>> ainsley: good morning, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is wednesday, september 25th, this is "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. a brand new report outlines the secret service's failures in butler, pennsylvania. including that one secret service agent who had to call a 1-800 number with questions about the drone he was using to protect the president. senator rand paul is here with his committee's findings. >> plus, vice president kamala harris talks on the economy today as fellow democrats nancy pelosi tries to defend the vp's vague plans. >> i get that she is from middle class family but what about here are the five things i'm going to do directly for you. dolls she need to be doing more than that? >> people like to have a connection to whoever is running for office. >> steve: all about running for connections. meanwhile, shear a healthy

connection. making america healthy again. jillian michaels was just on capitol hill and joins us on the curvy couch this wednesday morning. >> her laptop find out that and more the second hour was "fox & friends." mornings are better with friends. all right. election day is less than six weeks away and later today vice president harris is expected to finally roll out more economic details while courting voters in rural pennsylvania. >> that may be overshadowed. overshadowed following her call to eliminate the filibuster? >> senior white house correspondent peter doocy is live at the white house with the latest for us. >> we get a report for once this is actually not a big harris flip flop this cycle. she has had that position about the filibuster since 2022. it is the thing that she is choosing to make issue one in a rare media appearance that she would blow up senate rules to bring back the abortion access

guaranteed by roe. >> i have been very clear. i think we should eliminate the filibuster for roe and get us to the pointed where 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in law the protections for reproductive freedom and for the ability of every person and every woman to make decisions about their own body and not have their government tell them what to do. peter the retiring joe manchin never being a sure yes vote for his party's plan. saying that harris wanting to blow up the filibuster means she has blown her shot at his vote. >> i think i have been very clear in my whole career 60 vote threshold that we basically operate under in the senate is a essential. >> [inaudible] >> for president then. >> i'm not endorsing her. >> we got this photo. tim walz i believe we have the photo.

tim walz hoping to be the next generation of democratic leader is meeting with the next generation of democratic donor out like soros. his father, of course, has funneled hundreds of millions of dollars to democratic and liberal causes over the last couple decades. george soros. back to you. >> hey, peter, you know, so many people have said and there's the picture of mr. soros screen right. mr. walz screen left. >> socially distancing? >> nice apartment. look at that peter, breaking news, turns out after dodging interviews, kamala harris is going to sit down for a live interview at 7:00 tonight over on msnbc. the same day that jill biden sits down in front of "the view" live on abc. >> yeah. and that's kind of a bummer for joe biden. is he going to have a studio audience and everything. the shelf life of whatever he says is going to be really limited because kamala harris has not done a one-on-one network tv interview until this

evening. and so when we talk tomorrow morning, we should have many clips. >> steve: many highlights. all right, peter, thank you. >> lawrence: once again we have seen the real kamala harris only when she is talking about abortion. changed her energy policy. changed her policy on the border. changed her policy when it comes to the economy. >> ainsley: fracking. >> lawrence: she changes all the time. again for the filibuster she is remaining consistent because she is talking about abortion. that's the only time she can speak off the cuff and have a policy position. doesn't change how she feels and that one issue. >> steve: it shows that she believes that the democrats are going to hold the senate. i saw a preview -- there is something on drudge right now that says they predict -- a current prediction is that the democrats are going to win the house but the republicans are going to win the senate that tha wrench into her works. >> ainsley: 41 days into the

election. it's not enough time but enough time to say i'm from a middle class family when someone says are you better off today or donald trump? and she was on -- nancy pelosi was on with jake tapper. and nancy pelosi was defending her. he was trying to press her. don't you think kamala harris needs to give more specifics? >> steve: details. details. >> i get that she's from a middle class family. that's great. i get that she feels people's pains. great. what about he like here are the five things i'm going to do directly for you? does she need to be doing more of that. >> she will be doing some of that tomorrow once she puts forth her economic plan. people like have a connection to whoever is running for office that they share their experience. that they understand their lives. and i think that's what what she is establishing. i never give advice to presidential candidates. the wisdom that they have the astute -- political astuteness to become the presidential

