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it's october 15th. and this is "fox & friends." well, first, it was joy. now, it's fear. the democrats shifting the tone as they try to tie the crisis at the border to donald trump. >> we had a woman killed by an immigrant. yeah, well, if they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. >> lawrence: this as vice president kamala harris gets ready for. >> geraldo: first formal fox news interview with bret baier. that's going to be tomorrow. >> brian: and fox weather alert. all power could be restored in florida today after milton but thousands are still in the dak in north carolina. we will talk to one family who took this picture as their cat floated away in helene's floodwaters before making it back home, exclamation point. >> lawrence: so it's going to be your interview. this is not us. it's the brian kilmeade show.

>> steve: thank goodness not a cat catastrophe. seconds hour of "fox & friends" starts with that pun. >> ainsley: three weeks y'all, tuesday until election day. both candidates are hitting the swing states. >> steve: vice president kamala harris is going to do a radio town hall in detroit. >> lawrence: former president donald trump will head to georgia after his pennsylvania town hall turns into a concert. >> brian: right. he also is going to do another interview. another network. we have live team conch. madeleine rivera is covering the trump campaign we have griff jenkins live at the white house with the vp's plans for today. i choose griff. >> griff: good morning, guys. politico calls it the black men blitz. vice president harris has been a pitch in the homestretch to a demographic struggling with unveiled opportunity agenda for black men yesterday. starting with $20,000 in forgivable government loans for

1 million minorities to start businesses as well as education, training and mentorship programs creating a frame wore for crypto-currency and legalizing marijuana. it comes as the "new york times" poll shows just how much black voters have drifted from democrats. 92 in 2016 to 90% in 2020. down to just 78% the few research center says the drop is more drastic 22 points since 2016. a clear ship in her risk averse media strategies. today she is in detroit to make her case to charlamagne tha god, reaching out to her ways base. "new york times" reports current and former democrats in detroit say her campaign so far has, quote, lacked urgency. but then tomorrow tough face-to-face sit down interview with our own bret baier certain to be pressed on immigration which she has mostly skirted.

even though she is now sitting down for this tough interview. it is perhaps worth noting 86 days since she has chosen not to hold a press conference. guys? >> steve: thank you, griff. tomorrow we will see -- with bret baier we will see how many times he has got ask her a question to get an answer. we have seen others try. never got an answer. i'm sure our colleague, bret baier will do as well as he can. >> brian: a nonanswer is a bad answer. >> lawrence: yeah, it is. >> steve: if people realize that. >> brian: combination like you said you are now for fracking. what happened? what changed? i heard senator murphy answer the question like two months ago he said i looked into it and they have done a clear, more responsible way environmentally -- some type of answer. and if she goes around it, it will look terrible. i think that's by charlamagne tha god is not going to give her an easy time. he if he wants to help her. he will be more direct. >> lawrence: one of the thing going with her with bret is he not a gotcha type of reporter.

honestly, she should be watching just the show of questions that he has put into the ether he would like to ask kamala harris. she just has to have an answer that suffices for the american people. and she is really going to have to explain her evolution, finally, with her policy changes, ainsley. >> ainsley: last night i was watching a show and he had a panel on they were all saying you should ask her this. let me write all this down. >> steve: obviously, she is coming on fox because we have the biggest audience in capable news. >> ainsley: smart of her. >> steve: there are a lot of independents and democrats and republicans, people persuadable. and that's why she is coming on. the task for her is to give some answers so that you can fill in some blanks. all those polls show that we have not heard enough of her policies whether we are on board for her for a lot of the people this is her chance, let's see if she takes it. meanwhile the "wall street

journal" friend written upstairs here. thought provoking column. politics of contempt. essentially what it says if you are thinking about how the mainstream media essentially saying hey, if you are thinking about voting for donald trump. it's either because you are bad or because you are stupid. it's contemptible. >> ainsley: this is what a portion of the article says. is it impossible for example, that black men may think mr. trump would do a better job for the economy than another democratic administration? or that the democrats' denial that sex is a is a biological reality is a serious threat to both the nation's values and science? or that hispanics might want a candidate who has a record and a promise of imposing a tough immigration policy that will keep the country safer? the democratic self-ordained mission to make better humans of us all is not only tiresomely

elitist. it's also if they have such low opinion of voters they may have la low opinion of you. >> lawrence: one of the things i discovered from the democrats doing these barber shops and talking with voters of different parties of course in the barbershop you got trump voters as well. it's new because there hasner been a ticket on the modern daytime so much support from black men. one thing i discovered from the harris voters that still remain with black males, they never expected that when they changed the particular. they thought by having a black woman on the ticket that it would pressure some black males to vote based on that. and, the black males have completely rejected that policy position. they haven't seen anything from kamala harris that i object spicer them.

