brian? >> brian: thanks, brooke.holding the largest military drills this week and the largest in 30 years. the war games included 90,000 troops. 400 warships. 120 planes and helicopters this came as the u.s. u.k. and germany sanctioned iran for supplying missiles to russia. they are doing it anyway. retired four star general fox senior strategic analyst general jack keane. first off, your reaction to the war games? what's your take away? >> that a dramatically large war game to say the least, given the amount of ships involved. artic and pacific oceans. mediterranean, baltic sea and the caspian sea all involved in that exercise. listen, so our audience understands the most significant geopolitical change in the world in the last three or four years is the cooperation of china, russia, iran and north korea. the degree that they corroborate and collaborate together and coordinate together. and can you see this happening here. it creates a dangerous situation globally. why is that? because if china started a war in the

brian: right.row in there two, abortion is one of the issues that pulled her -- rachel: yes. brian: because she said the party i joined wasn't a party that supported abortion until birth. pete: that's a really good point. she said it used to be safe, legal and rare. that's her right there showing her holding hands with barack obama. she's pro-choice but not abortion til birth. rachel: which means that what donald trump says, despite what the consultant said his language was too harsh when he was talking about abortion, people were listening. and for people like her, like gloria, who has hispanic constituents, that probably touched them, and they're, like, i don't want to be part of that party. >>> let's turn to your headlines. the drunk driving suspect charged in the death of johnny gaudreau and his brother was seen breaking down during a virtual court hearing yesterday. the judge denied his bail, and prosecutors revealed his history of drinking and road rage issues. johnny and matthew were struck

>> lawrence: it was brian, it wasn't ainsley. >> brian: it wasn't me? >> lawrence: ainsley the whole time. i thought brian did it. >> ainsley: i admitted it on camera. play what i said after this. i did admit it. i acted like -- >> brian: my goodness. >> ainsley: rewind it. i crossed my leg and when i did, i didn't know his coffee was down here, i have heels and tip hits his coffee cup. >> brian: so it is my fault. >> ainsley: what did i say on air, it is my fault, kind of brian's fault, too. >> brian: i thought you saw me kick it over. i put it on the other side, i consider this my side, this is your side. >> ainsley: i will slide over here. on this side. >> brian: the heater is you have in. >> steve: between hot heater and hot coffee. >> brian: we put this to rest. >> ainsley: if we spill your cof coffees once a week, why put it in the same spot, why not put it up here withure on coffee? >> brian: i could do that, i rather have it close and i'm always hiding it between my glasses until dunkin donuts sponsors us, i have to hide it. >> ainsley: i spille

rachel: thanks, brian. brian: did i deliver on that one?s information was well worth your coming on the show -- pete: you're never invited back. [laughter] rachel: all right. i'm having a hard time getting the out of my head, but we are going the move forward here. a new report detailing more failures that occurred before the attempted assassination of president trump at his rally in butler, pennsylvania. brian: this includes a lack of communication between local police and secret service agents,. pete: madeleine rivera is here with more. hey, madeleine. >> reporter: good morning. a secret service investigation into former president trump's assassination attempt the reportedly found the strategy to protect him was flawed from the very beginning. "the washington post" reporting agents had talked about using heavy equipment and flags to block the line of sight between the rally stage and the building where the shooter was eventually found, but on the day of the rally the supervisors who arrived in butler found that cranes, trucks and flags we

brian: that's me. pete: we play together and like to play baseball, sometimes swimming, and basketball. rachel: did you not color him in? >> there's no color at all. pete: he's a giant white guy. rachel: we need a psychologist in here to determine what happened here. why did you color yourself in and you left brian white. pete: i like my friend brian because he's nice and does not swear. rachel: probably still true. brian: the ping-pong game and i let out a sound and sounded like a wear word. pete: we caught ourselves. brian: i don't know if it was right there. pete: so far i'm 2-0 on you, brian, on corn hole. brian: giving it my best effort and not trying or throwing in thing. pete: play coffee pong. stay with us, we have basketball competition coming up, rachel. rachel: i guarantee all the kids with adam could beat you. pete: yeah, kamala harris giving few answers on her plan to get the economy back on track. brian: pete and i are heading to the wall breaking down what her policies could mean for you

