>> sends one high to center field. did he get it back on it is thomas at the wall. he got it. it's a 2-run home run. [cheers] aaron judge finally connects. >> brian anderson and i referring to finally yes had a good start to the playoffs. home run there. serve happy in yankee land. series heads back to cleveland for game three on thursday. tonight, shohei ohtani and the l.a. dodgers taking on francisco lender. nlch. series currently tied at one apiece. coverage of that begins 7:00 p.m. eastern. on fs1 that's a heck of a series. >> carley: went to a golf outing and your team one a lot going on with you. >> todd: a busy day. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: all right. it is 6:00 a.m. on the east

coast. wednesday, october the 16th. this is "fox & friends." >> steve: welcome aboard, folks. first up, vice president harris pressed by charlamagne tha god on her border record. >> doesn't the biden administration have to take some blame for the border though, a lot of the blame? because i mean the first three years all did get a long wrong with the border? >> charlamagne. >> lawrence: bret baier has a lot more questions for harris when he interviews her today. bret will join us on "fox & friends" with a preview. >> carley: meanwhile former president donald trump taking questions and addressing women's top issues. the audience was all women, like safety and border. >> end all sanctuary cities in the united states and we're going to go back to normalcy. >> ainsley: harris faulkner had that exclusive interview, and she is going to preview the whole thing for us. it's going to air on her show at 11:00 this morning. she is going to come on and talk about it. >> brian: fox news alert. the white house backtracks on

something extremely important. it turns out the afghan national charged with election day terror plot was not properly vetted. we were not getting the right information. how does that happen, and what do we really know? >> lawrence: some good questions. bry. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> steve: all right. less than three weeks before election day, former president donald trump heads to miami today to speak to undecided latino voters. >> brian: that visit comes one day, one day after trump's rally in atlanta where he promised to, quote, make america affordable again. >> ainsley: brooke singman joins us now with the latest. >> brooke: good morning, during that stop in wing state, georgia, president trump slamming the biden administration for failing to keep inflation in check. >> we will make america affordable again. over the last four years her inflation nightmare has cost the typical family $29,000. think of that, $29,000 in

inflation the reason to believe you feel poorer is thanks to kamala. >> brooke: earlier in the day trump getting in heated exchange with bloomberg's editor in chief when asked about tariff plan. >> yes you will find some people gain from individual tariffs. overall effect would be massive. >> i agree it's going to have a massive effect. positive effect. it's going to be a positive not a negative. let me just tell you, no, no. i know how committed you are to this and it must be hard for you, you know, spend 25 years talking about tariffs be negative and have somebody explain to you that you are totally wrong. >> meanwhile vice president kamala harris is back in pennsylvania today for her 11th visit this election cycle as she keeps her rust belt state tour going. politico reporting that top democrats in pennsylvania think harris' campaign as being quote poorly run in the key swing states in part harris lacks relationships with key party figures, particularly in philadelphia and its suburbs.

they complain they have been left out of events and surrogates haven't been deployed effectively. also happening today harris will sit for her first one-on-one interview with fox news' bret baier. that is airing on sport 6:00 p.m. eastern time. you won't want to miss it. guys, back to you. >> brian: and bret will be with us, too. >> ainsley: thank you, brooke. >> interesting to see everything that was going on. you have the president of the united states. didn't go to cnbc which i know joe really likes him and he goes to bloomberg and he said a few minutes goes on. my people tell me doesn't like me too much. thanks, great staff i have. and he was more happy to debate back and forth on the use of tariffs. there is legitimate debaten for both sides even on people that support him. some say i like some of the ways in which tariffs work and steve moore said originally i was against tariffs, meaning taxes, then i saw the way he was using them and explaining it. to me it's so clear. it's a bargaining point. some people are going to get

