how about that one.>> how about this one. >> laura: sinatra. >> hello! >> laura: wait a second, is he back with the going with the lines. >> i expect him to show up in at bedazzled leotard and this was not a great momentaura. >> laura: rachel maddow read the entire taylor swift statement as if -- >> they are not playing it.t you set it up and it was good to. it went on for 2 minutes. : you guys are killingme me. >> i'm not sure it>> works but i say not great celebritym endorsements work.he she may go from antihero. >> laura: i know people selling their tickets making big money. they were going to >> todd: a fox weather alert.

louisiana pat er battered by hurricane francine. the tropical storm is making its way into mississippi and rest of the southeast, we're tracking francine's path in just moments. >> carley: trump and harris are heading to battleground states today and after president biden is seen sporting a trump hat in pennsylvania. that is not photo shopped or ai, we'll tell you the back story, that needs explanation. >> todd: and king of the swifties says no bad blood over taylor swift's endorsement of kamala harris. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. tropical storm francine, tropical storm warnings in effect for people over

louisiana, mississippi, alabama and the florida panhandle, dozens of people needed to be rescued after they were trapped. storm surge could reach eight feet in some areas. the storm washing out streets, snapping power lines and downing trees. customer mers are without electricity after wind speeds up to 100 power miles per hour. >> todd: a roof completely blown off a building. janice dean is tracking. do we have that 5:00 a.m. update? >> janice: 45 mile per hour sustained wind, tropical storm made landfall yesterday 5 p.m. eastern time and it is just north of new orleans, the center of circulation, top wind report over 100 miles per hour. it was a category two storm when

it made landfall. 28 to 30 miles per hour in slidell. big impact for a lot of states as the storm pushes northward. close to 400,000 without power for southeastern louisiana, including new orleans. trajectory of the storm, it will weaken significantly, it is over land. it will bring heavy rainfall impact, tropical tornados possible and tropical storm force winds. there is live radar. flash flood alert for new orleans area and tornado watch 2 until 6:00 a.m. the counter clockwise circulation helps bring tropical tornados, a threat for that across portions of the mississippi from the river to the sea valley, southeast,

midsouth for rest of today. those are impacts, heavy rainfall, tropical storm force winds, weak tornados that could cause structural damage. nine inches already for new orleans area. some areas the ground is saturated, it will not take much for flooding impacts. it moves northward and northwest, potential for up to a foot of rain. we'll track francine, what is left, going through the next few days. >> todd: thank you. vice president hamilton hall and former president trump back on the campaign trail today for first time since tuesday's debate. possibility of second debate remains up in the air. ca >> carley: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: former president trushg will be in tucson, arizona talking about high housing cost and illegal

immigration, his fourth visit there since june. the vice president is holding two rallies in north carolina to kickoff her new way forward tour, including michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. harris campaign releasing this new ad, including sound from tuesday's debate. watch. we're a failing nation, a nation that is dying. we're a nation in serious decline. >> i offer new generation of leadership for our country. >> brooke: former president trump is waivering on whether he wants a second debate. >> when a fighter has a bad fight and gets knocked out, first thing he says, we watch a rematch. we won the debate according to every poll, will we do a rematch, i don't know, we'll think about it. >> brooke: and james clyburn is

warning harris not to talk to the media too much. >> i think one-on-one discussions with people in the media will not necessarily connect with the voters. i want to see her connecting with voters. to go on one-on-ones sometimes, it is a question until there is a word that is uttered that can be used in a negative way. >> brooke: since last month, trump-vance ticket has done 45 interviews, compared to eight for harris and walz. >> todd: good they are saying quiet part out loud. clyburn saying we need to keep her in the basement, his advice to her. carley said this needed a back story and it does. check out joe biden, the president, sporting a new hat, smiling wearing a red trump 2024 hat during a visit to a fire

station in pennsylvania. he was offered to swap hat with a trump supporter and briefly took up the offer. he wore the hat in the spirit of unity. shankville fire department he spoke to bipartisan unity after 9/11 and said we needed to get back to that. he's hoping putting on that hat will undue lack of unity and effort to uproot the last four years. >> carley: trump campaign already responded, that will be everywhere today. anti-israel protesters plan day of action on college campuses across the country. our next guest is a jewish student attacked during a protests last spring, he will share his concerns. >> todd: american farmers say they are taking major hits and are warning the rest of the

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>> carley: acting secret service director will meet with the house and senate today to give a briefing on the assassination attempt against former president trump. michael michael waltz had this to say about secret service. >> they are not talking to local law enforcement or federal agencies or state police.

why? they are waiting and deferring to the fbi to finish their investigation and fbi is giving us good old don't ask too many questions, we'll give a few updates. it is under investigation. >> carley: several senior secret service officials are being encouraged to retire as the investigation continues. multiple retirements are in progress and new leaders are taking over crucial areas of the agency. >> todd: trying to avoid accountability. anti-israel protesters planning day of action to storm college campuses acrosses this area. the student intifada continues until divestment and arms emb embargoo. just this past tuesday there was a debate.

