the ocean making their way toward the east coast and gulf coast, it might be too late for them to avoid getting tangled up in a potential strike if one were to happen. one analyst telling fox business those vessels have no good options left if a strike happens, those vessels en route will likely be forced to wait off shore for the ports to reopen. some commodities impacted by the strike include petroleum. pharmaceuticals. vehicle and vehicle parts. auto industry is very concerned. the president of the auto care association tells fox business the after market industry alone generates more than 392 bill dollars a year. he is raising concerns about access to maintenance and repairs for consumers across the country and we just got a statement from one of the big three automakers telling us they're closely monitoring the situation and taking actions to minimize any impact. back to you. >> bill: we'll watch it.

lydia hu. impact could be substantial. move to the next hour at 10:00 in new york >> dana: the secret service is under a microscope as they reveal former president trump had the same level of protection as he did while president when there was a second assassination attempt against him on sunday. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: big hour there. good morning. a lot of news indeed. good morning, dana. how many days? how many days? 47, very good. who is counting, right? i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. congressional task force investigating the assassination att attempts, two of them. revealed new details on the attempt to kill trump while -- they were key to preventing another shooting that day. >> dana: they boosted trump's protection package after the shooting this butler, pennsylvania. >> the same security package

that is provided to former president trump at that site doing that activity he received when he was the president. >> to follow up on that some of the local officials had said when trump was president there was more of a presence around the golf course when he was doing that activity. >> i came away today feeling the secret service on this past sunday was treating it the same way as when he was a sitting president. >> bill: it made a difference. what you are seeing right now is brand-new video from a source called mega in west palm beach, florida. this is the area where that gunman hung out and hid out for 12 hours. you can see the brush that hides you a little bit from viewing the street behind you. that's the golf course that you are looking at. 5th and 6th hole where he was lying in wait for donald trump on sunday. fascinating look here. we've seen paparazzi in past years, see some maintenance workers come by.

the course is closed. a lot of courses in florida were closed for the summer. trump's course is no different he went to the club that day. i don't believe it was on his schedule and i believe it was unannounced and grab a buddy and said let's have a match together. they went out. i believe they might have been some of the only golfers on the course that day. this is the scene in that brush or bush or hedgeline where he sought refuge. >> dana: that new video and a new update from david spunt at the justice department with more. good morning. >> good morning. members of both sides of the aisle and congress say apparently the update in secret service or boost in secret service worked. president biden, after the july 13th shooting of former president donald trump that almost took his life, actually killed someone, they say that that worked and helped the

secret service to be able to thwart what could have been a tragedy on sunday. let's go over what former president trump currently has secret service-wise. the same protection package as the vice president harris and president biden. they all received counter snipers, drones, counter surveillance, protective intelligence and counter assault teams. the difference is biden as a sitting president travels with department of defense communications, satellites and the nuclear launch codes. harris has access to those communications as well. trump does not or do other former presidents. >> the secret service did a great job. they saw the barrel of a gun, big gun, and it came out through bushes and how many people would see that? he really was very exceptional to have done it and we've been going through a lot of it. we're getting very good at it. >> meanwhile the suspect over the weekend sitting in a florida jail cell waiting for a sentencing hearing. a criminal complaint was

released. a formal indictment is forthcoming. sources are quiet whether he is cooperating. more charges are possible. two investigations are going on at capitol hill looking at what went wrong july 13th and what the agency can do better. they are expected to be scathing. and an investigation in what the secret service can do better. >> dana: retired nypd inspector paul mauro and attorney who went to the rally last night. we'll get to that in a moment. listen to president trump who stopped at a bar last night having a crypto event. he was asked if he feels safe. >> do you feel safe, mr. president? are you looking at any private security in addition? >> i feel very safe. i have the top of the line people.

