>> dana reads sports. >> dana: well, martha, aren't you in for a treat. historic night for los angeles dodgers pitcher ohtani, now the first player in mlb history to hit 50 home runs with 50 stolen bases, it's called a 50/50 all in one season. watch here. >> ohtani sends one in the air, the other way, back it goes. gone! one-of-a-kind player. one-of-a-kind season. shohei ohtani starts the 50/50 club. >> dana: i didn't know what the 2020 club was earlier this week. the cincinnati reds. it's when you have 20/20, 30/30. >> martha: i didn't know what

that was, either. >> dana: we'll have more of that later on indeed. also this. claims of a biden-harris cover-up at the southern border raising new alarms for national security. a former border patrol chief is accusing the administration of suppressing information about the alarming spike in border crossings by special interest aliens with suspected ties to terror. i'm dana perino. good morning to you. >> martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. bill hemmer is off today. congressional testimony from a retired border chief alleges a disturbing pattern by the biden-harris administration ordering border agents to hide and not speak about the magnitude of the border crisis by shielding critical information from the press and the american public. that witness appeared in a powerful interview last night on hannity. watch this. >> we were not allowed to put any information out on any of the individuals, whether it be

the significant increase in number of significant aliens that entered or any information out that we had large gaps, area zones, entire zones across texas, arizona and california that had no agent presence for weeks at a time. we have no idea what and who entered our country over that time frame. we weren't allowed to put that information out, either. >> dana: griff jenkins at the white house. good morning, griff. >> good morning, dana. these are serious allegations. former san diego sector chief testifying under oath that the administration muzzled him amid growing threats of a terrorist slipping across the border. >> in san diego we had an increase in significant interest aliens. these are aliens with significant ties to terrorism. at the time, i was told i could not release any information on this increase in sias or mention any of the arrests. administration was trying to convince the public there was no

threat at the border. >> stats show you can see here more than 3,000% increase in the number of individuals caught between ports of entry matching the terror watch list under the biden-harris administration. as both are attempting to put donald trump on the defense. >> does he prefer to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem? [applause] and he has put his poll it -- personal political security before border security. >> there is no substitute for comprehensive immigration reform. every time we got close, maga republicans blocked it to make it a campaign issue. >> what do you do with lower numbers? migrants continue crossing in the san diego sector and it comes as a latest fox poll says immigration ranks second behind

higher prices driving voters to the ballot box. finally today biden is holding his first full cabinet meeting in almost a year. we expect that dhs secretary mayorkas may be here. dana. >> dana: so incredible to me on the cabinet meetings. amazing. thank you. >> martha: maybe the homeland security chief will be there. we'll see. why wouldn't he be at a full cabinet meeting at the white house? that's a good question. we'll see what happens. "fox news sunday" anchor shannon bream joins us, great to have you with us this morning. i want to play another exchange. the immigration issue is so important to voters. we really have yet in the total 15 different forms of interviews that kamala harris has done haven't heard anybody press her on her record as vice president on this issue. here is a little bit of what happened on that topic last night with oprah. watch. >> specific steps to strengthen the border?

>> so it is a very important question. you know my background was as a prosecutor and i was also the elected attorney general for two terms of the border state. the bill would have allowed us to have more resources to prosecute trans national criminal organizations and it would have been part of the solution. and donald trump called up those folks and said don't put that bill on the floor for a vote. >> to answer the question, now that that bill has gone and hasn't passed, will you reintroduce that? >> absolutely. >> martha: shannon, your thoughts on that answer given what we know about the executive orders and the other things that were put in place by this administration in june. >> shannon: it would be interesting if she ends up as president debates on what the makeup of the senate and house is, if they call her bluff and put that back on the table because a couple of things.

it does include funding for the wall and other kinds of things she said she was absolutely against and called it a trump vanity project. but you know that a number of lawmakers, critics of it will say we were never going to pass that bill regardless of what president trump said. critics will argue it codified a bigger steady flow of people coming into the country and included magnets like work permits for people here before they had legal status and other things that would attract more people. it is a problem that neither party has figured out and settled just yet. she hasn't been able to articulate what she would do differently than president biden and how she would turn things around on that issue. we are lacking details still. >> dana: what behr the former border patrol chief who now is testifying under oath saying the biden-harris administration told him to cover things up? >> yeah. he says it is not only we know people are showing up on the terror watch list and the numbers have exploded from the information we have been able to get.