tariffs and it's going to stick. other people say i'm going to bring manufacturing back. maybe we do have high tariffs on your stuff, america. why don't we bring them down together. everyone is going to be reconfigured. >> steve: in particular, brian, to your point about tariffs, when a lot of top republicans in congress hear him talk about it, they railed against it for decades. they go, you know what? if he is elected what we will do and go ahead and do what is appropriate. in other words, we might -- republicans might not actually do what he is suggesting. bret baier, this may come up with him tonight, great -- rather, with her. with kamala harris. they are going to sit down about an hour before his program, they are going to talk for about a half an hour. i will say this. this is smart of her campaign to do it because she realizes that fox news channel has got the most viewers. the most independents, the most democrats, the most republicans. and perhaps the most undecideds. and that is what it all comes down to with less than three

weeks before the big election is who is still undecided? >> lawrence: this may be the first time she does a real interview where she will be pressed on issues. and i mean the follow-up, the follow up, and bret has a style. republicans, independents, legislators, people that want to run for office. he is the same way with them all. even with the former president he is tough on him as well. i think it's going to be the same thing for kamala harris. the question is, can she handle it? will she give policy answers finally? and this could be a make or break moment. >> ainsley: going to be great day on fox news. 11:00 see donald trump with harris. and then on bret's show see bret with kamala harris. >> steve: fair and balanced. >> ainsley: we will have both candidates on today. i'm excited to watch fox throughout the day. charlamagne tha god sat down with kamala harris for the breakfast club for that interview. there were four big takeaways. it was how do you react to people saying you have scripted interviews, that you say the same thing he? also asked her about marijuana.

she denies, says it's not true that she locked up thousands of black men in san francisco. the truth is she did lock up two -- almost 2,000 people as d.a. of san francisco for marijuana-related offenses. then she talked about reparations. i thought this was huge. she said when it documents reparations. she said i do have clear eyes about the disparity that exists and the context in which they exist. it has to be studied. there is no questions about that. does that mean she is for reparations? >> brian: study in new york and causal. as soon as they see the bill everyone stops studying. >> steve: that's the way you kick the can down the street. >> ainsley: how do we plan she is not planning to do it multi trillion dollars plan. >> brian: got to take her at her word. >> steve: one of the things that bret baier has already said is he going to ask about, he said yesterday that he is going to ask her questions about things that matter to people. obviously, the economy.

it matters to a lot of people. so does the border. and immigration and migration. because it leads to not only all these people in this country and we have got figure out how to pay for that bill. but, also, a surge in crime and violence as well in some instances. here is charlamagne tha god pushing back on not her ticket you, back in 2020, biden-harris, deserves some of the credit for the trouble. >> doesn't the biden administration have to take some blame for the border though, at love the blame? because i mean the first three years y'all did get a lot of things wrong with the border. >> no, charlie main, first thing we dropped is a bill to fix the broken immigration system we worked with what we needed to do to secure ports of entry. what we did to try to get that reasonable doubt border security bill passed executive order which has reduced significantly

the number of illegal crossings and tightened up what needs to happen between ports of entry. >> brian: so much there. that bill that they brought up in 2021 was really about asylum. was a pathway to citizenship. and if you want to talk about what they didn't d. and didn't do, she said up to congress to act. your congress. your democratic senate and house. same people passed inflation plan, inflation reduction act. gun control, all those things you brag about, they didn't pass your immigration reform because no one was close to agreeing on it, and it was a pathway to citizenship where america wasn't there. and when you talked about what flown into individual cities. to play. and why did you reverse 94 executive orders. >> that trump put in place on the border? how could you not say you are

responsible for 8 million illegals coming across? >> lawrence: he starts it off by saying the part we didn't play is, he starts off by saying not true. excuse me? they labeled her the border czar giving her a task after the multiple rebranding. the interview starts off this way. >> steve: lawrence, then he also said why don't you pushback? you weren't the border czar why didn't you push back? >> lawrence: exactly. >> steve: she said if i answered everything that donald trump said about me that was not true, i wouldn't be talking about how i could help people. >> lawrence: problem is not just donald trump. can you look at the multiple public occasions where they labeled her as the border czar. second thing to brian's point about the immigration thing it was an immigration bill. not a border security package. so the question -- the follow-up should have been madam vice president, where was the border security bill that you guys proposed in the first. >> ainsley: the one she is proposing she is telling him helped with immigration.