>> brian: rachel would kill me. we have a promo. >> steve: people would hang on every word. >> brian: i would rath rather f out where >> lawrence: is going to be tomorrow. >> lawrence: kitty hawk, north carolina, i'll be there. sand trap tavern, come say hello. >> kayleigh: get there quick, hop on the plane. >> lawrence: right after the show. >> steve: famous for planes. wright brothers. >> lawrence: brian is not the only historians. >> brian: a book about it. >> steve: in the wake of the shooting yesterday in georgia, father of columbine victim is working to address the root cause of the violence. >> kayleigh: what our country needs to do to save our kids. it's time to grow your business. create a website. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing... nope. ai, done, built. let's get to work. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60

>> brian: yep. new fox poll reveals votesrs sa prices are driving them to the polls. >> ainsley: and an out of this world experience. talk to the polaris dawn pilot on the history-making mission and first all-civilian spacewalk. he's coming up. >> lawrence: and kicking off in virginia, will cain having breakfast with friends in virginia. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ i been shaking i love when you go crazy ♪ ♪ you take me places ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> will: welcome back. good morning, governor. how are you? >> will: welcome back to "fox and friends", welcome back to the belvedere south diner. a lot of people showed up, governor youngkin is here with us this morning. >> great to be at the belvedere diner, i grew up here, i'm ready to get a spatula, and begin cooking breakfast. >> will: didn't you work here? >> i did, make patty sausages and hash browns and you can even become governor. >> will: hang out. we have the governor, we'll have a long interview and talk to diners throughout the next h

over to you, brian. >> brian: thanks, ainsley. fox news alert. routh charged with federal gun crimes. suspected gunman hid in the bushes 12 hours. got there at like 2:00 in the morning. tree line both paparazzi and secret service have known about for years. the secret service says the gunman never had a line of sight to trump? >> the agent, who was visually sweeping the area of the sixth green saw the subject armed with what he perceived ton a rifle and immediately discharged his firearm. the subject, who did not have line of sight to the former president, fled the scene. >> brian: a little confusing because the photographers did, but he didn't. here to react former secret service agent bill gauge. the story is involving a little bit. what has stood out for you the big question you want answered at this hour after the presser and other facts. >> hi, brian, thanks for having me. before i answer that specific question. you guys were talking about so much before the commercial break and i wish we had more time. you guys were talking about a lot of g

>> good morning, brian.saw this making impact last night and this morning as we begin the tedious process of assessing, it hit -- perry area, taylor county. impacts are far-reaching and we expected that and we were telling people to evacuate. southwest florida, two years ago hit by ian, a lot of impact in tampa, pinellas. we are going through the assessment, we have crews clearing the roadways and 1.2 million without power currently. under governor desantis's leadership we have assets ready to begin process of recovery. >> lawrence: what do you do differently? florida versus other states, you get power up quick and start moving debris very quick. what did you do initially before the storm occurred to prepare for this event? >> well, we began staging linemen very early on. once we see this tropical storm heading our way, we have folks ready to go as soon as the storm subicides and it is safe to do so. they restore it quickly. as of hurricane debby we began providing areas with flood protection twices, critica

brian if brian that's to not her strong suit. to the $50,000 tax credit for small businesses. and, look, small businesses are really important, obviously. but the follow-on question, if anybody if would ever ask one, okay, so you give them a tax credit when they start, but what happens when they grow? what happens when they succeed, when they're actually doing something well? well, under her plan what you get is a bunch more taxes. you plant the seed but as soon as it sprouts, you cut it off. that doesn't work for opportunity if you're a small business with own or. -- owner. rachel: you bring american energy back. that directly impacts what you pay at the grocery store, your operating cost of your business, whatever it is. brian: right. pete: $25,000 on a down payment just means you're paying 25 the grand more for a house. brian: well, that's the problem. even if you have somebody who backs her, they'll say, yeah, it's going to -- [laughter] she wants more housing supply, but she doesn't have details on how to do that, so, yes, t

brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. >> brian: over thearris-walz campaign given the country a preview of leadership many would say. first vice president harris skipping a ceremony at ceremony honoring 13 american heroes killed during her administration. angry gold star parents trump's visit a political stunt. >> kamala your statement is nothing more than a political spin. >> vice president harris why will you not express your condolences yourself? >> president trump has been there for us. he has been a rock for us. >> these are the only memories we get to make with our son, and it is you who is playing politics women then over the weekend governor walz continuing to walk away continuing to eat his hostage when asked about the hostages killed by hamas. >> what is your reaction to the six hostages found dead in gaza? >> thanks, everybody. >> brian: just like her running mate, harris still ignoring reporters. this time wearing headphones, air pods while boarding air force 2. fox news contributor, retired u.s. marine bomb tech johnioy jones j

>> brian: you can wear it at noon. >> ainsley: brian's show saturday night at 00. see you monday. steve: off we go to "america's newsroom," i think. >> bill: good morning. we're here and good morning to you at home.

