ashley: amen.y well-said, mercedes schlapp , mercedes, thank you so much for joining us on this monday. we appreciate it. >> thank you, ashley. ashley: okay, thank you. let's take a look at the futures , more red i'm afraid, ahead of the opening bell in about 19 minutes from now. the dow off 226 points. coming up, the governor of new hampshire, chris sununu is calling out the fbi of the mar-a-lago raid. listen to this. >> former president trump has been out of office for going on two years now. you think this is a coincidence happening a few months before the mid-term elections and all that sort of thing so this is unprecedented. ashley: it is, so, was the fbi politically motivated? we're going to take that issue on plus the white house could be stepping into tricky legal territory with its student loan handout. ohio congressman jim jordan, well he's demanding answers and he'll be here, next. scream and shout and let it all out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of

yes, ashley.te history here, take democrats off the hotplate for encouraging crime. by the way, it's exactly because of the midterms, what are the top five issues that voters say they will vote on in the midterm elections, by the way it's also one of the top issues were biden's approval ratings are way way underwater, only 58% of the country approves of his handling of crime. what he wants to do is turn this around and say republicans are to blame for the crime spree because they after all did not vote for the funding of police that was in the american rescue plan. a tiny portion of the $1.9 trillion democrat handout that by the way all republicans rightly voted against and it did spur inflation. this is a whitewashing of an issue that is serious. when people see scenes of thugs running into stores, carrying out all they can carry in the way of merchandise, no one stops them, there is no accountability, this permissiveness starts at the top. it's a big problem in this country, joe biden is totally

ashley: yes.uff, thank you very much. let's look at the big ford -- call it the big bird the other day and i'm not sure why. ninety-nine points, we will call it 100. up a third of a%. let's look at the winners on the dow as we look at the 30 stocks we can show you boeing is up there, up too and a half%. nike up nearly two. american express of about 1%. 3m up close to 1%. s&p 500, best buy, we talked about them, they are up 6%. cruise lines, carnival, norwegian both of four or 5%, not bad at all. nasdaq, up 3%. it was down yesterday. netflix of 2%. paypal one and a half%. coming up. remember the stock around the world? chris rock was asked to host the oscars but is he up for the job? will tell you what he has to say. would you take out a loan to buy this week's groceries? inflation forcing some to turn to the buy now pay later options and is leading them into a pile of debt. more on that coming up. president biden is on the campaign trail and will give a speech on the soul of the nation ahead of th

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ashley webster in for stu. ashley, take it away. ashley: good morning, everyone. yes, i'm ashley webster in nor stuart varney on this friday eve. president biden canceling up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt for tens of millions of americans. the question is, who's paying for it? seems the white house can't seem to answer that simple question. we'll get into it. a former obama aide calls the cannes haitian reckless and warns this move will only add to the already record flakes we're battling. take a look at the markets after snapping three-day losing streaks, the futures showing that the dow, the s&p and nasdaq all up very modestly. take a look at the 10-year yield, normally as that goes up, it hurts tech stocks in particular. down 7 basis points but still at 3.1%. meanwhile, shares of tesla look more affordable for investors, a 3 for 1 stock split are, that's up 2 percent. web bush's dan ives, by the way, says it's going to 360 a share. we're going to talk about that. hillary clinton goes head to head with kim kardashian in a legal quiz and loses. we're go

ashley, you love heat and humidity? wow. >> ashley: i'm weird, i'll admit.s urging joe biden to use executive power to declare a national climate emergency, here is the quote from the piece. it is time biden adopted all hands on deck approach, little chance we'll look back and say the president did too much. this comes after they passed billions of dollars in inflation reduction act, what do you think of this? >> i'll be quick, until russia or india or china particularly does their part to fight climate change, then whatever we do on some sort of national level, it will have negligible impact. the world needs to come together, until they do, it will not change. >> todd: joe concha, thank you, have a great monday. how will hundreds of billions of your taxpayer dollars, speaking of the spending bill, how will that money designated for climate initiative help cool inflation and can democrats pay for it without raising taxes? >> ashley: we're going to take a closer look at the math with cheryl casone. ♪ r been accused of being flashy, sexy or lit. may i? we're d