called the u.s. citizenship act. it did not pass but definitely interested in this and brought it up. primary feature of this bill pathway to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants living in the united states. so the "new york times" under scored this bill and said it's to turn penal here illegally into voters. so her record on the border is this: her claim executive order reducing number of illegal crossings. it's accurate but it occurred three years into their administration. right before they knew. >> steve: election time. >> ainsley: election is around the corner. lower the number of people crossing. thent biden-harris border record holocausted work on donald trump's border wall. >> lawrence: true. sitting there rusting. >> ainsley: only to approve a new section. ended remain in mexico policy. you want to claim asylum stay in mexico until your case stays up. not in our country. now in our country and many of them don't show up. allow venezuelaen illegal immigrants to remain in the united states. venezuela said you can't send them back only begin deporting them as we get close to the

election. >> brian: they were emptying their prisons they still are emptying the prisons. they are the dungeons, have you heard about venezuela president says dungeons is he talking in such a dark way. picture super security max prisons. i have can call them did you know generals and we can all get that visualization. that is why i believe she lost 6 points on who has more of an advantage when it comes to border security to donald trump. since september she has lost six points. that's why it's a key issue. that's why trump at home. now what trump needs is to start securing higher marks when it documents female voters. and that's the focus with harris faulkner today. >> steve: right, exactly. when you look at the gender gap, right now kamala harris is ahead 14 points with women. donald trump is 13 points ahead with men. and that's -- brian, you are absolutely right. that's why they did that town hall yesterday in one of the suburbs of atlanta. the reason she did the interview

with charlamagne tha god yesterday was because of lagging support with the black community. according to the latest pew poll she at 72% with black americans, which is lower than joe biden and that's why we have heard in the last week or so that so many democrats are so upset with the fact that she is bleeding black support. but there's a new cbs poll that has just come out with u gov and it says that her support is 87% with black voters, with kamala harris, which is the same as joe biden had in 2020. so, once again, this is what we have talked about all along we are within a month away from the election. the polls are tight. they go back and forth every time. is that an outlier? don't know. >> lawrence: so here is a preview of that town hall with harris faulkner. let's watch. >> my son is a georgia bulldog. he was on campus the day laken riley was murdered. terrifying for all those kids, right? i wanted to know like how

quickly in a sanctuary city like they are calling athens georgia, how quickly can you remove those threats to our society so our children can go out on a run as they rightfully should be able to do in a park in the daytime by themselves? >> we can do things in terms of moving people out. we can move them out of the sanctuary cities. we're going to end all sanctuary cities in the united states and we're going to go back to normalcy. and we're going to have law and order. >> brian: so, harris faulkner is going to have this coming up -- she is going to be here at 8:30. her show is going to be all about this town hall coming up at 11:00 and i'm sure there is going to be additional portions she is going to air throughout the week. in terms of what people care about. they care about the economy. 23%. abortion 21%. inflation. character. inflation 5 and the state of democracy 5. last is healthcare which i was shocked at, taxes and crime. this is what i guess the president has got to focus on.

>> ainsley: the president was going to talking about sanctuary cities. clarifies has supported them. promised to decriminalize the illegals that come across our border. she wants to abolishize. she did away with building that wall and remain in mexico. wants to pay for housing and food for illegals. under biden and harris, 8.3 million went across our border. under trump 2.4. >> steve: brian, number 2 on the list that you just went through after the economy number 2 is and it's pretty close is abortion. and donald trump was asked yesterday about the u.s. supreme court and how his -- the justices that he nominated for the supreme court overturned roe v. wade and what he said, essentially was that ultimately -- and the question was why is the government involved in women's basic rights? and he said and we have heard this before, it is right for each and every one of the individual states to decide what happens in that state. >> brian: if you ask for choice for registered voters for women

