. >> brian: thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: i got the time wrong, i probably made everybody late for work. >> steve: it is august 13th, 2024. focus. focus. >> ainsley: thank you, dad. >> lawrence: thank you, dad. >> ainsley: we're kids. >> brian: fox news alert. massive cyber alert delaying donald trump's interview with elon musk. over one million were listening in. trump called out harris for continuing to dodge the press. >> you think that kamala could do this interview. pretty sad when you think somebody that does this for a living can't answer a question or is afraid to do an interview. >> lawrence: true. and border back-track, kamala harris tries to flip the script on immigration. >> she took on drug cartels and jailed gang members for smuggling drugs and ep was across the border. >> lawrence: one sheriff featured in that adsays he doesn't even support her and he'll join us this hour. >> ainsley: couple says i don't to high wedding cost by charging their guests. >> steve: that's right. doos on the loose, ask people if they would pay $330 for a ticket to their wedding. final hour of "

>> ainsley: it's fun. >> steve: very expensive. >> ainsley: i have been once. are here we will do it. >> brian: i had this homeless person. i was at eiffel tower one time homeless person that's me in france and they are french. i don't really know what the money means. i had some change in my pocket. i gave it to her. whatever i gave to her she goes and throws it on the ground. she is probably still homeless and she didn't want it. i don't know how worthless change is in france. but if you see a homeless person don't offer it. it gets them angrier. >> steve: how do you know she was homeless? >> brian: just seemed like she had all her belongings on her bakhshi asked for this. like this, okay. i will give you my change. threw it on the ground. >> ainsley: evreason we are talking about paris the olympics are there right now. couple of headlines out of that area. a scary scene happening a little while ago after a female boxer from italy had to quit her match only 46 seconds into her fight against a biological male. amain khalif from algeria. khalif biological male

find out about ainsley's relationship. >> ainsley: let's talk about news.t harris revealed her plan for the economy, just ahead today. >> brian: mark meredith has more. >> mark: no heartbreak here, we talk about the u.s. economy. we will hear vice president harris talk about rising prices from gas, groceries and everyday items americans are buying. harrises she will provide down payment assistant and help for those with health insurance and give more power to reign in price gouging. any such expanded authority would likely be challenged in court. harris says people need more power. the american soc association of meat processors says from their perspective, they don't see price gouging occurring, they see companies trying to survive and keep communities fed with good, wholesome protein. for months we heard president biden accuse companies of price gouging. the white house says the economy is strong and consumers are doing better than ever before. republicans are pushing back saying americans cannot afford everyday items. back to you. >> brian: you say, why

>> ainsley: i don't know.t is like a heated seat in your car. >> brian: i don't put on in august. >> ainsley: we're all different. >> brian: i'm not different, i'm traditional. i sweat in august. >> ainsley: it is not facing you, brian. >> steve: it is facing me. >> brian: pro-palestinian protesters are vowing a massive showing. >> ainsley: brooke singman likes the heater. >> brooke: i'm cold over here. tens of thousands of anti-israel protesters are planning to march at the dnc. however israeli national council say they made multiple requests and are still trying to get the city to approve their mer permit. they said they submitted two application to city last month and both ignored and city denied p permit request in june. we did not get an offer to do a march, not even in alternative location. the group's ceo joined "fox and friends" this morning. >> the permit has not been granted and in the interim, a permit has been given to an anti-israel groups. they have been given ability to march around where the dn

those your headlines, ainsley over to you for something fun. >> ainsley: this is so fun. carley: i will soon. >> ainsley: brock will be in school. back-to-school week continues here on "fox & friends." it could cost up to $875, that's the average for a family here in america to get your child ready for the first day of school. it doesn't have to be that expensive. our next guest has the affordable fashion finds to help keep our children start the school year off in style. we have lifestyle expert jenea' siena and she joins us now. hey, jenea'. >> hey, good to see you. >> ainsley: we're going to go through and have a little fashion show, right. >> yes we are. >> ainsley: first one is a high school student and her name is gigi. >> actually my daughter. >> ainsley: oh, you shouldn't have to spend a lot on kids for back-to-school. gigi is in this look for from walmart's private label no boundaries. and the idea is these mix and match pieces that are youthful and fresh. allow them to express themselves and she really loves that the jeans had elastic waist easy to pull on. this

ainsley: when you started dating j.d.here your path would take the two of you? >> oh, no way. that really wasn't on my mind at the time. >> ainsley: you never discussed politics. >> we talked about the things we were interested. in we talked about the issues of the day or things like that. but, planning a life like that was not on the horizon. i was planning to become a lawyer and practice he at one point was planning to do the same thing. and then we talked about having a family. and about where we would like to live and how we would like to spend our time and all of those sorts of things. from the before he announced his senate candidacy through his senate candidacy we had a lot of serious conversations because we do have three children. and giving them a stable, normal, happy life and upbring something something that is the most important thing to us. >> ainsley: the weekend before the convention, we saw donald trump on stage and he was shot and then a few days later he announces j.d. as his running mate. i'm sure that