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. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. doj faces credibility crisis prompting merrick garland into damage control mode over claims of political bias in the fbi. >> todd: marianne ortega live in los angeles. >> marianne: accusing trump's team of trying to hide documents saying plaintiff's motion to appoint a special master fails for multiple reasons, and the government developed evidence government records were likely concealed and removed to obs obstruct. doj may not be able to clean up its mess in the midst of political bias within the department. >> the politics of their agents, of the office not being able to contain is causing them to say we better do something. we sought in realtime and took care of it. it ortega a little too late. >> marianne: a.g. garland banned political appointees from participating which reads we must maintain public trust and ensure politics in fact and appearance does not compromise ap appearance of our work and timothy thibault breaks his silence. firmly believe any investigation will show his

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, chuck grassley raced red flags about theeb weeks ago demanding the fbi take action. >> i talked about and released information of the political biassed of guy named timothy thibault on fuzzy newspaper reports. he started an investigation on trump, on evidence of criminality and hunter biden, he stopped that investigation. if you go back and look at timothy thibault's social media, you know he's highly partisan guy. >> todd: jackie ibanez has more. >> jackie: good morning, the fbi agent accused of running interference in the investigation of hunter biden laptop is resigning. he called it a career a month after accusation of political bias in the handling of the hunter biden probe. timothy thibault was accused of slow walking the investigation in 2022. in july 18th letter to director of the fbi chuck grassley cited two whistleblowers who claim high-ranking officials including timothy thibault were not following guidelines to open a proper investigation. grassley and ron johnson demanding answers after ceo of facebook zuckerberg. >> the fbi got possessi

this is horrible abuse of power. >> ashley: yeah, they took his passport.at else to say about that. that's pretty self- explanatory. congressman, when they talk about this privilege review team, they insinuated since their review team already looked through it, were they insinuating in any way, shape, or form, that there is no need for the special malser to be appointed that the trump team was looking for? or am i reading too far into that? >> well, that's what they are trying to do. try to get ahead of this and say hey, there is no need for this special master. we have already gone through the process. can you trust us. no one trusts the fbi and the doj anymore. i don't trust them any further than i can throw that entire building. so this is their attempt to try to stave off the special master. who knows what they got out of there i don't trust these people at all. they came in and spent nine hours in there walked in with backpacks and kicked out the president's lawyers and secret service agents. who knows in my opinion if though told me they found somethi

. >> ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus.nplaying concerns about recession and are responding with even more spending and even as abc poll finds 69% of americans think the economy is headed in the wrong direction. the democrats are still celebrating. >> todd: alexandria hoff with the fallout, good morning, alexandria. >> good morning democratic senators sherrod brown said a fragile arrangement. all 50 members had to be on the board, awake and there after pulling an all nader. >> if you asked me what help get this done and some people have asked me that but i would put in one word, persistence. >> the reconciliation process required to pass spending bill with 16 hours of i voter roma and passed by harris. a year of negotiation with what was once the 3 trillion plus build back better bill and the inflation reduction act with $400 billion in's building and $700 billion in taxes. $369 billion per claimant privations and apple corporation will be hit with a 15% minimum tax rate with 315 billion in ten years with heavily bolstered

ashley. >> ashley: indianapolis police union issuing a nearly unanimous vote of no confidence in the8.9% say they lack in marion county's liberal prosecutor while 96.5% say they lack confidence in the courts. the pope comes after the shooting death of 24-year-old officer. a suspect had a prior conviction for shooting in indianapolis police. indianapolis with rick snyder said the county's criminal justice process is in shambles. he joins me now. we were talking earlier and you said as far as the bail laws, they are kind of similar to what we see in new york city and l.a., which are very liberal, very loose and let people back on the streets. a revolving door appear that seems to be the situation we saw with this officer that was shot. >> yeah i'm a just another example of failed social experiment posed on the people not just in indianapolis but quite frankly major cities across the country. and that is the so-called bail reform revolving door of criminal justice, which do not work. and certainly don't look to be a disservice to the neighborhoods. it's a challenge to light from the pit