>> ainsley: that's where you live, brian. >> brian: that's right i live there.ity is top of mind since this campaign event comes days after trump was targeted second assassination attempt promise the arena where the rally is held will be the safest place in the country. commissioner ryder will take care of that. >> brooke singman joins us with all the details. >> good morning, you guys. the rally is set to start at 7:00 p.m. eastern time nassau coliseum. local police are working hand in hand with the secret service to make sure security is air tight. the arena where the rally is being held and the parking lot were completely locked down last night. for law enforcement to conduct a sweep. and everyone who was attending this rally will be screened through a single entry point for added layer of protection. now, trump says his team has long requested more security at his events, listen. >> we have long requested more people, more men and women. but more people. and because, you know, we have rallies, 50, 60,000. in new jersey we had 107,000 people show up. there ha

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brian, over to you. >> brian: you could. >> carley: i don't know about that.d. >> brian: now that we're not paying taxes on overtime you can pay for that. >> carley: that's where the money will come. >> brian: thanks so much, carley. keep in touch. almost the weekend. we are celebrating our weekend host, rachel, pete, and will. because they work on the weekends. and by the way that's time and a half if you work weekends. it's good news for them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine

in there. >> brian: how many can be in there. >> brian: 16,000. one i talked to got in line before. most of them were day the day before or in the morning they allowed them in. then 10:00 was the latest. i looked out and provided the video. there was 5,000 at minimum outside that couldn't get in watching on flat screens. think about that, you wait 8 hours, can't get in, you morted in a. you sit there indian style or native american style. >> ainsley: crisscross apple sauce. >> brian: crisscross, apple sauce? what, am i 9? >> steve: crisco flashback. >> brian: don't eat it, it's good. hthat's why he think he will win new york. you will find out if anybody was bbored or left early. >> steve: that was a tease. brook joins us. >> brooke: good morning, former president trump filling up the nassau coliseum area had been trending truck the last few years. roughly 16,000 supporters lining up to secure a spot. trump a native new yorker is hoping to put the deep blue state in play in november. >> i can win new york and we can win new york. we're going to wi

brian has been there.e have all seen it on tv. >> lawrence: imagine being more unlikeable than hillary. hillary is unlikeable. >> steve: she was charging on that show. >> lawrence: they created a script for her and everything worked out for her. it was actually funny. it showed her in a different light. you can't do that for clarifies? >> ainsley: it's a time for unity. dinners are always fun. especially every four years and see the candidates up there it's a time you come together as the church and you realize we are all in this for trying to make america better. >> steve: one of the best people ever mitt romney. people think he is not very charming. he was hilarious. >> ainsley: i'm wondering if she will change her mind. remember when she was invited to go speak at the association of black journalists? and she said no. and trump showed up. she ended up going later. eventually to speak to the group. >> lawrence: it was a separate event. it wasn't the main event. that's another one. another special role fo

brian?n: trey, when the president answered the question of should netanyahu do more and he said that he should, how damaging or how was that received in israel? >> trey: i can tell you how it was received in israel. i asked a few officials here in tel aviv about the remarks from president biden. and one official asked me what did the president think about what's going on with american citizens in gaza while he was at the beach? they are watching closely what is happening in the united states. and there is frustration growing among israeli officials about wavering american support. and, of course, the fact that there are american citizens still being held inside gaza. and so there will be major conversations taking place this week about trying to get the ball moving forward on a possible cease-fire agreement. but, again, not only israeli leadership frustrated but also the people in the streets of this country who we saw demonstrating over the weekend, they are demanding that the hostages be r

to say. >> brian: what does he do?ng up assassinations, he is not doing anything. >> lawrence: important to note that a lot of the reporting that bill and griff does is from sources within the border patrol. because we're not getting the actual numbers day-to-day basis. depend on sources. this guy is not lying about it. >> brian: no one is challenging him. >> steve: here's the thing is he a former border patrol. >> lawrence: that's why he had to. >> >> steve: the administration will not make any of the current people available. that's why good reporters, like we have got plenty of them here at fox. you just mentioned two of the best. they get stuff from people who are on the inside who are frustrated with what is happening oprah sat down with kamala harris, the vice president came in about a half hour into the program, it's called unite for america. it was town hall hundreds of people zoomed in. oprah tried to put the best kamala harris forward that she possibly could and there you see the screaming crowd. to her credi