voters, according to abc, harris gets 53%. trump gets 44%. but that's registered voters. likely voters might be different. but that's pretty close. >> lawrence: when you look at one of the demographics that both parties are going after right now. it's black men. you see the alarm bells going on with the harris campaign. they know it's a problem. that's why she sat down with charlamagne, you have the former president growing support. if you want to understand how black males are going to vote. go to the place they talk policy. we went to barbershop in detroit. here's a little bit of it. >> lawrence: who are you following in this election? >> i'm with trump. >> when trump was in office four years ago, it was a lot better than it is right now. now you have ms. kamala harris, okay. who brings a lot more civility. >> i hear what my brothers are saying and i'm still in between myself. >> yeah? >> she has not proven to me yet that she can uphold this country. i haven't seen enough. >> i think it's a coin flip at

this time. i really do. >> ainsley: so great, lawrence. tell us about these. because you are going to different cities and different barber shops. >> lawrence: i'm going to atlanta today to talk with some folks as well. i will be in the bronx later this week. and it's anybody's game. but, the growing consensus is donald trump could get about 25 to 30% of the black male support. if that happens it is a game changer. you don't have to take my word for it. if you look at cnn, msnbc, they are all finally talking about the same thing. there is fear about this. the question is what is she going to be able to do in the homestretch of this campaign? >> ainsley: such a great idea because that's where all the talk happens. >> lawrence: all the talk. >> ainsley: women in the salon and men too. had to be fun with all those guys. >> lawrence: i can go to the salon with you too. >> ainsley: i want to got barbershop. hang out with the guys and see

how it goes. >> brian: what about men's locker room. >> ainsley: not allowed. cameras are not allowed. >> lawrence: conversation about that the problem is the camera. we can't bring the camera in, brian. we decided to go with the barbershop. >> ainsley: when my dad was a basketball coach i remember going in -- he was a college coach. he would take me in sometimes when i was little. this is what did he to me the whole time. he was the only parent. >> steve: he shouldn't have taken you in to start with. >> ainsley: my mom wasn't there and i was 5. just cover my eyes. >> brian: hard to get a city in south carolina. >> ainsley: i wanted to it be at the game. >> brian: white house now admitting the afghan man charged with plotting a terror attack on election day right here in the u.s. was not vetted for special immigrant status despite claiming he was. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with the latest for us. >> good morning, guys recall the bomber abbey gate killed the 13 servicemembers was also a member of isis-k same with this afghan

man. now we are learned that the foiled election day plot to kill americans was part of a global terrorist attack involving a relative from this man arrested in oklahoma. who was arrested over the weekend. his relative for a plot to conduct a terrorist attack in france. now, earlier this month, this man, afghan national tawhedi arrive in the u.s. after the withdraw was completed. we now learned he worked as a security guard for the cia in afghanistan. his vetting came up during the state department briefing yesterday. >> so it is my understanding that he did not enter the united states on siv and i will receiver to the department of homeland security to speak to further questions about his status. >> afghan national, the vetting, no matter how he came over is, that done by dhs. >> i would really defer you to dhs. >> last week, officials claim that tawhedi was vetted to work afghanistan to come to the u.s. on a humanitarian during the

withdraw and third time when he was approved for a special immigrant visa status after arriving here in the u.s. now here's the headline, showing this other terror attack being foiled in france. again, this is a relative of the afghan accused of plotting an election day massacre here in the united states. guys? >> brian: lucas, it looks like they were trying to emulate what they did near moscow at that theater where they just open up fire and believe it or not they killed 130. and they got some of them. they did it in iran, too. correct? >> right. this was the fear during the withdrawal. you remember when those air force cargo planes were initially leaving kabul, they were half full. the brass ordered get those planes filled. they were just chucking warm bodies on the aircraft. and they were not. >> lawrence: just not smart. >> brian: i believe it was the president who demanded to see them all filled. >> steve: lots of questions, still no good answers. lucas, thank you very much. meanwhile kamala harris and donald trump both looking to make up ground with key voting

