>> griff: we don't know, ainsley, that's great question, ainsley. we don't know where we will see where he will go in because there are multiple entrances. front door behind me. side door. and a garage entrance. we assume he would go by motorcade into the garage area and that's a secure area there. we will have to wait to find out. >> steve: griff and co-star les we thank you for the live report from the pretty land courthouse. >> ainsley: thank you for not getting mad at the nice guy on camera. >> steve: by the way, when things happen today, we have been talking about the judge who is going to oversee the criminal time, that's not going to see who will oversee the president today. a magistrate judge is going to see. the former president will not be mugshotted; however. >> ainsley: not here. >> steve: he will be fingerprinted in d.c. the fulton county sheriff down in georgia says if mr. trump faces charges in georgia, he is going to be treated just like everybody else and he's going to get mugshotted. >> ainsley: fanny willis the d.a. down there wil

, steve, ainsley and brian.r president trump is facing four new felony charges in this indictment, his third criminal indictment. in the 45 page document. special counsel jack smith alleges the former president illegally conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 election. attack on our nation's capitol january 6th, 2021 unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. it's described in the indictment, it was fueled by lies. lies by the defendant, targeted at obstructing a bedrock function of the u.s. government. >> in posts on truth social and in a statement from his campaign, former president trump is questioning the timing of the indictment. the day after devon archer's interview about the biden family's business dealings and while trump is leading in the polls for the g.o.p. presidential nomination. >> astounding document because, for the first time in american history, a former president is being prosecuted by a political opponent who wields the power of the criminal justice system for what he be

. >> ainsley: i refer to him -- there have been plenty. >> repented or quit indulging in them. >> ainsley: quit indulging, this is not about me dr. peterson. that is between me and my god. >> right, right, as it should be. >> ainsley: i wanted to ask marriage statistics, one in four ruling out kids. i'm wondering if they'll change their minds when they get older, i focused on my career and then the children i wanted to have kids in my late 30s. 2 out of 5 think marriage is an outdated tradition, that's pretty sad. >> i mean, if you convince young people as we have that the planet is going to hell in hand basket and too many people and children produce too much excess cod, carbon dioxide, the moral kids are worrying about whether or not that's appropriate, responsible kids have an extra reason for not doing anything that's vaguely mature. the problem with that is that what the hell is the alternative? i mean, people who are alone especially in unvoluntarily they go crazy. we all need people around us to tap us into shape, that's how we stay safe. >> ainsley: some people are staying in rela

ainsley, take it away. >> ainsley: thank you so much, brian.king to waters to protest the offshore wind farms citing concerns over whales watching up on our beaches. next guest says stop building them until more research is done. let's bring in the president of committee for constructive tomorrow craig rutger. good morning to you, craig. >> good morning, ainsley. pleasure to be on your program. >> ainsley: nice to have you on here. why exactly are you against the offshore wind farms? >> we organized this protest to try to draw attention to the very heavy environmental footprint that offshore wind has on our eastern coast. right now the biden administration wants to put up 30,000 megawatts of offshore wind between now and 2030, i guess they believe the world is going to end in six and a half years like aoc from climate change. this means putting up 1,500 wind turbines stretch from the carolinas right up to new england. and they are putting these offshore wind turbines about 15 to 30 miles off the coast right in the prime habitat, in the lanes th

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>> hi, brian, steve and ainsley.s you mentioned the candidates are preparing a little bit differently as they get ready to come here to milwaukee, wink for the big fox news debate. take a look at your screen. this is a new video one of the candidates vivek ramaswamy posted a short time ago. see him out there preparing in his own way really hitting it out there on the tennis court. he says he is not preparing like everyone else is playing tennis as he is ready to introduce himself on the debate stage. winning over liberal comedian bill maher. listen. >> you are such a good talker and such a likeable guy. i think you could go far. i mean, look, you are attractive looking, you are young. here's a big advantage you have. biden and trump. people hate this matchup. >> but not everyone is complimenting vivek ramaswamy. this week nikki haley slamming him for his foreign policy proposals saying this in a tweet ramaswamy is completely wrong to call for america's special bond supporting israel. built the right and strategically