good morning, john. >> good morning, ainsley. thanks for having us. >> ainsley: love this.urch is there for. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: tell us why you did it? >> only it. roots back to the feeling i had when i gold back to school with confidence with a new hair cut, fresh shoes, and so i just felt like everyone deserved the opportunity to have the same feeling. our church exists to participate in moments of grace and to be a generous church. i believe that the local church is the hope of the world. when we're mobilized and we are connected in our local community. and so this is our second year doing. this and this year was a lot bigger than the first year. we just plan on continuing to do what god has placed on our heart to make a difference where our feet are. >> ainsley: what was your goal and how many backpacks and how many shoes? >> the goal was 1,000 shoes. we ended up giving out 1432 pairs of shoes. >> ainsley: nice. >> we did 556 haircuts and 1500 bags to go back to school. over 250 volunteers part of the initiative and we couldn't have done it without our local com

forever now tossing it over to you lawrence and ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, adam. >> lawrence: ainsleyls are out trump has sizeable lead over harris immigration and the border. 87% of say border is emergency and major problem. >> ainsley: that's right. 71% of voters say the biden-harris administration is responsible for the border crisis. fox news national correspondent griff jenkins is here to react. griff, if this is true. the number one issue is economy, inflation, number two what we are hearing or seeing in polls is the border, trump looks like he would do really well in this election. >> good morning, lawrence and ainsley connect dots, not surprising that 9 in 10 americans are deeply concerned about the border because of the deluge of daily incidents of migrant crime that we are seeing. look, the officials knew, this administration knew three and a half years ago when they started mass releasing people it included single adult males that this would be the result. a public safety issue and a national security issue. just look at yesterday, we learned on wednesday, ice arrested a pe

hey, rachel. >> hi, ainsley good to see you. >> ainsley: good see you, too.now you want to start with a budget. what do you recommend? >> doing a budget is really key and being intentional with where your money is going. especially during this time. i have three kids so going back to will school, it's expensive to figure out how much money you have to spend for your kids. list out everything you have to buy. so get that school supply list out. back-to-school clothes, anything that you want to buy put a dollar amount next to those categories and the goal that you spend what you have. if you go to every dollar.com/rachel you can actually create a budget for free and that can help you while you are shopping. >> ainsley: we like the word free. your second tip is to know where to buy and what to buy. what do you recommend here? >> yes. so, where you buy is really key and even with groceries, this is true, right? there is an expensive organic grocery store or go to the cheap generic grocery store and the same is true with school supplies. think about dollar tree or

>> ainsley: she has to pick someone who will not upstage her. and tim waltz, both governors. >> brian: fetterman said he is too into himself. shapiro is too into himself. i warn you not to take him. that's interesting. >> la >> lawrence: waltz came up with the word weird. >> steve: no doubt waltz would be a safer choice. more aligned politically. announcing it officially in we were hoping during our show. it didn't happen. >> ainsley: she picked her political soul mate if it is waltz. they will make this country so left. >> brian: we don't know where she is now on so many issues. >> lawrence: hopefully they'll start asking questions. >> ainsley: look at her record. >> bill: thank you, guys, good morning. big morning of news, 9:00 here in new york.

>> ainsley: they are interviewing each other. >> brian: fantastic. >> ainsley: watch a little clip ofs. >> i have white guy tacos. >> like mayonnaise and tuna what do you do. >> pretty much ground beef and cheese. >> that's okay. do you put any flavor in it. >> no. they said be careful and let her know this black pepper is the top of the spice level in minnesota. >> lawrence: black pepper? >> will: why is kamala an expert on tacos? >> brian: that's your take away point. >> will: dumping on him about tacos? who is she? >> brian: unscripted moments bill will she went with is she is saying white guy tacos are tuna. >> ainsley: she said white guy tacos. >> will: what is that tuna and mayonnaise? >> lawrence: she couldn't get what album she likes all of it. >> music bruce springsteen wreath that and miles. chevy camaro first car with an 8 track. we learned nothing. >> lawrence: you can't say the producers are like no issues. i'm going to get. >> ainsley: exactly no issues. >> lawrence: doesn't make any sense. you don't say areed that franklin and say all of them. you don't put the greatnes

that. >> ainsley: love it.gal migrant with suspected gang ties is accused of committing, listen to this, more than 22 crimes in new york city in just the past six months. venezuelan national accused of theft, assault, menacing with a weapon and harassment. ice reportedly moved to hold him after his seventh arrest. and he was supposed to be deported in june. according to the house judiciary committee, he will likely stay here indefinitely since venezuela stopped accepting deportation flights. 9 people are charged in connection with 30 home burglaries. this happened in san diego county. and in total, they are accused of more than 55 home break-ins across southern california and las vegas. if committed on or about convicted on all counts, they will face between 35 years to life in prison. sons seen on video crashing a car into the entrance of a liquor and a vape shop in denver. they smashed into the entrance four times before entering the store. the group then stole $15,000 worth of merchandise along with the safe