but he talked about that specific class, the significant interest aliens. those aren't just people you are a little worried about. according to the definition they have some significant tie to terrorism and we have no way to track the flow of those people coming in. he told, you know, under testimony under oath yes that he was told to keep those numbers under wraps. he himself was overseeing the release of hundreds of people coming illegally just in that san diego sector every day. he was told not to talk about it. we have heard f.b.i. director wray specifically mention all the red lights flashing and he worries what has come across our border. millions of people that we have no way to track or understand what their backgrounds are. >> dana: i'm thinking about we just saw a piece of that oprah event last night and there were so many celebrities there talking about how great the vice president is and supporting her. but this reaction from a michigan voter on that issue of whether or not that is something

that moves people is informative. let's watch. >> celebrities aren't there struggling or trying to find a job, trying to find food for their family. they are not -- it's not real life. we're looking for some real life endorsements. the celebrity endorsements just don't matter. >> martha: that was angela from michigan. >> shannon: we all probably know that's anecdotally true. our new fox polling shows north of 60% of people feel like things of grocery prices are a major problem for their family. gas up the car, go to the store, pay a p rent or mortgage are real world checks that will go a lot further in swaying how people end up voting. president trump has a 10-point advantage who would be handle to immigration, five points on the

economy. we'll see whether vibes that people get from their daily reality impact the race more. early votes are starting to come in today. >> dana: hard to believe that a week ago on sunday is when president trump faced another -- a second assassination attempt. it was after "fox news sunday." here we are a week later and maybe get more answers today. coming up this sunday, how do we advance the story from here? >> >> shannon: we'll have republican mike waltz and democrat madeline dean. bipartisan members of the house task force. have the first hearing next week after we hear from the acting secret service director this afternoon. we're told we'll be shocked and appalled about what they've uncovered. what level of protection are the candidates getting moving forward? there has been disputed information about that. we hope the task force members trying to do this in a bipartisan united way can give

us new inside scoop. >> dana: we'll be watching "fox news sunday" for sure. thank you. as shannon just said the acting secret service director ronald rowe is expected to take questions from the press today. they are entering a new phase of its internal probe on the security failures that led to the july 13th assassination attempt against former president trump in butler, pennsylvania and david spunt is live at the justice department with more. hi, david. >> hi. good friday morning to you. ronald rowe said transparency is paramount and taking the protective playbook used by the secret service for the past several years, decades and throwing it out. we'll hear several things from him today. we'll get a preview or summary of this internal secret service report. separate from the report on capitol hill. it is a look in the mirror report. what did the secret service do wrong leading up to and on july 13th when the former president was millimeters away from being shot in the head

losing his life. an excerpt of his remarks it is apparent that ronald rowe is ready to hold some accountable and say we have the most robust penalties in violations of policy will result in disciplinary action. they revealed former president trump's security package is the same as when he was president. fox news is told president biden upped the security for president trump but some are skeptical that the two men share the same security package. watch. >> if this is the highest level of security based on the threats against president trump we need to create several higher levels of security. it seems to be inadequate. >> trump biden and harris have counter snipers, drones, protective intelligence and counter assault teams. as a sitting president, biden travels with d.o.d. communication, satellites, nuclear launch codes. within an hour the house is supposed to vote on a measure to

give equal protection for all presidential candidates to make sure that those presidential candidates in the future no matter what the party is, that they get the exact same protection as the sitting president. mike johnson told our colleague a while ago he hopes ronald rowe will hold people accountable as he will say in his remarks at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll cover it. >> dana: you have a busy job and we appreciate all you do. thank you so much. >> let me spell out the danger of four more years of weakness in the white house is kamala is reelected iran will obtain nuclear weapons. they're about ready to do it. >> martha: donald trump trying to court jewish voters growing disillusioned with democrats. can he win them over? one voter is already on board. did you catch this? >> this is not your car.