>> ainsley: there are a lot.t when i was in texas. >> steve: i have a lot that live in our yard. we see them every day going from our house to the neighbor's house. >> brian: people love deer unless you have a garden or want leaves on your bushes and then all of a sudden the deer doesn't get. >> ainsley: the owls do not work. the fake owl. we put one in our garden. it worked for a while. >> steve: do you know what works? a golden retriever. my dog charlie kept the deer away. >> ainsley: i love golden retriever. >> brian: natural selection. >> ainsley: they shed they are the sweetest dogs. >> brian: people out there that have a deer problem, don't get a fake or plastic owl. do what teddy roosevelt did shoot them and stuff them. they got to look real and then you have a stuffed owl. not a plastic one that you get at harros. >> ainsley: i get it. who? who? big night tonight 9:00 everybody going to be tuning in. >> brian: 8:00 local. >> steve: 1 hours from right now. 8 candidates determined to stand out from the crow

ainsley is here. >> brian: thank you very much. >> steve: ainsley, what's the first point?reate a screen time schedule. tell us about that. >> have you all heard from the surgeon, kids are spending way too much time on their phones so parents need to straight a schedule and, of course, it's up to your values. do you want them not using it in the evening, not until a certain time you have to be consistent as a parent to make sure that kids are ready for school. >> ainsley: what do you recommend? >> i recommend no more than an hour and a half. >> ainsley: okay. >> steve: both parents have got to be on the same page. >> ainsley: so easy when you have little ones because you can prepare dinner while they are watching a mother. don't want to be that mom. sometimes you just need a little bit of a break. hour and a half max. >> best thing to could is to get kids to read that is the single most important impact on their educational success. >> ainsley: do you have any tips? >> yes. all kids. you got turn off the tv. turn off the xbox. turn off the tiktok, the instagram. and give yo

guys. >> ainsley: thank you so much. if you read comer's, he sent out a memo, a statement, it talks about his take, his opinion and he has takeaways. brief takeaways, number one, it was confirmed joe was the brand and burisma would have gone out of business if the brand had not been attached to it. number three, december of 2015, executive of burisma put pressure on hunter biden to put pressure on dc regarding the ukrainian prosecutor. put vice president biden on the spooker phone 20 times. during a french energy company and over coffee in china with jonathan lee, with bhr. and joe biden wrote a letter of recommendation for lee's daughter and joe biden was referred to as my guy by hunter biden and something not on the list, number seven on this takeaway, 2014, vice president, hunter and elena battarenawent to dinner and biden didn't include her on the sanction list and weeks later hunter biden got 3 million dollars. >> joey: we have dots, can we connecticut them? hunter to joe, conversation only one of the two of them co

steve, ainsley and brian. polling here will be very interesting to see whether or not it reflects anything with presidential primary. still rumblings we may see somebody else to jump into the race to challenge president biden. as to who that is going to be still a guessing game. >> steve: like magic 8 ball says ask again later. >> brian: mark, the weird thing is the president's son had a plea deal and admitted guilt. how can he keep saying my son did nothing wrong? >> well, and originally the plan was for him to enter the guilty plea then did he enter a not guilty plea. on the record in the paperwork it is a not guilty plea at this point. and hunter's legal team has made it clear they felt this was going to be a raw deal or different deal than originally discussed. when it comes to the special counsel, brian, and you know, this after all we have seen this the last few years. we don't know how long this is going to drag on for. will this last all throughout 2024? will this be the october surprise that happens n

good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. what is your reaction to what john kirby said?his is so agonizing what took place at the abby gate, kabul during that withdrawal operation. and so frustrating at the same time. >> when i look at this, this isn't s. a decision that president biden put in motion, the results that we saw that day. and what do i mean by that? in april he made a decision that he was going to withdraw from afghanistan with a date certain. and with no conditions whatsoever. and he did that over the objection of his entire military chain of command interestingly enough. the six other nations who had troops in afghanistan with us, european nations, part of nato, they wanted to stay also. they didn't want to stay to support the united states. they wanted to stay, ainsley, to support their own national interest because they believe that isis and al-qaeda could be a threat to their people. much as our advisers who were dog to the president felt the same way. but he made this decision. he believed he knew more about afghanistan than what they did. and he said

yes, ma'am. >> ainsley: how many can you do?rian: the thing about your coffee that's unique is its hydroponic. you grow the beans in north carolina. >> yes or. >> steve: why is that? so you can control everything? >> we are growing the trees hydroponically right now. we are working on it because it's new and something that's never been done before. its sustainability and the full life cycle of the coffee. we want to have where we grow it roast it and serve it and recycle it. >> ainsley: how is it to come up with a product that you can't even test. you can't taste the coffee can you because you are so young. >> i can but i don't like it. it taste like chemicals to me. >> steve: what's it like to have a daughter who cares so much about you that wants to highlight you in a product like this? >> a lot of people ask me a lot of questions about this company. i can't get caught up in the coffee it just happens to be the product. we joke and say if it was unicorns i guess or be standing up here with the unicorn but it comes down to the