they needed more people. now they have them. they have been given that. i guess it's presidential level and based on the poll numbers i guess you have to do that. we're leading in just about every poll and we have to be safe. we really have to be safe for the country. >> dana: do you think the adjustments and enhancements secret service made are enough? >> there are counter fact to always here. the main press conference that had representatives from all the agencies, the sheriff came out who led the press conference and said it was not the case and he didn't have the package that he had when he was sitting president. so i don't know what to make of that. that sheriff certainly seemed informed. in fact, he has donald trump's home within his jurisdiction and and -- i assume he is up on that. either the package in place for a sitting president maybe isn't entirely adequate. while this was a spontaneous event, the idea that donald

trump was going to go right by that aperture in the hedge line and somebody in a position to take a direct shot at him is very troubling. that said, under the conditions that were there, you cannot take away the acute alertness of that agent to see that barrel of that gun. he really averted something there and that's what the service is expected to do. as i've been saying on the air, i see this as something of a bureaucratic flaw or failure but an individual people on the ground, service agents, braved, trained agents on the ground success. that's a distinction. they still need to look bureaucratically at this event and make some adjustments. >> bill: you were at the rally last night on long island. ironically, yesterday was the 18th, right? that was the original sentencing date here in new york, right? they had planned this date to be in new york and stuck with it.

>> dana: good point. >> bill: you talked to a number of people in the crowd last night. here is part of what you found. watch. >> what brings you out? >> trump brings me out. i'm a big supporter of trump. >> here at the rally, we're from new york. >> on the border is the biggest issue. people are afraid all the time. crime is going up. >> economy. people can't afford groceries. >> bill: bryan llenas was out there, too. where are these folks from? were they from new york or out of state >> i talked to ten people. all ten people are from long island. >> this was a long island crowd. the nuances, nassau has tilted blue and it is very strongly red now. donald trump did that. so did the county executive named bruce blakeman who flipped the seat and responsible for helping put this event together

and he has consolidated that county as being a red area and long island in general now is very strongly red. the atmosphere i would separate atmosphere from substance just assessing the rally. different from watching it on television. the atmosphere is there is a feeling of liberation, release. you can feel the pent up energy in the room coming out. 18,000 people there who just want a moment to say you know what? we're not the bad guys as we've been told all these years by the mainstream media and i have 18,000 friends who feel the same way. people are hugging, people in costumes and seeing old friends. when he comes out the place explodes. i've been to concerts in that place and just this loud. substantially he made some interesting points, though. within all the applause line. he plays the crowd like the conductor. he builds to an applause line.

there is policy. he talked about the fact -- we've talked about this on the air. he wants to put together task forces to combat migrant crime gangs. he made the distinction between the migrants and gangs he wants to go after with a task force. talked about that. he named specific victims and they were all women. something else we've talked about of the migrant crime gangs. a little bit outside my purview but talked about the tariff issue and announced something that i hadn't heard called a reciprocal trade act and pin tariffs that we put to what other nations do to us and make it commensurate. there was some policy points in there. you need the substance to send people away satisfied but he builds to that ending crescendo, the place explodes and everybody goes away happy. we did the interviews in the parking lot. it was fun, great energy and the people were great. >> bill: you got to sleep at home, too. >> i did.

>> bill: a busy morning on capitol hill. on the screen left the house oversight committee is holding a hearing to dig into the biden-harris administration's policy failures on the right they're looking at immigration and border crisis. we'll monitor it coming up this hour. stand by on that. >> dana: lawmakers are now scrambling to avoid guess what, a government shutdown after the house rejects a spending bill that would also require proof of citizenship to vote. house speaker johnson says there is no plan b, is there a plan c? chad pergram is live from capitol hill. >> even the provision mandating that people show their citizens to vote was not enough to salvage the bill. the plan renewed current government funding for six months without add ons, 14 republicans bolted. >> there was a range of objections. some people look for the perfect piece of legislation, some

people are philosophically opposed to continuing resolutions. i don't think it will come to a shutdown. i believe we can get the job done. >> it is about the math. the bill failed 220 to 202. two democrats from swing districts voted yes. one from washington and one from maine. two gop members voted present including marjorie taylor greene. >> mike johnson is the one leading on this. how is he going to deliver it? johnson won't even answer the question. these are all questions. this whole post from president trump, the ability to deliver it, this is all on mike johnson. >> greene was referring to a statement by former president trump. he encouraged a government shutdown unless the gop guarantees election security. the former president says republicans have, quote, been pushed around long enough by democrats. democrats say the gop often