candidate says they know something about the market out there. >> brian: right there. is nothing true with any of those words she just used. she knows everything about it. she kicked the last one out to the curb who was touting how great a man he was yesterday saying you have to -- when i decide over the summer it was time to move on he told the world that the general assembly yesterday? no. you said god almighty is the only one that could change my mind about running for president. you campaigned for two straight weeks saying you are not going anywhere to rousing cheers. you did four network interviews in a desperate attempt to keep the job. when you had no choice you are kicked out of a job. people know differently. and with joe biden and kamala harris have managed to do is run away from what they have done over the last four years. the worlds are beginning to coincide as joe biden wants to fill out the back of his basic card for one last time and put his react -- put his record to rest, one of which was one to battle climate change which is not appealing in today's america because it we see it as a colossal waste of time and

mandates impossible to reach. here is joe biden hurting kamala harris. when kamala and i came to office there was no real plan place to do anything about it. kamala and i pursued ambitious climate policy focused on growth. the public and private sector -- all of you in this audience have you led building our economic capacity together we have proven a strong middle class thriving innovation and manufacturing key to winning climate here at home and abroad take a look 1.6 trillion in green energy tax break. 1.4 billion nationwide network of ev chargers we have eight. cost inflation reduction act. tax credits evs. the ceo 39 billion. ended up being 391 billion. 196 billion estimated cost of ev battery production. and then august of these tax credits and ridiculous mandates like 2035 no more building gas

cars. nobody wants this, no one is buying this. the dealerships are full of cars that nobody is buying they are bankrupting smaller companies and now moving away from all those mandates. all cost the taxpayers billions. >> what a double down on something that didn't work. so, brian, you noted to all the car dealerships, they can't sell the cars. >> no. they just sit there. >> lawrence: they did exactly what the government mandated them to do and they can't sell them. weave saw the fracking workers that we had on the program. their wages have been infected because they have to decrease their hours. they have to go more into this technology aspect of it. but to double down when you know that your current vice president is running. >> brian: globalist. he is addressing the world. he is not addressing america. >> steve: meanwhile the rest of the world isn't doing anything to help out. >> steve: this is climate week at the united nations, that's why he appeared at that event,

that bloomberg event, at the plaza hotel, it was his last chance to take a bow. look at what kamala harris and i did. he is trying to help her. that's not helping. >> brian: he has to know it's not helping. brian. >> steve: in his heart he thinks is he trying to help. >> brian: is he a politician. >> steve: she has a different approach. kamala harris -- she is regarding energy and green energy, her message to independents is to independent voters is how the united states is now leading in natural gas and oil production. >> we're not. >> steve: i'm just telling you what she is saying. and she is talking about when it comes to climate change, the way she turned it rather than the way joe biden has talked about it. she is talking about the rising cost of insurance related to climate change. so she can appeal to the green base but at the same time, distance herself from the stuff joe biden. and the other thing what he was doing yesterday was he was taking a bow for getting all

those trillions -- billions and billions. almost trillions of dollars of u.s. money toward climate change. that is a big win for joe biden's legacy. >> ainsley: last time ever speak at the u.n. as president yesterday, addressing the group. then he went over to the plaza hotel for the bloomberg global business forum that you saw there. he was speaking to climate businesses, business owners. and you had all these climate activists that were outside protesting saying fossil fuels pollute. >> brian: right. just keep in mind america understands what is happening in california, what is happening in europe is exactly our future if we don't get don't get off this bus. and the eu, try to pull off and go green, and germany is in a panic right now. now begging qatar and others to give them natural gas because they were banking on russia doing it. for some reason gone on a national pause. don't let anybody tell you our oil and gas production is high and they are not delaying everything. and the worse is yet to come.