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>> ainsley: that's true. this is a change. thank you, peter. peter's report. who was that that was saying the woman's voice who said that she didn't think the president would be watching the debate she hopes not. >> steve: on the comms team. >> ainsley: if you are a democrat and running against one of these republicans and will be running against one of these republicans would you watch the debate? of course you would. >> steve: of course. >> brian: probably tape it or dvr. surrogates including the dnc chair to be in milwaukee to have a counter message and talk about we already got a preview if you watched the sunday shows from governor waltz saying the back backiness and extreme behavior you are going to be witnessing on this stage is going to be off the charts and give people an understanding how valuable joe biden will be. that will be their message. the overall number one issue concerning most of you watching us right now if you take a look at the issues matter most according to fox business poll. economi

>> i just forgot them. >> ainsley: what do you do?ver. >> steve: what is your latest album people can download? >> we have say the roses, new single, about a very personal situation, i hope it touches people. >> steve: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: we love >> bill: hot off the press today, new fox news power rankings and what they reveal about the state of the race right now about the first debate fast approaching one week from today as we say good morning midweek. i'm bill hemmer. hello to you at home. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." when it's power rankings day i think we get the special music. really gets me in the mood for a big debate and that happens just a week from today in milwaukee. power rankings show former president trump keeping a firm grip on the party. >> bill: he is far andwa

>> ainsley: he was excited he did well.e said after the debate that was so much fun. i'm ready for the next one and do it again. a roller coaster. >> steve: he came in hot. maybe too hot. >> brian: i asked if they everywhere sore after the burpees. i know you did a lot of burpees. they swore to me and i need a second source. they were not sore. >> ainsley: they do them regularly. >> steve: he would be a primary source whatever he said. secondary source doesn't work. >> look it up. >> ainsley: who here likes burpees? >> not me. >> brian: they are punishment. >> steve: they are tough. ron desantis by playing it safe, is he at the top of the pile. >> brian: he had the coolest shoot yesterday. he went to the field of dreams in iowa with his family and his super pac had -- his super pac had an event there legally he was able to show up over in iowa. he said i'm going to hit every county so it's going to be interesting to see him grind it out. >> ainsley: there is his daughter. >> brian: his daughter has the best swing did. you s

>> ainsley: no. the remember one guy tried to carve something on the coliseum and went to prison for a few years. i don't think they will allow any fights inside the coliseum. >> steve: are you talking about the tourists he didn't go to prison. >> ainsley: charged, fined. >> steve: got in trouble. >> ainsley: not allowed to touch the walls of the coliseum. >> steve: pardon you or girlfriend's name. >> brian: could be ex-girlfriend could be embarrassing. fights in pompe look to have it right where that city was covered by volcanic ash. >> ainsley: and change his name to maximus. >> steve: there you go. coming you up on monday. a far left new york city councilman wants ice cream trucks to stop using gasoline powered generators. small business owner thinks that's ridiculous. is he going to join us with his truck on fox square if it stops raining. >> brian: chinese and russian warships conducting drills near alaska's coast. how skiing significant is this threat? how the u.s. responded next. >> ainsley: p

. >> ainsley: thank you.ts raiding an montana apartment last week after 18-year-old alissa navarro reresurfaced four years after missing. police take an unidentified man into custody, told the "new york post" that navarro, quote: covered her whole eyes with her head down like she was drying. when she vanished at just 1 years old. navarro left a note at her home in arizona that said she was running away. police are still investigating her disappearance. the space force space command is staying in colorado. president biden rejecting a trump era decision to move operations to alabama. officials say the head of space command argued the move to huntsville would jeopardize military readiness but air force leadership felt alabama was the way to go. taco bell is hit with a false advertising lawsuit over the amount of beef in their crunch wraps mexican pizzas and three other menu items. the plaintiff says the fast food chain overstates the amount of meat by at least double. the lawsuit is seeking at least $5 million f

ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: have you ever done that? >> carley: no. i would love.the list too. a place somewhere up in connecticut, there is place up there we can go. >> carley: learn how to body build and clay shoot. >> ainsley: yes. >> carley: think of the third one in the break. >> ainsley: thank you. new polls show ramaswamy rising. caught the attention of ron desantis. inside the florida governor's debate strategy we got the memo. first, work smarter not harder this school year. kurt the cyberguy has the top tech for your back-to-school routine ♪ ♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. ser

ainsley, brian, out to you. >> ainsley: perfect finish to a perfect season. leaguers they captured the state's first ever little league softball world series championship. >> brian: yep, they cruised to a 5-2 victory over the team in north carolina. now they get to meet the new york mets. they are bringing them out to the game. massapequa softball manager is one of their coaches. john fontana is here with the softball team. guys, congratulations, you are the first ever long island team to win the championship game. what does it feel like. >> unbelievable. still feels surreal. we are starting to get the gist of what we really accomplished. we talked about this for a long time that this could be a possibility. you really don't believe that's going to happen. as the levels kept going on and on. as we got to north carolina we thought this could happen. >> ainsley: you experienced it with your daughter who is right next to you. what position do you play. >> i pitch and play short. >> ainsley: awesome. rich, you are the manager the team. you worked these girls hard

ainsley: yeah. guess. >> ainsley: comes out to $783 million. >> steve: thank you to publix our favorite store in florida. the winner of the largest prize in u.s. history matching all six numbers drawn last night. and the numbers are you could still have a winner the numbers are 13, 19, 20, 32, 33. the me mega ball 14 f we just td the winner they won, you're welcome. >> ainsley: five people did win the game second tier prize of a million dollars per family. and two people who hit the mega piler will take home 2 million. the largest jackpot ever was actually not the mega millions. it was the power ball and that went for 2.04 billion. >> steve: we remember. a couple people did win that. >> ainsley: that was in california. >> steve: can you imagine you go into a publix grocery store down in florida. just to pick up stuff. you go early because it's hot down there. next thing you put $2 down and walk out with that kind of money. >> ainsley: i have never bought a lottery ticket in the grocery store. the la

good morning. >> ainsley: that is a great idea though. high schoolers would benefit from that. >> carley: that's actually a really good idea. >> ainsley: that's cool. thank you for watching. we have watched you all these years. >> brian: jack nicklaus if you have any suggestions text me. >> ainsley: tiger woods? >> brian: jimmy connors what are you doing today. fox weather alerts wildfires forcing evacuations and causing power outages as firefighters struggle to reach areas cut off by fallen trees. we have the latest as strong winds fan the flames. >> ainsley: grammy winning singer neo surgeries for our children. >> i did not apologize for having an opinion. i'm entitled to feel how i feel. >> ainsley: ours next guest knows about not caving to cancel culture. former mumford and son will join us i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my hea

. >> ainsley: look at that, even in the rain, maverick city music brings a huge crowd.a wonderful group. they have beautiful songs. they are sing ing "jireh," one f the most popular songs. the mav way is their new song. he lives in dallas now. two kids under two. go to their website to find out where they are going to be. they are here in new york. i pinched myself thinking, i'm in new york city, my dream city, and christian music is playing on fox square and people are getting a taste of that. >> steve: it has been a crazy weather summer, we have rain on friday temperature has scared a lot of people away. they wanted to be here and i've never seen that many umbrellas in front of a building. part of the summer concert series brought to you by our friends at lowe's. >> brian: he got it right. >> ainsley: big news day. fox news alert, former president donald trump, his mugshot made public after getting booked in a georgia jail on election subversion charges before being quickly released. >> brian: five more co-defendants have turned themselves in. >> steve: live outside t

that's golo.com. ♪ >> ainsley: back with a quick headline.r medicare and medicaid service announcing first prescription drugs set to price negotiation. under inflation reduction act medicare will haggle with drug makers over prices for drugs for the first time ever, never happened. president representing the drug industry saying politics should not dictate which treatment and cures are worth developing and who should get access to them. new poll finds 85% of republicans, 69% of democrats and 74% of independents think biden is too old to be effective for four more years. let's ask our panel of independent voters, we have doug, bernadet and brekann. doug, i'll start with you, you are an independent voter. what do you think about joe biden, too old for another four years? >> one thing i want to say, age distribute define us, it refines us. give respect to experience and years he served for our nation, same goes for president trump. there is a lot. they have passed that opportunity. there is reason why we don't see 50 year olds on the football fi

>> ainsley: awesome.e just interviewing him, we are dazed and confused, we cannot believe we are meeting this man that sang "why can't be we friends," and all the guys loved "dazed and confused." all right, all right, all right. that song was playing and here we are 20 years later and interviewing the man who sang it to us. >> steve: i had the top down blaring "low rider." >> ainsley: matthew mcconaughey. >> steve: i was in college, i was a dj. >> ainsley: look at that microphone. >> griff: what are you holding? >> steve: i had a lot of hair there. >> griff: ice cream cone? >> ainsley: looks like a clown nose. >> steve: it was a microphone and our audio engineer said it is windy outside and they put a nerf ball on it, which was amazing. >> griff: do you still have that shirt? >> steve: no, it was a public service. people go, you know who you look exactly like? >> ainsley: your son? y'all have good hair in your family. >> steve: i had my mother's hair and peter has his mother's hair. >> ainsley: that is go