courts shutdowns. >> because in the dna of extreme maga republicans, has consistently been an effort to make extreme ransom demands of the american people and if those extreme ransom demands are not met, you should down the government. >> johnson lacks leverage after failing to pass his own bill. the senate could jam the house with a stand alone bill averting a government shutdown likely takes republicans and democrats. the deadline is october 1st. back to you. >> dana: thank you. >> how do you think hezbollah operatives feel about using their cell phone or tablet or laptop or turning on their car ignition or even using the toaster or coffeemaker or refrigerator? of course these explosions are going to wreak havoc. >> dana: hezbollah on its heels. israel stepping up pressure on the terror group.

is the biden-harris administration doing enough to help our closest ally in the middle east? >> my brother, this is not your car, this is my car. but why are you in my car? no, you can't get out. we calling the cops. what do you mean for what? this is grand theft auto. are you trying to steal my car? what are you doing? >> dana: amazing. >> bill: a driver of a corvette finds a thief in his own car and how it ended in a case of poet i can justice. >> a cornerstone of the democratic base. the teamsters declining to make a presidential endorsement dealing a blow to the harris campaign. >> this was a surprise. it's automatic. they endorse the democrat automatic. they looked at her and said we're not going there, i'm sorry.

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>> dana: the auto industry hoping for a jump start as the fed announces a cut to interest rates. some analysts say it will take time for buyers to reap any benefits. jeff flock from fox business is live in glen mills, pennsylvania. what did you find? >> chrysler, jeep, dodge, ram, david, what i found, look at this. a whole new shipment of jeep ranglers, the question is will peep be able to afford them. new car loans. the average a little less than 7%. if you have good credit he get a break. 51/four. if you have tougher credit, it is more like 10%. if you have bad credit, you are paying 15%. what does that do to a car payment?

right now it's over $7 hundred. it was less than 600 a couple of years ago. david chrysler jeep dodge ram. will this make a difference, david? >> every bit helps, right? we're equating it to dlsh --. it helps. consider the fact three years ago we were at 3 1/2% and now prime is 51/four. so every bit helps. >> i want to leave you with the numbers of delinquencies. people are having trouble paying loans. this year it is up to 8%. three years ago it was 5%. something you ought to keep an eye on as well. >> dana: you add very expensive auto insurance on top of that

and it is difficult for people right now. might be a while to see a change. thank you, jeff. we'll be right back to you if we get anymore. in the meantime, there is this. >> we didn't get solid commitments from either candidate, major factor not to endorse any candidate. however, we did a lot of polling, as you know. the polling leaned heavely towards former president trump. >> sean o'byrne talking to neil yesterday afternoon. blow to the party. kamala harris is the first democrat in decades not to get the endorsement of them. 60% of its members support former president donald trump. >> teamsters carry a lot of weight. the dems can't believe it. it was always automatic that democrats get the teamsters. they said we won't endorse the

democrats this year. it was an honor for me. >> founder of the auto workers for trump back with us is in michigan near detroit. good morning to you. why did it go this way? >> good morning. why did what go this way, the vote for trump or the non-endorsement? >> the vote for trump essentially. >> well, 60% vote is what i've been predicting. we're getting in the uaw i'm doing an auto plant rally every week at a different auto plant in the detroit area and we hear numbers higher than that. 65 or 70% of uaw members are supporting donald trump. the very existence of our industry is at stake. with teamsters there will always be trucking, just less of it. but it is an existential threat if kamala harris is elected president to the auto industry

because she said she wants no gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035. well, that will completely annihilate the domestic auto industry and dealing strictly with chinese-made vehicles in five to ten years. >> bill: the poll is on screen. electronic vote. trump got nearly 60% of the vote. on july 3rd, however, this is what we thought the vote was in a straw poll. joe biden was going to come out ahead slightly at 44% and the difference that you just pointed out is there is only one thing that's changed, kamala harris is now the top of the ticket. >> kamala harris can't run from her policy positions. she announced them in 2019 when she was running for the democrat nomination. if anybody wants to know where she truly stands on issues that will affect the auto industry, they need to look at her 2019 platform and she said she wanted