. >> ashley: ashley strohmier in for correlation because. trump's legal team to explain their legal basis for a special master to oversee the case as the former president rails against prosecutors in a biased department of justice. >> todd: brooke singman the live on more what will happen in the court, brooke. because good morning, guys. we can firmly former raid of former trumps home. it -- the judge saying government has met its burden of showing proposed reductions are narrowly tailored to serve the government's legitimate trust in the integrity of the ongoing investigation and are the least onerous alternative to seal the entire affidavit. the white house and justice department have fought to keep the document under seal claiming the public release would come with the investigation. the former president slamming for playing political games, "the radical left democrat prosecutors are illegally trying to circumvent for political gain of the presidential records act of which i have done absolutely nothing wrong. they illegally rated my home

that was ashley hinson. [laughter] -- [applause] now, think about the woman who decided that our veterans, and especially our rural veterans suffering with mental health challenges needed more resources, more effort, and more expertise. think of no one else than ashley hinson. for our veterans. [applause] and i'll say -- my dad spent 27 years in the air force. my brother was a sergeant major, 32 years in the army. my other brother couldn't get into the university of south carolina so he had to go to the air force academy. [laughter] spent 26 years in the air force as a colonel. so when i talk about ashley's support for veterans, it is not a political statement. [applause] we are the greatest nation on gods green earth. because of men and women put on a uniform and went to foreign lands to make sure that the rest of us sleep in peace. thank god. for champions. [applause] i am excited about ashley hinson's reelection. i am excited about what she represents. i am excited that you guys keep producing powerful, p

i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. it is called unfair and potentially illegal. >> it is unfair to people who didn't go to college, unfair to peep whole paid their loans back. >> every young person who is an entrepreneur or worked through college, none of that matters. >> just cancel debt with the stroke of a pen, not even going through congress is fairly illegal. >> alexandria hoff live with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, ashley, todd. this last summer house speaker nancy pelosi says power to forgive student debt rest with congress alone. republican lawmakers feel the efrt to bypass congress won't holdup. >> this is a gross violation of separation of power. congress has not discussed this proposal or voted on this proposal, the president is looking statute that does not apply under this condition, that is why it is illegal. >> the biden administration tied it to the heroes act which aimed to relieve debt for members of the military. senior advisor defended this move yesterday on fox news sunday. >> congres

ashley: the manchin-schumer part absolutely. there were very few people inside the white house who knew that this was coming together. there was a sense -- manchin's people had told brian deese that they had resumed negotiations. but they've been negotiating with senator manchin since the very beginning of this administration. so again, it really was sort of surprise and delight and something that they truly were not expecting. not just several weeks ago but even a handful of days before it was announced. leigh ann: so asma, is this something you have this bill which is on the precipice of passin you have better-than-expected jobs numbers which were now back to pre-pandemic levels of employment, are these things -- other bills that have passed as well, the pact act, the chips bill, are these things that the president and democrats can now take to voters? asma: it certainly a strategy that democrats are hoping that they can campaign on ahead of the midterms. look, i think -- when i have gone out in different parts of the country

get out of town. >> ashley: so wow.as your thought on that when you heard that? >> that why we are supporting lee zeldin. that's one of the reasons because the big tent party is not a big "if" you can't invite republicans, conservatives, moderates to the table for conversations on reasonable solutions to get it to move into your crowd, get it back to the empire state that it was because she is just another partisan politician, unfortunately. the left wing in the party is dragging on this estate. she's got to open herself up to some more conversations. >> todd: hears governor centers in response. listen. >> you have the governor of new york saying all republicans need to get on a bus and leave the state and come to florida? who would say something so ridiculous to say if you don't agree with me, then you don't even have a right to be here? >> todd: isn't this a bigger problem throughout the democratic party? you heard what kathy hochul that, you heard much about that earlier in the week basically think if you're a republ