they don't trust her. and the seconds issue is she hasn't given an answer of substance on why she hasn't put policies in right now to fix the economy. whether you love or hate donald trump, a lot of black voters, specifically black males, feel like the economy was better under him. future cycles will be there. people are tired of being sexualized. this is black men and black women. hispanic men hispanic women. first of all they are americans. they want an opportunity to be successful. they want an opportunity to go to school. they don't need to smoke pot for free. they don't need special loans. they need an equal playing field. don't tell me i need special services. and please don't think i'm naive enough to know when you are pandering.

you have three weeks to get an election. we all see the numbers and you go give them loans. give them pot, give them special housing discounts and they will vote for me. they can see through it. >> steve: that is how politics has worked for a long time. >> brian: listen, you can tell pandering from a program. these are individual panderings for a program. >> ainsley: this is what donald trump has going to for him. we saw what it was like under his administration. we saw what it was like under kamala harris. he had remain in mexico. if you sought asylum. if you are illegal and say i need to leave my country and come to mo america. you have to wait in mexico until your hearing and we will decide. joe biden and kamala harris come in and do away with remain in mexico. most everybody can walk across, declare asylum. once you are in, you are. in once your feet hit american soil you are in. you don't have to show up for your hearing. you can be a criminal and you are in. we have seen that now they are trying to blame it on the border bill that trump didn't sign?

guess what? that border bill came out this year? they were in office three and a half years ago. >> lawrence: the problem with the pandering though to steve and brian's point is that the pandering misses the mark. you want to put marijuana on the table, but people can't afford groceries. okay? >> ainsley: right. >> lawrence: so i mean, putting weed on the table, it just make sense. then she says she is going to give loans to black businesses. then you are going to put more taxes and regulations on those same black businesses. >> ainsley: raise corporate taxes. >> lawrence: the policies she is throwing out there as red meat trying to attract us misses the mark every single time. >> steve: here's the thing. and this goes to my point with brian. american politics, it's how it's worked forever. i remember when my kids were in grade school and when they were -- the kids running for class president, they would say you know what? we are going to get harry potter, j.c. raleighing to come to our school.

we will have candy every day at noon after lunch. those kids always won. j.c. rawling never came to the school and they never got candy but it's just one of those things people do in politics hey i will give you free stuff. >> lawrence: i just hope our voting demographic don't behave like children and don't take the chinay objects. i hope so. >> brian: why is it that black people like pot? isn't that an insult? what about the white people like coors beer? what are you trying to do? >> lawrence: i think there is a large demographic of americans smoking weed today. i don't think that's the agenda for black america. i think that's the agenda for a lot of people. thing is people can't afford basic items now. being able to buy weed because it's legal in a lot of states is a luxury right now. i think it just misses the year all point -- it is pandering, it's insulting in some ways say that's a black agenda. >> ainsley: that's why when the

spourntion was interviewed over the vehicle no one cares about cholesterol we care about groceries. >> brian: let's go high. mcdonald's. >> steve: on the ballot in the state of florida is legalizing pot this year. that's going to drive a lot of people. >> lawrence: it's a red state, too. >> steve: in the meantime go to madeleine rivera with the latest from the trump campaign, hey, made. >> madeleine: good morning. former president trump was about 30 minutes into his town hall in erie, pennsylvania yesterday when it was paused because of a medical emergency. shortly after that, there was another medical emergency. trump and south dakota governor kristi noem who mod der rate offed the event mentioned how hot it was in the room. the doors were opened. and to pass the time, the former president started playing music if my guys can do this. let's make this a musical fest. turn it up louder ♪ ava maria.