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armed robbery suspects after using a victim's stolen cell phone to track their location. video of the arrest was shot from above. it shows police surrounding the suspect's vehicle in tampa. the two men eventually got out with their hands up and now facing several charges, including armed robbery. and new overnight, a judge in the key swing state of georgia temporarily blocks a new roll mandate each county to hand counted presidential election ballots. the judge saying in his ruling the hand count rule is a smart election policy it may be right but the timing of its passage makes implementation now quite wrong and those are your headlines, lawrence over to you. >> lawrence: thanks, carley: vice president kamala harris looking to make her case to black male voters in a radio town what charlamagne tha god in detroit yesterday. watch. >> you said it at the beginning of this visit, char main, one of the biggest challenges i face is

misand disinformation. it's purposeful. it's meant to convince people that they somehow should not believe that the work that i have done has occurred and has meaning. but, again, part of the challenge that i face is they are trying to scare people away because they know they otherwise have nothing to run on. ask donald trump what his plan is for black america. ask him. i will tell you what it is, look at project 2025. >> lawrence: there they go again. trump 2024 national press secretary karoline leavitt joins us now. caroline, they talk about misinformation and then she goes right in there and talks about project 2025. >> this talk about misinformation is very rich coming from the woman who just had cbs and "60 minutes" deceptively edit an interview to make her sound better.

kamala harris has the entire corporate mainstream media on her side and they push misinformation about donald trump every single day to help her get elected. the bloodbath hoax, the suckers and losers hoax. projected 2025 that is a huge lie. the russia, russia, russia hoax. president trump deals with misinformation every single day. and this is another example of kamala harris deflecting responsibility. she is blaming it on misinformation, which is a joke for her policies being bad. that is the real problem for her campaign. and there's 20 days to go. and she is trying to rewrite history and say that the media is lying about her. no. the american people know the truth. her policies have hurt them. have taken money out of their pockets. have opened our border to invasion of illegal immigrants and led to war all over this world. >> lawrence: caroline, the lead-up of this question was in reference to black male support and the worry there. and she says that part of the reason why black males aren't

voting or questioning her is because of the misinformation. i guess my question is what is the trump campaign doing differently this time around to court black voters? >> well, president trump is not rolling out a plan 20 days before the election in a last minute attempt to get these voters on our team. he has been meeting them where they are for years. he has been speaking directly to them for years. and that's why today in 2024, is he performing better with black voters, particularly black men. than he ever did in 2020 or in 2016. and it's because his policies worked for black people will in america. they had more money in their pockets and his administration. they weren't being put last to illegal immigrants who are being put first thanks to kamala harris' open border and democrat run city sanctuary city policies. and black voters see this. and they are testified up with being put last. they are hurting because of record high inflation. and then they are subsidizing free lifestyles for people who

don't belong here who broke our country's laws. so president trump has a real plan to not just uplift black americans but all americans. and kamala harris, as usual, is a phony politician who is rolling in here with last-minute pitches, giveaways, buyouts, just to try to earn these votes. where has she been for the past four years? >> lawrence: it's an excellent question. the former president did town hall with our own harris faulkner yesterday. it's going to air today. one of the things he took on is child care costs. this is the former president. watch. >> what kind of realistic changes do you think can you provide single parents, married parents, any kind of parent to simply afford children in today's world with the way things are? >> i gave you the largest tax cuts. larger than the reagan cuts. i understand exactly what you are saying. we are going to readjust things so that it's fair to everybody. it's really not fair to everybody. >> lawrence: i guess, caroline, when it comes to female voters, is it going to come down to the

issue of abortion or cost when they go to the grocery store, child care cost? >> the democrats are hoping and praying every single night that this election could be a about the issue of abortion. but it's just not the case. women in this country are concerned with the state of our economy. women are concerned that they cannot afford groceries and gas as you heard from that single mother and by the way the harris faulkner town hall is must see tv. everyone should tune in at 11:00 a.m. president trump took questions directly from women who were asking him about the economy. about the border crisis. about how he is going to deport the illegal immigrants who have made their way to georgia as we unfortunately saw with the tragic killing of laken riley in that state. they asked him about the cost of child care and president trump talked to them about his, again, real plan to uplift women. to say expand the child tax credit. to implement further tax cuts to put more money into their pockets, to secure their communities, to keep men out of women's sports. those are the issues that women

care about. president trump speaks directly to them every single day. and, again, is he doing better with women in this election than be he ever did in the past two. >> lawrence: important to meet voters where they are. the former president that town hall talking with the people matters a lot. karoline leavitt thanks for joining the program, my friend. >> is he doing it today with latino americans at univision town hall. it will air tonight. thanks, lawrence. >> lawrence: we will be watching. fox news alert, the white house backtracks, turns out the afghan national charged with election day terror plot was not properly vetted. we'll discuss, next. ♪