>> brian: it's 8:00 a.m. on monday, september 30. we begin with a weather alert. rescue is underway after hurricane helene leaves destruction across the southeast. >> this is the worst, most destructive, strongest storm i've been through. lawrence >> lawrence: 100 presumed dead. >> ainsley: and dhs downplays thousands of illegal criminals roaming around in our country. >> there are problems and we know donald trump won't solve them. >> steve: and america's busiest seaports could come to a halt at midnight tonight as talks with international dock workers stall. the impact of a potential strike that could cost our economy billions and slow down the christmas toys. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> steve: start this hour with fox weather alert. 100 people known to be dead as helene devastates. >> brian: rescue operations are underway across the region. >> lawrence: robert ray is live in asheville, north carolina. what are you seeing as crews arrive? >> we will begin to see aid and clean up begin as the sun has come up as i'm walking through the mud

>> no. >> brian: has he lawyered up? >> well, i don't know that because right now it is a federal investigation, we turned it over to them. they are the point person, everything is conducted by them. >> brian: yesterday you said he did not skr skreetz have the secret service of a president, we thought biden said i want trump and harris to have presidential level secret service. from your experience, since he was ptz and owned that club, was it presidential level? >> as far as i know and what i meant by that, he is not a sitting president, some things that happen were not there and that is motorcade stuff. at the golf course, we had as much resources possible and needed. at the end of the day, this did work. secret service who goes ahead of him, it is his job to make sure everything is all right and check the fence line and he did. he saw the barrel, got parallel and fired with the guy and the guy took off. we had this place surrounded with helicopters and dogs within minutes. >> brian: i am not a sheriff and law enforcem

earth to brian. incredible images and update on the next leg of the journey. >> brian: final hour of "fox and friends" together, we have eight legs. remember your mornings are better with friends. >> lawrence: what an intro, brian. >> ainsley: like a spider. race for the white house, 54 days away and harris and trump are back on the campaign trail. >> lawrence: possibility of second debate is up in the air. >> steve: we heard that from the former president himself. live at the white house, rich edson joins us. >> good morning, the two are compaining across the country from each other. vice president kamala harris is in north carolina today, with campaign rallies in charlotte and greensboro. donald trump is out west speaking in tucson. trump will address the economy and rising cost of housing and tomorrow holds a rally in vegas. the two are a continent away. harris campaign called for a second debate and says they are entertaining all offers. trump said he would do a debate on fox or nbc. he is trying

. >> brian: fox news alert. house republicans revealing failures and there is a lot of them that led to the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. >> it could have been prevented if the state department did its law and executed plan of evacuation, they did not do that. >> brian: make it conditions based. nikki haley says policy is one of the v.p.'s weakest points. >> lawrence: and tyreek hill handcuffed after police put him in handcuffs outside the stadium. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" start right now, mornings are better with us, with friends. >> steve: cue us chris. we are less than 48 hours from the abc presidential debate between donald trump and kamala harris you can see on fox. >> brian: the vice president says she is ready, she is prepping for the debate. >> lawrence: rich edson is at the white house with details >> is the president here? >> the president is here, the vice president is not. president trump debated pruchl biden, he is not on the ticket anymore. vice president has been in pi

true brian kilmeade fashion. >> brian: nothing to do with this, nice surprise. >> ainsley: you interviewedonald trump on saturday and he talked about their relationship and who -- how much she loves him. i asked her about that. >> steve: awesome. >> lawrence: to this, task force looking into assassination of former president donald trump will hold first hearing in 90 minutes. >> brian: brooke singman has a preview. >> brooke: house bipartisan task force on assassination attempt is holding first hearing today 9:30 a.m. on the shooting in butler, pennsylvania. local and state officials will testify, members of police agencies working the rally. this comes one day after the senate released a stunning report on failures of the secret service during that campaign event. lawmakers found no clearly defined individual responsible for planning and security, and tdz rooftop where the shooter stood was not covered and secret service denied request for additional assets ahead of time. former president will return to butler next week. >> butler, pennsylvania, great place. we're going back to butler, wi

say hi to brian kilmeade. >> hi, brian, we love you, keep up the good work. >> brian: thank you verych. she had the prompter set up outside, no idea. federal reserve chairman jerome powell is now blaming the migrant surge for rising unemployment and dow futures soaring after fed first rate cut since 2020. edward lawrence has more. ed. >> brian, the dow is up, market wanted half percent cut and they got that. this cut is a month before elections and jerome powell told me this was because of the economy. listen. >> how do you respond to criticism that will likely come that deeper rate cut now before the election has political motivation. >> this is my fourth presidential election at the fed and it is always the same, we're always going into this meeting in particular and asking what is the right thing to do for the people we serve. and we do that and make a decision as a group and then we announce it. that is always what it is, never about anything else, nothing else is discussed. >> he is calling it recall bragz to protect strong labor market. this comes during times of crisis like 50