>> made some comments after the border after the second emergency. he completely ended the q&a portion. instead he continued to play more music, which went on for another roughly 40 minutes, the songs included hallelujah and ymca. before the event turned into impromptu concert trump did answer some questions about the economy and touted his energy policies. >> we have more liquid gold under our feet than saudi arabia, than russia, than any other country. i'm going to bring down your energy costs 50% in the first year. 5-0. 50%. [cheers] >> and i better do it because i'm all over the place saying. i'm going to have problems if i don't get it done. >> in a post on x. vice president kamala harris'

team said trump looked lost and confused. trump's campaign though praised the event as something special. lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> brian: right. >> lawrence: thanks, maddy. >> brian: is he a lot more active. even today is he doing two things. he has his bloomberg interview and going over to georgia. she starts at 4:30 with charlamagne tha god, put it on the schedule. gets democrats nervous. do you know at the best scenario, you are in a tie? >> ainsley: i think it shows he is in a good place. i think he is having fun. >> steve: i think so, too. >> lawrence: that's such a stupid comment to say he is lost and confused. he called an audible. this is a person running his campaign. you got people passing out and he goes, you know, i'm just going to end. this we're just going to put some music on. and this is someone in control of the room. not someone that has a campaign crypted by the staff. sometimes you got to know the moment and switch gears sometimes. >> ainsley: isn't what they say though -- sorry steve.

if there is an attack or something bad, just play the music, keep the audience calm. >> lawrence: keep everybody calm. ains ain't people passing out because it's so hot in there. >> brian: my problem is when people see me they get overwhelmed and pass out. [laughter] >> steve: they started playing a maria. graphic regarding migration. barack obama going out on friday. bill clinton was down in georgia, and he had an observation that was exactly spot on a little bit tells how he remembers his legacy and what they did during the clinton years regarding migration and how they managed it. he talked a little bit about how he was in georgia. how laken riley that georgia university student was killed by

somebody who was in the country illegally. and there was a problem with that bern in the country. it had to do with background checks and stuff like that. and here is the answer bill clinton gave yesterday that probably had the people that kamala harris' headquarters going wait, please. don't talk anymore trump killed the bill. it was written by senior republican notice senate. and he killed the bill. why? had a cases in georgia not very long ago. they made an ad about it a young woman killed by immigrant. yeah. well, if they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. [laughter] but if they are properly vetted, that doesn't happen and america is not having enough babies to keep our population up. we need immigrants that have

been vetted to do the work. >> right. >> there wouldn't be a problem he couldn't keep people all torn up and upset. >> brian: how disciplined is he on the stump. he hurt hillary a lot. just remembering, too, when he went out there and started saying things under sniper story he came out and ad-libbed and got her in more trouble. disorganization with staff. surrogates not on message. not only is he off message but they don't know what they are talking about when they got out there. did somebody tell barack obama to bee rate black males and humiliate them into voting for kamala harris? did someone tell her -- him to go out there and make sure you talk about the victims of illegal immigration joe biden and kamala harris dropped 94 second executive orders that trump put out regarding the

border. >> lawrence: brian, the problem is it's not the surrogate's fault this is happening. a candidate with no identity. and master politicians out there doing what they did in their time. and so, this is a campaign that is reliant on others to fill in the void of policy. so you have got people winging it. they are saying what they would do. not what kamala harris because she hasn't made it clear to the american people. so you have got messages all over the place right now. brian. ainsley: to brian's point did he get the first part right. he admitted that laken riley's murder wouldn't have happened if migrants had been properly vetted. laken's alleged killer the illegal immigrant crossed in 2022 when brian and harris were in the administration. it was a few years ago. but, what he got wrong is trying to blame donald trump for killing the bipartisan border bill. the border bill didn't surface like you said, brian, until this year. >> steve: ultimately, the point, it's the cover of the "new york post" right now. we agree -- political shocker, we agree with bill clinton.

the point being that had migrants been properly vetted, she would still be alive. the other embarrassing thing for bill clinton yesterday, when he was out and about, he went to a mcdonald's. >> lawrence: they didn't recognize him. >> steve: they thought he was joe biden. hey, are you joe? >> steve: i'm the other president. >> ainsley: i felt sorry for the lady behind the counter. >> steve: right there. >> ainsley: she thought it was different president. >> steve: are you joe? >> lawrence: i do love how he also. >> ainsley: oh, bill. >> lawrence: this is so sad. >> steve: who expects the president to walk up to you doing your job. >> brian: every mcdonald's has been visited by mcdonald's at one point. doesn't he love mcdonald's? i remember john travolta played him in that movie he was always going to mcdonald's. >> steve: or waffle house. >> lawrence: carley has headlines. >> carley: i certainly do. starting with this.

a turned woman caught on camera robbing a 7-year-old boy and slang his mom in a new york city mugging. it all happened at a bronx grocery store when the woman ripped cash from the boy's hand as he was playing with fruit. she then went over to the mother, hitting her as she pushed a stroller weather forecast baby inside. serious residents say the crazed woman is still strolling around the neighborhood in the bronx. >> my goodness. virginia governor glenn youngkin is defending removing non-citizens from voter rolls after the doj announced that it is suing the state. >> here i am a governor, mandated and oh, by the way, proud to support and defend the constitution of the united states, the constitution of the commonwealth of virginia. and, by law, to make sure that we have clean voter rolls and the department of justice shows up 25 days before a presidential election and says stop doing that. to me, this is unprecedented.