. >> ainsley: interesting. >> carley: that's how it all wrapped up. >> ainsley: what a night team. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> i will not let you down. who the heck is this skinny guy with a funny last name and what the heck is he doing in the middle of this debate stage. >> i think it's time for accountant in the white house. >> i was a house conservative leader before it was cool. >> america can do for anyone what she has done for me. >> i'm from a town of 300 people. it's a big deal to make it on this stage. >> the job of the president of the united states is to stand for truth. >> i'll bring out the best of america. >> it is time for a new generational conservative leader. >> american people will have a champion for life in the oval office. >> we're in the middle of a national identity crisis. >> this country could use somebody in the white house that understands small town values. >> i will never let the deep state bureau democrats lock you down. >> margaret thatcher said if you want something said, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman

i read and ainsley has it there.t's clear they do have people who told the prosecutors i told the president and these are people from the white house, the department of justice, the campaign, they all said yes. they told them he lost. got the receipt so to speak. >> brian: second part is so important, steve. he knew he lost. you can have an attorney you one thing. that doesn't mean that attorney is right or wrong. if this attorney is going to go forward yeah he told me between you and i he lost. >> steve: comes down to intent though, ultimately. >> mens rea as it we call it in the law. his intent whether he knowingly thought it was false statement. >> ainsley: this is unfavorable judge appointed by obama. >> steve: chosen at random. they spin the wheel. >> ainsley: you know he is going to appeal. this it will go to the court of appeals. if it makes it out of the court of appeals it about will go to the supreme court. >> steve: if convicted. >> ainsley: new attorney has been with him the last two weeks. john lauro was

. >> ainsley: cat 1 right now. the hurricane is expected to grow stronger before it does make landfall tomorrow morning. >> brian: meanwhile. fox weather correspondent robert ray is in clearwater, florida with the very latest. robert? >> yeah. good morning to you. you wouldn't know a hurricane is on its way here on the gulf coast this morning. but it is. idalia tracking up. it's a cat 1 right now. and residents are on edge and preparing. listen. >> it's better to be prepared versus not prepared and have regrets. >> since i have been up this morning, people have been back and forth hauling trash, hauling boats. getting everything put away the best they can. hoping and praying for the best. >> hoping for the best. you know, we do this each time that we leave every single time. this one looks like a biggie. >> mandatory evacuations in flood zones like where i'm at in the barrier islands and lower level geography pockets. people are preparing. sandbags are out. they are boarding up businesses and getting ready. they ha

. >> ainsley: amazing. >> steve: how great was that. >> ainsley: that is jelly roll and his amazing bandow if you have seen the documentary on his life, what a powerful story. god bless you. what a powerful story. so many who have been arrested and been in prison, are drug dealers, you give them life. i was crying. when you perform at red rocks, is that the arena? gorgeous arena. everyone in the audience was crying and you said, if music touched your life, put your phone on. the whole music was lit, music gets us through hard times. >> thank you, i've always believed music was therapeutic and music met people exactly where they were at that exact moment. >> brian: for you to agree to be our house band and get up every morning at 4 in the morning. have you committed to that jelly roll? >> i think you can see how much of an early person i am. i haven't been up this early since my parole hearing. >> steve: there were reports you were sleeping -- >> i heard one of the band members were sleeping downstairs, he overserved himself. >> >> steve: you don't have to identify which one. >> the drumm

. >> ainsley: peter doocy joins us. welcome back. >> peter: thank you. nearly every elected democrat in town talking about all talk of biden doing something political is for political purpose. one democrat come forward to say hunter biden should be prosecuted if he's found guilty of anything. >> what we saw from the archer testimony was a very unflattering picture of hunter biden, no material involvement from joe biden himself. >> it is smoke that the republicans are trying to gin up and no fire and trying to redirect american attention away from most important indictment in american history, donald trump's. >> peter: you have president trump, he has until 5:00 tonight to explain truth social post he made prosecutors say was a threat. this is a quote, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. prosecutors want a protective order against trump, that is not a gag order, would prevent him from posting about lawyers and judges and the government in this case. he is still posting about the judge with this, there is no way i can get a fair trial with the judge

i can't believe, ainsley, that some kids didn't get home until almost 10:00 p.m. >> ainsley: i can't10th. down there it's so hot in florida. i like it up here because we don't start school until after labor day. you will see this when your son gets older. it's really nice enjoy summer. >> start early because it gets hot early. >> ainsley: that's true. mayor eric adams offering no solutions to the migrant mayhem in the big apple. how one restaurant owner is taking matters into his own hands. robo cop in town. new security guard patrolling ohio malls. it's dubbed the secret agent man. man. there he is. ♪ i can't! i'm just telling everyone!...hey! buy one pair, get one free for back to school. visionworks. see the difference. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive

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i have a dream today. >> ainsley: martin luther kingens jr.oins us now. >> good morning. >> ainsley: what does today mean to you? it's been 60 years. >> today is such an important day. i did not attend the march. my parents did. i was a teenager in the 1960s. i got married in 1969. so it's a very relevant time for me. i see what was happening then. i see what's happening now. and i tend to connect those dots. two points in the speech. let righteousness roll down like waters and justice like a mighty stream out of the book of amos. so we have got to have justice and righteousness together e talked about a checkmarked insufficient funds. he was talking about what we call the negro community in those days. now, that check has to be dealt with in every generation. every decade and on every platform. and so it has to be relevant in every decade. every generation. also, the bible says take care of home first and then save the world i believe if he were here today he would remind us to do all of that and repent for all of our sins. he talked about on

tossing it over to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, adam.gging for help as their sanctuary cities are overrun by migrants. >> we are past our breaking point. >> if you have an extra room, please consider hosting a family. >> ainsley: arizona sheriff mark daniels knows the crisis firsthand and he's next. trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music) with the price of just about everything inflating these days, you may wonder why mint is deflating the price of mint unlimited from $30 a month to just $15 a month. well, it's easy. we know a great price on a great product is better than one of those things. right? does big wireless really believe that these things actually work? ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) t

>> brian: you can have the mullet and a man bun. >> ainsley: and eat muffins. what is coming up. >> brian: alexus joins us with the big showdown. >> i will put your picture on the pfizer forum, send me you're best head shot. first time in milwaukee, voters get to hear from the candidates and they will have more time to shine, talk about policy and introduce themselves to the american public. all candidates are preparing differently. vivek ramaswamy is not hitting the library, he is on the tennis court slamming tennis balls and rising in the polls. he is not a politician and plans to show his genuine personality on the debate stage ready to introduce himself to america and winning over liberal comedian bill mahr. >> you're such a good talker and likeable guy, i think you could go far. you are attractive looking and young. biden and trump, people hate this match up. >> not everyone is comp limping vivek, nikki haley slamming ramaswamy for foreign policy saying he's wrong to call for ending america's special bond with israel. she says it is the smart thing to do,

he passed away. >> ainsley: near clemson.ice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: terrible stories. we had over 1,000 reports of severe weather yesterday including areas stretching from the mid-atlantic up towards the northeast. we still have the risk for stronger storms for new england. let's take a look at the maps and i will show you where we have the radar. actually, those are the temperatures right now. so still quite humid, but that system is going to exit the coast. and then we are also dealing with a new system across the plain states and that's going to bring the risk for hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, we already have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of oklahoma. and there are the flood alerts for the northeast. so heavy rain in the forecast still for new england, we will watch that and it has been a summer, a wet summer for a lot of these areas, historically wet. in terms of severe weather today, stretching from the central plains across the mississippi valley in towards the southeas

stay tuned. >> ainsley: that's normal. steve: it's normal. >> brian: anti-spam and find out what is in it. >> ainsley: regardless people are frustrated with the directed of this country. people are worried before the direction of the country. that's why oliver anthony's song has resonated so well across the united states. it's called rich men north of rismted. how hard everybody works for b.s. pays he says. and how frustrated he is. good ole boy in north carolina. christopher anthony. his grandfather's name is oliver anthony. he lives in a camper with three dogs. turned down $8 million contract. cracked his skull when he was working in a north carolina paper mill spent six months unemployed. depression. tried to drown his suffering in alcohol. he performed at this concert in north carolina. it was already on the books. it was scheduled weeks ago before we all knew his song. and he performed there. they had to move it to this country club because the crowd was so big. >> steve: they estimated 6 to 8,000 people showed up to

tiffany, remember diff tiffany. >> ainsley: i loved her. doesn't seem to be anyone around >> steve: having a flashback. carley thank you very much. >> ainsley: fun years. >> steve: no kidding and good music, too. by the way deborah gibson now. >> joey: all green up. >> ainsley: no longer debbie. so yesterday, abc streaming had correspondent lindsey davis speaking to the current vice president of the united states. and asked her about vice president kamala harris' awful approval rating. and this is the question and the answer might surprise you. >> there were reports that say that you have the lowest approval rating of any vice president. i'm curious how much of a role, if any, is that you feel race and gender play in that. >> well, there are polls that also say i have great approval ratings. i think the point that has to be made is that there are attempts to create distractions away from the accomplishments of our administration. >> if anything, i think her gender helps her. she asked how much low approval ratings do you think race and gend