if you talk to other gas producers in other oil producing nations. they know america has totally dropped the ball on this, leaving revenue out and our allies vulnerable. and even russia, for example, cannot get gas to china in the winter. it just -- because of the weather. so, it means either go qatar or go america. now they go to qatar. qatar is like hey i'm maxed out. they are marked out leaving looking at us and right now is he keeping the brakes on oil and gas production. >> lawrence: nowhere ton found. price of gas because energy impacts everything. >> when did you go to the grocery store. truck drivers like my father, energy costs. and i think most americans know that. and that's why you see the former president continuing talking about that issue. >> brian: he has to know, lawrence, that it hurts kamala harris. >> lawrence: of course it does. >> brian: she would be putting it in her speeches. david plouffe and these guys know i cannot reveal the

california agenda of kamala harris and joe biden. i can't talk about that. but, when he does that, he cuts her at the knees any undecided voter. >> ainsley: that's a good point. think about the few speeches we have heard her give or interviews we have heard her give. she is not focusing on the environment anymore. climate. >> steve: listen, regarding costs of stuff. when she talks about how insurance -- your insurance, your home insurance is going up, because of climate change, i have actually heard that from my insurance broker. they said okay. your rates are going way up. i said why? because of the weather. because of climate change. that is -- that is somebody who. >> ainsley: they just want to charge you more the weather. el nino. >> steve: also why they are canceling people. that's why she is using that. >> brian: one more windmill and his insurance rates will go down. fantastic. give these those solar panels

from china. >> lawrence: right. now to this. another accuser making shocking claims against metal rapper and music executive sean "diddy" combs. >> steve: just never stops. this accusedder detailing diddy's conclusion crimes against her. >> ainsley: todd piro joins us live in the studio. >> todd: here is the latest while sean "diddy" combs remains held behind bars on bail another one of his accusers is coming forward. thalia graves speaking to reporters in los angeles yesterday detailing the alleged rape committed by diddy and his then body guard joseph sherman reportedly happened over 20 years ago at the bad boy record studio in new york city. graves said did i can't understand the body guard drugged her, tied her hands and recorded the alleged rape. they then allegedly showed it to multiple men. she says it lives on in her mind on a daily basis. listen. >> the internal pain after being sexually assaulted has been

incredibly deep and hard to put into words. it goes beyond just physical harm caused by and during the assault. graves filing sherman and bad boy estimate. charged in sexual court sex trafficking, racketeering and transportation to engage in prostitution diddy has pleaded not guilty and denied bail twice. back over to you. >> lawrence: thanks, todd. >> brian: i get the sense he never thought he would be detained during this process and that's the biggest shock. >> lawrence: roommates apparently in the same area with sam bankman-fried.

>> brian: definitely take him if something should happen. >> steve: a lot going on behind bars. 7:15 in the news. it is time for news with carley. >> carley: we have a fox news alert to get to here. a major standoff in los angeles unfolding early this morning after an mta bus was hijacked with passengers reportedly still on board. after a chase the lapd was able to get the bus to stop and armed swat team surrounded the vehicle. the driver of the bus was being pursued as a possible shooting suspect. we are still waiting for official word on any sort of arrest or charges. >> a chemical leak from a railcar in ohio is now contained. it triggered evacuation orders yesterday. just west of cincinnati. first responders are still on scene due to the risk of explosion and schools are closed today as officials test air quality. residents are also being asked to remain indoors until further notice as a precaution. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will take center stage

if to address the united nations general assembly. he continues to seek support for ukraine in the war against russia. addressing the u.n. security council yesterday. >> can only be forced and that is exactly what's needed. >> zelenskyy is planned to present his plan for victory to the white house this week. and those are your headlines, guys. back over to you on the couch. >> steve: all right. thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: tomorrow morning can you catch our exclusive sitdown, the first interview talking about her book with former first lady melania trump. we discuss this new book that is coming out soon, as well as the presidential campaign and the assassination attempt, how she is handling that it is all here tomorrow starting at 6:00 a.m. >> steve: you're going to be doing the interview today. >> ainsley: doing it today, yes, at trump tower. and then i will show a clip tonight on sean hannity's show. and then we will air the whole