i said ashley, look, we got the house. oh god! oh my gosh.ppy tears for a home that proves to the parker family every day that even complete strangers can provide light in the dark, so to know that they are like so willing to help out and basically give their life to our family is insane to me, um. so we're extremely grateful and we think about them every day and also bronte claudine wang ktvu, fox two news, very inspirational there. ashley by the way, is now in college and also, she says, she has regained more feelings and she's been doing rehab. coming up at 11. a man is facing a long list of charges after police say hit cameras inside a walnut creek starbucks the evidence linking him to the crimes. and we are tracking kind of a mild weather pattern. for now is the weak rules on the it's going to heat up. we'll have all that after the break and a new poll shows here. the front runners are in the 2024 presidential election. this, says president biden plans with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on

i said ashley, look, we got the house. oh god! oh my gosh. i said, i'm not going to cry and i cry happy tears for a home that proves to the parker family every day that even complete strangers can provide light in the dark, so to know that they are like so willing to help out and basically give their life to our family is insane to me, um so we're extremely grateful and we think about them every day and also bronte claudine wang ktvu, fox two news. ashley is now in college. she says she has regained more feeling and that her rehab is going well. stephan and aisha curry are partnering with an east bay tech company to help close the literacy gap for children in oakland. the curries eat learn play foundation, along with the cloud based software company workday held a charity golf tournament at stanford today to raise money for this initiative. it includes teacher led classroom literacy projects . a comprehensive analysis of literacy in oakland. and plans to distribute, according to the charity of i beg your pardon, according to the curries found

i said ashley, look, we got the house. oh god! oh my gosh., i'm not going to cry and i cry happy tears for a home that proves to the parker family every day that even complete strangers can provide light in the dark to know that they are like so willing to help out and basically give their life to our family is insane to me, um. so we're extremely grateful and we think about them every day and also bronte claudine wang ktvu, fox two news. where's the breaking news that we're following for you regarding bart? there is a major delay system wide on the san francisco line in the sfo, millbrae, daly city and east bay directions, so we're talking about the red, yellow, green and blue lines, according to bart. it's because of an obstruction on the track at the civic center station and attract problem between the embarcadero. and montgomery stations, in fact, by montgomery in 16th, or single tracking the lanes right now, but any lines that are going in and around the san francisco area will be affected by this change. immunity we're told this broaden

ashley webster live in west palm beach, florida with the details, ashley.dagen. it's just about 7:00 a.m. and we are starting to see trump supporters trickle back to the scene today. last night dozens and dozens gathered outside of mar-a-lago over my shoulder outside the building there and and i will get more on that in a moment. i want to tell you what the republican leaders of the state are saying about the fbi's actions. listen to senator marco rubio. he tweeted this out. he says, look, using government power to persecute political opponents is something that we have seen many times from third-world marxist dictatorships but never before in america. and then we had a comment from governor ron desantis, the florida governor, he said the raid of mar-a-lago is another escalation in the weaponization of federal agencies against the regime's political opponents while people like hunter biden get treated with kid gloves. now the regime is getting 700,000 irs agents to wheel adversaries, banana republic. just a flavor of reaction of republican leaders in florid

. >> carley: ashley strohmier has more. >> ashley: carley, the niece of that victim actually said she was shocked that this happened because of the lengthy rap sheet that i will get to. they are upset and shocked. police charge 55-year-old [indistinct] with attempted murder and they evaluated and charged him based on evidence they had. a homeless man positive charges were downgraded to third-degree assault and second-degree harassment. the victim was sucker punched and hit his head on the concrete leaving him with a brain bleed and a broken cheek. on probation for sexually consulting a teen. nick adams questioned the bail reform laws which allowed the revolving door for criminals to get back on the streets. arrested 14 times including 1994 control assault on a minor. the suspect accused of beating a cabdriver is facing manslaughter charges. he allegedly fatally beat a 52-year-old after refusing to pay for a cab ride back three arrests have been made in the brutal beating. police say there are more suspects. the taxi driver's why is pleading for them to come forward and bring justice t