>> ainsley: more interviews?eve: she should. >> ainsley: hats off to her for doing interview so soon so we get to know him and his family. you can learn a lot about a candidate when you interview their spouse. >> steve: i want him to explain the dorky habits he has, did she sf explain? >> ainsley: magic the gathering, a card game. similar to like pokemon, and his boys are into pokemon. >> brian: calling him weird -- >> ainsley: they are calling every republican and donald trump weird. >> brian: sorry we can't be as normal as you like to be. people are not cut out of cookie cutters. >> ainsley: she was lovely and answers were great. part two will be tomorrow, we'll focus on background, growing up, her parents are from india, she grew up in california. how she envisions life as part of second lady. and real quick, i loved she said after hillbilly elogy, she said so many people wrote me. i thought it was nice to help other people going through the same thing. >> brian: most downloaded movie over the weekend. 22 afte

ainsley? >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much, trey. kamala harris and tim walz head out on a bus tour across the state of georgia. and despite the latest polling, showing that trump is in the lead, by a lot, look at that in the state of georgia. harris' campaign co-chair says that they think they still have a path to victory in the peach state. >> we really think that we have a chance to win in georgia and going to compete there in a very hard way. we will make donald trump defend every ounce of gowned in america. >> ainsley: here to react is fox news contributor and host of here's the deal on fox nation, kellyanne conway. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: i know there are seven important swong states he has to win georgia and north carolina. the other have to be a combo. kamala's campaign is saying they think they have a chance in georgia. kemp and trump are united now. what do you think? do they have a chance? >> likely not but we take every vote and every swing state seriously. on the our side of this is 16 electoral votes. pres

all right, ainsley. over to you. >> ainsley: good deal. thank you so much.he same result. former president trump leading harris by one point in this brand new fox national poll. and trump also -- excuse me, trump also leading harris by 8 points amongst independent voters. americans also overwhelmingly turning to the former president on these top issues on the economy, on border security, as he is blasting kamala harris for embracing bidenomics. >> kamala has declared that tackle ling inflation will be a day one priority. think of it. for her but day one for kamala was three and a half years ago. why hasn't she done it. >> ainsley: here with reaction is fox news contributor katie pavlich. hey, katy. >> katie: good morning, good to see you. >> ainsley: good to see you, too. he makes a good point. everyone has been making this point across the network yesterday. she said i will fix it on day one. people are reminding her no, you have been in office for three and a half years. what is her plan to do something dinner than she has already done in the past. >> yeah

steve, ainsley, brian, l.j. and some food. >> ainsley: come on over.ntinues on "fox & friends" and today we have the creative meals that your kids are not going to want to trade. >> brian: lunches your kids will love chef and nutritionist diane hendrix is back. diane, tell us what the kids will love. >> well, the number one thing is to find out what they like first. i used to sit down with my kids and find out what they like. >> steve: it changes every year. >> you ask them every year. i did really my kids are in their 20's, proteins, vegetables and fruits. find out what they like first and build around that. >> ainsley: you like to get creative and get them involved? >> exactly. there is a bunch of things you can do. this is little snacking. >> brian: steve has the crack could you la. >> steve: thank you. this thing is probably worth 100 bucks on ebay. >> that's what one of the guys said in the back. these were my kid's lunch boxes. like little picky things. my youngest was never like a sandwich kid. he liked to build their own. rather than send them

ainsley? >> ainsley: how expensive it is. thank you so much, trey. now to another alert.rlier hack of the trump campaign and an attempted hack of the biden-harris campaign as intel experts are warning to brace for more disruptions this election season. so here with more on what this all means for our election, and your vote, is cyberguy kurt knutsson. good morning, kurt. >> hey, ainsley, good morning to you. the trump campaign alleging this is the iranian actors that are going after his campaign at this point, and, guess what? he might be right. no matter what, if you are on the left, if you are on the right, you can bet that these kinds of attacks are going to be coming at american politics from now until the november election. >> ainsley: what are they doing? are they hacking into emails? are they trying to interfere with the election results? >> i think any way they can get in. in this particular case they apparently got ahold of an email list and including documents, one that, included the vetting of vice president candidate vance and that point it was marked personal

she still hasn't given a formal interview, ainsley. >> ainsley: that's right, lawrence.e president biden sit down for an interview. his first since dropping out of the race. >> look, um, you know, the polls we had show that it was neck and neck race, would have been down to the wire. but what happened was, a number of my democratic colleagues in the house and senate thought that i was going to hurt them in the races. and i was concerned if i stayed in the race, that would be the topic. why did nancy pelosi -- nancy pelosi say why did so -- and i thought it would be real distraction, number one. number two, i ran the first time, i thought of myself as being a transition president. i can't even say how old i am. it's hard for me to get out of my mouth. >> to those who are expressed skepticism about how much you will be on the trail or about the rest of your term raise questions about your health, what do you say to them? >> all i can say is watch. that's all. look, i had a really, really bad day in a debate because i was sick. but i have no serious problem. >> steve: oh ye