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>> so my message today is very simple. if you want israel to survive you need donald trump as the 47th president of the united states. [cheers and applause] very, very simple, right? >> martha: former president trump making his pitch to jewish

voters in the nation's capital last night. his address to the israeli american council promising to bring home the remaining hamas hostages in reelected. aishah hosni covering the story for us in washington. >> that was probably the most emotional moment of the night as former president trump tries to convince jewish voters across america to abandon democrats. watch. >> that's a great group of people. that's a lot of people, too. we're going to get them out. thank you. >> bring them home they started chanting. he also commented for the first time about iran stealing sensitive information from his campaign and offering it to the biden campaign. >> iran has spied on my campaign. think of this, and given the information to kamala. if kamala is reelected iran will

quickly obtain nuclear weapons. they are already about ready to do it. >> he promised to ban refugee resettlements in the gaza strip and cut funding to american universities if -- they ought to have their heads examined. the former president is expected to get back on the trail to the battleground states. he goes to north carolina and surrogates fanning across the country holding town halls. >> martha: thank you very much. >> dana: one voter sold on the former president's message on israel joins us now. steve rosenberg is a democrat from pennsylvania. he told us he plans to vote for president trump this time around. tell us why. >> well, dana, as the president just shared to me and i spent a lot of time thinking about it.

if you are a jew, pro-israel, there is only one candidate here. actions speak louder than words. kamala harris has surrounded herself with some of the worst jew haters that there are. phillip gordon, elon goldberg. they are pro-iran, not pro-israel. to me all the other issues on the table, whether you be climate oriented, abortion oriented, whatever your orientation is, if you are not focused on being a jew and being pro-israel right now we're in the fight for our literal lives. all those issues won't be there if we are dead in four years. they're trying to kill us. >> dana: talk about a crisis indeed. kamala harris is talking about her policy kind of with some specifics on israel-gaza war. >> we need to get this deal done and we need to get it done immediately. >> in the way we said and the we

interact as their ally are there specific policies. >> i'm entirely supportive of the pause we've put on the 2000 pound bombs and so there is some leverage that we have had and used. but ultimately the thing that is going to unlock everything else in that region is getting this deal done. >> dana: what do you make of that? >> i don't know what deal she is talking about. the two-state solution she is out of her mind. that has been on the table since 1948 and it has been rejected time and time again. in fact, dana, you know because you are a student of this, prime minister sharon pulled out of gaza in 2005 and left them the most gorgeous region they could have, the dubai of israel. the palestinians immediately voted in hamas to be their leadership. then they dismantled gaza and

used the materials to dig tunnels into israel to kill jews. i don't know what deal sthe is referring to. >> dana: she might be referring to a hostage deal not mentioning six of them were killed by gun right before they were going to be rescued. >> here is the deal on the table. hamas, bring the hostages back. israel will happily leave gaza and go back to israel. happily not -- >> dana: let me show you this and get your take. in 2020, call for number two, jewish voters in 2020 went biden 69%, trump 30%. in our poll from this week, who do you trust to do a better job on the israel war, harris at 45, trump 52%. we appreciate you coming on to give your perspective. have you heard from other jewish americans in your community or throughout pennsylvania that are thinking similarly to you? >> well, some have. some are afraid to say that they

will support donald trump for whatever the reasons are. there are some that still say things like i would never vote for a republican. i would never vote for donald trump. they are worried about what happened on january 6th, which is insanity to me because they aren't worried about what happens in the country every single day, which is ten times worse than january 6th. again, if you are a jew and you are not worried about your literal existence, then i don't know what else to tell you. this guy -- president trump stood he stood with the israelis. every single israeli i met. i know a lot of them. has said to me please vote for donald trump. please vote for donald trump. every single solitary one. >> dana: what do you think of the reporting that -- i didn't see the full context, that if he doesn't win, the jews would be at fault. >> there will be a lot of people

at fault. the president says a lot of -- trump says a lot of things. i would ask this question about people like you, great reporters, often ask are you better off today than you were four years ago? i would phrase that question differently. who is better off four years ago than they were? you know who is? iran, chinese, north koreans are much better off. i don't want to live in a world where the mullahs wake up happy every day and that cap it later to iran, who is the greatest sponsor of terror in the world. the abram what accords prove there is a deal on the table. the next one to come in should be saudi arabia. could you imagine a transformation that would happen with israel and saudi arabia making a deal together? it would be great. >> dana: i can imagine it. i think it was going to happen. my greatest wish i would have