>> carley: back in august youngkin signed executive order requiring daily updates to the voter list to prevent non-citizen from casting ballots. getting sued by the federal government for that attempt. north korea blowing up interkorean roads that one between north and south korea in apparent display of anger towards the south. comes just days after the north claims its rival flew drones over capital city of pyongyang and underlines the worsening tensions between the two nations. and today two giant pandas are expected to arrive at the national zoo in washington, d.c. these pandas come from china. the pandas one male and one female were born in 2021. i'm being told they enjoy climbing. the return to panda diplomacy comes as part of a new 10-year agreement with chinese authorities after beijing pulled some of their pandas from the united states last year. so, that is your news. capping things off with some panda-china diplomacy, guys.

>> steve: mand money yunel. >> brian: you like the dog pandas. >> ainsley: remember that story, carley? painted the chow chows to look like pandas. people bought tickets to see the pan does and they started barking. [laughter] >> brian: i wish we could get two pandas, male and female and give us two years to make more pandas and stop borrowing them. >> steve: breeding program. and they may still have it at the national zoo in washington, d.c. part of the smithsonian institute. you can actually go on their website. they have a panda camera and watch them all over because people are so fascinated. >> lawrence: they took them. >> brian: paint dries nothing to do you can look at the panda. >> steve: a lot of people who love pandas. lawrence i thought you liked pandas. >> brian: i don't like pandas. they are not even bears they are marsupial. >> lawrence: you like penguins? penguin guy. >> ainsley: that means they have

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>> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu reportedly says his country doesn't need wait for the u.s. to green light a strike on iran's military as tensions rise in the middle east. matt finn joins us live from tel aviv. matt? what the what the ainsley it was about two weeks ago that iran lit up the sky here in israel with nearly 200 rockets literally a terrifying moment that fox aired live. since then the world has been wondering how israel will respond. the concern is that if israel is too aggressive, this shadow war could become an all-out confrontation. well, now we have got insight into israel's plan. "the washington post" reports that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told president biden in a phone call that israel will strike iranian military sites instead of oil or

nuclear locations. that information signals netanyahu might be willing to avoid greater escalation with iran, at least for now. and he is aware that any type of strike against iran could actually impact our u.s. election. netanyahu reportedly saying we will listening to the opinions of the united states but we will make our final decisions based on our national interest. also happening today here in the middle east, we expect the united states antimissile system called thad for short, to arrive here in israel. a thaad battery as it's called is manufactured by lockheed martin. it's a billion dollars defense system against missiles. the pentagon says bringing that system here to israel indicates our ironclad support for this country. brian? >> brian: all right, thanks so much, matt, let's expand on what matt laid out for us. israeli prime minister netanyahu reportedly telling president biden is he willing to strike vaughan's military rather than oil or nuclear facilities. pointing to a nor limited counter strike despite high

tensions. retired army national guard major john king is speaking at donald trump's rally in atlanta today on the dangers of our troops are facing under biden and harris' command and join us with more. first off, major general, this is outrageous. another leap to the "the washington post" from confidential meetings between netanyahu and this administration. >> good morning, brian. it's absolutely ridiculous that we would telegraph or we would allow israeli defense to be telegraphed to the iranians. you know, it's just not serious. these people at the white house are not serious about not only our allies but the defense of our nation let's get this straight if general biden went his way. tunnels and unearthed four or five of hamas. if general biden had his way wouldn't have went into hezbollah and taken out all of their command and blown up at

least 3,000 hezbollah war fighters with their pagers and they would not have moved in and blown up those tunnels that go right to the u.n. facilities. and now general biden is stopping them by exposing them about different sites he wants them to hit. when are they going to learn that his instincts are terrible? that's what this election is so important, brian. my goodness the people of israel, the people of america should not be holding their breath because of this administration incompetence. it's the only thing can you call it. the israelis have been taking the hit for the united states all the way back to desert storm. the iraqis struck can scud missiles into tel aviv and we requested the israelis would not respond. we would not do that is it t. is unreasonable for the israelis to do the same. >> take a look at their failures, august 26th, 13 u.s. members die at abbey gate a bombing we knew was going to

