brian: abroad there is iran.dent biden is about to saddle us with a new deal with this rogue regime. >> we are concerned. any attacks on people in the united states. we have a close eye on that. afghanistan, it's been a year since the president's deadly withdrawal. there is no question things are worse off now than they were when we were there. $7 billion in weaponry left behind. >> celebrations in the street as taliban fighters held victory parades. >> not good for us. back here at home where americans should feel safe and protected. it's a flat-out crisis. they are ignored. the number of migrant encountered exceeding a million this year. 800,000 got-aways. all booed records, pure negligence. >> this is the first time we had ever seen it. the texas national guard closed and locked his gate. but the border patrol showed up, and supervisor came with a key and opened the gait to let the migrants in. brian: state said get out. but they have to listen to this administration. there is not enough room on the screen to

. [♪♪♪] brian: it's saturday night, welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade.ve senator tom cotton. he will break down what happened in afghanistan and could be happening in ukraine. mike rowe breaking down the blue collar work ethic and the so-called quiet quitting. first, it's the trump show 24/7. he's dominating the headlines since the fbi raided mar-a-lago last week. it's all trump all the time. he's our 45th president that's the story. it may be good news for the network ratings. it's not good news for the american people. there are things you should be hear being and caring about. our economy is being strangled until respects, inflation is still raging. gas prices are too high. there is the inflation reduction act. what's in it. >> democrats call this the inflation reduction act and plenty of experts say it won't reduce inflation. >> i was part of the naming squad. brian: abroad there is iran. president biden is about to saddle us with a new deal with this rogue regime. >> we are concerned. any attacks on people in the united states. we have a close eye o

brian: i'm brian kilmeade. tonight on the show you will love it. within stop spears is talking about making history. herschel walker, i went out on the campaign trail to talk to him. meanwhile we begin with this missing the point theme. there is so much going on geopolitically it's hard to keep it straight. everyone was stunned this week by the killing of al~qaeda's top leader al-zawahiri. he was hiding in plain sight under the de facto government's motor, the taliban. the war in ukraine needs to be the top challenge that needs to be confronted. we have an indomitable enemy, the answer is staring us straight in the face, it's china. -- retaliating for nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. how would we do in a military maxup. if you are simply doing that, you are missing the point. if you want batteries to put in your gas guzzling car, china. or batteries for your new electric vehicle, think china. you want to upgrade your iphone, think china. you want a mask for the mandates that keep coming back and back. think china. if you have a fever or infection, t

brian: dr.ere to set the record state about his campaign and his opponent and the issues in the race. first off as i glance to the bigger screen, how is the campaign growing. for people who say they haven't seen you, where have you been? >> i have been campaigning in every nook and cranny in pennsylvania. i do local television which is where voters will get a lot of their local news. they hear what the voters are worried about. that's what doctors do. we listen to your concerns then we try to offer solutions. my opponent has been hiding out. only recently coming out. i think that's a reflection of the campaign the democrats wants to run here. when you see him talking about bernie sanders, he wants to abolish. he's the most radical candidate we ever put forth for senator in pennsylvania. they are manufacturing a hologram of him because he's not out talking to anybody. their game plan is to raise a lot of money and throw it at them. if you are upset about this, go to dr. oz.com. >> brian: you want

. ♪ ♪ >> brian: happy wednesday, everyone. i am brian kilmeade.you can stand sitting in a normal chair, not one of the small ones custom crafted to frame greg's abnormally childlike frame. i am a full-grown adult. we have the stage crew remove this to be cup because i don't spill. most people don't know this but i am thrilled to be here. my whole life i loved late night tv. remember when it was great? steve allen, johnny carson. jay leno. that's what we grew up watching. for example when i was an intern across the street at 30 rock, i interviewed david letterman before he had his beard and when he used it to be funny. i give him a t-shirt so for me to be here in the number one late-night show is truly an honor and i am honored to be with the panel that you have yet to meet. a lot of people don't know that. david letterman just opened up to his biographer and affect" him exactly. he said that was indeed the moment, the one highlight of career. i made that up. i could be sued. it's no secret i cohost "fox & friends," the number one morning show and

