and then insulted. >> todd: you can remove that one. >> carley: with migrant crime and gang takeovers, donald trump warns it will get worse under harris administration. >> todd: trump 2024 national press secretary karoline leavitt on that next.

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video of alleged venezuelan gang members taking over this colorado apartment complex or this video of them beating down two police officers. president trump warns it will get worse if kamala harris takes the white house. listen.

>> take a look at aura in colorado, where venezuelans are taking over the whole town, buildings and the whole town and the sheriff, who can blame them, they have ak-47s. they are knocking down doors and occupying apartments of people. people are petrified and it is getting worse and worse. she wants open borders. she was the border czar, like it or not. if you don't want to use that term, she was in charge of the border. >> todd: trump campaign surrogate karoline leavitt joins me. great to see you. that was the hannity town hall. if there was a common theme for the night, you may not like me personally, but if you don't vote for me, we're in danger of losing our country to illegal migrants like you have seen in

aura, colorado, new york city, so many cities. is that the campaign's main message as we come down the hme stretch >> karoline leavitt: he handed over to joe biden and border czar kamala harris and they opened the border to millions of illegals. kamala harris has allowed 20 million illegal people into our country, that is more than total population of 47 states. many have proven to be heinous murderers, criminals and terr terrorists. if you reward them with prepasadena debit card and a free flight and put them up in a luxury hotel, they will continue to break the law. we need law and order. president trump was law and

order president. kamala harris has been weak on crime her entire career, as prosecutor, senator, as vice president. why do people believe she will be president and be tough on crime and secure the border. she won't. she is saying these things to get elected. this border crisis is unsustainable. we will lose our country if we have four more years of it. >> todd: we are not saying every individual is a criminal, but if you close the border and do not allow any to come, one, two, 10,000 criminals that come will not come. they don't need to be here, this is avoidable problem. president trump will deliver major speech today on the economy. contrast this with vice president kamala harris' tax plan will jack up most tax rates. she says this is for middle class, this will hurt the middle

class. here is trump on kamala's widely criticized policy. >> if that happens, go out and open an appraisal company, you will make a fortune, that is about only group that will make it and accountants. crazy idea. rich people and big international corporations don't have to stay in the united states. they will be forced to leave for other countries, they can't afford to do a thing like that. they may have great wealth and no cash and they have to pay cash, where do they get cash? >> todd: what can we expect to hear from president trump today in his economic plan as counter to kamala's. >> karoline leavitt: president trump will unveil his economic plan to fix the mess joe biden and kamala harris have created

with increased spending and regulation on american industry. president trump will announce national declaration to expedite american energy, part of his plan to cut energy prices in half. people are struggling to pay electric bills and heat their homes. president trump will announce a plan to make housing affordable and president trump will launch a massive deregulatory campaign. we know in his first term, every new regulation put on books, trump administration cut two regulations. energy industry has been crippled by biden administration and kamala harris attack with regulations. president trump will be more aggressive with his deregulatory agenda. regulation is costs americaning $11,000 on top of biden-flation. kamala harris head maez made

cost of everything in this country increase. president trump will build on his success, today will be a great speech. >> todd: sounds like i will hear a lot of drill, baby, drill, when he announced his plan today. thank you. >> carley: listen to this, las vegas restaurant owner says he is being criticized for hosting trump at his business. he hosted the former president for no tax on tips pres press conference and now some are calling for a boycott of his business. it is not everyday you get to host a former president at your business, tell us about that experience and response you are getting on social media? >> i'm grateful to have a president donald trump in my restaurant. i've been hearing a lot of phone

ca calls, ted talks people have made about me and my restaurant. same time, i've been having a lot of good response, too. >> carley: so mixed reaction. where do you think the hispanic community is in terms of support for the former president? >> we support president donald trump because we know that he going to do a lot better for people that work hard in our cou country. he knows the united states needs people to come to work, not to del de delinquent, you know, we don't like what president biden did, open the border to millions and

millions of people without record. everything that like in 2008, president obama promised a lot of thing for working people and never did anything. >> carley: interesting, you say you prefer donald trump immigration policies over the harris -- over biden-harris administration's? >> yes, i do. >> carley: interesting. so you are a small business owner. what has the last four years been like for you in terms of your business as opposed to under the trump administration? >> you know, for the last four years, it has been harder for us. it is hard to keep our doors open. everything is very expensive, it

is hard for us to keep our doors open and like president donald trump, he's a businessman. he will do better for us. >> carley: what is name of your business so people in las vegas or traveling to the area want to visit they can. >> it is a mexican restaurant. >> carley: there you go. javier barajas, thank you for joining us. we appreciate you waking up early. money, drugs and tax evasion. jury selection starts today. taylor riggs rigdon is here with a preview next. >> todd: this is real, tim walz family supporting trump, cheryl casone has more on the photo that i a rs going viral next.