>> lawrence: thanks, brian.y ice agents four illegal immigrants long island child sex crimes despite the disturbing charges. all of them were released from local custody before now being held by federal agents. here to react is retired acting ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. why were they in the country to begin with, tom? how were they allowed to cross the border? was there no information about that before we decided to just grant them parole? >> no, look. i have been saying for over three years there is no vetting process. they say they vet these people. the american people need to know we don't have access to other countries' criminal data bases. when they vet them they are vetting them n c.i. c. our system. record in the united states based on their fingerprint, we don't know who they are or what criminal they are. they come from el salvador or guatemala or venezuela we don't have access on the information. we take their fingerprints and run them we are running them against our data bases. ve

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>> brian: unbelievable.ou can't afford a house you don't have a lawn. >> brian: it's all memorized. they say say something that's going to be universal. we love our lawn or you like your yard, i don't know, you like your yard? do you like your people, friends and neighbors? by the way if charlie spearing book is just right. she grew up in canada. and born in oakland in a hospital. but she lived in berserkly right there. her mom was a cancer researcher that's hardly minimum wage. so, please, there is nothing universal about her upbringing. >> lawrence: it shows in the way she talks to people and the way she can't relate to people and she keeps doing these things thinking like that it's going to attract different people. there is no authenticity with her. this is just average day people that notice that. really don't like her before they tried to remake her when they took joe biden out. >> ainsley: not only inflation is high, look what is happening on our border. because of her policies and joe biden's policie

the story. >> brian: just tuning in. okay. second grade, i petitioned, only bad kids were getting stars when they were good. i said, what about people that behave themselves? i got first annual good boy award and kept it since second grade and my mom framed it. >> ainsley: it says brian cade, good boy award, april 10. >> brian: could be a national holiday. >> lawrence: if you had a question, teachers pet, brian cade. >> steve: hold on, the zero was added, that is april 1, april fool's day, right? >> ainsley: so cute this had s such an impact. >> brian: if they kept it year after year and named it after me, but it stopped there. >> lawrence: teacher named her son after you. oh, different teacher. >> ainsley: did she start giving good boys star awards? >> brian: i have not followed up. it was mrs. ditzen. i would walk into the teachers lounge and get her a tab. why do you have diet soda. she said, i like to keep weight off. i told her, you are not fat, you just have big hips. she thought it was funny. >> steve: that is bac

the mayor has denied any wrongdoing, brian. >> brian: unbelievable. all going on in and around us.-sears has officially filed her paperwork to run for governor in 2025. given that governor youngkin can't serve two consecutive terms that's how virginia does it. a marine corps veteran who came to the u.s. just -- 6 years old from jamaica. she could be the nation's first black woman governor. joining us right now in our first exclusive interview since big announcement last night lt. governor win some easterly sears, winsome earle-sears. what makes you think you can take that next step when governor is done? >> i need to you come on down to virginia sand spend some money. our tourist season is still high and kicking and we have got a lot of economic development happening here. now, as for your question, look, we have got to win. we really have to win, because the other side is willing to do all kinds of machinations and some gotcha stuff that's not going to help propel virginia forward. we have got to continue what the governor has started. governor youngkin has laid a great foundation

all right, brian kilmeade over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, janice. you is coming up next. a lot of show. a fox news alert. the bipartisan lawmakers investigating the first assassination attempt on former president trump's life. now want to hear from the secret service about what happened sunday. florida congresswoman and task force member laurel lee joins us next. choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be... like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. book direct at choicehotels.com. the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time, and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ chase really knows how to put the hart in your local community. see what i did there? hey, jackie! (♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream

>> brian: 3rd grade teacher. we have not told that story. >> steve: named his son after himself. >> steve: brian, you are having such a flashback day. first hour you wanted to be a bro, 20-year-old kid. now you are going back to second grade. >> good years. single digits. >> second grade, best three years of your life. >> absolutely. fantastic. >> steve: all right. 7:23 now here in new york city. an illegal migrant accused of stabbing a teenage girl at a baseball game in indiana finally in police custody. it turns out he has already been deported and already has a criminal record. why was he on the road? >> lawrence: we talk to the coach who was there and says these kids are all now traumatized. ♪ i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash. with olay retinol body wash, 95% of women had visibly renewed skin. makes my skin feel so smooth and moisturized. olay body wash & lotion. discover yours. new centrum menopause supplements help unpause life when symptoms pause it. with a multivitamin plus hot flash support. d