brian: hi, everyone it's saturday night. i'm brian kilmeade, welcome to "one nation." h.r. mcmaster brings us his expert insight on ukraine. jamie lissow-be here. and kennedy will dual it out. let's begin with these wise words from our 35th president. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. keep that in mind. the problems facing us in the 60s ranked from civil rights, a huge deal, the vietnam war, a huge deal, to the plethora of assassinations. but we understood back then that america was the land of the fry, not the freeloaders. look what happened this week with the student loans. we are a nation who pays for college. or i should say used to know that. if you couldn't pay, you take out a loan. or you get to decide if you want a four-year degree tore you might be better suited for a trade school. all pathways were forges your own way. to get success in america you wrote your own ticket. now we are a country with 10 million job openings and 6 million jobless choose not to fill those job openings. we would rather be on tiktok than pu

brian. brian: hillary vaughn, thank you. joining us now is house foreign affair committee member and macro trend founding adviser. the president says, he was adamant about this, he said this inflation reduction act is a loss for special interest, but it looks like a win fall for unions and we're seeing reports that folks like bill gates were on the phone pushing this bill, looking for it to get past. it doesn't look to me like a win for the american people, congressman, as much as it looks like a total win for special interests. your thoughts? >> i couldn't agree with you more. it is a win for special interest, and honestly i can't figure out who else it helps. bottom line is this thing is like an onion, the more you peel it back, the more you want to cry. i mean, this whole thing with the union requirements, meanwhile 12-13% of the workers out there are party unions. it's inflation reduction act. a democrat can't even say with a straight face this will reduce inflation. i mean, it's a huge spending bill, it's a special inte

. >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade. i'm in for tucker carlson. >> there are, however, certain points i want you to know. first i personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. second, the department does not take such decisions lightly. where possible it is practice to seek less intrusive means as an alternative to a search and to narrowly scope any search that is undertaken. >> brian: took him long enough to say anything without taking any questions, and he was about an hour late. garland's admission was not a surprise. after all, this man is spearheading the most wide-ranging investigation in department history with a january 6th probe, i don't know if you noticed, the same merrick garland who used the department of justice and fbi to target parents as domestic terrorists, which we know they are, for exercising their right to free speech at school board meetings, which we televise a lot of it, and play back even more of it. while merrick garland has done nothing to do anything for skyrocketi

>> brian: right.y gave you the briefing? by the way no one is buying zuckerberg's explanation to joe rogan almost as if he sensed someone come out or someone tipped him off. miranda devine came by don't buy facebook's innocence saying we didn't do what twitter did, we didn't ban it, we just suppressed it they were the first and led the way and made it almost impossible to get that out. they didn't totally kill it remember, kayleigh mcenany, the press secretary, remember, she forwarded, she retweeted the "new york post" story. even though she had covid at the time. and they suspended her account. this is how pervasive it was. >> ainsley: mark zuckerberg said it told his crew the employees at facebook quote, you should be on high alert. you don't believe that? >> brian: i believe they were briefed but he says the order in which he was for one thing as np emerges or did you know the spey about the laptop and were the whole story in front of congress and repeatings it again in much more detail to joe roga

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not a single penny. >> brian: and the crowd roared.ng to congresses joint committee on taxation the bill the democrats just past will raise taxes for more than 90% of taxpayers making between 75100000.97% of americans making between $10,200,000 will get a tax hike. some of the tax hike comes in form of the 401(k) you might have. americans for tax reform reports there is a $124 billion tax on stock buybacks in the bill which will hurt americans in retirement accounts. according to congresses joint committee on taxation, there is also a $12 billion tax on crude oil along with a $1.2 billion tax on coal. that means more expensive energy for individuals and small businesses. remember joe biden denying this would ever happen. >> will taxes on their small businesses go up under your administration? >> no. >> brian: whatever he meant, that was also untrue. including the bill is $50 billion pass-through businesses, small businesses that take operating losses at the same time nothing in the legislation closes the so-called carried interest loop

>> brian: absolutely.ever encourages a violence because it's -- especially political reasons. that's really important. peter strzok has a tv deal. lisa page tv deal. andy mccabe a tv deal and probably james comey is doing too much to settle speeches contract. this just came across the mass media seemed to wanted to put down dr. oz and herschel walker every single chance he can. i guess he didn't see the emerson poll not usually friendly to republicans. walker is leading when it documents warnock. comes to police he has their respect. when it comes to law enforcement in georgia. he has their respect. in south carolina, near georgia, what should people know about herschel walker? >> number one, he is going to be the next senator from georgia because warnock has been in biden's pocket. he has voted for every policy that biden wanted him to vote for. he hasn't done a damn thing about secure our broken border. he has increased inflation rather than trying to decrease it the bottom line is that we're going to do