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failing to pay his taxes. lexi rigdon joins me. how aggressive do you expect the doj to be? >> they are being aggressive enough the case has not resolved. plea negotiations could be ongoing during this period, up until today. there has not been a resolution reached. we are morning of trial and they'll start jury selection, this is going full steam ahead regardless. >> todd: papers and numbers don't lie. you can find a trail and lead it back to hunter if that is what the prosecution chooses to do. what is your prediction on a verdict here? >> that is right. the defense attorney tried to argue there should be evidence

of the car accident that killed hunter's biological mother and his sister and evidence around beau's death. the judge denied it. i expect that parts of this trial for plaintiff and the defense is going to be his partying, drinking and drugs. that shows he was not paying attention. defense side is trying to paint him as dealing with all these issues. you didn't pay them. the fact the case has gone this f far. the plea agreement was tossed after drama, i think they have a fairly strong case. >> todd: trump's attorneys will appear in court today, the

former president will plead not guilty to election interference charges. doesn't this come down to whether you think this was or these were official acts of president trump or not? we can't get away from it. >> that is right, that is built in and everybody knows that is coming, the defense team is talking about pretrial motions that could last through 2025. the judge will have to decide in pretrial context what acts were official and unofficial acts. for example, speaking to mike p pence, they made an issue of that, he was presiding over the senate not necessarily his role as vice president.

is candidate trump doing that an official act on or unofficial act. there will be pretrial motion on the issues. this case is far from resolution and there will be a lot of legal rangling going on. >> todd: and the well on jack smith was inappropriate ly appointed. thank you. >> carley: biden administration accusing russia of trying to influence this year's presidential election and are taking action. >> todd: cheryl casone is here with details on the new indictment. >> cheryl: good morning to both of you. charges against two russian state media employees. they funneled money to a u.s. media company. the goal, interfere with the presidential election. here is david spunt, watch.

>> russia sent a message mocking the situation, first bullet point said ha, ha, ha, ha, 2016 wants their cliches back. rus russian interference, they may think it is not true or real. how do you assure people it is real? >> for us, it is not funny. this is deadly serious and we'll treat it accordingly. >> cheryl: no formal action was taken despite him saying tehran is trying to undercut trump. the two operatives were trying to get a message out, blaming ukraine for the war with russia. tiktok, youtube, this is a big

piece of the election, whether russia or not. >> carley: major update when it comes to development involving u.s. steel. >> cheryl: we've been following this closely. president biden is close to blocking sale of pennsylvania-based u.s. steel to japan's nipon steel. vice president harris was in the state and made it clear she agreed with her boss. >> it is vital for our nation to maintain strong american steel companies and i couldn't agree more with president biden, u.s. steel should be american owned and american operated. >> cheryl: in pittsburgh, where the company is based. the ceo says if the deal is blocked they will likely have to close steel mills two months ahead of the election. statement nipon steel, who had

stated senior management would be u.s. citizens, now saying we have not received an update. we've been clear we do not believe this trans action creates national security concern. interesting and difficult political tight rope to watch and jobs are on the line. >> todd: trump opposes this, too. this could hurt harris more than trump. you can't pick your family. for tim walz, that is a bad thing right now. >> cheryl: families keep getting involved in politics. controversy about this photo that has gone viral, showing members of tim walz's family wearing shirts that say walzes for trump. they are family. the group are distant family. the photo shows eight people

smiling, reposted by president trump, he wrote hey can't wait to meet them. tim walz brother is not really a d democrat fan, he said he supports donald trump. are we at thanksgiving yet? >> todd: this company thing, i know which relatives would be rooting for my opponent and wearing the shirt. >> cheryl: i love my brother, there are times i don't pick up the phone when he calls. i love you, john. >> todd: don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria, don't upset your family on fox business. thank you. why is the taliban not listed as a terror organization? congresswoman nancy mace will explain next. >> carley: over to lawrence jones to look at what is coming up on "fox and friends"?