to have manufacturers building no new gas-powered or diesel-powered vehicles by 2035. those are her words. that's what she ran on. she is basically saying let's get rid of the domestic automakers because we're going to mandate we only build electric vehicles. right now china builds over half of all the electric batteries that are being produced and they control virtually all of the minerals and raw materials that are needed to make those batteries. cobalt, lithium, etc. so we're basically handing the industry over to china if kamala harris elected. >> bill: sean o'brien had a prime time speaking gig at the convention in milwaukee. you don't always see that. you call him a coward. here is aoc. >> he is a coward. >> i'm very disappointed in sean o'brien's leadership. i have found it increasingly

alarming all year when the teamsters are in trouble, who do they call when we need to make sure teamsters pensioned are built out and that they have a fair shake at the negotiating table with rail? it was sean o'brien calling democrats for help. >> bill: i don't know what you make of that. >> here is what i make of it. >> maybe wisconsin and pennsylvania, certainly michigan. the union vote is significant. >> that's the problem right there. the union bosses have become so intertwined with the democrat party that they can't get away from it. even when they espouse bad policy that will hurt the industry the democratic party is getting all their money and foot soldiers from the union bosses whether uaw or teamsters. that's where the real endorsement has an effect. it's not just money, it's foot soldiers who hand out campaign

materials. so the unions have just become a fundraising arm for the democrat party and that's the problem. they need to stick to negotiating pay, benefits and working conditions like the original union founders meant for it to do back in the 30s and 40s. >> bill: brian worked for chrysler, recently retired from ford motor company. you almost hit for the cycle. see where it goes, thank you. >> thanks a lot, bill. >> michigan will be the most fun because you have -- you are so set up for greatness. >> dana: former president trump and vice president harris both going all in on michigan. vp back there today and guess who she will be talking to? is farel showing shade at taylor swift for endorsing harris? what he said and it has people talking. ♪

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>> we're going to michigan because we want to be a little bit michigan-centric. >> bill: everything in yellow we consider battleground. michigan light blue. it leans democratic at the moment. there were a couple of polls that came out quinnipiac a couple of weeks ago, harris up five. this is marist a short time ago with harris up five in that one as well. let's go back to history to let you know what happened in 2020 and 2016 to refresh our memories. hillary clinton didn't go to michigan and that was the last stop that donald trump made in 2016. it helped him win the state. just by a sliver. but four years ago this is joe biden winning the state by almost three points. raw vote 154,000.

you go back to 2016. one of the closest ones on the entire board. donald trump was 11,000 votes. percentage there that night.2% to win what was then 15 electoral votes in michigan. 16 then, 15 now. they lost one during the census. you have a guest who knows michigan well, do you not? >> dana: better than all of us put together. senate candidate mike rogers, great to have you here. one of the things i noticed in the fox news poll yesterday is how much change would you like to see the next president make in the country? address i can change 34%. major -- you would be different for michigan in the senate. what is your message to them and how do you feel about your race? >> we feel very good about it. the 80% we're feeling it out in diners and other things we do. we do a diner tour in michigan i have found more common sense in the average michigan diner than

all the committee rooms back in washington, d.c. they come up with great ideas. here is the problems that they say dana, listen, this is broken and why i think you see the high number. first time in history within the last four years because of the democrats we import more food than export. we have more foreign-produced cars in america than domestic cars. your credit card debt has gone over a trillion dollars and the interest payment on our national debt is going to surpass the department of defense. so i think people are ready for that change. they want to get back to what works. e.v. mandates really disrupting american auto industry but in michigan when the rest of the country gets a cold, we get pneumonia. >> bill: you have a well-known opponent and had the seat for sometime. they found she is up five. 51-46. what we don't know until they vote on november 5th is how the states have changed.