we have essentially the zinger of the night yes, ainsley? >> ainsley: sorry.ant to say one thing. >> steve: she is pointing, yes, ma'am. >> ainsley: just raising my hand before we get off this topic about foreign policy because i was glad nikki haley hammered him on it. because a lot of people really like venk. is he a billionaire. he seems -- you know, he sounds cute, working out with his wife. they are very impressive. he has these two beautiful children. he says we have been running for something. he we need to run towards something now, the american vision, he had some good lines and he is brilliant you know he is a billionaire. his foreign policy a lot of people nikki haley said false, false, false. i wanted to hear his rebuttal. i wasn't impressed with it. it was not satisfactory. he said basically i like what israel does at its border. we should do the same thing and i like israel's iron dome. but that didn't answer the question. you want to defund? you don't want us to give money to israel and the taiwan, he didn't address taiwan. he really wants to gi

janice. >> ainsley: katy, great job.maps, we had over thousand reports of severe weather including mid-atlantic, national weather service going out to investigate the damage. you heard katy say tens of thousands without power. heavy rain is the biggest concern. also potential for strong storms for parts of the plain states, severe thunderstorm watch in effect through arkansas, large hail damage, isolated tornados possible and areas stretching to the southeast, including south of the atlanta georgia area. heat alert yet another week of high heat and humidity from texas to florida. some of the cities will feel like 117 in corpus christi wednesday and thursday and 112 in new orleans. we will get a pattern change, which is great news, relief from persistent heat. it will feel cooler than average this week, we'll continue to monitor everything for you from the fox weather center. all right, over to you, brian kilmeade. >> brian: thank you. two seven-11 workers in california are under investigation after video of them taking d

>> ainsley: who?and. >> ainsley: in the green room on the furniture. >> brian: wide awake for their performance. >> steve: but the show must go on. when the lights come on doing the singing and they were great. >> brian: tell that to carley. >> carley: not a morning person. >> ainsley: do you sleep in on saturdays? >> carley: not anymore. >> ainsley: she is a momma. >> brian: today marks two years since kabul fell to taliban thanks to biden's antics. the chaotic withdrawal even though admiral kirby didn't see it that way is epic and stain on america's past. going to talk to lance corporal smith to hold the administration once and for all accountable. at mint mobile, we like to do the opposite of what big wireless does. they charge you a lot. we charge you a little. they put their names on arenas. we put ours on my lower back. so naturally when they announced they'd be raising their prices due to inflation, we decided to deflate our prices due to not hating you. and if this were one of their ads, they'

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ainsley? >> ainsley: i'm sorry. i'm just looking at video. it's crazy.icans were under tornado and tornado watches and more than one million people lost power at the height of the storm. >> brian: powerful system forcing airports to cancel hundreds of flights. hundreds already canceled or delayed today. let's check in with janice dean for a fox weather forecast. >> janice: not fun for parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. still have the potential for stronger storms for parts of new england and another round for the central u.s. let's take a look at it. in terms of statistics, this has been one of the busiest summers in terms of severe weather days. look at this. top number two here. 612 active severe days for 2023. then we had over almost, rather, a thousand reports of severe weather including large hail, damaging winds. you saw that funnel cloud. we don't think there has been a confirmed tornado but the national weather service is going to go out and investigate. new england, that's where we could see the potential for stronger storms. heavy rain co

ainsley?thank you so much alexandria a brian, over to you. >> brian: change gears. >> prosecutor general exclusively sharing with me over the weekend bombshell allegations about the biden family corruption scandal. >> no doubt that there were illegal activities engaged in by burisma founder and ceo of burisma started bringing in people who could provide protection for him. hunter biden was among them. my firm personal conviction is that, yes, this was the case. they were being bribed. the fact that joe biden gave away $1 billion in u.s. money in exchange for my dismissal, my firing is that alone a case of corruption? >> it seems it. here with what this could mean for the league case against the bidens is g.o.p. congressman, house judiciary committee member mike johnson. congressman johnson your reaction for shokin getting to speak for himself and what he said? >> well, first, brian. i want to thank you for covering this story. this should be the headline in every news outlet in america. think