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matt finn joins us live from tel aviv with what we know right now. matt? >> matthew: hi, steve, according to local reports on the ground israel's plan of retaliation for that massive october 1st missile strike here is set. the locations have been chosen. it's just a matter of time. according to local israeli reports. you may recall that horrifying barrage just about with it weeks ago. dozens of iranian missiles fired here into israel and aired live on fox. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed that reign would pay for that attack. prime minister netanyahu reportedly told president biden that israel will strike military sites and not oil or nuclear targets and that distinction may signal that israel is willing to avoid a full blown war at least for now. keep you upgreat from israel. leaked letter reveals the united states has warned israel in the

humanitarian in gaza is not improved. cut off weapons. letter sent by blinken and austin and supposed to remain private. brian? >> brian: thanks, a lot of missing parks and leaks american press what they are going to hit. detrimental to everyone, thanks, matt. afghan official allegedly planning election day attack planned by i isis-k. sources telling fox he was not thoroughly vetted after claiming last week that he had three separate background checks. what are we to believe? our next guest was on the team that tracked and killed the original leader of isis al-baghdadi and now knows how the terror group operates. fox news contributor, former special operations intel analyst brett velicovich joins us now. what bothers y you the most abot this. >> isis is still out there

planning and ne isis never left. they are far from doing. the isis caliphate may have been destroyed tear torely but myself and other experts in this field have said for years that if we are not careful, we get this false sense of security it's going to get worse. seems like daily this administration makes another move globally to continue to leave us vulnerable by taking the boots off the neck of our enemies, we removed some of our best soldiers, our best intelligence resources from strategic locations across the middle east and africa, and these current issues we are dealing with right now with these threats largely goes back to our botched afghanistan withdrawal. people thought that leaving the region and taking our eyes off the enemy would be the conclusion of isis that somehow we can just turn our backs out there and the threat is going to magically go away. that's not how it works. they regroup. they wait. who do we leave america's security to in afghanistan the taliban like they are going to keep isis-k in check for us? that was a group that was formed after a more hard line faction

of the taliban factioned off. they thought it was a great idea? there are very real and disastrous consequences for letting our guard down and allowing isis-k to operate unchecked. we have people at power in senior levels of the u.s. government haven't even stepped foot on the battlefield. they have no idea how much intelligence has been lost. we removed our eyes and ears. >> brian: going to get worse pulling out of iraq. we will have nobody and no insight over there. just a few hundred people in syria. evidently in the charging document. tawhedi commune waiting with a guy malik direct links to isis-k. looked like was trying to do something that was done in the concert hall at crow can you say city hall that killed 130 in moscow and also a mass shooting over in iran. hold on tight for election day. next over some of our most secret military bases and sites

sophisticated huge drones hovering overtop and we are watching these drones watch us and all we do is meet in the situation room the biden administration and decide what to do and so far it's nothing: 17 case of drones over our sites, including nuclear sites, and we elect to do nothing. why? >> i don't know why this topic frankly hasn't gottible more coverage. what has happened over 17 times? i mean these surveillance drones, really? they are designed to gather pattern of life on the target. to see where we are vulnerable. to understand what happened over there, and frankly i believe that this was a foreign government testing us. testing our responses. they wanted to see if they can get away with it and they did. remember the chinese spy balloon circling our atmosphere that took our government years to figure out. foreign adversaries can easily control these drones from thousands of miles away through special technical relays that allow them to surveil our most important military sites and frankly this needs to be a wake-up call for this