places like georgia, north carolina, arizona. how has michigan changed? >> so you saw the auto worker for trump just a little bit ago on your program. that is completely different. he is getting 65 and 70% of auto workers saying they will vote for us. we encounter that in the small manufacturing facilities that feed into the big uaw building plants. we have a million -- over the million people building internal combustion engine parts and things to build a car. those folks are starting to drift to a republican because they see the problem and the damage that the democrats have done to the industry in the state. it is 40% less labor. do a straight math problem. 1.1 million people building gas engine cars, take 40%, 400,000 manufacturing jobs out of the state of michigan because of the e.v. mandates. they are saying this is not for me. >> bill: they are talking about it. >> it is a big issue in

michigan. >> dana: importing more food than we produce. i come from a ranching background. neither the dnc or rnc, neither convention was their mentions of farmers and ranchers and what they are going through. why are they being ignored? >> it is costing them. i got the farm bureau endorsement this week. they haven't endorsed a republican since 2006 for this seat. we talked to farmers, we're trying to understand exactly what's going on. regulatory environment that washington, d.c. is putting on these farmers will put them out of business. now they are talking about the increasing the estate tax. what farmers care about is their kids and grandkids. they want to be able to produce enough food and i hope they make some money to stay in business and they want to pass it on to their kids. democrats are saying you can't do that. you are a terrible rich person. 140,000 farms have gone away, family farms. we have 45,000 left in michigan.

we will have to fight to keep those farms and want to let them farm to produce food. i don't want my food come from out of the country. >> bill: a big race and we're watching it carefully. we have an open invitation to join us any time and come on board. with your background with the f.b.i. and intelligence. we try to figure out why not a single word said about an attempted assassin and trying to get to the bottom of that. do you have an answer? >> i don't have an answer. you talking about president trump >> bill: not a single press conference in 48 hours. what's up? >> i don't get it. he was there for 12 hours is the scary part. this has a bigger set of problems for the secret service. the conversation in america. they don't want to talk about first one or the second one. i just talked to a u.s. senator last night who had their house shot up, republican. something is going on. i think they are afraid to talk about it. they need to come out and set the record straight and their rhetoric must stop. >> dana: the more people will

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>> bill: so at this moment on the hill house homeland security committee looking at that now holding a hearing on president

biden's border policies for the past four years and their effect on the u.s. terror threat here at home. griff jenkins watching that from d.c. what have you heard so far? >> this is the stuff that keeps border officials up at night. terror threats slipping across the border and in opening remarks the chairman worries about what we don't know. >> if we know that nearly 2 million individuals are considered gotaways, how many of these individuals also appear on the terror watch list? >> lawmakers are hearing from a former director of the f.b.i. terrorist screening center which maintains the terror watch list. this brand-new video shot saturday by california resident corey in the san diego sector shows where the overwhelming number of special interest aliens from countries like syria, iran, lebanon are crossing. this comes, bill, as cbp stats show over the past three years the number of individuals caught between ports of entry who match the terror watch list has

increased by more than 1300% compared to the previous five years. remember, our colleague bill melugin issued a foia request seeking only the nationalities of the terror watch list suspects. denied in may and denied on appeal in august with cbp citing privacy in law enforcement sensitivity concerns. here in washington yesterday, vice president harris was blasting former president trump over his border policies. >> we all remember what they did to tear families apart. and now they have pledged to carry out the largest deportation, a mass deportation, in american history. imagine what that would look like. >> the recent polling shows a majority of americans do support trump's deportation plan. >> bill: we'll see what more comes from that hearing and after that. griff jenkins in washington, d.c. thank you. >> dana: breaking news now. hezbollah promising to retaliate against israel. hundreds of devices exploding

across lebanon. for a second straight day. this just in. idf announced it's striking hezbollah targets across lebanon as we speak. we have a former director for middle east affairs at the security council at the white house. breaking news, what do you know what's happening now with the idf in lebanon? >> well, dana, it is a little too soon to tell. the idf has been striking targets across lebanon now for a number of months and while the israelis have talked about potentially stepping up their attacks and the war entering a new phase, it is unclear whether it's more of the same because we have had jets over previous nights attacking targets or whether it represents something new. >> dana: defense minister galant said this yesterday. start of a new phase in the war, allocating forces to the northern arena and mission is clear, ensuring the safe return of israel's northern communities