thing tomorrow. >> steve: excellent tease. >> lawrence: have you been reading the book. >> ainsley: i read the whole book cover to cover. really good. pretty compelling. >> lawrence: any surprises you wanted to give us? >> ainsley: you will have to tune in. >> brian: any pictures? >> ainsley: lots of pictures. gorgeous pictures as you can expect. >> brian: that's going to be great, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, i'm excited. i'm thrilled she chose "fox & friends" for her first exclusive. >> lawrence: brian refresh your recollection jealous you didn't make that full screen with melania? >> brian: i thought i would be at some point in retrospect it's probably just ainsley and melania. looks like melania is co-hosting. it does look like she is going to be co-hosting all week. it's going to be good. i can't wait for the book. the president said the book is excellent. her husband. now to this, a brand new report outlines the secret service's failure in butler, pennsylvania. including the one secret service agent had to call the 1-800 number to ask questions about the drone he was using.

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outskirts of beirut. the military action coming after israel intercepted a hezbollah missile that was targeting tel aviv. it was a long range ballistic missile. so something they have never done before. nate foy is live in tel aviv with the very latest. knight, apparently they launched that thing -- they have never done one of these before, at 6:30 this morning they were aiming for the no sewed thank god almighty the israelis had protection certainly caused a lot of panic this morning, steve when people woke up to those sirens and ran for bomb shelters here in tel aviv. north and south of beirut. military official tells fox that israel focused on targeting leaders and preventing more attacks against israel. new video of a strike in beirut suburb. recorded from a home security camera. israel says its goal is to

finish this fight with hezbollah as quickly as possible to make it safe for its northern residents to return to their homes. meanwhile, take a look at this next video. israel's iron dome suspected the city of sphat from. hezbollah fired 300 rockets and missiles yesterday. that's more than any other day during this conflict. and as you mentioned, hezbollah did something they have never done this morning, target tel aviv. this is what that looked like. [siren] will david's sling system collided with the incoming missile over tel aviv this again was after 6:30 this morning. hezbollah claims it targeted mossad's spy headquarters as retaliation of lords and exploding the group's communication devices last week.

remember israel assassinated israel's commander of rocket and missile division yesterday a guy by the name of ibrahim can a beesy. >> we will continue to hit hezbollah. and i say to the people of lebanon. our war is not with you. our war is with hezbollah. >> amid the fighting here, prime minister netanyahu is now scheduled to leave tomorrow for the united states where is he expected to formally address the u.n. we'll send it back to you, steve. >> steve: nate foy live in tel aviv which was targeted this morning. nate, thank you very much. stay safe it comes as donald trump has briefed on real and specific threats from iran to aas sin nate him rand paul member of the homeland security committee joins us now. senator, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: indeed.

good morning to you. it sounds like he has been briefed on how iran wanted to kill him. apparently wants to kill him and the whole idea is to essentially sow disorder and chaos in the united states. you had that to the domestic terrorists trying to kill president trump. that's a lot of people trying to kill president trump. we have to get it right. we can't even stop the random guy camping outside the golf course. if we can't do a good job with that how are we going to stop a sophisticated assassination attempt by a foreign country. we have got do a much better job. the good news is in the last week, finally the secret service is saying that is he going to get the same, donald trump will get the same protection as the president and vice president. all i can say it's about time. we released a report today of what we have seen so far with the first assassination attempt and it's a comply labor relation a tragedy of errors.

one of which signature to remove that person from doing the job. human error has to be fixed by removing the humans in charge. instead throw money at it. do a spending bill this week. throw money they secret service but i'm not sure that's the best thing to do dosdzen of humaners in the first assassination and i think we will find the same in the second. >> steve: part of your report is going to read the committee finds that the u.s. secret service's failures in planning communications and security and allocation of resources for that butler rally were foreseeable, preventable and directly related to the events resulting in the assassination attempt that day. so, you know, and senator, i have heard people say on the republican side, they is said the secret service doesn't need more money, they need new leadership. do they need new leadership or do they just need to know what