go over to ashley. you have the latest news, ashley. >> ashley: i do. we will start with this.residents in l.a. furious after copycat straight racers take over the roads. neighbors say the area has been overrun by street racers performing dangerous stunts, speeding through residential streets and then keeping people up at night. they are now pushing for something to be done. this comes as chicago deals with a similar chaotic street racing situation. stores in new york are now enforcing a ban on the sale of whipped cream canisters to those under 21. this is due to the concerns that teens are inhaling my truss oxide from the cans to get high. clerks at a supermarket chain in upstate new york are now checking ids. self-checkout kiosk will also begin flagging whipped cream canisters starting this thursday. unbelievable. britney spears mother hitting back after the pop star posts a long rant accusing her parents of conspiring to put her under a legal conservatorship. lynne spears make her own post begging to keep the family drama out of the public eye. this talk is for you and me on

brynn, how did they get access to ashley biden's belongings? was living in an apartment where ashley biden once resided. it seems they had a mutual friend. ashley biden left the apartment and said can i store some stuff here and harris took advantage of that. according to court documents, the things she had her hands on was a journal with tax records, a digital camera with a bunch of family photos, a cell phone among many things. what the doj said they did and what they pled guilty was was taking those things and first trying to go to the trump campaign and saying hey, we have ashley biden's personal stuff, do you want it? according to the court documents, the trump campaign said we can't use it, go to the fbi with that. and they said, we need to make money off of this. that's when days later they went to the conservative group project veritas, and there are tons of text message exchanges in these court documents, which explain their plan, essentially approaching the conservative group, meeting up with them, exchanging these personal items, bei

i said ashley, look, we got the house. oh god! oh my gosh.id, i'm not going to cry and i cry happy tears for a home that proves to the parker family every day that even complete strangers can provide light in the dark, so to know that they are like so willing to help out and basically give their life to our family is insane to me, um. so we're extremely grateful and we think about them every day. well ashley is now in college, and she says she is passionate about helping raise awareness about accessibility issues for people with disabilities. claudia thank you so much and inspiring story there. in a stunning twist, jimmy garoppolo was staying with the 49ers when you join us on the nine reliable sports analyst about what this means for the team as jimmy g will have a new role this year. backup qb goodbye bunny slippers. hello high heels as more people are returning to the office. some of us are wearing real shoes for the first time in two years after the break, but experts say buyers are looking for now. the slippery what's the difference betw

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ashley moody, appreciate it.rk times" says the american dream is being distorted by republicans of color, really? david webb what he thinks about that, there he is. >> carley: check in with steve doocy on what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: coming up nine minutes and 52 seconds from now, president biden will end his vacation later this week with fresh push for the midterm issue but some candidates say joe, stay home. newt gingrich tells us why democrats are desperate to keep biden off the campaign trail and messing up their campaign and white house reportedly pushed ice to deport illegal migrants as pressure rises to take control of the border. tom holman says this is nothing, but a planned leak, he'll explain, plus morganortegas and hegseth. can they force a red wave this november? answers to that and more starting at the top of the hour issue busy three hours, kicks off nine minutes from now on the channel you trust for morning news. todd and carley back in a couple, you are watching "fox and frie

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ashley: this is shocking.m the labor force for years and that trend hasn't celebrated since the pandemic. the work great for what economists call 244 to 54 years, lower than it was decades ago. 97% of prime working age men were in the workforce. last month that share had fallen to 88%. back in the 1950s if you didn't have a job, you were looking for one. the odds are because you dropped out of the workforce altogether. studies show we have this on working army of 7 million prime age men in the united states. doesn't hurt you get freebies from the government so you don't have to work, the research shows the great resignation may be slowing down for the number of americans quitting their jobs were different one fell to 4.51% in july, down from 6% a year ago. according to federal reserve bank of new jersey study, the decline was most pronounced for women and those with household income of less than $600,000. getting back to the men they spent 2000 hours a year on average watching, quote, screams, don't know if th