>> lawrence: cheryl is not alone. >> carley: our our dirty laundry. >> lawrence: be in this together, the family can be upset with us all. >> carley: i'll pass. >> lawrence: coming up this morning on "fox and friends," fox news alert, heartbreak in georgia, school shooting leaves four dead and nine injured. the 14-year-old suspect was flagged by the fbi and interviewed as a possible threat last year. we have a live report on the ground. on the campaign trail, harris hunkers down in debate camp and abc releases debate rules. we will set it up for you. and constant flip flopping in a town hall, we'll have full analysis this morning. how worried should we all be about big tech interference? we'll show you the alexa bias

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>> todd: israeli forces civilian structure in rafah. all as the idf releases video of the tunnel where they found the bodies of the hostages murdered why hamas. >> carley: trey yingst joins us this morning. >> trey: good morning. conduct limited operations inside the gaza strip as we are learning more about the six hostages that were executed last week by hamas. the israeli military has released this video showing the tunnel entrance where the captives were held underneath wrath fall. the video shows the entrance inside of a child's bedroom with paintings of mickey mouse and snow white. the difn says they have skilled 200 operatives in wrath that in recent days. continues psychological warfare releasing another hostage video overnight. showing two of the people speaking before they were killed. diplomatic efforts to get the remaining hostages out of gaza have slowed and u.s. officials say that recent comments from

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu' committing former president trump addressing the war in israel and other policy failures of the biden administration. row minding voters we still haven't seen a foreign policy plan from the harris campaign. >> the world is blowing up. and when you look at ukraine. and you look at rickenbacker, you look at all the things that are happening.

>> i don't want it to be a prediction. we're heading into world war iii territory. >> south carolina congresswoman nancy mace is a member of the house armed services committee. and she joins us now. congresswoman, good morning to you. so i, too. want to emphasize trey's reporting there about the entrance of the tunnel where the six hostages, the six murdered hostages were being held was the entrance of the tunnel where the children's bedroom and it just is further glaring evidence that hamas uses its own civilians and civilian infrastructure as shields and that appears to be a fact that's been lost in this war. what do you think about that and where all of this is going as donald trump made that daunting prediction last night. >> well, very clearly hamas does use innocent civilians, they do use women. they do use children to advance their terrorism on israel and jewish community overseas. and it's very scary what we are in right now. donald trump is absolutely correct.

when you compare back-to-back administrations, donald trump defeated isis. donald trump didn't have the invasions in the wars that were started under the biden-harris administration. and if you look at how weak the white house is, you look at kamala's positions how she waffles on israel worst than joe biden ever could, i believe, is going to make the united states and the world less safe. and he is right about russia invading ukraine and israel. u.s. military assets overseas as well. we very a taliban that aren't designated as stairs organization. a lot going on around the world, if donald trump gets reelected i believe our country and allies will be much, much safer. >> that last point that you mentioned the taliban not being designated a terrorist organization by the biden administration. you have to ask why? what are you waiting for? and you're basically asking that with your new bill it. would force joe biden to declare the taliban a terrorist organization. beyond just that nomenclature

what would happen with that designation per your bill, congresswoman? >> by not designating them as a terrorist organization it, effects other nations might do business with the taliban and entities related to them. but who wants to do business with terrorists, anyone that does. aren't friends of the united states, number one it. would effect the way aid may be received by the taliban. we know that they received tens of millions, maybe north of 50 to $100 million over the last couple of years through the u.n., through ngos, oftentimes funded and paid for by u.s. taxpayer dollars. i want all of those things to end. let's call a terrorist what they're. let's designated them. it matters that the way we designate them matters the way other countries are treated. take the houthis, for example, they also are not. they don't have the most stringent terrorist designation. effects the way saudi arabia interacts with them and pays some of their bills, for example. we want to make sure that we don't negotiate with terrorists, they don't receive foreign aid

from the united states. we don't want neighboring allies, either to do business with them. look at what they are doing to women in afghanistan. >> carley: that's good point and amazing after we fought a 20 year war against them they are not already on that list. what sort of support are you seeing on the -- frommer the other side of the aisle on this? >> it should be a bipartisan issue. but, like most things as congress, things are often partisan. we're going to be -- i will be working very hard to try to get as much as i can across the finish line before the session ends. we only have a few more weeks left. i will be working hard on this and many other pieces of legislation to get both sides of the aisle on board. >> todd: seems like both sides should be on the rule of law that says foreign citizens cannot vote in our election. you need to show proof of id that you are an american to vote. >> 100 percent. >> todd: congresswoman nancy mace, we appreciate your time. and, with that "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