go listen to brian's radio show. >> brian:3 >> dana: d.o.j.r president's request for an independent special master to review the documents seized from his home. >> dana: the d.o.j. opposes that motion. a federal judge holds the hearing tomorrow

brian likes that. >> brian: i'm pro-tuna. >> you are saying we will get brian to eat. >> brian: makingn the break. >> 13 weeks coming. brian is going to eat before we get out of here. [laughter] >> ainsley: off camera. he prefers not to chew with his mouth open or talk with his mouth open with food in it. >> we have a couple of surprises today, too. i think we might have a little birthday surprise coming up i think some time in the 8:00 hour. steve, we have got a gift for you because you were not here last week. >> steve: fantastic. >> we will be sending that in to you so we don't let will take your gift from last week. >> steve: always a pleasure and gift to have you as you took for america. by the way, all the recipes are at master built.com. also check out the smokers and grills and whole shebang as they jump up and down and smoke outside. >> mclemore boys. woo! >> ainsley: father and son duo. >> steve: they are absolutely sober. >> ainsley: we think. i have hung out with you too long. it's 6:03 on the east coast on friday and overnight former president donald trump calling for the

gooded job, brian.mississippi nursing home after heavy rains caused flash flooding. we are tracking the new threat for more severe weather today find out where. >> brian: the homeland security secretary is set to visit the southern border just hours from now this as we witness the deadly toll of the biden's open border policy. texas congresswoman mayra flores joins us live. achiever. ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, hmy dental healthn. was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth, struggling with pain, with dental disea

brian kilmeade, back to you. >> brian: thanks so much, janice.supreme next. are we live? oh. first let's check with dana perino. she would have gotten that right. >> dana: i don't know, but it looks good, if you could bring some up to the 12th floor. >> brian: i delivered. >> dana: president biden about to cancel a significant amount of student loan debt that will cancel all the savings from the inflation reduction act he signed last week. does anyone win in this decision? both karl rove and jared kushner will be here. we will talk with three voters who give us they take. hashtag no filter, who are they leaning toward? college kids return to campus and face another worry. fentanyl-laced pills. martha maccallum with an update on what students and parents must be aware of this fall. and what was it like on that last flight out of afghanistan? bill has an interview you won't want to miss. get caught up on all the news. weer will see you at 9:00. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of

brian? >> brian: unbelievable, wrong place, wrong time, washington, d.c.the wrong place, wrong time, jeff, thank you. coming up straight ahead, same old dance, different partner, how democrats are using anti-trump playbook to attack other leading republicans and did kamala harris curse the space program? we'll explore. an just an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too. and our financial planning tools can help you reach them. that's the value of ownership. >> tech: cracked windshield? trust safelite. we'll replace your glass and recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter. ziprecruiter helps us get out there quickly and get us qualified candidates quickly. they sent us applicants that matched what i w

[laughter] >> brian: john l.a.r airport. >> steve: i remember when they first opened that thing up and they were talking about the revolutionary baggage system. it went on the first day and nothing ever came up. people were missing -- >> katie: lost luggage, gave it a whole different name. no one likes that at all. >> steve: "plane site." >> katie: yes, we like the pun. >> steve: meanwhile joe biden is hiding in plain sight in rehoboth beach and he's going to kick off his road-show he showcases all the stuff the administration has been able to get past the democrats at the white house. they feel he's been very successful and he said a good month or so, but the big question is, as he travels across the country -- first off, it's going to be montgomery county, maryland, and pennsylvania. how many state, local politicians will want to stand next to joe biden while he stands with hunter biden? >> katie: democrats at the white house including chief of staff ron klain believe president biden has a lot of accomplishments

>> brian: evan there.atch. >> ainsley: you feel like you are right on top of them. very close. watch their families in the boxes. >> todd: 7,000 buck also get you there. meantime fox news alert now. buses of illegal immigrants set to arrive in new york city. giving a taste of biden's open borders. ice director who couldn't stomach the drivers any longer reacts next. >> carley: plus the food we may eat may be compromised because of the climate initiatives. life in tennessee with the look at the toll being taken on the supply. >> brian: i don't want a look at that cow ♪ strawberry champagne all night ♪ lucky for you that's what i like ♪ that's what i like ♪ lucky for you that's what i like ♪ that's what i like ♪ for those with high blood pressure. if you have questions on whether tylenol is right for you, talk to your doctor. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes

>> brian: harold, why did the president mentioned that yesterday?ching the car wreck for a year and a half now. he goes to pennsylvania where he's got 36% approval and say we've got to stop fentanyl. if >> harold: i hope they're talking about it ends the few times you're right where we've seen a president publicly talk about it. it's a two prong challenge and i hear you about the prescriptions, but the key if we are prescribing this, does that not create a dependency? i read stories where people have the opioids to prescribed. it's easy to get people access and give me one second before you answer the question. we need the d.a., the fbi, ice and others to figure out how we get in our border and interdict with the countries where it's coming from. it's china and mexico and we don't know -- >> judge jeanine: yes, we do! >> brian: this is not a point to argue about. it doesn't matter if it's one country or eight. if we don't have the kind of interdiction we need. we've got to answer an uncomfortable question. we as americans are doing the drugs. if peo

[laughter] >> brian: down the side of a mountain. >> katie: called a water fall, brian. >> brian: i thoughttie: beautiful sight in the morning. >> brian: pennsylvania big state landlocked. >> steve: gigantic. >> brian: make statements like that because i didn't look up the details. >> bush tail in pennsylvania. beautiful day to start your tuesday. and by the way today is a primary day. >> katie: it is another primary day in america. >> steve: in fact, ladies and gentlemen from pennsylvania to florida you are looking live right now at seminole county, florida, where the polls opened 2 minutes and 5 seconds ago for the primary in florida. also, they opened at 6:00 here in new york. >> brian: several key races unfolding in florida and new york, including the battle to decide who will challenge florida governor ron desantis this november. >> katie: todd piro joins us live with more. todd? >> todd: good morning to all three of you. let's start in the empire state. long time congress members jerry nadler and carol malone squaring off in the heated 12th district race. one will have decades long ru

all right, brian. >> brian: let's check in with adam klotz.ather absolutely fantastic. not a cloud in the sky. temperatures sitting around 70 degrees. you look at the weather across the country. there is a little bit of rain we are tracking. it continues to be big thunderstorms across the dessert southwest, arizona, new mexico, texas, all areas at least north texas where we seeing heavy rain, flood watches in place there why? ground is already saturated. they could see another three to five inches as they run through sunday. those are your weather headlines and we are ready to go out here on fox square. for now, tossing it back inside to you. >> brian: all right. thanks so much, adam. meanwhile, 12 minutes before the top of the hour, still ahead. two more migrant buses arriving in new york city. we covered it, as the city's mayor slams the governor of texas anti-american? here the texas leader's fiery response. >> ainsley: plus, feeling the squeeze, thanks to inflation and dry weather, ketchup is getting more expensive and we could even see a

>> no, brian.ying this will cost $500 billion. more than all the spending in their budget-busting bill from earlier this month combined. it's also deeply unfair. just think about all of the arkansans who never went to college, got a job. started a small business, say a hair salon on a lawn service business, they are not getting their small business loans paid off. think about all the people that went to college and worked to put themselves through college, whether they were working as a waiter, as a bartender, think about the people who went to college and took out loans and paid it back or owho had parents who had saved for them and paid off their education, they are not going to benefit from this in fact, they are hurt by it, because they are now picking up the tab for $500 billion of other people's loans. there is no such thing as loan cancellation or loan forgiveness. just a matter hough pays it. now it's hardworking taxpayers who are going to be paying the bills for this. and it's just going t

thanks, brian. >> brian: now it has, thanks to you.ame is jackie. >> and martin. steege from san antonio, texas? >> very nice. what's your name? >> bernie from venice florida. >> cindy, sarasota, florida. >> it feels like florida weather right now in new york city. the high temperatures and humidity feeling like closer to 80 degrees. the big u.s. open happening and then we've got 70s across the mississippi river valley. a potential for showers and thunderstorms again today for parts of texas to florida and the southeast. i know we have that artemis scrub today. i believe the next chance is in september. and the mississippi rain issue we've got flooding, over a foot of rain were on average you have about 4 inches of rain per mo month. you guys like brian kilmeade? >> yeah, where is he? >> he's right there on camera. >> hey, brian. how are you doing? sorry about massapequa. >> brian: they made to the world series anyway, it's okay. thanks a lot, janice. more on that later. coming up, proof age is truly just a number, a retired doctor ret