happen. should have never taken place. august 30th, we leave that country. turn it over to the at that time ban. al-qaeda's son now running things in afghanistan. february 24th, 2022 russia invades ukraine. we telegraphed tngeghts we allowed it. we didn't get ready for it. hamas attacks israel, their intelligence and our intelligence weren't able to foresee. this what would do you? what targets would you hit? >> everything should be on the table. and we should not -- you know, our allies should not be -- i mean, the defense their way of life, their nation. but, also, look at the risk that we are putting our servicemembers on. this is america's treasure, our young men and women searching in union form when why telegraph to our financials what is on and off the table, we are putting our servicemembers at greater risk. that's the unacceptable. >> major general john king, thanks so much.

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power. more than two weeks after hurricane helene made landfall. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for forecast. >> janice: we are still watching the potential for record cold for parts of north carolina. and look at the great lakes and the northern plains, even the northeast. these are wind chills, frost and freeze alerts for many big cities. kansas city towards cincinnati, harrisburg and also asheville. okay. where we have 12,000 people without power still because of helene, almost three weeks in. forecast highs in the high 50's and 60's with overnight lows at the freezing mark. it's actually going to be cold enough for snow for the appalachians. in system of these areas that still do not have power. so that's my big concern here is it's going to get record cold in these areas over the next few days. for florida, we are hoping the power comes back on this week. temperatures in the 80's, so not as big a deal as our friends in north carolina. but, you know, a cold front is going to move through and we

will have dry conditions and temperatures in the 70s and 80's overnight temperatures in the 50's. but, again, not as bad for our friends in north carolina and, steve, you know, we are still highlighting this area that is still suffering so greatly not only in florida but in the carolinas. we have to send our prayers to all of those folks. >> steve: we do, indeed. j.d., thank you very much. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: meanwhile vice presidential candidate tim walz facing criticism for his latest flip flop. this one concerning free speech. >> look, the first amendment is foundational. something i spent my whole life, the vice president, and i think most americans are clear on this. the point we are seeing censorship coming in the form of book banning in certain places. we are seeing in attempts in school intention is hate speech, protected hate speech. speech aimed at creation violence. speech that's aimed at individuals. that's what we are talking about in this. the decision on that, society decides on a lot of this.

>> steve: okay. and some of america's most successful billionaires apparently billionaire, fed up with censorship. campus protests of far left curriculums they are backing a brand new anti-woke university in texas. we have been telling you about. this university of austin is the school we are talking about. senior vice president mike sean spicer joins us now from austin. good morning to you. >> good morning. dallas tim walz's on free speech same time we have seen a number of people from the political left when when confronted with realities they don't like, they call it disinformation, misinformation, what roux doing? you got to shut up. >> yeah. i mean, you know, this is exactly the model, you know, that's driving why the university of austin was founded. we want to have an open conversation in our society and lots of people are telling us what we can hear and say and do and talk about. and, you know, there's a

tremendous sense, you know, this country was founded on an open dialogue and free speech. to say hear tim walz's definitions in some ways you are kind of questioning what were the founders say about that? i'm not sure they would agree. >> steve: sure. ultimately, i know that a lot of people when they do that they are trying to silence dissent. you look at college campuses i know the university of austin. you have seen the free speech protest including palestine up there to the exclusion of a lot of jewish students feel they are not safe because of it that's one of the reasons people are flocking to your school, isn't it. >> it is. the very purpose of an university is to have an open exchange of ideas and civil discourse to collect evidence, weigh that evidence, and to make judgments. our universities have to be the

place where the most dangerous ideas and the most traditional ideas are reviewed, tested and challenged. and that's what the university of austin is all about. it's also part of what many institutions have lost in their core cultures. >> steve: excellent point. all right, mike, thank you very much. good luck at the university of austin today. >> thank you. >> steve: all right. meanwhile, three weeks exactly until the election, and democrats are ramping up the scare tactics. ♪ >> a second trump term would be a huge risk. >> this man is dangerous. >> donald trump, anybody who doesn't agree with him, is the enemy. >> steve: rachel campos-duffy live in the studio with the reality check. there she is. come on down, you are our next contestant. ♪ to me, harlem is home. ♪

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♪ >> so strongly that a second trump term would be a huge risk for america and a danger. >> this man is dangerous. donald trump, anybody who doesn't agree with him is the enemy. >> young woman who had been killed by an immigrant.