they have a lot to explain. >> steve: ainsley, in other words, is he essentially is her co-host. >> ainsleyt. her tv husband. she is going to have to explain her policy shifts. her campaign is now flip-flopping. does she agree with her campaign? is she actually flip-flopping. we need to hear where she stands on these issues? did she know joe biden's mental decline. walz is going to have to talk about his military service because many are calling that stolen valor. he claimed to be something that he wasn't. he also said he got this award from the chamber of commerce. >> brian: in nebraska. >> ainsley: they asked him to take that off his website and his left wing policies. >> steve: they are going to be interviewed by cnn. dana bash is going to do the interview. she got the exclusive. everybody is going to be watching it. you got to wonder why she wound up with it. well, as it turns out, she had done three interviews with kamala harris before. in 2020 she said that she had a conversation about bill barr living in a different reality than once they were elected. danna barb is the first person

it is too late. >> ainsley: you know what they did. the seeds is saying, take this vaccine if you don't want covid. that was false information. fbi is saying and intelligence officials saying the laptop is not real, and now learning from r.f.k. jr., fda, 75% of funding comes from fpharmaceutical companies. they will approve drugs that might not be the best for you. that is what we've learned over course of last four years. >> lawrence: can we trust the fact checkers at facebook? or in general. emseems like to me secret people in secret rooms that networks rely on. they want to determine debate. will these be same people that got stuff wrong be fact checking next debate? putting the hand on the scale and i don't like it. >> steve: big story we'll be talking about all day long. let's talk about the election. trump and harris campaign battling over debate rules as candidates head to key swing states. >> brian: harris and tim walz will kickoff bus tour in georgia tomorrow. they must be really getting along, they are never apart now. former

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all right, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: okay. thank you so much. okay.la harris and tim walz is are heading to wisconsin after rallying together for the first time. his running mates yesterday in philadelphia. and harris said this about her vp pick. >> concerns the day i announced my candidacy i set out to find a partner who can help build this brighter future with his experience i'm telling you tim waldz will be ready ton day one. >> ainsley: what exactly is their vision of a brighter future. let's bring in trump campaign surrogate and rnc chair lara trump. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: what do you think? some say this is the must liberal ticket america has ever seen. >> that's right. most far left radical ticket we have ever seen in the history of american politics. there is no doubt about it. i love that kamala harris is saying there i have since i announced my candidacy, it's 17 days, ainsley. it's not like there has been a whole lot of time that's transpired. actually been years. this is frightening whenever people look at these two individu

ever since -- that's all we ate. >> ainsley: growing up. yeah. >> lawrence: i don't eat it. >> steve: between that and kfc my payday my dad would bring home a bucket of chicken. >> lawrence: there is trauma there. >> brian: we got call dr. drew for you. have you two major incidents. you need to be debriefed from the dnc. >> lawrence: deprogrammed. >> ainsley: pregnant chocolate milkshake we kept going to mcdonald's in our neighborhood in new york. all of them the machines were broken. >> steve: it does make sense. >> ainsley: i need a chocolate milkshake. >> steve: fast casual burger places are so popular and charge more. that's probably why they do that. >> brian: i wasn't born with a suction to use the -- to be able to enjoy a shake at mcdonalds. it's just too thick. i need like a wider straw. i wasn't born with a physical suction. ains. >> steve: use a spoon. >> lawrence: that's another crazy -- >> brian: too thick. >> lawrence: brian comment let it go. >> steve: are you thinking of the frosty at wendy's? >> brian: one of them. >> ainsle

>> ainsley: gosh, a lot of attention on ainsley. i don't like this.ines a french judge has extended police custody, telegram ceo pavlov durov arrested outside of paris over the weekend officials argue he failed to do enough to stop illegal activity on the platform, his app. he case faces up to 20 years if convicted. some see this as a attack on freedom of speech. the arrest took place as part of ongoing judicial investigation. it is in no way a political decision. police in philadelphia are looking for two young suspects who they say carried out four armed carjackings, they believe one suspect is only 17 years old. the other could be as young as 10. in two incidents, the victims were sitting in parked cars. the last incident occurred when an older woman was walking to her car. the thieves pushed her to the ground and they stole her keys and her wallet. outkick.com contributor riley gaines and other ncaa athlete testify today before a special select committee at the georgia state house. they will be going into detail about competing against and sharing