never doing? >> you know when you have human error you fix it by replacing the humans. you don't just give the same humans much more money. it was one thing after another. and really when we began interviewing the people that were there in butler, nobody was in charge. everybody says oh no he was in charge. she was in charge. i was in charge of this but not everything else. so you ask well, didn't somebody walk by that roof that was really about 100 yards away in plain sight where they could have a direct line at the president? didn't somebody walk by and say holy cow, nobody is on the roof. nobody is protecting the roof. you also have to realize that the counter snipers, the good guys that shot and killed the shooter, that's the first time trump had them. trump had been asking for those for months and months and the secret service kept saying oh we don't have enough people to send there, which isn't true. but somebody made a terrible decision not to have a counter snipers there. that was their first day. had they not been there that day, the shooter would have continued to shoot. it's a very good chance that he

would have popped up again, shot the president as he was being escorted off, shot the secret service or other spectators there. that was the first time they finally gave the counter snipers to trump. they had refused to for months. >> steve: you know, i wonder if because they had the counter snipers there, they denied the trump -- that particular rally drone conch. however, the news from this report is there was inexperienced drone agent who had only gotten one hour of informal training on how to operate it. he was trying to put it up. had to call a toll free number, presumably at the manufacturer about hey, how do i run this thing? >> apparently the shooter was smarter than the secret service because the shooter ran his drone up about 2:00 in the afternoon. and that would have been detected and stopped it. but the errors are just, you know, legion. but here's the big errors. roof left unattended.

nobody did anything about it. a couple minutes -- 90 minutes before this they see a suspicious guy with a big backpack. big enough to basically fold up and put a semi-automatic weapo. in they see him with a range finder. enough to stop the proceedings. that alone, if you cannot find him and interview him and you lose him. it's enough to stop the proceedings. but, with three minutes to go. no, five minutes to go. 6:06. the shooting is at 6:11. at 6:06 people are yelling man on a roof. pointing to the roof. the police at 6:08 are yelling man on a roof. they are running with guns drawn to the man on the roof. and at this point, there is a broadcast man on the roof to everyone in the control tent. do they get the president off the stage? nobody says take the former president off the stage. nobody does the one thing you should automatically do when a man is on the roof and you see a potential shooter. they didn't do their job.

>> steve: just end the show right there. it's very troubling. we're going to hear more about it today. senator, thank you very much for joining us today and giving us a preview. .>> thank you. >> steve: 7:31 here in new york city. cards against musk. the household game suing elon musk spacex for trespassing on border land it purchased to stop trump's wall. that's coming up. will and pete are going to go off the grid. they are live in that image right there. and they are going to be live on the other side of this brief timeout. ♪ (♪) “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like life was moving on without me. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom relief from both bipolar i & ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common.

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towards middle tennessee and this is going to be a huge deal. power outages by the way for millions of folks, what are you going to do if the power is out for a week? you need to know that. upwards of 15-foot storm surge, that's on top of your home. people cannot survive that and that's why if you are urged to evacuate, you need to do. so and then the heavy rainfall by the way, not only as the storm moves inland, but well inland. look at ashville. look at greenville. we could be talking about 8 to 12 inches of rain in some of these vulnerable areas. flash flood emergency. we need to make sure everyone is on alert. lawrence, i cannot stress it enough, i know people are looking at it going eh, tropical storm, this time tomorrow, we are going to be ramping up to major hurricane. >> lawrence: they need to listen. >> janice: yes. i am very concerned. >> lawrence: come to rescue them and put their lives at risk. >> janice: they might not be able to get out there. protect your family. >> lawrence: smart advice:

bringing a $15 million against elon musk spacex for allegedly taking over land. the game maker purchased to interfere with president trump's border wall. the game company alleges musk stole the company without remorse or explanation. let's go off the grid with "fox & friends" co-hosts pete hegseth and will cain. will, they gave me a reason not to play this game anymore. i didn't want to play it anyway. kind of a thing when a lady asks you to do if for game night you got to do it but now i have got an excuse. >> i want to know more about that story. i have never played cards against humanity. i want to know about where a woman wants to play cards against humanity with you. >> lawrence: pop culture. >> pete: tell us more. >> will: it's that or, i don't know, it's like love is blind. >> lawrence: you do love reality tv. >> will: stories lawrence jones