. >> brian: back inaction today.s of summer, things are going to get slow, especially with an election. nothing picks up until labor day and then this week happens. >> steve: boys are back in town. >> ainsley: only the fbi knew and next thing you knew a lot of breaking news. >> brian: this story is like taunting if you ask me. >> ainsley: hunter biden hopping on air force one alongside his father, president biden, and as the pair, they are departing for this lavish family vacation at key with a island. >> the get away you know where that is, right? >> i do. just days away after ransacked florida president trump's florida home it was indeed a raid. >> steve: joe and his family is in south carolina live in washington, d.c. with the developments on this thursday morning. kevin? >> great to be with you guys. the gang is all back together again. great to have you back in the building. i just want to tell you about this. hunter biden who was allegedly under investigation for a number of possible crimes joined the man who,

no one loves more than the four of us except brian. >> ainsley: brian after 12:00. >> brian: right. >ica's crime crisis. the shocking video from hollywood shows a suspect trying to rob an elderly man outside of a pizzeria. the owner of the restaurant next door quickly stepped in and took that down. tim radcliff the hero who stopped the attacker joined us earlier with the details of what happened next. >> i was actually at the court yesterday all day, only for them to tell me that they have lost him. i literally was shocked. as soon as it was said. one of the guys said you should probably go back to your restaurant and make sure he is not hanging around there. >> unbelievable. ratcliffe says is he expecting a call from the court with an update on the suspect's whereabouts today. travel headache for assisting in our nation's airports with 400 delays and nearly 60 flight cancellations in the u.s. just this morning. yesterday, over 1700 flights were canceled and nearly 20,000 were delayed, according to the latest data. those crushing numbers come just days after the faa cut flights in the

steve, ainsley and brian? >> brian: not a definite no.e just don't think we are going to get the affidavit yet, right? >> griff: that's right. although there's a likelihood we won't because it's not traditionally something that's released but it's a unique circumstance, obviously. which is why we saw attorney general merrick garland make that abbreviated press statement. >> steve: sure. it would be extraordinary if they did release it. griff, our headquarters is up by the capitol. between the capitol and the white house is the fbi headquarters. if there are suggestions online that somebody is going to pull a dirty bomb probably in a truck oklahoma city style or something else in front of the fbi, have you noticed that the security on pennsylvania has been ramped up or is it one of those d.c. things where the security is invisible? >> i did not -- when i drove, in at around 2:00 a.m. to anchor "fox & friends first," i was particularly looking and drove past the e street will entrance of the fbi. i saw only one fbi patrol car sitting out fr

>> brian: he sexy is.ence: the rule is never tick off the face the franchise. that's why i'm so nice to brian. [laughter] he's the face of the fox & friends franchise. >> ainsley: he's been here very long time! >> brian: you take shots at me for like three hours! will try to get the show back on track now. coming straight ahead, a look at capitol hill where the senate is planning a key vote on legislation aimed to help injured veterans. what republicans want as the g.o.p. tries combating false accusations from jon stewart. >> plus president biden, we will ask fox's medical contributor dr. nicole saphier what you need to know about rebound cases. >> brian: did we just surprise them or something? ♪ ♪ my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or tr

so in that sense you still won't see brian kemp, you will not hear brian kemp say a bad word publiclybout donald trump. when he's asked about the endorsement and about, you know, his opponent's trump-backed campaign he'll focus on david perdue or the other agenda and he'll say i can't control what other people are doing, i can only control what i'm doing. that's become sort of his standard line. again, you're not going to hear him bash the former president, you won't hear him try to engage in a fight with him because he's not going to win that fight and he doesn't have more twitter followers-- well, he does now, but he doesn't have more e-mail followers on mega that phone that the former president has, but-- >> speaking of stacey abrams winning instead of brian kemp if that were a possibility. what's the democratic party saying as a whole in terms of abrams? is she the individual that they fully support or is there a wing that believes that maybe the democrats could have been more successful in the last governor's race if they had someone who was not as associated, be it perception or

good morning, brian.is knocked out 10% of the world's production is russia and put it on hold. they are a big gas producer. 60 billion cubic feet of gas that is not going to europe ana any anymore. the u.s. doesn't have the capacity the opec is not gas producers. there is not lng producer in the world to make up the export. they are running 14 billion cubic feet if this situation in ukraine is not resolved and it is unlikely to get resolved, we are looking at a cease-fire or embargo that will go on for years and we have to find the resources to replace that that's going to take years yeah, i think he is absolutely right. this situation is a new world and it is not a very good one for energy >> but there is leverage that the world has over russia. by all accounts, they can't hold out forever. they need the money, do they not? how much pain do you think russia and vladimir putin in particular, sadad, is willing to inflict on his country and his people >> yeah. brian, you are absolutely right. nobody is winn