to their homes. the security situation must be changed. there is a lot of pressure domestically for israel as well to get people who had to leave their homes after october 7th, they would like to get back there but not going to do that if the hezbollah fighters are on their doorstep. >> that's right. this is one thing i think doesn't get enough attention in the sort of external coverage of this war. you have 70,000 israelis evacuated from those northern communities for almost a year who have no idea when they can go back to their homes. 100,000 evacuated on the lebanese side. they have to do something to change the calculus. unfortunately withdrawing those citizens from the north has turned israel's north into a free fire zone. now israel finds itself having to fight its way back into its own territory. >> dana: a statement from our intelligence and law enforcement yesterday saying iranian militia cyber actors sent unsolicited

emails associated with president biden's campaign contained an excerpt taken from stolen material from trump's campaign as text in the emails. the harris-walz campaign aren't aware of any material being sent directly to the campaign. you said something to our producers. we have been pretty much on defense on foreign influence on elections going back for the while now. you ask the question, when do we go on offense? well, when do you think we should and what would that look like? >> i do think we should go on offense. this has become the new norm am. iran, russia, china, lots of examples of this. iran really interfered in the 2020 elections, something that is easily forgotten now. our response has been to expose it, to try to strengthen the systems and so forth. all well and good. but our own cyber capabilities far exceed those of iran or other adversaries. it is time, i think, we thought

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>> why are you in my car? no, you can't get out. we're calling the cops. what do you mean for what? this is grand theft auto. >> dana: it's amazing to me. the owner of the corvette found the thief trapped in the driver's seat begging to be let out. it happened on monday. the suspect was later arrested on burglary charges and i don't know, judge janine has a segment called stupid criminals. we might have that today on one more thing. >> bill: let's get to this now. famous hip-hop producer offering advice for election season. stay in your lane, i like this. today's hemmer celebrity news. he says he is fed up with celebrity endorsements calling out hollywood stars and telling them to stop pushing their views to the public. he said i don't do politics, end quote. it is short, simple, easy. >> dana: i'm saying on "the

five" i have a don't ask, don't tell. it's like not necessary in my life and i think he is also trying to say look, i don't need to get crosswise with anybody. taylor swift, she doesn't care. >> bill: how does he stay happy? because he stays out of it, right? >> dana: and he made a lot of money on that song. i got the song, indeed i got it. a shadowy group known as the patriots run project is facing backlash over recruitment policies. unsuspecting candidates act as potential spoilers in competitive house races. it caught my eye the other day and asked someone to look into it. >> there are few details available on this group other than charges it coaxes random trump supporters in swing districts to run for congress to weaken the republican candidates there. all from an associated press investigation that reports the patriots run project even duped

one trump supporter into running against first term iowa republican congressman zach nunn. >> democrats have stepped up their game to use truly shady tactics that not only are a direct threat to our democratic institutions in iowa. >> one conservative group filed a complaint with the federal election commission accusing the project the violating campaign finance law. it wants the fec to look into the group, figure out who is involved with it or tied to it. >> this is something that i've never seen before. the level that they have gone to interfere in these key elections is astounding and they should be held accountable for these actions. >> established democratic party campaign organizations and boxed say they have nothing to do with the patriot run project. several house democrats say they haven't even heard of the group. >> dana: thanks for bringing

that to us. a lot of funny business out there. >> bill: before we go, he said before we go. election officials are going to the ends of the earth. even to the astronauts. >> i sent down my request for a ballot today, as a matter of fact. they should get it to us in a couple of weeks. >> an important duty that we have as citizen and looking forward to being able to vote from space which is pretty cool. >> bill: that's cool. >> dana: they'll make history. >> bill: they work with nasa to send electronic ballots to the astronaut to make sure it stays secret. the county clerk in houston is assigned to process it when it comes back to earth. why don't we just bring them home? why don't we do that? >> dana: passwords should not be passwords. harris faulkner is next.