>> brian: something not hard.right and wrong. >> steve: one other thing nancy pelosi predicted that donald trump would not show up tonight. >> ainsley: wrong again. >> steve: i think he is going to prove her wrong. >> lawrence: we will be watching. >> steve: we will. >> lawrence: miami dolphins star tareq hill speaks out after police release the body cam video of him being forcibly detained. >> brian: watch this whole video before you jump to conclusions. brooke sickman is here. >> miami-dade police releasing in footage showing the tyreek traffic stop hard rock stadium. >> keep your window down. keep your window down. until you get out of the car. as a matter of fact, get out of the car. [bleep] >> get out of the car. >> get out of the car right now. we're not playing this game. get out. get out. get out. get out. what part of. >> get arrested, dude. >> you can see officers pulling hill from his car and taking him to the ground before placing him in handcuffs. the teammate clay campbell showed up and tried to help

brian? >> brian: thanks so much, rich.today texas governor greg abbott will hold a press conference amid reports of auto venezuelan gang violently taking over a hotel in el paso. you are looking this surveillance video shows them fighting and partying in the hallways hachts and knives. linked to the illegal immigrant gang prompting warnings like this from lawmakers. >> we have gang warfare breaking out in cities across america. foreign gangs taking over apartment complexes or hotels or threatening to do so. now you have other gangs from places like venezuela that some law enforcement authorities are like ms-13 on steroids. >> brian: here to react art del cueto national border patrol council vice president. art, how serious is this compared to the other gangsters that we see coming across the border? >> well, these individuals have shown that they don't care. and obviously there hasn't been any consequences. they had a green light against law enforcement, which means can you kill law enforcement on sight. they just don't ca

don phillips: brian-- brian tate and we sat down in his front yard.hy (voiceover): in the front yard in lawn chairs, his mother and brother by his side. no shotgun in sight. so, the cops turned on a recorder and started asking questions. : so, you asked him, 5 am, where were you, huh? don phillips: yes. dennis murphy (voiceover): he said he was in bed in his basement bedroom, sleeping off a higher dose of medication for his schizophrenia. brian tate (recording): i went to bed about eight thirty. unidentified woman (recording): right after i did. brian tate (recording): yeah, after mom did. fell right asleep. didnt hear nothing. didnt get up until eleven. dennis murphy (voiceover): he said he was still asleep when the shooting mustve happenedbefore dawn. tates mother corroborated his fifteen-hour sleep alibi. though the cops knew full well that mothers can often be biased witnesses. unidentified man (recording): did you hear anything in the middle of the night last night? see anything? brian tate (recording): i was in bed. and normally i wouldve been u

brian kilmeade, over to you. >> brian: good to see you.ands gathering today on national mall in washington for 2024 crime survivor speak march. folks insist crime is out of control despite white house claims it is going down. griff jenkins is live from ush wa wa -- washington. >> griff: they will march on the mall today raising awareness and demanding policy reform for crime victims. the white house is touting new stats showing decrease in violent crime with murder down 11%, rape down 10% and national crime cross examinization survey conducted through individuals as opposed to crimes reported to police show rape, robbery and aggravated assault, violent crime fell 13% under trump and soared by 58% under biden-harris. this comes after harrowing scene in philly over the weekend. police clashing with drag racers who assaulted police cars. philly police commissioner saying this behavior will not be tolerated, we believe action last night is ine are tel retaliation of action we have been taking since the mayor began. we expect members of congres

jenny and brian can't.d morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> tell us a little bit about that. so your cousin owns that store. and the trump team called up and said we would like to have a family at this checkout; is that right? >> yes. >> steve: what else did they tell you? >> not much. we were heaping to meet him. and the fact that he handed us a hundred dollars was a complete surprise. and it was a great experience. age. >> ainsley: brian, how did you feel about that? >> that was a pretty neat experience. i got to shake his hand. he was very personable. so, yeah. really need experience. >> brian: how much was the bill and how has the daily how has the rise of prices effected you and your family and three kids. >> the total bill was $193 and some change. and the inflation on groceries has definitely affected us. i remember in -- i think it was late 2022 or early willly 2023. i remember coming home from the grocery store telling him i don't know how to budget for groceries anymore. every time i go to

proinel brian all right.ice president says she is ready as she spends a fifth day in pittsburgh prepping for the debate. >> steve: what was the prep like and everything else? rich edson is at the white house with details as we know them. although, irish, they are keeping a lot of stuff secret. >> yeah, they are keeping a lot of stuff secret. she has been out and about a little bit going to see some local businesses but for the most part it's been quiet debate prep as far as the public is concerned, steve, ainsley, brian and lawrence, good to join you this morning. what we have got here is the second debate of the presidential cycle, but the first between these two candidates. the vice president has been in pittsburgh since thursday getting ready for this session. she says she is prepared to take on trump. >> are you ready, madam vice president? >> i'm ready. >> now, we asked the trump campaign how he was preparing an aide responded what's debate prep? "new york times" released a poll showing trump with a near