playing cards against humanity. this story is fascinating i guess on the level of what someone will go to, what a company will go to to interfere with progress. i mean that can you go by the moniker progressive. if you are standing in the way of progress, what are you? cards against humanity owns this ranch down in texas next to spacex. they bought this with the explicit purpose of interfering with building the border wall. now, along comes elon musk and spacex that actually owned the land prior to their purchase any way and the allegation in this lawsuit is that spacex is dumping some of their stuff, gravel, construction equipment next to it. i want to read, pete, i want to read you this from the lawsuit. because i think this tells the whole story. cards against humanity says their land has been appropriated for profit-making purposes. oh aghast for a moment and it's a separate part of it racist billionaires and their dumb vanity projects. so, what i'm getting at is they have now attempted to stop the protection ever the united

states of america from illegal immigrants and then secondarily, i don't know, exploration in space by keeping their land fall low, natural, do not touch. we want to make sure that we are here to stop any real form of progress. >> lawrence: pete? >> pete: yeah, they shifted their target right over to elon musk. conveniently right around the time that elon musk, i don't know, bought twitter and started to speak out about his support for president trump. so this is an openly leftist organization. they crowd sourced it 15 bucks a person to raise this person over $2 million to buy the land to stop the border wall. as will pointed out. they claim that if they win the lawsuit they are going to give the money back to the 150,000 people that they raised it on. so they are -- you know, they're communists through and through give us your money and we will give it back to you. apparently made a lot of money on this game. i never played it on date night my wife tells me we once owned it. i don't know that unfortunately

i may have contribute dod this and i didn't even know it. it's nonsense. why don't you sue the richest guy in the world for 15 million which is a rounding error on a rounding error probably not going to go very well, too. >> lawrence: you know i always hated the game. when a young lady be asks to you show up for date night and you show up for the game. and i always knew secretly that these people were progressive. this stuff is stupid. but you may the game. and now i have the proof. i have always been waiting for it to say absolutely not. maybe she is a progressive, too. and i don't want to be with her. so, will and pete. [laughter] >> lawrence: thank you so much for joining the program. >> will: thanks, lawrence. >> lawrence: fox reached out to spacex for comment but we have not heard back just yet. all right, making america healthy again with advocates like our next guest. jillian michaels joins "fox & friends," next. ♪ ♪

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multiple. >> steve: that's not good. health advocates including our next guest putting othe spotlight on the epidemic on capitol hill on monday. >> it's become harder and harder for people to take agency and enact change for the reasons we're laying out for you today and ultimately i have discovered that despite my best efforts and the efforts of people here like me, americans need systemic health and they need it urgently. >> brian: all right. the fitness app. founder and host of keeping it real podcast jillian michaels joins us now fresh off that testimony. why do you think america is ready to hear your message? >> i think americans have been ready for a real long time because they are impacted directly. one in 30 children now have autism, early onset cancer diagnosis gone up 79% in the last 30 years. we all know someone. my friend breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, colorectal in

their 30's. i'm not here to bash you over the head and alarm you with the statistics because we all know somebody. we have all been impacted. the bigger problem if i could get on a soapbox here is that you guys are the only ones covering this. this is not a partisan issue. i don't know what the hell is going on but all of these other media outlets that are politicizing health and making it partisan should be ashamed, it's despicable and disgusting and do you not use the health of americans to be divisive. it's reprehensible and i cannot commend you enough, thank you for having me. thank you for havin having cale. >> ainsley: what are things we are feeding our children or doing on daily basis we don't know is harmful. >> guys at this hearing food babe and jason carts when she held up a bag of fruit loops we don't want our kids eating anyway, right? we are aiming for such low hanging fruit. she said this is what they give the kids in canada. these are the fruit loops and