administration because the real question is how many times did this occur before or even without the u.s. government even knowing? why are we learning about this now? it's probably because they're embarrassed. they are embarrassed that this happened and we really couldn't do much about it. >> brian: why didn't we just shoot it down? if it's some hobbyist or some american, tough. and if i walked on a military base and i'm innocent just want to see the military base and they tell me to stop and i don't. i get shot, it's on me. you fly a drone over a military site and it gets blown up and ends up being something friendly, it's not my problem. i can't take the risk. real quick? >> exactly. we have problems with a archaic laws in our country that don't allow us to shoot these things down. we have the technology to do it but we haven't put enough money into this industry to actually create these layers that can stop these drones. the white house frankly just was caught with its pants down because they haven't been focused on this. >> brian: they should have called you. you would have known how to do

it. thanks so much, bret: another small american town flooded with migration as officials call the surge unsustainable. don't move. ♪

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>> logans port indiana city officials are speaking out about

the influx of migrants into their area, calling it unsustainable. our next guest is a lifelong resident who says locals are not feeling safe there anymore and blames the biden-harris administration for what's happening in low gantz port. dave price joins us now. good morning to you, dave. >> hey, good morning. how are you? >> ainsley: good morning. i know you grew up in a small town, a population of 18,000. about 7 # miles north of indianapolis. and you went back after college to raise a family and start a business. and now what are you seeing? what are your concerns? >> well, we are just seeing a new influx of population that hogans port is not used to we have immigrants come in throughout the years to low logan'sport. a lot of historics in the area acclimated very well and grown the businesses and earned the respect of americans what we are

seeing now is third world country coming into low gantz port. and these individuals don't necessarily know don't know how to behave. we ask local leadersto take a l. we need federal hem. we need transparency between our local officials need more information and communication. >> ainsley: dave, there was a local reporter spent weeks and weeks researching this, six weeks specific little and went to the commissioner's meeting and the health department told the commissioners in your town schools, new students there now in large numbers they are flying from haiti nicaragua mexico to the u.s. many of them are unaccompanied. some haven't seen their parents in seven years. in 2021, there were 14 haitian students in the schools. in 2024 there are 207.

housing. the health department says they are worried about safety because in some of these houses there are 20 to 25 people living under one roof. your mayor says it's not sustainable. they need help and they have no idea how many people are coming in you are also worried about the safety issue. tell us more about that. >> yes. we just want people to feel safe here in logansport. it's been a great community to live in the last decade. actually the last century, i'm sorry it's been a wonderful place to raise your family and do business in. we wanted to continue down that path. >> ainsley: dave, why are they coming to your town. >> i believe they are coming for employment. i can't blame them. i don't blamed haitians at all on this. this is not their fault. god bless them. they are coming from a third world country into america land the opportunity. and you know, this is brand new to them, too. they probably feel like they won

the lottery in a way. and it's a new life for them. they just need a adjust to the american life and learn to obey the laws here and kind of behave. >> well. >> ainsley: well the local reporter talked to one haitian who has a store there who used to work at tyson foods which is located there. he said he came there for the money for tyson foods. the reporter called tie sons and said how many migrant teens work for you on the third shift and the reporter did not hear back. you said we need a president who will enforce the border. dave, thank you so much for coming on. we will continue to follow. this thank you so much. >> ainsley: you are welcome. have a good one. dawes it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: i do. a couple quick sports headlines starting with playoff baseball. the new york yankees proving to be too much for the cleveland guardians in game two of the alcs as aaron judge gets his first home run this post season. high to center field.

did he get it. back on it is thomas. he is all at the wall. he got it. it's a two run home run. >> yankees win 6-3 taking a 2-0 series lead. that series now tomorrow. and tonight the los angeles dodgers take on the methods at citi field in game three of the nlcs. that series is currently tied at one apiece. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time only offer fs1. and to soccer the u.s. men's team following short friendly 2-0. first time mexico has beaten the u.s. soccer team in more than five years. down in argentina messy neglect a hat trick as argentina took down bolivia 6-0 world cup qualifying match. messy has not said whether he will be pay playing in the 2026 event when the world cup comes here to knot america. those are your sports headlines,

ainsley. back upstairs to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: coming up on "fox & friends" harris faulkner preview her town hall with donald trump and formal fox news interview. stay with us. ♪ at inspiresleep.com

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