.♪ ♪ >> brian: it's 7:00 a.m.ptember 26th, and this is "fox & friends." >> ainsley: we have a "fox & friends" exclusive. for the first time in two years, melania trump opens up, giving us an inside look at her personal life and when politics entered the picture. >> did he ever say to you in his early stages or even in that first car ride: i'm going to be president one day? >> not that he would be the president. but he always was involved in politics. he was very in tune what's going on in the world. especially in this country. >> lawrence: we'll have more of that later. plus, kamala harris breaking down her economic policy proposals but not without serving up another word salad, i'm dizzy again. >> holistically, and looking holistically at the incentive to engage in planning in holistic manner. >> steve: more on that coming up. big news, hurricane helene barreling toward florida bringing potentially a deadly unsurvivable storm surge. governor ron desantis is going to inouts on the state's preparations straight ahe

thank you. >> brian: on your birthday stay within yourself, chris

>> brian: it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. i'm holding. >> lawrence: allowed to cough before you start the show? >> ainsley: i drank my coffee and went down the wrong. >> brian: finally get to open the show and ainsley is going to cough through it. go figure. [laughter] >> ainsley: when you went out to long island to cover the trump rally. everyone was talkingbout oh, i'm so glad ainsley knocking over the coffee. >> brian: 7 :00 a.m. on the east coast, thursday, september 19th. this is "fox & friends." big story, donald trump rallying a crowd in deep blue new york on long island. but that wasn't his only stop last night. >> the people's champion, mr. trump. >> oh, wow. chanting trump ains. >> steve: that is a cool belt. all the highlights from studio appearance on the greg gutfeld program. "fox & friends" exclusive. we'll went to the battleground stated of pennsylvania speak with energy workers. they told me about the shift in politics where they live. >> party 2025, 30 years ago. >> lawrence: all blue. >> all blue, right? maj

>> brian: this is what scary. bernie sanders would be scary to leave the country but you knew exactly where he was going to i can talk. going out of her way not to reveal she doesn't know what she is going to do. either she is scared to death of revealing what she believes or she has no idea and just going to have a bunch of advisers lead this country to the left just like joe biden did. she really has no answers. it is like giving an oral book report when you didn't read the book, and you think you are snowing everyone in the classroom but you are not and you get an f. she had no answers to what are you going to do to the economy. it's called price gauging by the way. price gauging. she has no proof of anything. that's not a policy. and, if it was, this is what you say. first off, going to be price gouging. i'm going to be attacking that next going to be doing whatever she wants to do. taxing the rich. unrealized tax gains. give them five straight things you are going to do. instead 2 minutes to price gouging. te

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lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> brian: trump will be there today. thanks, maddy.mp is going to be there today. they say well, why is he election nearing. no, if there is a problem in the country, i was president. i want to be president. i could be president in 36 days. i would like to find out what is going on personally. so, i think it's up to him. >> steve: meanwhile, for everybody watching right now, the families affected by hurricane helene, urgently need support. you can help the american red cross provide meals and shelter to those families. donated today to hurricane helene recovery efforts by going to and this is the website, red cross.org/fox forward or take your phone out, open up the camera, and scan that qr code, then you will see a little yellow button. push the button take you right there to help the people who are impacted by this awful storm. >> ainsley: meanwhile, only a few weeks until the election. the candidates are out and about. they are campaigning all over the country. kamala is in ned over the weekend. talking about the border. she said sh

. >> ainsley: yes, brian. >> brian: i had it. the first to make it famous. >> lawrence: it is the most dated thing to have. most basic. >> steve: it makes him happy. it makes him happy. >> ainsley: lawrence says the butter pecan. >> steve: butter brickle. >> lawrence: it's a texas thing. >> ainsley: latte you do pumpkin spice. >> brian: i'm back to the raw expresso meanwhile, to some serious news now. >> ainsley: real man. >> brian: fox news alert, anti-israeli protesters taking to the streets of new york city as columbia university braces for more chaos when classes start today. talking to a student who says the school has done little to inspire confidence. >> ainsley: and joe biden on the campaign trail with kamala harris as a new report reveals a majority of their appointees have zero business experience. >> lawrence: squashing the b. joey chestnut own rival to push him to break his own hot dog eating record. >> steve: it was a world record. we will tell you about that buckle up. pourselfself whatever you drink in the morning.