[chanting] >> they're all the same. >> todd: the president of jewish students for america and junior at hunter college was attacked at one campus protest. let's start with the timing, one day after 9/11, is that coincidence or something more sinister? >> it is not a coincidence. there was a tiktok trend celebrating osama bin laden. does not surprise me they will do this after 9/11. >> todd: you were attacked in april and we have video of it. take a look. >> get out. >> out. >> get out. >> get out.

>> what are you looking at? >> you are yelling at me. >> pick it up. >> can i pick it up? >> pick it up now. [bleep] >> todd: that was april, this is september, a brand new school year. school had entire summer to figure this out, we continue to see scenes like this on college campuses, why aren't schools doing something about it? >> on the school part, i have a lot of contacts and security people are telling me universities are unprepared and negotiating with students. they have worked out they will not face jail time and colluding with people higher up. alvin bragg got off students who were burning down campus property in that one instance in particular.

regarding congress, their office is incredible. richie torres and mike lawler. but then you have besh bern that stop foreign money affecting the schools. >> todd: bernie sanders is jewish, why would he do this? >> he has marxist leanings and has 14 democratic co-sponsors that goes after china and north korea. he won't advance that bill. >> todd: it is clear, you are wearing a yamyamaka. are you going to skchool today? >> i am.

i try to be friendly, but unfortunately, they see me as somebody to attack. a lot of students feel scared going to campus. >> todd: it will come down to who wins in november, do you in a city like this, at a liberal school like hunter, do you know liberal jewish democrats who are saying, i can't vote for kamala harris, i'm going to vote for donald j trump in november? >> it is very common. we're having, not just students, majority of jews are quite liberal. i have liberal aunts and uncles that feel they can't comfortably vote for the democratic party anybody. you see a life -long democrat that just endorsed donald trump. >> todd: he's been on the air talking about that multiple times. could the election come down to

this in pennsylvania main-line heavy jewish population? we'll see. we appreciate your time. best of luck today and we pray for your safety. no 21-year-old should have to worry about getting beat up going to get a college education. >> carley: dhs secretary mayorkas is downplaying issue of migrant crime. when you hear a charge illegal immigration is one of the greatest to the united states, your thought is what? >> that is false. >> carley: a victim of migrant crime just shared her story with congress and she is sharing it with us next. 's lunch! (♪) mud mask? (♪) if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis,

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>> todd: residents of springfield, ohio drafting petition to recall entire city commission as the community deals with massive influx of haitian migrants.

>> carley: chanley painter is here. >> chanley: the ran for the housing cries and unsafe roads in springfield, this petition is seeking to recall the mayor, saying members of the commission have breached their public responsibility and created untenable housing crisis by abandoning code enforcement and commission has failed to maintain adequate police department. the ohio governor is stepping in while blaming federal government for not helping with increased strain on small communities. >> troopers and patrol cars in springfield to help local springfield police department. i'm committing today minimum and instructed dr. vanderhof, 2.5 million dollars over next two years to deal with the surge

that we're seeing. federal government does not have a plan to support the communities impacted by the surge and no indication that a plan is coming in the future. >> chanley: 15,000 haitian immigrants have arrived in the town of 58,000 people over the last four years. under temporary protected status, it helps certain migrants flee their countries, the biden-harris administration extended that program allow ing haitians to become eligible. >> carley: thank you. there is also this. victims of violent crime testifying yesterday on pro-criminal policies that forever changed their lives. that includes amanda, who was attacked by an immigrant released by then d.a. kamala

harris. >> i was victim of a crime in 2 2008. i was robbed and my skull was fractured in two places. it was a convicted felon, illegal immigrant that should have been in jail. >> carley: amanda joans me now. what you went through in 2008 sounds horrific. before the politics of this, what occurred and how did it change your life? >> well, i was walking to dinner in broad daylight, in a wealthy, nice neighborhood in san francisco, not something you expect to happen to you employs. my purse was stolen, i stepped into the street and he got into that car and it started coming at me, i jumped up on the hood to avoid getting run over.

