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>> ainsley: it's 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, wednesday, october 9, this is "fox and friends." >> brian: milton is now a category four hurricane as the dangerous storm brings heavy rain and wind to southwest florida. >> you are in a barrier island, coastal area of southwest florida, please evacuate. get out of the way of the storm. this is daengerous, the storm surge is life-threatening. >> steve: vice president harris cracks open a cold one with stephen colbert. would you like to have a beer with me? >> last time i had beer was at a baseball game with doug.

cheers. >> there you go. [che [cheering] >> lawrence: good grief. fbi foils afghan national plot to launch an election day terror attack. how he got here under the biden-harris administration. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> brian: fox weather alert. milton expected to make landfall along florida's gulf coast over night. >> steve: communities are rushing to clear debris from hurricane helene because if it is out on the street, it could be a projectile. >> lawrence: rocky ride for government researchers flying into the eye of the hurricane. >> [sound of wind] >> ainsley: kendell smith is

live in naples. first check in with janice dean with a brand new advisory. >> janice: category four, still major hurricane, still going to do same amount of damage if it was category five. don't focus on the fact it is now four. it will bring potentially deadly storm surge from tampa down to fort myers. north of the center of circulation, foot of rain or more. south of it, 10 to 15 foot storm surge on this vulnerable coast line. almost like a ramp to bring this mound of water to the shore line. tampa, fort myers, sarasota you look like you are in the bullseye. we won't know until a couple

hours before landfall, which is expected between midnight and 2:00 a.m. category four storm, still potential for catastrophic life life-threatening damage. wind gusts in excess of 30 mile per hour for key west. as storm weakens, it expands and gets bigger. remember hurricane sandy? it was massive, thousand miles wide. it weakened and interacted with a cold front, it gets bigger. it will affect more of state of florida. worst of the winds and heavy rain and storm surge is really around that center of circulation and we will continue to give you the latest. if you are told to evacuate, time is running out, please do so, protect your property, family and lives today. back to you. >> steve: that is right, before it is too late. thank you. now live in naples, we can see

flooding behind you. and janice is talking about people evacuating, it is not too late. if cops knocked on your door, get out, right? >> that is exactly right. get out, heed evacuation orders. a lot of people are behind me this morning. we are located in naples in golden gate area just off i-75 and pine ridge. we are in zone b evacuation. zone a is just about two stop lights down from me, six miles from the coast line and we have potential to see storm surge up to eight feet. put that into perspective for you. we have a motel behind me. i want you to see, this is not lifted or elevated at all. picture how high water would reach on the motel if we had storm surge up to eight feet. this could be devastating and

life-threatening. local officials are urging folks to get out. you are looking at flooding, this is already happening and this is well ahead of milton's arrival. set to make landfall late tonight, early tomorrow morning and there are concerns of flooding. circle k gas station behind me, there are a few folks here, more people at the racetrack. this circle k is already run out of diesel and supreme gas. they have regular unleaded gas, they don't know how much longer it will last. flood waters, we've picked up 3-1/2 inches of rain. the ground is wet and saturated and nowhere for water to go. that is a hazard we have as milton makes landfall. >> steve: thank you. we see, that is live look at ana

maria, florida. she is there at that gas station, people are filling up, they have gasoline, not diesel. a friend lives in south florida, he has a tesla and tesla sent out an advisory, if you have an electric car to make sure if you can, move it to higher ground. there are electrical fire hazards if submurged in water and talks about if you have a tesla going through a flood, drain the battery as much as you can. 10 different things to do because electric cars face challenges when submurged in wa water. >> ainsley: things you don't think about. >> brian: elon musk built his own chargers for his own cars and put them on the map. >> ainsley: tomorrow morning, i am watching reports, tomorrow

morning will be a different story on air. >> lawrence: current president decided to delay his international travel. there was talk maybe kamala harris should not be going on late night, doing podcasts in middle of the storm. this was last night with stephen colbert. >> so would you like to have a beer with me so i can tell people what that is like? [cheering] >> okay. this was -- we asked ahead of time, i can't be giving a drink to the vice president of the united states. you asked for miller high life. i am just curious -- >> last time i had beer was at a baseball game with doug. so okay. cheers. >> there we go. [cheering] >> steve: you know, the optics of that, if your name is stephen colbert, maybe have a cold beer with the vice president.

people are going, really, this was part of her charm offensive yesterday. she was on several shows, no challenging questions and hosts were trying to make her seem as presidential as possible. interesting, she said last time i had a beer, was at a ball game, did not say when. >> brian: look at joe biden's record, afghanistan, inflation after rescue plan, infrastructure deal, that spending led to the problem we're seeing when it comes to prices on everything and inflation, which has gone down the rate it is increasing, not gone down from four years ago. you would think, the vice president who has not fully explained why he's not running. he did not say, i'm too old, we just thought that and conclude that. she said he was 100%.

policy changes, what would she say is difference if she gets the job and what would she have done different if she had the job. >> if anything, would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? >> there is not a thing that comes to mind and i've been a part of most decisions that have had pact. >> you are member of the president's administration, under harris administration, what would the major changes be and what would stay the same? >> sure. i'm obviously not joe biden. >> i noticed. >> that would be one change. >> yes. >> it is important to say, with 28 days to go, i'm not donald trump. >> steve: now 27 days to go. >> brian: that is best you got? >> ainsley: what about, i would have changed the botched afghanistan withdrawal.