been on your text thread when the pagers exploded. >> we can make it happen. there is no prize for being on the last train to auschwitz. >> dana: indeed. thank you, steve. let's stay in touch. >> thank you, dana. >> they are going to provide evidence they find of motive. evidence that of this association and beliefs. i think that's very important the public get the real story on that. >> martha: his state will conduct their own investigation into the second trump assassination. florida attorney general ashley moody on what the american people need to know. energy is like a symphony. every note... every chord... every instrument... creates an incredible melody of power and possibility. but that energy needs to be reliable to have the same power. and affordable — to keep the melody. at home, on the road, on farms and fleets

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>> dana: we're following breaking news out of the middle east. israel has struck the lebanese capital of beirut. at least three people are dead. more than a dozen others

wounded. this is the third time israel has struck beirut since the war started. hezbollah and lebanon says it has fired hundreds of rockets. i don't know what they've said. what i'm seeing on reports multiple rockets at an israeli intelligence headquarters and throughout the north. white house national security spokesman john kirby says israel did not give the u.s. a heads-up and why they feel a need to comment, i don't know. >> we have a duty to investigate this. we have a duty to bring the appropriate charges. and we also have a duty to inform the public about how this happened. i don't anticipate their being cooperate. they've taken that position and it is unfortunate. even though i've been very clear. state of florida will do an investigation. >> martha: governor ron desantis expecting a lack of cooperation from the feds as florida launches its own investigation

into how an armed suspect was able to post up near the former president's golf course in an alleged attempt to assassinate him. let's bring in florida attorney general ashley moody. good to have you with us today. you know, what do you feel you will be able to press for that you might not get if you just left this up to the federal investigators? >> you know, i fully expect this investigation would proceed with the same tenacity and focus on detail that any attempted murder investigation would include. remember this was an act on florida soil against one of our own florida citizens, former president trump, and i think what you heard the governor talking about there is this is not just important that we fully pursue florida charges using florida law enforcement

investigatory agencies and our office and other prosecutors. it is about insuring that the american public and florida citizens have faith that we're pursuing every lead here and that there is trust and transparency in the process. while the governor and i both have concerns that the federal government may try to exclude at least dual track proceeding, i'm hopeful that they see the benefit in having florida involved especially at a time when you have a prosecutorial agency and investigators are that are currently prosecuting this president. it is awkward to say the least, i've said. i think it is important for all that we be involved. >> dana: let's look at ryan routh's sniper nest. this is new video that came in yesterday in the area he was.

you can see the hole through the bushes. it is a dense area. it bothers me when people say he was 500 yards away and never in the line of sight. this shooter was waiting for him to be on the line of sight on the next hole. what are the different charges you could potentially bring that might be even stronger than what the federal government can pursue on this, ashley? >> so currently, as you know, there are two gun charges that have been filed federally. that's what he is being held on. i don't think that will be the end of this. i think the federal government will pursue more serious charges. and that will be the real question. if they do that and they may try to assert or prevent florida from being involved, but at this moment certainly florida is -- if you pursue -- if we're able to pursue the evidence as we would like to, of course, remember, they were secret service agents involved and it is an f.b.i. investigating, if

we pursue that evidence, i think it is important that some sort of attempted murder charge be considered and pursued and whether there are other co-conspirators or nation state actors involved, it is all information i know the governor and i are very interested in as is the american public. >> martha: something that's really important in terms of other co-conspirators. one of the things that has been strange to me in both of these assassination attempts. they told us there was little they knew initially in the first 24 hours, they did know the people acted alone. that they weren't part of any state operation or anything outside of that. is there anything that you can do in your investigatory capacity to drill down on that and get more information? >> i think that's what the governor and i have been saying all along. it is important that florida be given the opportunity to fully investigate this.