yeah, well, if they had already been vetted they probably wouldn't have happened. and the sc cynicism of killing a bill so you can keep people torn up and upset. >> as the white house gets tighter, vice president harris and her democratic allies are dialing up the feared factor. here to react is "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy. hey, rachel. used to be joy, joy, joy. now it's fear. >> it's fear. because we're going to introduce my spanish a little bit later. they are panicked right now. this is what happened when people start to figure out that, you know, brat girl and good vibes don't pay the bills. right? brat girl and joy and all the stuff that they were trying to sell us doesn't get tren de aragua out of your apartment complex. it doesn't stop us from getting into wars. it doesn't stop the school system from trying to indoctrinate your children. all the things that americans are concerned about. they are figuring out this lady has no answers.

every time she gets on tv. everybody realizes a how vacuous she is and, two, she is not willing to try. why hasn't she owned up to it at this point. >> ainsley: something exciting for fox nation. tell us about it. >> rachel: i have a new show coming out on fox -- coming out on fox depoors at the. 4:00 a.m. every day news hour in spanish. going to have great guests. focus on all things american politics but also latin american politics. and it's also going to air on youtube on fox news youtube at 420% of our population are latinos and big part of our electorate. >> trending conservative. hispanics are conservatives they don't know it. they have only had telemundo, univision.

left wing to get their news from. the guests we have booked all of them say the same thing. we have been waiting 10 years for this to happen. the hispanic community is super excited about this and so am i. i'm really honored that fox is doing it. >> ainsley: watch it today. drops today. >> drops today. >> ainsley: every day after that it will be 4:00. >> 4:00 every day but on fox nation. >> where can we watch it if we don't have fox nation. >> fox deportes and also have it on and on youtube. how do you feel about this? are so you excited. >> i'm super excited. amazing guests. we interviewed the president of panama. which we will show a clip from. this is example of how our u.s. policies, our open borders are affecting pan mall. the president of panama thinks your border is texas. your border is actually panama. what has happened because we have opened the border the darien gap pristine jungle area,

gorgeous with native tribsz. the lyes of the native tribes there are in danger. the whole ecosystem in peril, why? because we have opened it up and people are coming through. and they have destroyed -- i mean the rivers are poisoned from cadavers from trash, from garbage from human feces, everything, and we're responsible for it. and so the -- this president was elected with the mandate who say molino he is doing something no other president of panama said they were going to do which is to close the darien gap. is he in the process of that. we talked to him about it. so here's a clip. [speaking package] spanish] . .

. >> ainsley: is he saying there are fleeing venezuela and come to his country, too? >> rachel: is he talking about all over the world. coming through the delawarean gap. >> ainsley: facing the same thing we are. >> rachel: we are going to have this in the interview as well. they found 200 children under 5 abegan doned in this very dangerous remote jungle. parents had died. some of them are so little they don't even know their names. so, these are the kinds of problems that our open border is having. not just in our country we are hurting our neighbors to the south. >> ainsley: i'm so proud of you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: congratulations. ready to take on another job with your nine children? >> rachel: it's been crazy. we will find the balance here soon. fox noti c.i. as premiers today on fox deportes. foxnews.com and fox nation. i hope everyone watches. >> ainsley: thank you so much

for coming on. hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: big congratulations to rachel. phenomenal job and wonderful idea. more news to get. to say the texas department of public safety apprehending a large group of migrants after they illegally cross the southern border yesterday. among the group were 22 special interest immigrants from egypt and turkey. the group was also bringing along 23 unaccompanied children with them. the apprehension is part of operation lone star. happening today, texas senator ted cruz and congressman collin al rad will meet today in the only debated in the texas senate race. the senator reacting to the race on hannity last night. >> chuck schumer has been explicit. i'm his number one target in the country. chuck schumer and george soros are flooding over $100 millioned into the state of texas. texas is the battleground. my opponent collin allred is a hard left kamala harris clone.

>> carley: senator cruz receiving endorsement last night saying is he doing tremendous job for the state of texas. to los angeles where yesterday's nlc game snake. dug out. the reptiles causing a minor stir before a team manager came by and snatched him away. as for the actual game, the mets offense putting up seven runs in the first two innings. >> to right center field. on the move. couldn't find it. over the wall. grand slam. >> carley: mets fans are happy take down the dodgers 7-3 tie up the series at one apiece. that series returns to new york for game three tomorrow. conch begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on ss 1 to continue the snake fun, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. we have more "fox & friends"

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