he floored it and hit the brakes laughing while doing this. i went backwards and fractured my skull and the police in san francisco did a great job. they captured the guy before i was even in a hospital room. i had to id him. i am fine now, i get vertigo occasionally, no lasting injuries that affect my life. >> carley: the emotional toll must have been remarkable. the man who did this was in the country illegally and had been arrested several months earlier on drug charges. he was released on a program started by kamala harris, then d.a. of san francisco. that program would take people considered to be nonviolent

offenders and put them in job training programs. how do you feel about that? could have been in jail and instead in this program and did what he did to you. >> uh-huh. that is correct, he was given the option to stay out of prison to train for jobs he could not legally hold on the taxpayer dollar. >> carley: why be part of a job program when you are in the country illegally and cannot legally obtain a job. >> right. >> carley: that is remarkable. >> it is crazy. >> carley: i know d.a. kamala harris said that was a loophole she wanted to close, it was not closed at the time of your attack. kamala harris is running for president and talking about her past as d.a. and ag and said on the debate stage, i'm only person on this stage who prosecuted trans national

criminal organization for trafficking of guns, drugs and human beings. how do you feel about her claiming to be touch on crime now? >> it is laughable. i'm speechless at that. the crime in san francisco is so bad when i was there and i've heard it has gotten worse since then due to liberal policies. if that is how the rest of the country is going to be under kamala harris as a president, that is just scary, it really is. >> carley: it is true. we want to ask you about this photo, it was taken at a hearing that took place this week showing jerry nadler and an aide. i don't know if he is sleeping, it does not look like he's engaged. his aide is on his cell phone. the women who were testifying

had children who were victims of crime, like patty morin, her daughter rachel morin was a victim of an illegal immigrant. >> yesterday, there were not many members of congress that were there on the democrat side, they think this is irrelevant, they are not interested. to be that callous to not want to hear the stories of people who lost their loved ones to crime caused by having an open border of unvetteds invaders coming into this country. it shows exactly where their mindset is. they don't prioritize it. >> carley: you go into office, i want to become a politician to

change things like that and impact people in a positive way, not look bored while they tell their horrific stories. thank you for joining us. thank you for joining us. todd, over to you. >> miami dolphins star tyreek hill is admitting he could have handled his situation better buts that officer should be fired. >> i could have been better. i could have let down my window. i wish i could go back and do things a bit differently. he has to go, man. in that instance, he treated me bad and my teammates with disrespect and not many times to say you got to go. you, are gone. >> todd: the officer involved is currently on administrative

duties. king of swifties, barstool president dave portnoy says there is no bad blood after taylor swift's endorsement of kamala harris. i don't care, people can vote for whoever they want in this country, i'm voting the other way, to each their own. kansas city chief quarterback says he is staying out of politics. >> i don't want to endorse a candidate, my place is to inform people to register to vote and do their own research and make best decision for him and his family. >> todd: perfect answer. mahomes wife throwing support behind former president trump when she liked a post.

she has since unliked the post. could livelihood of our kid's futures come down to endorsement of singer who made billions writing about her bad decisions. >> carley: i do not know, that was a great dodge by patrick mahomes and encouraging people to register to vote is a great idea. >> todd: kamala harris kicking off battleground blitz in north carolina, while running from the record. trump is reminding americans she's been vice president for three years, what do voters think of harris' record next. >> carley: awaiting historic space walk any minute now, how cool is this? we'll bring it to you live.

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harris-biden administration. >> cheryl: sub-committee held a hearing examining how the biden-harris administration resulted inip celling inflation. linda pryer testified on behalf of american farm bureau federation and said farmers are facing unprecedented challenges. >> this is second consecutive year of negative growth for farmers and ranchers, facing unprus dented challenges, particularly increased petroleum prices. cost impacts more than we pay at the gas pump and increase seed and fertilizer, produce packaging and other essentials. >> cheryl: farming costs have surged under the biden-harris administration, fuel up 48%, machinery 30%, fertilizer up

19%. 8% increase under biden-harris administration. under president trump it was 3.1% decrease and other factors, labor cost which has risen for farmers. >> carley: cheryl, ppi out today. >> cheryl: second big look at inflation today 8:30 a.m. eastern time. this is wholesale inflation. economists predict ppi inched up for august and then year over year prices anticipated to rise. finance committee will hold a hearing with ceo of tax foundation today, be taxes for most americans will rise if trump tax cuts expire next year. couple with two kids making