. >> brian: two candidates squaring off for over an hour and a half. hairs attempting to lay a new way forward while donald trump called what he feels is major lack of leadership from the biden harris administration over the past three plus years. >> steve: this morning's cover of the "new york post" reads cam bush, highlighting the roll of the moderators spent a lot of time focusing on the last election and fact-checking mr. trump, not so much her. >> ainsley: yeah they failed to fact-check kamala harris not even a single time or ask her a question about radical record. bail fund for criminals. transgender operations for illegal immigrants. taxpayers would pay for that and those people in prison that want those surgeries and past support of defunding the police just to name a few. >> brian: both campaigns are talking about possibility of a debate round 2 debate on the big stage. round one was joe biden. >> steve: that's right. they said let's do something in october. in september 11th right now and "fox & friends" co-host lawrence jones is live at a d

brian. >> steve: in his heart he thinks is he trying to help. >> brian: is he a politician. >> steve: she has a different approach. kamala harris -- she is regarding energy and green energy, her message to independents is to independent voters is how the united states is now leading in natural gas and oil production. >> we're not. >> steve: i'm just telling you what she is saying. and she is talking about when it comes to climate change, the way she turned it rather than the way joe biden has talked about it. she is talking about the rising cost of insurance related to climate change. so she can appeal to the green base but at the same time, distance herself from the stuff joe biden. and the other thing what he was doing yesterday was he was taking a bow for getting all those trillions -- billions and billions. almost trillions of dollars of u.s. money toward climate change. that is a big win for joe biden's legacy. >> ainsley: last time ever speak at the u.n. as president yesterday, addressing the group. then he went over to the plaza hotel for the bloomberg global business forum tha

guys. >> brian: smart, too carley.stening to your music because they don't agree with you politically. especially if you become an activist rather than just a voter. >> carley: also becomes a little bit silly. i got an alert on my cell phone yesterday and it said billie eilish endorses kamala harris. is that worthy of an alert on my phone. >> steve: maybe also because her brother is part of it. >> carley: also who cares? >> brian: loud stern, i don't hate donald trump shouldn't be president i hate people who vote for donald trump. is that one of the dumbest things any personality that has ever said that cares at all. 70 million people voted for him. you heat the voters people making the comments are not going to be impacted the same way. tax cuts, people. they will be fine. their families will be fine. it's the people that they're -- their audience, the one that pays their bills is going to be impacted the most. >> the problem is they are businessmen and women. they are trying to sell their records, sell whatever their

i got it. >> brian: regular season.oing to go on. >> will: i hear it, lawrence. >> lawrence: that's why i was quiet. i don't feel like dealing with all this hate. aren't you a giant's fan? what was that yesterday? >> will: yeah, he is. lawrence, if you take a survey, you and i feel good. hegseth feels good. come back to hegseth in a moment. doocy, of course, feels good. he has felt good three or four years and felt good thursday night with the kansas city chiefs and then there's is brian. then there is brian. >> brian: wrap it up, you got to go. >> lawrence: there is a some bell mood. >> will: pete hegseth vikings just wagon stomped the giants yesterday what an embarrassment. >> lawrence: we have a full season ahead, brother. thanks, will. [laughter] >> will: see ya. >> lawrence: enough of the football talk because nikki haley is going to join us live ahead. ♪ gum problems could be the start of a domino effect parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum diseas

touchdown. >> lawrence: we'll have our thoughts and prayers for brian this morning. >> brian: oh, reallyhe season is still young. 1-3. >> lawrence: you can catch back up. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> steve: and, of course, our top stories is the weather. that's an image from late yesterday. right know what was a category 4, a hurricane now a tropical storm. helene moving quickly through georgia after tearing through florida as that cat 4. the historic storm killed at least 3 people that we know of and over 2 million people are without power across the southeast. >> ainsley: florida and georgia. the alabama, carolinas and virginia are under states of emergency. >> brian: here's the moment the storm made landfall in florida while fox weather's owns mike seidel was live on the air. >> whoa! did you see that power flash? ari? >> i was surprised. >> here comes another one. >> it was. >> there goes another one. holy -- oh my gosh. that was three or four right there. i thought it was lightning. there goes another one. >> this is incredible. i have never seen that many power flashes back