>> reporter: brian, good morning. the big news that we are watching for is the loan prime rate cuts which were widely expected in china. you are talking about the loan prime rate the chinese central bank sets for the loans. the one-year loan prime rate trimmed by 5 basis points. five-year loan prime rate with a modest or significant trim of 15 basis points lower all of this is connected to bolster and help backstop the second largest economy which is seeing a slowdown. we saw banks trim the gdp forecast to grow by 2.8% year on year basis this year this is related to the covid-19 lockdowns that hit in the first half ands also an ongoing power shortage this is caused by the heat wave which has seen many local governments with power rationing. there are hurdles to try to revive the economy we have seen this play out in stock markets today. the rest of the region saw a step back. shanghai and shenzhen close in the green on the back of the hopes there there will be stimulus and more stimulus to help backstop the markets an

brian kemp, who knows? i know he loves being in athens where he's from. i know he likes being with georgia, a lot of those politicians say they hate washington, it's become a standard coastline of how much theyhate washington but we've heard from congress members, they don't like washington yet still run every two years to get up there . >> that's very true. one of the main talking points on democrats has been that they perhaps did not win because there was something wrong with the system. maybe there was some type of advantage republicans had that was unfair or unethical but are you seeing much conversation among the democratic party about reflecting on what they actually did do wrong that led to their defeat? >> in 2018. you know, there was concern that the system is not use of the word raid was set against them because brian kemp was secretary of state and that means he oversaw the election system in georgia and even as he was republican secretary of state was running for governor, stepped down despite calls from stacy abrams and many of her allies so

brian, i have no idea what pcs band is.ing that ends the dead zones is welcome i know you are in an undisclosed location in my house, i have five dead spots. >> in my bunker here, it is not too bad. i will say i managed to make live tv. i will say this. out here, it's not good. anything i can watch my chargers lose in football, i'm happy with, frank. >> that's what it is all about you want all of the things you can get at home on the wifi out in the world that's what we were promised, brian. >> football pain here or anywhere in the world i want frank holland, thank you i appreciate that. >>> now we're going to do a special friday rbi most random but interesting thing you may hear all day cnbc style. and i want to do a bonus rbi because i want to talk about the student loan debt and president's forgiveness plan $10,000 will be forgiven and $20,000 of pell grants you probably heard the staame thing over and over this week. if you look at the data, there are random but interesting stats pop out that you may not have heard. the

that is expected to continue, brian. in the world, yes, they believe they will be able to build more model ys that is not a surprise what we are seeing with austin and with germany and it is an increase in production that will accelerate over the next year. >> big stuff mccocoming from th tesla shareholder meeting. phil, thank you. >>> let's take a short break we are back with lindsey bell of allied investments after this when hurting feet make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. our clients come to us with complicated situations that occur in their lives. for them it's the biggest milestone, the biggest accomplishment, the sale of a business, or an important event for their family. for them, it's the first and only time. we have seen this literally thousands of times, in thousands of iterations. ♪ ♪ i am vince lumia, head of field management at morgan stanley. whether

brian: i don't. we are not in the business of predicting when countries will reopen but we will be the most prepared when they do. we will be ready when the borders reopen. to be clear, the china outbound business was always the prize. the chinese consumer-based wanting to travel around the world and stay in homes. that's not really a robust business right now because people are not really causing the border, but when they are we will be ready, making sure we have enough homes in all of the corridors. we will be prepared to have enough homes and market them and make sure it's a great option for them. emily: how much more pricing power can hosts have in this market? this is the worst market that airbnb has ever seen in terms of inflation. brian: our business is somewhat seasonal. right now it is peak booking. a lot of people are traveling right now it because of that, prices will continue to go pop a little bit. bookings in august right now are to you for september on words, that's really after the tr

>> brian: this. >> ainsley: write history books. >> brian: i don't know. hour and everyone's eating for free out there enjoying the music. go to fox nation right now and you'll be able to finish that song. >> ainsley: yeah, he has a new album coming out go and support him because he's supporting fox news, he's here today and i know you will love this new album, his name is michael ray, he since whiskey and rain, holy water, one that got away, he sings higher education. >> brian: there will be alcohol in every song you'll break up with somebody and meet somebody in every country music song >> guess what else is happening? the border problem is a 50 state issue. governor abbott as taking action saying i'm sending illegal immigrants instead of staying in my state to washington, dc. when the mayor of new york started complaining and then invited him down. when the mayor of new york refused to come down, he had to move. >> ainsley: that's right. >> will: the first bus load of illegal immigrants from texas has just now arrived in new york city. >> brian: that's

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