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ashley lost her listening time job in the education field as court dates were postponed.ck days exhausted. keeping a loved one's legacy often comes at a high cost. >> i'm not going to stop my fight for my sister. it's a stepping out on faith type of thing. >> this family has already been delayed justice and denied justice, but it's going to happen eventually. >> reporter: eventually these sisters have learned, is a word, not a date. for them it's mostly just a desire. the new judge has promised a new date by the end of the year. but in this house where hearts were broken, promises mean very little. they want a trial, accountability. what do you want to outcome to be? >> i want a historical conviction. >> like none other. >> where it makes sense that you shouldn't play with other people's lives. >> reporter: you two are incredibly strong. where does that strength come from? >> we can't fold. we would love to just be able to crawl up under the rock, but -- >> but we can't quit. >> we can't quit. that's not atatiana. >> a family's resilience. >>> up next, an insideook e ve v

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ashley strohmier. >> ashley: kevin mccarthy accused kathy hochul, madent comes while hosting a round >> i would say to the governor, get rid of the prosecutors that won't uphold the law. you have the power to do it, do it today. why isn't she here? >> ashley: business owners plead for the governor to curb the soaring crime rate, asking kathy hochul to roll back bail reform. we're in trouble, discuss it, you cannot ignore it, this is the data. members of hispanic chamber of commerce says the members will vote against the governor and she runs risk of losing the latino vote, if she doesn't reach out to them. kathy hochul says she will wait to address bail reform. >> we know the legislature meets next january, by that time, we'll be able to assess impact of changes, how long i need to study this? i can't do anything until july. >> carley: this as tens career criminals arrested 500 times and they keep being released back into society on the street and crime in new york is so bad an mma fighter was forced to step in and take down a man for assault. >> my martial arts kicks in, we got to p

among these stolen items ashley biden own personal journal. and had a fairly normal childhood. >> reporter: ashley biden's tax records, krep, and a handwritten journal containing highly personal entries, among the items two florida residents admitted to stealing and selling, pleading guilty to experience to commit interstate transportation of property. the latest revelation in a sordid tale that stretches back to the final weeks of the 2020 election. in june 2020, court documents say amy harris was a guest in the same room of a private residence in delray beach, florida, where biden's daughter had been staying with a friend. ashley biden had departed a few days earlier but was temporarily storing her journal and other items including a digital camera and a digital storage card containing private family photographs at her friend's house, court documents say. harris stole biden's property and later enlisted roger curlander to help her sell it to the highest bidder. first they targeted the trump campaign, attending a fundraiser to try to drum up

i'll reference my wife ashley parker, the wonderful and talented ashley parker the white house bureau chief drove me to s the white house while i'm jotting down questions and chatting with my team and gettingns questions. i show up and meet with the press secretary and communicationses director. they told me, you have 45 minutes 4 or an hour to ask whatever you want it's fair game. i ask if there was news he wanted to break or get my notes ready. he just wanted to do an interview and you were on the tipou of his tongue so we called. the john bolton book came out thatat morning we spent an hour plus going back and forth. that interview where the big news peopleer remember from that interviewe he claimed he made juneteenth a thing. >> yes, i remember. >> that might have played a part trying to get ready for the firsto rally in months. sharpen up a bit in that sense. it was a wide range of interview in all of the different topics. you know, it was, he told me this made him famous and pushed back after a black secret service agent told him how important juneteenth was to the black communi

what's this , 30% discount, is that what she was saying ashley? ashley: yup.ing inflation-weary middle class americans they can lower energy costs by installing solar panels at yes, 30% discount under the inflation reduction act. take a listen. >> if you are moderate income, today, you can get 30% off the price of solar panels. those solar panels can be financed so you don't have to have the big outcome out front and when they f are financed they are financed in a way that reduces your energy bill even though you have solar panels with 30% off it's a significant incentive. ashley: well as many americans struggle with the cost of every day items republicans slam ming granholms comments as out of touch. ohio republican senator nominee tweeted well they won't keep you warm this winter but they are made in china so there's that. this isn't the first time that granholm faced backlash, there you go in 2021 when gas prices were rising, granholm burst out laughing after being asked during an interview about her plan to increase oil production in the united states sayi