good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. former donald trump's motorcade entered and exited the fulton county jail behind me in just 22 minutes he was arrested and released on $200,000 bond for 13 felony charges, including racketeering. but, as you mentioned, ainsley, it is the mulling shot that everyone is talking about. mr. trump seen scowling at the camera. listed at 6'3", 2215 pounds. some aren't buying that given in 2020 as president the white house physician listed him at 244 pounds. reportedly these numbers were prereported to the sheriff's office to speed up the booking process yesterday. nonetheless, mr. trump spoke exclusively to fox news digital about his experience saying, quote: they insisted on a mugshot, and i agreed to do that. it is not a comfortable feeling, especially when you have done nothing wrong. as uncomfortable as the mugshot may have been for the former president, that has not stopped him from already profiting from it. his 2024 presidential campaign is selling merchandise online plastered with his

> ainsley: drop it like it's hot.kay, carley is other there. she has some headlines for us. >> carley: i certainly do. we are going to start with this story here. potential subpoena looming over the bidens as house republicans continue digging into the first family's foreign business dealings. this is always going to end with the bidens coming in front of the committee. i wish the media would ask the president what exactly did your family do to receive this $21 million that the house oversight committee has proven? we have their bank records, maria. bank records don't lie. >> carley: this after bank records reveal the biden family raked in tens of millions of dollars from foreign nations like russia and china. the supreme court has blocked a settlement with purdue pharma after the doj objected to a provision which protects the owners from any lawsuits. the settlement originally forced the flacker family to contribute $6 billion to fight the opioid epidemic but made them not legally liable for drugs, cause -- i'm sorry

that hurt. >> steve: that close. >> ainsley: almost. >> steve: next time. >> ainsley: brian is laughing at liv history. only a year. >> carley: even season one still history. >> ainsley: if you want to break a record, do it right now. >> ainsley: thank you so much, carley. gas prices climbing again 30 cents higher than a month ago. putting a damper on the end of summer plans for america. >> brian: everybody knows canceling a trip. billion dollars trash talk escalates as the highly anticipated grudge match makes waves across social media. stuart vashy knows all about grungs. he holds a ton of them. he joins us now. ♪ i think i like it ♪ i'm so excited ♪ and i just can't hide it i know, i know, i know, i know i want you. every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made

ainsley. they are packed going to the mainland. i will tell you ari, who you guys know very well, our producer, he said he had a whole row to himself on the plane coming over here. it wasn't crowded on the plane. so, it's not -- it's interesting, again, there are people still coming here. and i have seen messages on social media don't dumb maui, don't come to maui. at the same time i have heard government officials maui is open for business. there are parts life can be normal. other parts where life has been devastating stated. it's an odd dichotomy as is the entire this whole thing, i mean, again, maui is paradise. and now it's this weird paradise lost. it's met this inferno, this hellscape. the whole thing is hard to reconcile. >> steve: and, will, on friday you said your mom was going to fly out. where is she now she rode out the fire a little mort of the hoin area. >> thank you for asking. i know you both did. lanesly did and brian i know have you wondered as well and everyone has asked. i

i will send it back to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: saying a prayer.are so brave to do this but good for them. thank you so much, kelly. crime in seattle is so bad one lt. who wore the uniform for a little more than two decades is calling it quits. writing the scathing 15-page letter to her boss. she says quote chief diaz, let me tell you the state of the seattle police department in the city is a disgrace. the criminals are run running ts is it i. now former lt. jessica taylor wrote this and she joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. i'm sure we read the letter. here it is right here front to back, 15 pages it goes on and on how disappointed you are when you work for a company or an agency like this for more than 20 years, that has to just be devastating. tell us why you wrote this letter and why you decided to resign. >> yes. i moved to seattle in 1998. it was absolutely beautiful and it was clean. and the department had a great reputation and it was outstanding. and just -- and

. >> ainsley: you are right.t's nuts. agree where disagree with it. it's your child you get to raise that child. my child is not the teacher's child. my child is in that teacher's classroom for one year. >> steve: more on this later. 7:18 here in the east. carley joins us right now with the news. and this body cam is something. >> carley: it certainly is guys, yeah. take a look at this. body cam footage showing a florida self-'s deputy save the life of one-year-old baby parents called 911 when he started turning blue on sunday morning. the deputy found the infant choking and began cpr until baby carlos was thankfully breathing again. [crying] >> got him breathing. i'm not sure what else he has got going on though. >> carley: that cry the most beautiful sound in the world. thanks to hero deputy baby carlos you see him on your screen is okay and back home with his family. lionel richie apologizing after bad weather and flight problems forced him to cancel a sold out show at madison square garden over the weekend. >