>> brian: but she was last one in the room. >> ainsley: what about the border crisis and hundreds on the terrorist watch list. numbers have quadrupled. inflation, 19.7 increase in overall prices. when you look at her drinking beer with stephen colbert and see all the destruction in north carolina and florida and another hurricane about to hit and blast these people's lives and houses and pictures and belongings and you see her drinking a beer and you can't afford grocery or college and you are paying college for everyone else and paying for illegal immigrant to have food and healthcare and go to school in our country. she drinks beer and says she would not have changed anything over four years. >> lawrence: it was two-fer. not only did she say she wouldn't have changed anything, she said she's been a part of

every major decision. if you are comfortable with the last four years, 3-1/2 years of this presidency and this administration, kamala harris is your person. if you are upset with what is going on and don't like direction of the country. there is another option for you. >> steve: it seems it is a tone deaf or bad answer. i hitched my wagon to joe biden and i'll be exactly like him, biden 2.0. what defies logic is the fact americans are deeply unhappy with current state of the economy. yesterday quoted "new york times" poll, 75% of you watching now, americans, say economy is fair or poor. that is poor reflection on joe biden. about three quarters say they cut back on groceries because you can't afford it. if you are cutting back on groceries now, you want four

more years, eight more years cutting back on groceries? she should have had a different answer. she did her best to spin it, make a joke about i'm not joe biden or donald trump. when people think about it, it is like, is that what i really want? >> brian: her is tim murtaugh. weeks ago it was turn page, she is different, new leadership, she did not know the answer as to how or why she's different twice. other sub-plot, looks like biden camp, i heard this two weeks ago, biden is upset that she does not talk about all they accomplished. >> steve: mention the boss more. >> brian: he is getting ticked off and not asked to go on campaign trail and cancels a press conversation. >> lawrence: contradicts what

she was saying about ron desantis. she is going after ron desantis saying that he is being childish, selfish and then joe biden is on record saying, the relationship is fine, i gave him my personal cell phone number. >> brian: when "the view" asked him, well, you know, it was time -- he doesn't know. he is set -- >> lawrence: pressure, she still wants to run. >> brian: nancy pelosi. >> steve: who is to rescue? tomorrow barack obama will appear in pittsburgh. >> brian: biden blames obama for collapse of ukraine. he underestimated vladamir putin and he vaded and did nothing and he had the problem. good luck, guys. next time you have that reunion, should be fun. >> ainsley: when obama would speak, wow, he's impressive,

great ore a tor. he was good as a politician. >> steve: great. >> ainsley: kamala, i was not impressed. >> lawrence: that is the problem, the mentee, barack obama is mentor. the gene was not passed on, she is terrible. even michele obama knows how to get a crowd, kamala harris does not have that vibe. >> steve: they are not the same type of orator. the endorsement, pulling full weight of obamas for her, will that drag her over finish line? >> brian: it dragged joe biden over the finish line. >> steve: 8:15 in new york city. more news about puff daddy. >> carley: rapper sean diddy combs awaits trial.

the music mogul's legal team will cite lack of evidence to keep him behind bars and say what they say are legal errors in two prior decisions to deny him bail. second appeal prosecutors argue diddy is flight risk. california man behind bars after police say he stole an ambulance from a medical center and led them on chase through orange county. suspect pulled over and s surrendered with his hands up. he is behind bars. it is end of era for one of the oldest hotels on vegas strip, controlled immroezion reducing tropicana to rubble overnight. [explosion]

>> carley: down it goes, it opened up in 1957. demolition paving way for a major league baseball stadium, new home of the oak land athlettics. those are headlines, guys. >> brian: how do they do this so controlled? i have not consulted with experts, they go for lobby first. looks like lobby first. >> lawrence: i thought you were going to tell us your family members were a part of this or invented dynamite. >> ainsley: now you have view of mgm. >> steve: interesting, not like they detonate all explosives instantly, watch the third or fourth floor. it starts on one side, so the building has controlled explosion, it goes down from one

side to the other. that causes the last to cave in to part. >> ainsley: all of brians sins inside that hotel wiped away. what happened in vegas stays in vegas. >> brian: blowing it up, who is coming up to clean it up? >> ainsley: after 9/11, so many people got sick from the building falling. >> brian: especially there was asbestos. >> steve: they test for that. there is a building in my neighborhood they can't take down because of it. white house using new catch phrase toy did flect any criticism about hurricane response. will american people buy it is misinformation? >> there is a lot of misinformation. >> it misleads people. >> misinformation. >> not enough money for people that need it. >> your premise of the question