colored with things like carrot, beat juice, and here they are all artificial food dies. >> lawrence: why is that? >> money, money. the answer is because it's more profitable because kids are drawn to it more and jason carp said one of the speakers kids would probably do cocaine if we would let them. the key is we are not supposed to let them. as moms, you don't know what's in that stuff. it's all the stuff that's being sprayed on the food. that's in your water, that's in your air that we can't control. and this is the systemic health conversation. >> steve: right. we got statistic american obesity rate right now is 40%. 40% of american adults are obese. >> higher actually, 74 are over weight and obese. >> steve: thank you for clarifying that. that's something can you see. can you see i'm overweight, the person is overweight. >> absolutely. >> steve: it's the stuff and that speaks to what you should eat. but it's the stuff you can't see. like you were talking about the

colorectal cancer or pancreatic cancer the stuff inside. >> infertility is going up 1% every year. the statistics are horrifying. it's not a question anymore, it is not nuanced. it's simply right or wrong. good against evil. and the reality is i can sit here and tell everybody hey, guys, you know, eat less and move more and use common sense with your food choices, but the reality is that you can be thin and still get cancer and still get type 2 diabetes. >> lawrence: i know this is a difficult to question but what is the solution? the alternative takes harvard work to -- we have been talking about microplastics and all this off air. that takes a lot of work and not convenient at all the steps that you have to take. >> yeah. >> lawrence: what do we do? >> individually, we take action by simple steps, get an air purifier for your home. get a water filter on your house. try to get things in glass.

don't microwave in plastic. order from the clean 15, which are foods that are less pesticides and chepgs instead of the dirty dozen. orange instead of the raspberries because it doesn't have as many chemicals on it. the job of people like myself with the help of you guys to force these companies to change. and when you stop buying their products, this was really interesting. something else, another jason also said these companies will react immediately if they see impact on their bottom line. when we stop buying their fruit loops, they will change and give you the healthier formulation. >> brian: do you think it's still the case where the healthier stuff is more expensive if i can get the fruit loops cheaper and i'm on a budget anyway. >> that's an issue. >> brian: i can't go to whole foods because it costs me too much. >> you are absolutely right. that's why the systemic change needs to happen. dysfunctional legislature like the farm bill, that is the glut

of cheap, empty carolinas that are covered in chemicals and pesticides and big food just turns. >> ainsley: do something about this? >> if we make a big enough deal and hit them from all angles and put them on blast and we speak to the politicians and we thought them on blast when they do the wrong things. >> steve: all right. >> i think we will get there we just have to keep fighting. >> brian: if trump wins r.f.k. says -- he is going to put r.f.k. in charge of the fda or food supply. key make a difference? >> i mean, i personally really like r.f.k. i think he has done incredible things over the course of his lifetime. clean up river over here pretty effectively. is he going to put guys likeally means in charge of the fda. you will see heads roll. i pray for that moment. >> steve: what you said is terrifying people watching right now. people are going to go to the grocery store later today or some time soon. give us an idea of how to go

shopping is it you buy the organic stuff to brian's point where it's more expensive. >> i know, okay. so what we want to know is go back to the old school advice. first of all buy in bulk. go to local farmer's market. get produce locally. more cost effective, less chemicals. go organic where it counts which is going to be dairy, beef, and thin skinned fruits and vegetables. if you can't afford it go to the thick skinned fruits or vegetables or what we call the clean 15 and amortize those dollars. here's the thing when we are talking about drugs like ozempic, that's $1,200 a month. somehow we are finding the money. this is what i mean. they want to get it paid for by the government. how about you take that money and you give people clean, healthy food. >> brian: you lose fat and muscle by the way. >> more muscle than fat. >> ainsley: we can trust it when it says organic that's definitely better? >> definitely better.

is it perfect? no. it is better without question, yes. >> steve: this has been a great conversation. check out her podcast. >> lawrence: jillian's podcast keeping it real is now available on youtube. you are going to want to watch it. >> steve: jillian, thank you. >> brian: more "fox & friends" in just a moment. ♪ can your pad flex with you without shifting? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core with wings that fit securely for up to zero bunching and zero leaks. can your pad do that? see what foam can do for you. to me, harlem is home.

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