$1 $165,000 will pay $2500 more per year. vice president harris' tax plan costs almost 800,000 jobs and would add 2.6 trillion to the deficit. harris' proposal, this is big for investors, hiking corporate tax rate, she wants to take that up to 28%. proposal for unrealized gains, is a big negative. markets are watching these proposals and watching the election closely. some analysts at a couple banks have told me point blank, we're watching this election carefully, the policies under trump will be different if we have a president harris. the numbers matter. >> todd: she can try to guild the lilly by saying increase

finances on middle class, numbers say opposite. don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria, i'll be joining you. >> cheryl: see you soon. >> todd: it is a battleground bl blitz, vice president will rally in north carolina and donald trump visits arizona are. quinnipiac poll shows trump lea leading -- by 5 points in arizona. here to react is laurie buckow and sheriff lamb. this question comes from a viewer who is my mom. she says, why would anyone, anyone in arizona vote for kamala harris when it is her reign as border czar that led to the migrant cries, migrant chaos in arizona? >> well, todd, your mom has best question of the day, i don't know how anybody, not just

arizona, anybody vote for kamala harris? i think two biggest issues are border and economy. they have failed the american people miserably when it comes to both issues. the border is out of control, we're seeing more and more americans become victims of crime and more and more cities having trouble with not just criminals, but fentanyl poisoning. the list goes on and on, i don't understand how 50% of americans are contemplating voting for kamala harris at this point. >> todd: i did my own work and wrote my own question. starts with this clip from the debate. >> remember this, she is biden, she is trying to get away from biden. she is biden. the worst inflation we've ever had, a horrible economy because inflation has made it so bad and

she can't get away with that. clearly, i'm not joe biden and i'm certainly not donald trump. >> todd: you are on the ground campaigning trying to get your own votes. as you talk to voters, are they tying kamala harris to her time in the biden-harris administration or giving her a clean slate like she's trying to get? >> they are tying them together, you can't walk around for five minutes, this is farm country, number one economy and i love the segment ms. pryer just testified on talking about energy prices and labor prices crushing farmers. nobody can say the two of them are not together. every time biden come says s down here, local democrats try to dodge him. it will be interesting when kamala comes, see if they do the same thing.

i'm excited for her to come here, so they will know she is tied to biden and failures of this administration. it is great she's coming down. >> todd: okay, 20 seconds for each of you for final question. what do undecided voters of north carolina need to hear from president trump in the last 60 or so days? >> they need to hear he's going to handle the economy, need to hear he will close the border. they know that. we need to get a handle on crime and fentanyl and bring the country back to normal and fix the economy, close the border, take care of esh americans again. >> todd: what do voters need to hear? >> i agree with laurie, talk about experience with the border and fixing the economy and tell stories of americans like laken riley, rachel morin and joslyn

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♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody. we got a big "fox & friends" that starts just ab 8 minutes ad 48 seconds a massachusetts girl's field hockey forced to forfeit a game after learning the opposing team had biological males on their roster. riley gaines is going to react to that coming up. remember the investigation into those three kansas city chiefs' fans death where they apparently froze to death that 9 month investigation is finally wrapping up. we will tell what you to expect. it sounds like there could be arrests. plus, anti-israeli protests planning a day of action at colleges all across the united states of america today. we're talking to one jewish columbia university student who is afraid to return to campus. so what are they doing? stick around. and from the gridiron to capitol hill, how tim tebow is working with lawmakers to protect our kids. he is going to join us live on the couch.

all that and so much more coming up at the top of the hour. so, stick around. in the meantime, hand it back to todd and carley with "fox & friends first." >> carley: it's going to be great three hours, steve. thank you so much. >> steve: thank you. >> carley: white house communications counsel adviser john kirby accidently sent out email dismissing veteran concerns over the botched afghanistan withdrawal. so here's what happened. fox news digital reached out to the white house regarding critical comments from several veterans. kirby replied, quote: obviously no use in responding, a handful of vets, indeed and all of one stripe. he then followed up with fox news digital saying, quote: clearly i didn't realize you were on the chain. he only thought it was white house staffers. tony gonzales is a texas congressman and he joins me now. uh-oh, congressman good morning to you. what do you think of this? it does sound like john kirby saying four veterans. they all might be republicans. one of them was congressman cory

