brian biden's at the majors placed extra boxes if they help to cook fork and an increasing swiss in america or american bray directions, prop rolling rack or holders tractor. stop exec in earnest target. gimme a no f, as in my capitalist say this before. i have no corporations turning for getting an investment version, but this is remotely deafening. all company record because the day but because the newer prophets went for war more on that a wall street. jen, scott, thanks for joining. so one of the big oil is called as implies investments, energy, delagarza, asian is the, and world can't tie her in the top, her ornaments and who's actually fossil. so for then says to doing this is lee and the big company are willing to invest in spend for let's say, a purchase, a dividend increases the other side government with texas. but so did the come to spend, but also unlikely to the majority in congress, pensive, but of our public for the sort of thing at terms. and is this likely the when any, but from the met life? well overall, i mean as want is passed on push, but if gas prices united, the pump

brian: biden has no plans to bring down inflation or rein in violent crime or fix this country's borders. only 25% of the country thinks we are heading in the right direction. this hasn't always been the way. when the mid-term elections didn't goat way of the party in power or a policy was failing, changes were made. it wasn't a big deal. fdr's overreach cost his party the mid-terms. packing the court and a new, new deal. after losing 81 seats in the house in that election fdr changed his tune working with congress and building up his democratic base. joe plans on singing the same tune until 2024. why? harry s. truman worked tirelessly to focus on issues important to this people. civil rights and healthcare. he changed. what matters to the people doesn't seem to matter to joe biden. there was no red wave. jfk, for example learned from the bay of pigs invasion. he reconfigured his staff and decision making process. and when the soviet union faced him in cuba, he stared down khrushchev. has joe biden reestablished his foreign policy team? no. i don't think he learned from his foreign polic

that, he said he never discussed business deals with air force 2 with china to do business. >> brian: hunter bidenudge jeanine: is that it? >> brian: up next, eugene knight for "the five" at the all-american christmas tree lighting. we will tell you a few exciting things that you may have missed. dana, hit me. ♪ ♪ over the last 100 years, lincoln's witnessed a good bit of history. even made some themselves. makes you wonder... what will they do for an encore? ♪ i got tai last december. i've spent almost every minute with her since. when i first brought her home, she was eating little brown pieces in a bag and it was just what kind of came recommended. i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active, high-quality poops. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. see the benefits of fresh food at betterforthem.com a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend

brian: okay. they are done with joe biden.nd now that they got through the midterms, he is 80 years old, they want to move on. so they are no longer going to protect the information that laptop, which doesn't show a person addicted to drugs which sadly we all can relate to somebody in our lives directly or indirectly, it's going to show a vice president -- former vice president doing deals in 50 countries including with our enemies that really sold influence for 50 years in washington. that's what it is going to show. and i don't think anyone is going to protect them anymore. what do you think of that theory? >> you may be right. the years i spent in washington. self-serving. looking out for themselves. not wanting to get caught looking bad or not doing their job and like you said, they are scrambling now because the facts are coming out and now they are trying to pretend now we are actually going it do some serious hard hitting reporting when really transparent all along, they only care about themselves. >> so good you are a

they are obligated to do so to the benefit of gavin newsom and everyone who wants to replace joe biden. >> brianrt, and now they realize they have everything they need. they called out for jake tapper to call him and he'll tell the true story. he is everything, if there is an indictment on hunter, on tax evasion and gun charges, i hear it stops the investigation. you as a lawyer, what changes if the indictment comes down? >> what changes? first of all, the indictment on hunter biden for tax evasion does not stop the house republicans. not at all. that's a red herring. they have an independent obligation to see if there was some form of pay to play conspiracy involving these foreign countries giving money to hunter biden and giving money to the big guy. why don't cbs and everybody asked joe biden, "are you the big guy?" no, the tax evasion is a red herring. it's totally unrelated to what's going on with the house republicans' goal to investigate a laptop and the involvement of other countries. >> brian: cefc, directly linked to the chinese government. we don't have any involvement militarily bigg

try to reduce power we gave medicare to reduce prescription drug costs i will veto it. >> brian: president bidenross the aisle with v.i.p. counterparts after weeks of attacks. kind of weird because he could lose both chambers. congressman waltz joins us now. do we take him at his word or work with republicans do we take him at his word? how what do you think is going to happen now that you are on the cusp of being the majority in the house? >> well, brian, 70% of america says the country is heading in the wrong direction. so, i would like to be an optimist and believe that he will work with us. but, you know, in that same -- in that same speech, he then gave a whole list of things that he isn't going to change. the green new deal that they just passed $380 billion that's going to increase our dependency on china and a whole host of other provisions that he said are hands off. so, we'll see. look, you know, brian, near and dear to my heart is afghanistan. and the debacle that that is, the people that are still left behind that are still drying to get out and i hope that he will work with us on on