give us the news. >> ashley: i have. buffalo bills punter's parents speaking out after their son was accuse of raping a 17-year-old girl at san diego state university. they say he has been released from his job and our entire family continues to receive horrific threats of violence. we all have can canceled every member of our family. accuser detailing the aftermath. >> having to deal with this horrible, traumatic experience that i never asked for. my friend asked me what happened and i told her. i had just been raped. >> araiza one of three people accused in the gang rape case he was released by the buffalo bills on saturday. heavily armed and masked antifa protesters standing guard outside of a so-called kid friendly drag show in texas this after republican state lawmaker recently introduced legislation that would ban minors from attending shows. 20 children joined their parents at the event. counter protesters quickly showed up intense standoffs between those two groups. demandingest with point relocate or rename pain

friday follies is next. >> ashley: welcome to fox news live. i'm ashley strohmeyer in new york. airlines were forced to cancel 1,400 flights today due to severe weather. that's on top of another 1,200 cancellations yesterday. metro new york and washington saw the highest number of canceled flights. there are also long delays at many other airports from boston to denver. now to this, flash flooding stranding 1,000 people in death valley national park. the heavy rainfall buried cars and forced rangers to close all roads in and out of the park. the area near the california/nevada state line received at least 1.7" rain today. that's nearly an entire year's worth of rain in just a couple of hours. more than 60 vehicles are covered in debris. so far, there are no reported injuries. i'm ashley strohmeyer. now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday! it means it's time for "friday follies!" for that, we turn to raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, it's hard to. [indiscernible] super heroes. i understand. >> it's a bird. it's a plane. it's a cancellation, laura. that girl, thi

ashley parker is the white house bureau chief for the washington post, she's been covering the investigation to hear these missing documents and sits in its inception. she joins me now. actually, your colleagues reported that the fbi took a dozen boxes from mar-a-lago yesterday. what more do we know? >> well, there is a ton we don't know, and i think it is important to start there. but we at the washington post have been covering this for months, really. we know now that there have been over two dozen boxes taken from mar-a-lago. there were the original 15 we reported of, when the national archives, after former president trump left office, we are going through their normal process and realized, wait a minute, we don't have everything we think we should have, and they started reaching out to trump and his team, and they retrieved 15 boxes. it is also worth noting that some of the stuff that they got back then, willingly, was stuff that had been shredded and ripped and taped back together, which was a penchant of trump's. and now, despite trump and his team saying that they had sort of turned

i'm going to reference my wife again here, ashley parker, the wonderful and talented ashley parker, the white house bureau chief for the "washington post." she basically tries because she driving to the white house while i'm jotting down questions and texting with my team and getting more input on questions. i show up and beat with the press secretary and the communications director. they tell me you have 45 minutes or an hour here, whatever you want to ask is fair game. i mean, i asked if there was going to be some news he wanted to break or something i can kind of get my notes ready for or be thinking about. no, he just wanted to do an interview and you on the tip of his tongue so we called. the john bolton book had come out that morning or a been leak that morning so we spent the first few minutes of a talking, him respond to that but it don't get the sense that was why he called in. i think it was this sort of mood struck him and we spent an hour or plus going back and forth. that was the interview where sort of big news people remember from the interview was where he claimed that j

joining me is florida attorney general ashley moody. attorney general, why did you bring this and what were the stunning statistics that you got out of this testimony and through your research? >> ashley: one part you didn't see there, he testified these policies that are encouraging this incredible surge into our country is putting americans and migrants more at risk, i saw when circumstance alejandro mayorkas testified before congress, blatant mistruth, he was making false statements. we said, we know you say you are managing the border, we have a documents that says the opposite and yesterday the white house press secretary said people are not just walking in, i felt compelled to share this. it is absolutely happening and it is not slightly increasing, these are numbers that are historic, we've never seen anything like this, just in fiscal year, close to 3 million than 2 million just in encountered at the border and that is about the population of north dakota, south dakota and delaware combined in one fiscal year. i know they want t