." >> ainsley: why are you way over there? need to come over. >> lawrence: you are kind of like. >> brian: why don't you slide over. >> ainsley: okay there we go. we will come to you. >> brian: so please get dressed. any moment now, clarifies could announce her vp pick how the finalists could help or hurt the ticket. >> steve: plus, a fox news alert a rocket attack has injured u.s. troops in rowk as iran issues a chilly warning to the country of israel. trtrey yingst is live there. he will be with us shortly. pete hegseth on foreign policy. >> ainsley: "fox & friends" exclusive part two of our sitdown with usha vance the potential second lady talks about her husband, her childhood, and whether the political spotlight is really worth it. >> i know why he's doing. this i know who he cares about. the reasons that he wants to make people's lives better. i know that his motivations are serious because i know that about him. i do think it's worthwhile. >> lawrence: great job with that interview, ainsley. you really got her to open u

go over to ainsley, ainsley?the stage in chicago and giving his democratic agenda an a plus when it comes to your child's education. >> donald trump and the republican friends not only think can't think they can't read very well. [boos] >> want to do away with the department of education. during the pandemic, kamala and i helped states and cities get their schools back open. and we gave public school teachers a raise. >> but, under his party's policies, the windy city is not making the grade. chicago now leads the nation with 40% of school children chronically absent. and while school spend something up 97% since 2012, only one in four students are reading at their own grade level. and more than 80% of them are not proficient in math. how sad is that? here to react is illinois parent and senior director of labor policy for the illinois policy institute. miley smith. good morning to you, miley. >> good morning. >> why is this? >> chicago teacher's union controls chicago public schools. and with all eyes on chicago

ainsley: yeah.re going to try to say this is joe biden passing the torch. what can we expect? expect them all to look like a happy family and show unity. we can expect this all to be choreographed, for this all a to be scripted and the media to love it and love what they're seeing on the stage. but what we won't hear over the next week, kamala's progressive, radical record. tim walz's progressive, radical record. her flip-flops. we won't hear about the protests. they're expecting so many people, tens of thousands of pro-hamas protests. they've instituted new courtroom procedures to streamline the process from the event of -- in the event of mass arrest. they're telling people, house democrats, not to book hotel rooms under their own names for security reasons, not to engage with protesters if confronted and don't go to certain areas because they expect violence. brian: a lot of stores are boarded up, they're better off being shut down. but there's no doubt about it, the democrats feel a revival beca

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ainsley.ng ainsley. [laughter] >> steve: the "new york times" has a great story about the vetting process that led to tim walz. and apparently it was on friday or saturday, where they had done focus groups and polls and all sorts of stuff. they looked through all the records. and the vice president was told you could win with either walz or shapiro or mark kelly. any three of them, so she could pick whomever she would want. also, the data showed that shapiro, nor kelly, would bring an advantage to win their home states, which is extraordinary. and so it all came down to the personal interview. and apparently when mr. shapiro went in, he blew it, for the most part according to the "new york times." it says he was asking about okay, what kind of power will i have as vice president? what will my authority be? whereas when mr. walz came in he pretty much said, you know what? i will do whatever you want. but i need to tell you i have never used a teleprompter before until last night. >> ainsley: i

ainsley. ainsley: thank you so much, maddie. pennsylvania business owners think of the economic policies of each cant dade? we have -- c candidate. we are rich and dave from the swing state to discuss. good morning, gentlemen. rick, tell us about your businesses, what you own, and how the harris and biden administration have affected you. >> well, my wife and i own four businesses and we see the policy of the biden harris administration has not helped our businesses at all, in fact they've hurt it. we've seen rising labor rates and seen rising food cost here, liquor cost, and every which way it's become very difficult to profit. we've basically been playing an arm in the restaurants and difficult to hire people and it's difficult to make a profit. we need a change. we need the policies of donald trump. we've experienced that in the past, you know, in 2019 we were setting records. the business was going great. biden and harris have taken over and it's been on the decline and very, very difficult. i think her policies are ridiculo

at her when she laughs. >> ainsley: got to be woke. >> ainsley: there was a time when woke was.sley: did wake up this morning. >> brian: that's good. >> lawrence: can you start. >> brian: second hours of "fox & friends" begins right now. remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> brian: so any moment kamala harris could reveal her number two pick. but she hasn't done any interviews. in 16 days. since becoming the democratic nominee for president. >> ainsley: she is silent and it comes as tensions rise in the middle east with american troops hurt in a rocket attack in iraq. >> lawrence: here at home financial experts warn we could be on the break of a major recession after yesterday's global sell-off. >> steve: we got all these big stories and this morning on this tuesday we have live team conch. mark meredith is at the white house. bryan llenas is in philadelphia awaiting the vice presidential announcement. we start with trey yingst on the ground in israel where trey, they are still waiting to see when iran starts shooting. >> yeah, hey, guys, good morning. absolutely. thi

all right, ainsley, toss it over to you. >> ainsley: okay. good deal. thank you so much, janice.ident kamala harris has yet to reveal her 2024 healthcare platform. so, what can we expect? well, let's take a look at what she has said in the past about healthcare. and the last time that she was running for president. >> do you support the medicare for all bill? i think initially. >> correct. >> co-sponsored by bernie sanders you are also a co-sponsor. >> yes. >> i believe it will totally eliminate private insurance. >> let's eliminate all of that let's move on. >> how important is it to you're welcome healthcare plan to get rid of private insurance companies because there is some confusion about that. >> the bottom line and the most important is that everyone have access to healthcare. that is the goal. that is the purpose for me supporting the policy of medicare for all. >> if congress votes in a way that reflects the values and the desires of the american people, then congress would vote for a policy that gives everyone access to healthcare. >> who here would abolish their privat