we want to see the evidence that the federal government collected that day. we want to be a part of this so we can pursue our own independent charges and follow the evidence where it leads. that's important in any investigation. it is premature to make broad statements like that before an investigation is complete. so for the credibility, faith, trust in this investigatory process florida wants to pursue charges and be involved in the process and we're looking towards the federal government now to make sure that they do not stymie those efforts. >> martha: i hope they put some green cover on those open fence areas around the golf course for starters and any other areas. he spends a lot of time in florida. ashley moody, florida attorney general, thank you very much. great to speak to you today. >> great to be with you. >> dana: travis king who fled to north korea is set to be sentenced today. plus this. >> as i'm walking towards my

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>> martha: sentencing is set next hour for travis king, the soldier who fled into north korea last year. you may remember the story. he is expected to plead guilty to desertion and other charges. brooke taylor is live at fort bliss in texas, hi, brooke. >> hi. he is expected to face a military judge in about an hour from now in the building behind

me. he is going to explain his actions. i think that's what everyone is really interested in today. what were his motives? last summer the 24-year-old u.s. soldier travis king from wisconsin crossed into north korea from south korea. before he crossed the border he had been released from a south korea prison on assault charges and escorted to an airport. supposed to go to the u.s. to face discipline. instead of boarding that plane authorities say he managed to slip away, join a tour group on the border and ran into north korea. in 2023 listen to this. one tourist saw it all happen. >> i noticed a guy running full gas toward the north korean side. my first thought was what an absolute idiot. i assumed he was -- >> his attorney says king will take responsibility.

he is expected to plead guilty to five of the 14 charges including assaulting an officer and the most serious desertion. that charge could mean a maximum sentence of five years behind bars. under this plea deal he is expected to plead not guilty to the other charges which include possession of child porn. king is supposed to explain himself. the judge is either going to accept his plea or deny his plea and if the judge accepts the plea, then he will be sentenced. we'll head inside in about an hour for that hearing, martha and dana. >> martha: thank you very much. troubling story. thank you, brooke. >> why are you in my car? no, you can't get out. we are calling the cops. what do you mean for what? this is grand theft auto. >> dana: an attempted carjacking takes a wrong turn after the suspect traps himself inside the vehicle before making a getaway leaving the driver to find him stuck in the front seat. the man behind the camera joins

us now. julio, thank you for being here today. this is one way to catch the thief. what was it like? >> good morning. thank you for having me. i was in shock to be honest with you. i just came from from starbucks from eating my bagel and all of a sudden to my surprise there is a gentleman inside my car. >> dana: this is your coffee. was he watching for you, do you think? >> i think it just happened pretty quickly. he was there initially going h break into any of those cars. i don't know how he broke into mine. >> dana: what was the thing that he didn't know that could have saved him? >> right. what he didn't know was that if you don't have the keys with you when you are inside that particular car, you can't get out because the lock is electrical. there is not a manual door handle you can pull. you need your key to unlock that

car. >> dana: i'm sorry it happened to you but i have to say it is my favorite story of the week. i can't get over it. when he asked if you will let him out. >> right. listen, i'm just as shocked as you are. to be honest with you, we kept going back and forth. he kept begging me to let him out of the car. there was no way i was going to let him out. one, he tried to steal my car, two, i don't know if he is armed or has a weapon. >> dana: that was a question we had earlier. the chances of a car thief having a gun are pretty high. and do you know if he did have a weapon? >> sure. i knew he had weapons. i don't know what particular weapon. they wouldn't disclose that to me. however, he has done this in the past. apparently he is a migrant. he came to new york two or three years ago and he -- i don't know how he popped up in florida but he has done this before. >> dana: you know that because

police officers told you? >> correct. >> dana: and do you know is he being held now or did they release him? >> i believe he is still being held, yes. >> dana: this will go to court and you will have a chance to see him again. >> unfortunately, yes. >> dana: thankfully your car is okay and you are okay and we appreciate you coming on for the best story of the week. >> thank you very much. god bless you. >> dana: take care, thank you. >> martha: so much car theft going on everywhere. >> dana: the pagers going off is also my favorite story. aaron rodgers is making his long-awaited second act at metlife stadium last night. watch this. >> rodgers the fake, the throw, caught, staying inbounds, yes, touchdown. >> martha: jets had a big night. that's a sentence you don't hear a lot in football. we'll talk about the lineup here

on fox, howie long joins us next.