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britta is live in sarasota. hi, britta. >> hi, lawrence. good to hear your voice. we are finally getting a break in the weather. last hour and a half we have been pelted by outer bank of canadas of milton. it's a cat four. kag five is 157 mile per hour and this is 155, we are splitting hairs here. this is a monster of hurricane. downtown sarasota, a lot of residents are sheltered in high rises. know your zone, know your home. because of build ing codes, if you are safe from the surge, but we could have direct hit from milton later tonight between 2 and 3:00 in the morning. right now, sarasota could have a

direct hit. this is a parking garage, nice coverage on the side for vehicles shelter the inside. we'll have a storm surge, hurricane helene just went through here, two weeks removed from hurricane helene. downtown sarasota did not have storm surge. everybody put their cars here. take a look at this restaurant. done a nice job of boarding up. later tonight they will be somewhat protected and impact will be impact and will look so different here. we are expecting downtown sarasota to look like it has never looked. this is strongest storm they have ever had innen it0 years. >> lawrence: those folks know what they are doing right there. be safe out there. first deep fakes, now white house is spinning another deflection taking heed over

federal hurricane response. watch. >> there is a lot of misinformation, and i beseech you, beg you to not pay attention to it. >> there was risk of political figures sharing misinformation during this time. >> it misleads people and put people in circumstances where they panic and really worry. >> i will divorce the diver different being spread from one individual and say this, diff disinformation harms people. >> that is not misinformation. >> that is, your whole premise of the question is misinformation, sir. what you -- yes, misinformation and it is there. >> you don't like misinformation. >> lawrence: former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany joins me now. this is like boy who cried wolf.

there is actual disinformation out there. when you cry misinformation, they don't listen. >> kayleigh: this discredits any assertion about misinformation. when you are press secretary, you have a crisis on your hand. call dhs. call department of homeland security and say i want to know what you have done like i did with covid. let me know what ppe you sent out. go talk tos president and press. you don't scream misinformation, that is what you do when facts are not on your side. if you think it is disinformation, challenge it. you are quoting trump there, you left out the second part of the

quote. peter doocy is right. he had facts and kjp had super talking points. >> lawrence: you see people crying out for help and see private oirganizations on the ground. is the american public believing them when they say fema is there and they are managing it perfectly? >> no, you saw with your own eyes. you said this morning, you see unmarked vehicles. where is government personnel on the ground. i heard tim kennedy talking in detail and being very gentle how he's been there and federal government has not. are they doing what they can? sure. they mismanaged resources, that does not come from fema on the

ground. it comes from the top. mayorkas said we don't have enough to get through hurricane season. why? money is going to lebanon and people outside of places that need it. 31 million americans in disaster zones, 200 counties and sending money to lebanon. >> lawrence: parallel and c contrast when you look, american people are giving people but when their concerns are not met, they get frustrated about that, rightfully so. i don't think telling press disinformation was enough. >> kayleigh: with all of cov covid-19, that wasn't enough for press. if you want more and i know you do, watch "outnumbered" at noon today. afghan national arrested and accused of plotting election day terror attack. how he got into our country unvetted and san antonio

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>> brian: afghan national in custody after being accused of plotting an election day terrorist attack on behalf of isis and the suspect entered the country after the afghanistan withdrawal. brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: it means potential terrorists are entering this country. afghan citizen living in oakley has been charged with plotting

terrorist attack on election day for isis. 27-year-old man obtained weapons and ammunition to launch this attack. he arrived in the united states in september of 2021, days after u.s. withdrawal days after afghanistan. he indicated the attack was planned for election day and he allegedly confirmed the attack was confirmed for election day tar targeting large gatherings of people and he and the juvenile were expecting to die as martyrs. there is increased level brought on. listen. >> what should scare american people is what harris administration has done, how many more plotting an attack right now. luckily this guy was caught on chatter. intelligence is not perfect,

they will miss more than they get. there is more than this one in this country because of this administration. >> brooke: he faces up to 35 years in prison. steve. >> steve: thank you very much. meanwhile, san antonio police, down in texas, issuing warning after arresting 19 people including four tren de aragua members in a raid as members of the venezuelan gang are blamed for crimes across lone star state of texas. >> this is first one we're hitting, we have other places we're going to hit. we are on to you and coming for you. we know where you are. we are coming for you. >> steve: good. hotel in el paso forced to shut down due to migrant crime. this is happening on vice president harris' watch. somebody watching it all is co-host of "the five," judge jea jeanine. san antonio firefighters are