mills so we don't need to respond to this. >> good morning, carley, thank you for having me. i will tell you what, i served in afghanistan. i served five years in afghanistan before i retired as a master chief years later i also attended earlier this week the congressional gold medal ceremony and, you know, met with the 13 americans that were killed at abbey gate and their families. and it was painful. so to dismiss something like that in an email as if it is just a few people, clearly they are disconnected. anyone who served in afghanistan, it is painful to this day. absolutely wrong. should not treat the families that way. they should not treat veterans that way. show a little decency and show a little respect. >> carley: no doubt. so glad those 13 who died were posthumously given that award this week. you were there. i'm sure it was reflective and powerful moment to watch their families receive that award while they were not there to receive it themselves. we want to ask you about this

unbelievable situation impacting your district in el paso. there is a hotel there that suspected members of tren de aragua have taken over and police have responded to this hotel 700 times over the past two years. drug use, aggravated assault. disorderly conduct calls. terroristic threats. one case of indecency with a child. now the county is trying to sue to get this hotel shut down. whether the hotel is shut down or not, these people in our country, which seems like the much bigger issue here. >> this is a real issue. and i remind the viewers i represent two thirds of the texas-mexico border. 823 miles. i have seen this border crisis morph into something else. i have been sounding the alarm on tda these venezuelan gangs for over a year until we finally got them labeled as trans criminal organizations. we are just now starting to go after some of these bad actors. they are already here and embedded not only in communities along the border.

all throughout the country. and do you know what, carley, they are making america less safe. that is the part where so many of my constituents have had enough. we have to get our country back. and the way we do it is round up these people and we deport them. then we hold them. this is all because of biden and harris' administration allowing millions of people to come over that we don't know who they are, in some cases they are these very bad actors. >> carley: you know, congressman, one el paso police officer said that some of these people living in these hotels, the reason that they know they're members of tren de aragua are because they have the tattoos. so how do people get into this country when they have identifiers on their body? some of them could evade border patrol but we know because of the situation out in colorado that those people were presented themselves to border patrol and then were released into the u.s. >> two years ago i walked through one of the border patrol facilities in el paso. and i'm walking through with the

border patrol chief, and there's an individual there. he has got face tattoos. he has tear drops and hand tattoos, neck tattoos gives you the willies as soon as you see him. i ask the chief what is with this guy? he is with venezuela, tony, we don't know anything about him. you are going to release him? yes. they treat the other people in here they bully them. imagine what they are going to do when they get outside. so this problem is very real. it's all because of the administration. but we can't just throw rocks at them. we have got to actively go out. find these individuals, and deport them immediately to keep americans safe. it is a very real threat, more and more people -- we're hearing about the deaths. we're hearing about the murders. what about all the things we're not hearing about. they are terrorizing our communities. the only way we tackle this is if we use local, state, and federal law enforcements to create these task forces. i'm doing that in san antonio and other places.

>> carley: congressman, why not now. if you could do it in january of next year, you could do it now. >> they don't want to. i mean, they are defending these people that are here illegally. the bottom line, they broke the law. and enemy cases these people are causing issues in our community. it's why we have to take back our country with these task forces. we need local, state, and federal law enforcement to go out there and keep us safe. >> carley: partnership indeed. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: you are very welcome. okay, on to a fox news alert. right now four private astronauts are beginning the first ever commercial spacewalk. >> todd: this is wild. greg palkot live with the details. good morning, greg. >> greg: hey, todd, carley, this is space history. just got to turn down cap come as we used to call it in the 60's. looking at the possibility of the start of the first private spacewalk ever held will in

spacex or mr. reaction history. there are four individuals inside the dragon capsule code named resilience part of the polar dawn mission. it is spacex, it is a private company. it is firmly backed by elon musk but it's also backed by private individuals, including a man in that capsule his name is jerrick isaacson, is he a billionaire funded this and other projects. two more projects. funded the development of the very special space suits they will be using. jerrick isaacman and sarah gillis spacex engineer will be leaving the spacecraft to some degree in the next minute. it should be happening now. you know how things go with space programs. they will be basically holding one hand or one foot on the spacecraft but will be emerging fully exposed to the vacuum of

space. and they will be doing it anywhere from 20 minutes to two hours. it's a bit variable right now. the spacecraft is right over the united states right now. they will be doing it in clear view of a lot of people down on the ground in the united states. this is part of a five-day program. they launched on monday. they will be coming back on saturday. they have gone to the heights. they have hit, oh, about 800 miles, 870 miles in one orbit. that's the farthest anyone has gone since the apollo missions to the moon. so they are shooting for the moon right now. or at least a little bit of space history. that's what we are waiting on now, guys. not quite yet. probably in the next coming minute. >> carley: it is remarkable. indeed. greg palkot. thanks so much. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> steve: all right. thank you carley and todd. good morning