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>> harris: they're out of time. republicans are saying it is time for all of us to know what is going on with now two attempts on former president donald trump's life. today the acting secret service director is going to take questions. plus a fiery hearing in springfield, ohio over an explosion in population of haitian migrants creating chaos in the community. and social media giant meta is considering a policy change to ban some speech on its platforms. one nonprofit is fighting back. only one? we should all be fighting back. that's not free speech. republican congressman gonzalez, assistant director chris swecker and lisa boothe, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> martha: we're following breaking news out of the middle east. israel has struck the lebanese

capital of beirut. officials say at least eight people are dead and more than a dozen are injured. this is the third time that israel has struck beirut since the war in gaza started. hezbollah and lebanon says it has fired rockets at an israeli intelligence headquarters. we're watching the escalation on both sides of the border. it is a very tense time. >> dana: aaron rodgers makes his return to met stadium. they had a victory. are you happy? i don't know. welcome to quarterback to his first home game since he injured himself last year. howie long, great to have you here. martha is a patriots fan but lives in jersey. >> martha: i was a big jets as a kid.

howie. so i think everyone in new jersey should be happy to see the jets doing well, right? after what happened to aaron rodgers last year, to see him come back at the age of 40 and do as well as he did last night is a good story. >> i'm confused. are you a patriots fan or jets fan? >> martha: i talked about this with brit hume. he said i can't do that. >> it's dallas has fans all over the place, the jets seem to have fans that are -- it's what is it, where do you divide the giants from the jets and -- i think they're excited and they should be. i think if the additions they made in the off season, the two offensive tackles. on the older side if they hold up. aaron, you talk about an achilles injury, years ago it was a death sentence for a career to a certain extent

particularly at the quarterback position or skill position. to have some kind of confidence in that leg. and i think last night we saw the movement throws that he typically has made over his career. he has been a great player. he is a hall of fame player. i think people when they list the all-time greats, he is certainly in the conversation. and there is a lot to be excited about if you are the jets. >> dana: what you said about having confidence after an injury like that is super interesting. you could see he felt like -- you could see it in the eyes. some undefeated teams still. unfortunately for bill hemmer the bengals are not on this list. how do you see the season shaping up so far? >> yeah, it's kind of a shocker. the bengals typically start slow so the talent is there. they came within a hair of

beating kansas city on the road. that's a match-up. buffalo, josh allen is -- he is really fun to watch. he is big and athletic and dynamic and they made some changes at their skill positions. the shocker is probably new orleans and the irony is we have the super bowl in new orleans this year and i think the last time, golly, we've done so many super bowls. the last time we did a super bowl down there was right after 9/11. and it was an amazing experience. youtube did the famous halftime show and the saints fans are a unique group. the town and city is unique and they are -- you know, the only thing that is stopping you from believing in new orleans is just the recent history. and i think derrick carr in the offense and their new coordinator is -- has done an

amazing job. they are scoring over 45 points a game. in the nfl that works and their defense has played really well. they dominated dallas this past week and sent word around the league we're for real. >> martha: fox has a big lineup this weekend. what games are you looking forward to. green bay packers against tennessee and giants and cleveland. >> i would say the eagles versus the saints is to me -- philadelphia has had struggles. and it started in the back last season and carried over. defense, new coordinator on offense, you know, they seem to be a team that is kind of within a game. they are up and down and back and forth and you get excited. having gone to school and having

a lot of friends from philly, they are a unique group of fans and they can be quick to start booking parades and also jumping off the roof. >> dana: tell me about it. i sit next to jesse watters on the five and here about it every monday. >> i think that game is the most interesting game on the slate. >> dana: good luck with the rookie guy in the booth with you. >> dana: see if he knows anything about football. >> i watched his game again last night and he did a great job. tom -- listen, tom's success is no secret. he is a grinder and a worker. >> dana: howie long, thank you so much. martha, thank you. generous with your time. >> martha: hemmer is sitting somewhere being bummed out. >> dana: here is harris faulkner. "the