being warned when you go to fight a fire, look out for gang members. aren't their jobs tough enough already. >> judge jeanine: they are. what has happened in this country, the gang, specifically tren de aragua, has identified police as those people they want to basically destroy and beat up. firefighters and first responders are misinterpreted as police officers and gangs go after them. the police chief said, we're coming after you. they are engaged in drug trafficking, human trafficking and robbery and using apartment bui buildings as base of criminal operation. in this sting, they took down so many of them and found out several had warrants, they were illegal in this country and several had been deported and came back to this country. >> steve: story terrified much of north central texas around

dallas, four members of a gang followed a lady into her garage in dallas and beat her up for a while, threatened to cut her fin fingers unless she gave them stuff. they arrested them, that poor woman will never forget that. >> judge jeanine: they wanted her jewelry, identified her based upon jewelry she was wearing. question is, number one, do these people get caught in think sanctuary cities and not held accountable or if deported, are they coming back? this is criminal gang from venezuela whose job to commit crime and eliminate police. >> steve: sanctuary cities, brand new available on fox nation. we have a sound bite. set it up and what we're about to hear. >> judge jeanine: we're about to hear from the mother of a young

girl who went out to start her life, got two jocks and was uncomfortable. living next to guy who was illegal and he ends up killing her. why do we have sanctuary cities in america? what are we doing about them? why are illegals being protected and signing alelegiance to violent crime their own country. what are we going to do about this problem? >> steve: watch that sound bite the judge just set up. >> many states refuse to provide information regarding illegals who are committing crimes once they illegally cross the border. they don't want to discriminate against them, they are illegal. how does that make you feel? >> angry, why are we protecting them? we need to be protected,

everyone living here legally and in the united states need to be protected. >> steve: that looks great, judge. >> that is tammy nobel, mother of young girl murdered by an illegal alien and in the end, heihe was caught and convicted. she and others that have lost loved ones made a decision to get america organized and on notice what is happening, where it is happening and what we can do about it. this fox nation special is compelling. >> steve: go to fox nation and it is on the home page. >> judge jeanine: good to see you. >> steve: good to see you. former president donald trump campaigning today in pennsylvania as elon musk plans to join him on the trail. battleground battle coming up next.

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>> fox weather alert. hurricane milton is set to make landfall on florida's gulf coast overnight. residents in small towns like horseshoe beach are trying to rebuild after three hurricanes have destroyed homes and businesses in just the past year. milton is expected to bring even more suffering. horseshoe beach council member brook and her husband, clint, join us now. good morning to both of you. you have smiles on your faces and i'm reading your story and it breaks my heart. you have been through it. tell oils what happened. brooke, i'll start with you. tell us what happened last year when aidala moved through. >> it was a cat 3 hurricane.

we received 12 foot storm surge. we personally got two feet of water in our house. it was elevated 4 1/2 feet. we lost a lot of structures in town. i believe we lost 75 homes with adahlia. >> you are rebuilding the house and hit two weeks ago with helene, what happened to your house then? >> basically what you see on the screen. helene come through, picked it up and moved it to another address basically, to the lot next door. >> ainsley: what are you doing now? where are you living? how do you survive this? >> right now we're living 45 minutes away with our child. we also have a friend here in horseshoe beach that has a condo that lets us stay here as -- with the town. >> ainsley: i know you serve on the council, on the city council.

are you y'all thinking about maybe ditching the city and saying we have to move somewhere else, we can't afford to rebuild and have it wiped out? >> fortunately after adahlia, we do have insurance. we did not have insurance in adahlia but we do now. not sure what that means or how the coverage will be, at least we have that. others have, you know, horseshoe beach is predominantly a retirement town. we have people over 65 that have cleaned out their house in the last two years and received damage and they've left. they are leaving and looking for homes elsewhere. >> ainsley: clint, how are you preparing for milton to hit tonight? >> we're just batting down the hatches. that's about all we can do and we pray for everybody in south florida. they will have a rough row to hoe. we pray for everybody down there. >> ainsley: you said to a local reporter i've tried to use them

all. catastrophic, devastating, heartbreaking. none of it explains what happened here. what is your focus now. you have a rental property, your source of income. that has been damaged. what is your advice for other people that are going through the same thing? how do you get through it? >> i believe that adahlia prepared us for helene. i feel major heartbreak for the people who haven't experienced this in a lifetime. they are going to be shocked, shell shocked, lost, it is going to be a whirlwind of emotions for them. we're hardened somewhat by the experience of three in 13 months. like i said earlier, there is no way to describe it. >> ainsley: we're out of time, so sorry. everyone say a prayer for them. god bless you. i hope you get fema money. >> bill: good morning, everyone. milton is a mons