good morning, ainsley.s chilling video shows a figure moving on the roof the agr building moments before the gunfire started at former president donald trump's campaign stop here in but ler, pennsylvania. take a look. the chilling images were captured at 6:08 p.m. by james koppenhafer, one of the two men seriously injured in the assassination attempt. starting at the 1-minute mark. can you see what appears to be a person on the roof of the building adjacent to where trump is speaking. the person is visible. until about the 2:50 mark. eerie timeline that falls three minutes before investigators say would be assassin thomas matthew crooks began firing. crooks was killed by a secret service counter sniper and former president donald trump's ear was grazed by a bullet. we know 50-year-old retired firefighter tragically killed corey comperatore. david dutch and james koppenhafer were both critically wounded and are now recovering. koppenhafer's attorney telling fox digital his client is sad about the state of po

. >> ainsley: plus, breaking with the boss. biden and harris back together today, but after touting bidenomics for years, the vice president distancing herself from their policy comprehend she have it both ways? >> lawrence: houston, we may have a problem. nasa delaying decision on return of the two astronauts stuck in space. a former astronaut outlines the options for a safe return. final hour of "fox and friends," already here, show went by fast. remember, mornings are better with friends. >> will: happening today, former president donald trump will hold a press conference in bedminster, new jersey. >> lawrence: alexis mcadams is here with more on that. >> the former president will speak today, his second news conference in last two weeks. he talks for quite a while sometimes. new poll shows state of the presidential race is close. former president trump is leading by 1 percentage point, sitting at 50% with v.p. kamala harris sitting at 49%. among independent voters accident trump 51% and harris 43%. that is a little differen

ainsley? >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much. all right.ng donald trump and j.d. vance w want to weaken the middle class. >> donald trump intends to take our nation backwards. it is a plan to weaken the middle class. if he is elected, donald trump intends to give tax breaks to billionaires and big corporations. [crowd boos] he intends to cut social security and medicare. >> ainsley: actually kamala harris and running mate supportive policies very likely hit the american pocketbook like reparations, healthcare for illegal immigrants, and banning fracking. trump economic adviser stephen moore is here to help us break down all the costs. you understand donald trump's policies and how that saved the middle class, helped the middle class four years ago. when you look at their policies, are you fearful for what this means for all of our pocketbooks? >> well, good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. >> let me give you one statistic that refutes what kamala harris was just saying that when trump was president, the average median income for

i think we deserve it. >> lawrence: again, policy, ainsley. >> ainsley: lawrence, we know you are veryticular about your haircuts. we all were wondering. we have a bet, did you sit in the chair? >> lawrence: absolutely not. [laughter] >> ainsley: i knew it. >> lawrence: i love all barbers but i don't cheat on my barber number one and number two, everybody likes their fade differently. i'm going to stick with what i know. >> steve: next time you sit in the chair for your regular barber they go, hey, you cheated on me. >> lawrence: this is not my work. >> ainsley: that's so funny. >> brian: i was wrong. i thought you did. because you look extremely cleaned up today. >> ainsley: he thought maybe you got a clean up. >> brian: you are tight. >> pearl and anita is keeping me looking sharp that's all on them. >> steve: they do, indeed. >> ainsley: we need to have a talking point when the election is over how do you break up with your barber what's the right way to do it? we have all had to do that. >> brian: if she walks in and you are with somebody else. >> ainsley: what if you move to someo

back to you. >> ainsley: thank you.rris flip-flopping record on fracking, on oil and gas as donald trump looks to win pennsylvania voters. check in with bill hemmer and dana perino for what is coming up top of the hour. how you doing? being looing good. >> we miss you. >> ainsley: i watched yesterday, excellent job. >> bill: see you all week from chicago. delegates are here and so are protesters, we'll check on that coming up. >> dana: we'll talk to jason crow, a democrat. >> bill: donald trump on the stump, where is he heading everyday of the week to find a way to win. >> dana: and middle east on the virge, we'll have this and more at 9:00. when migraine strikes ubrelvy is another option. it quickly eliminates migraine pain. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. ask about ubrelvy — the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend prona

is that ainsley laughing? >> ainsley: i'm sorry, brian is making fun of my body language.ook, i am -- we're all exhausted because we watched every freakin' speech and it lasted so long. lawrence, you know what i'm feeling. >> brian: he left. he's gone. he is just gone. >> lawrence: no, i'm still here. >> ainsley: are you flying back this morning? >> lawrence: well, yeah, i'm flying back after the show i'm going home to texas because i have had enough. >> ainsley: you need some momma's cooking. >> lawrence: i need some real america. [laughter] >> brian: don't come back to new york for real america. absolutely. >> ainsley: get away from the dems. >> brian: do you know who does not like texas, will? >> will: that is a step too far. that is a step too far. i am texas. kamala harris is attempting to toughen her border stance, stressing that she has taken on cartels and knows how to tighten security. >> brian: but, the mothers of migrant crime victims view her and her record much differently and they are making the case that trump is the better choice this november. >> ainsley:

will, ainsley, brian and lawrence. >> ainsley: thank you so much, made.hank goodness this is over, right, lawrence? if you stayed up to watch which i have every single night and wake up early. i know you because you have been there covering and it interviewing pooh people all day long before the convention at night and working the morning show. reading from the teleprompter. powerful speeches. but it's just telling their story and then here we go slamming president trump. the whole convention was slamming president trump. it was more about we hate him so much we hope you hate him more than you hate our radical record. >> lawrence: yeah. we are going to go through the record a little later on in the program. but, guys, i know there has been some people that say it was a great speech. this was great for kamala. but, i don't think so. especially when you set the bar so high for two of the most popular people in the democratic party in barack obama and michelle obama. did this speech, you know, reach that metric of inspiration? i don't think so. and i guess t

ainsley: yes. it's been 36 days since she jumped into the campaign and has not had a sitdown interview. people do have questions about her policy because we heard her at the dnc, she just bashed donald trump and they all talked about abortion. the abortion issue. but never talked about what her policies are going to be. if you go on her website. her policies are not listed. tom cotton sat down on one of the sunday shows, and he says we all deserve to see her in an interview. listen. >> when she campaigned for president in her own right shoes, did he in fact promise things like decriminal riding illegal immigration. >> taking away health insurance. >> that's a position she has clearly changed on. >> no, she hasn't. >> yes, yes, she has. >> no. she has not said that you pointed out senator sanders repeatedly things that her campaign has said. anonymous aides speak being on background reporters who said she who no longer believes these things. okay. maybe she has changed her position on things like ta

"john >> ainsley: back to the states. >> will: clear. >> ainsley: if you want to have an abortion, there are ways to do that, i'm not encouraging that, you can get an abortion. >> brian: you can go outside the united center and get an abortion and a vasectomy. >> ainsley: please tell me nobody did that. >> lawrence: it was sold out, they had to cancel, we'll keep you posted on any open appointments. >> brian: wow. >> lawrence: second thing, important note when the president talks about states and not something some conservatives agree with. he said, listen, even states we left it up to people have more radical position on it. the people have to vote on it. this is a person that is separating himself from some people in the republican party that do say, we should get involved in every state and change this. he says if state voted and people want that, so be it. >> ainsley: that is ironic about it, sorry, brian. people we interview say he wants to take abortion away from you. no, you get to decide, the person complaining about donald trump, you go back to your state legislature and you mak

down in texas, ainsley, there is hope.erintendent of an independent school district there say people want to be teachers but the cost of college that stands in the way. so the school district is launching a new aprentice program with the help from the department of labor. an aprentice can get paid $24,000 a year to be an assistant teacher and the program will pay for the aprentice's bachelor's degree so they can go on to become a certified teacher. watch this. >> i was astounded at how many people were truly interested. we had a night where we proposed the apprenticeship program and 197 people came. >> with the apprenticeship program paying for my school, it means a lot to me because i don't really have that much money. so for me without the program, i wouldn't be here right now. >> the school district is taking on 48 aprentices this year. they hope this model can be replicated across the country for a potential long-term solution to the crisis in education. we're digging into this issue and so many other issues in educati

that's really important, ainsley. >> ainsley: minnesota this governor spent 99% of that money, more thanhoma and south carolina only spent 5% of what they could have spent. your money. >> our money, our american taxpayer money and why i think back to 2020 and in some regards this is a trojan horse. tell you they are more moderate and help and fix the problems. ultimately that's what president biden said and he didn't do any of that. he made it worse. if you dig down a little more into tim walz's economic record in his state it is troubling. >> ainsley: i'm glad you brought that up. "wall street journal" editorial board is calling him out bragging about low unemployment. when you look at the job growth in his state, the governor has been -- he has really -- this is government spending. he is saying more jobs for the government and social assistance but taking away money from private industries like retail, manufacturing, leisure, hospitality. >> that's what we've seen nationally as well. government spending and jobs that are keeping this machine going. ultimately biden -- harris-walz admi

will cain is in for steve and according to ainsley he is in a good mood. >> ainsley: full of joy. >>an: a lot of joy. it's august 22nd. the rest is different. this is "fox & friends." we are in new york. lawrence is in chicago, he claims. vice president kamala harris addresses the dnc tonight as she continues to push vibes over policy and more high profile democrats offer praise but few details. >> we need kamala harris, the president of joy. >> she is a leader of strength and wisdom and eloquence on policy. >> i think we owe it to the american people to tell them exactly what she would do as president. >> brian: former president donald trump will join "fox & friends" live this morning to react and that's the head shot he gave us. >> lawrence: that's right. and the dnc has increased security hasn't stopped the violence in chicago. talked to family members who shared their message to democrats, watch. >> actually do something for the community. >> needs to do more. these criminals and drug dealers and criminals off the street. >> she is going to be a number and i'm going to be a numbe

ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, janice. >> janice: got it. >> ainsley: fox news alert's job revisions because they were overcounted. that pokes holes in the biden administration narrative that the economy is strong. >> as today's job numbers made clear, bidenomics is working. >> toted we have the strongest economy in the world, the lowest inflation rate among the major economies. 14.5 million new jobs. >> we are se see steady and stae growth we have been talking about for some time. that's what we are seeing that's what the job numbers showed last week. >> ainsley: joining us now is co-host of "the big money show" on fox business brian brenberg. brian, what are we expecting today. >> brian: here is what happens, every month they estimate how many jobs we get. those are estimates. you probably notice each month you get a little revision to the previous month's number. now this right now you are going to get an entire revision to the last year's numbers. and that could mean we overstated our jobs by a million because the survey, the estimates were wrong. the problem is,

>> ainsley: i do. we'll go through his record. donald trump, republicans were more worried about josh shapiro. he is a moderate, he is pro-israel. they were concerned about that. moderates with josh shapiro a and -- she is progressive and wants someone to be her friend and vote the way she does. we asked donald trump about this, listen. >> i can't believe it, i never thought this one would be picked. i helped him during the riots because his house was surrounded by people waving the american flag. he called me very concerned it was going to get out of control. they had one guard at his house in some form. i said, what do you want me to do about it? if you would put out the word i am a good person. i said, he's a good person, everybody took down their flags and their maga flags. thousands of people. that was first time i said, wow, that is interesting. he called me back and thanked me very much. only thing i ever had to do with him. he's a very liberal man and a shocking pick and i'm thrilled, could not be more thrilled. >> brian:

that is where we're at. >> ainsley: are they sure they want that? president trump will have the opportunity to say, no, i didn't, you are not for fracking, you want to take away private health insurance. he could speak while they are asking questions. >> peter: you could make an argument, either way who it helps and doesn't help, that is where they're at now. >> steve: if they want to leave the mics on, harris campaign thinks she will be able to bait him to say something he would regret, something unpresidential. >> peter: right, but until then headline that is great interest to the audio guy at abc. >> steve: do they want a live o audience? >> peter: they are ironing all that out. part of the problem, the harris campaign did not agree to ground rules prior to july 21. biden campaign did. it is a lot of same people, that is a big difference. >> ainsley: we know how that, woed for them. thank you. >> brian: they said, you got to stick with the september 10 debate, you committed to emthem. by the way shgs we will change the rules. you can't have it bo

i love them. >> ainsley: she is a riot. >> will: those are headlines.he weekend. that is next. check in with dana perino and bill hemmer for what is coming up top of the hour? >> bill: when is last interim you were in chicago? >> will: i don't know, it is ever, i have been. long time. >> ainsley: it is ever. >> bill: come on back. they did a great job this week. we thank them for having us here. last day, how you feeling? >> dana: great. i always wanted to be a local reporter in a news market. "america's newsroom" coming up. we have a big show. >> bill: load of analysis from where we are now, 70-someodd days away. >> dana: they had a good s sendoff, we have a race and it will get harder. >> bill: we'll be right back top of the hour, see you in 10 minutes. to deliver a shipment. at old dominion freight line, we deliver them this way. this way uses technology and goes the extra mile to do things the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time, way. sure, i'm a paid actor, and this is not a real company, but there is no way to fake how upwork ca

ainsley? >> ainsley: thank you so much.ng economic plan. >> some say her plans to target corporate price gouging and eliminate taxes on tips likely would not actually bring prices down or significantly help low income workers. >> republicans, as you know, aoea could you seeing i just said it's not price controls. can you explain then how you define what an price is if you don't have a bench mark? nonpartisan committee for responsible federal budget estimated that plan would add $1.7 trillion to the federal deficit. are you comfort wbleg that. >> i am comfortable with that because what we need to do is get rid of the trump tax cuts for the wealthy. >> here to react the beltway newsletter author chris bedford. hey, chris. >> good morning. >> so this would say the can go into a target and say too much money, you are asking too much for that for that gallon of milk. and then punish these businesses, some of them could be small businesses for increasing the price. what's your reaction to this it's not the sort of thing is that i

>> ainsley: do we get 20 prisoners back?t a full readout, state, dod, this will involve all the agencies that will get out the details, but i would imagine given how complex things are and that you have people literally that will have to fly out of territories if they want to make sure that they get their eyes done and their t's crossed before they put out those exact details. and you can imagine the be a lot of questions about what do the russians get in praise and criticism coming from capitol hill that will think the russians got too much and some people think that it could've handled differently but that reaction is still to come in as we learn more details. and you just admitted, they will probably get briefed in real time and the houses on their august recess as the senate is still in town and i would imagine that they will be getting briefed as well, guys. >> brian: will talk to him in just a moment, let's bring in hugh dugan who is our guest right now, he has been a former acting special convoy for active negotiation