. >> brian: president biden facing backlash as he turns to venezuela for oil.ry over human rights violations. steve: "wall street journal" op-ed putting it this way, boat quote: the u.s. government thinks you are a fool. not only because it waited until americans were on route to grandma's house for thanksgiving to let news slip of a deal to increase revie output controlled by a dictatorship or that it expects you to believe venezuela is considering a return to free elections in exchange. which was part of the deal. >> ainsley: our next guest agrees fings contributor and author of the book defeating government socialism joins us now, good morning good morning. what do you think so of turning to venezuela for oil? >> one more anti-american act by the biden administration. you know, texas doesn't have a dictatorship problem. north dakota doesn't have a dictatorship problem. west virginia doesn't have dictatorship problem, why is it the place they select to buy more oil happens to have a dictatorship, the idea that he is going to give up the dictatorship because w

i mean profits so high it's hard to believe. >> brian: president biden making his message clear as hes companies as if they are the problem. americans facing soaring costs ahead of the winter and they're the problem. the average price the diesel gas is up more than 40 cents a gallon. almost $2 sings this time last year. michael mansfield hears all this rhetoric. the ceo of mansfield oil and energy. michael, is the problem oil companies like you guys making profits? is that the problem? >> brian, there is simply a shortage of products as compared to three years ago. you know,. >> economy has come back a great deal since the pandemic, but our refining capacity in the united states is about 1,000,300 -- a little over a million barrels a day of less capacity than we have had in the past of these -- been several refinery shutdowns, these refineries won't come back online and the product is not as available as it once was. we have to import more or just simply pay higher prices. >> brian: get ready, your prices are going to go up and not because you want to make maximum products because you

we are reasserting ourselves as a nation. >> brian: progress on inflation, really? president bidenration success on the economy on the same day the federal reserve jacked up interest rates another .75. >> ainsley: that is bringing interest rates to the highest level since 2008 as the white house struggles to take inflation. >> brian: but we are doing great, larry kudlow on fox business news, larry kudlow, larry, acting weird to this rate increase. how do you explain the? >> well, you know, jay powell was very weird. he was giving us a kamala harris word salad yesterday. i mean comic that is the best i can figure. first, it sounded dovish and wouldn't raise rates that much more quickly. so the market shoots out 400, 500 points. then later on, he sounded more tougher, more restrictive, more hawkish and the market fell 400, 500 points. and in fact my was on sandra smith trying to figure this out. and the teas, the market was up 450. about the time we got to start of the year, it had gone flat. while talking, it went down 500 points. sandra thought it was a misprint. she didn't see it

. >> brian: ultimately what joe biden has been trying to do is motivate the young boater to go and vote, you know. >> brian: that's white i am on tiktok. >> steve: the reason he won two years ago was the young boater, the young boater motivated by abortion but not all of this stuff but abortion has faded according to the polls. yesterday he was at the kathy hochul thing and responded to the green activist heckling him. a couple of days earlier, he made it clear again. he has revealed the truth and he wants to shut down fossil fuels. watch. >> no one is building new coal plants because they can't rely on them. even if they have coguaranteed the existence of the plan. so, it will be a wind generation. and all they are doing, you will save them a hell of a lot of money at the same transmitters as coal-fired electric. we will be shutting these plants down all across america. >> brian: he doesn't know what he's talking about. green energy is not there and wind cannot supply and coal is fueling the electric grid. he is out of his mind. the press secretary knows how twisted those comments are

. ♪ >> brian: the biden administration agreeing to a united nations climate agreement that could makedamages cause dollars by global warming, whatever that is but because the u.n. classifies china as a developing country, the world's largest emitter of green house gases would have not have to pay a dime and would be eligible for compensation. here to react in exon hagin is copenhagen institute senior fellow buren lump bowrg, do we know 24 countries agreed to write checks. >> no, a lot of countries asking for a lot of money. 1, 2, several trillion dollars per year we haven't come up with $100 billion yet. no guaranteed that wealthy countries are going to pay up. first of all promise that can't be delivered. taking a step back and realizing tried to solve for 30 years ago and has failed. shifting from solving asking for money. rich countries don't feel flush with money and not will to do this and poor countries need to get out of poverty. this is not about handouts, this is about getting them into the global economy, getting -- lifting people out of poverty. that's how you solve vulnera

. ♪ >> brian: president biden has done it untruths alienated ally not jill not barack.out the media. yep, what pushed them over the edge was it the laptop being verified? was it the student loan handout blowing up? was it because inflation wasn't transitory? was it because al-qaeda is

brian why did he do it? i mean, is it joe biden is at the oval. what is the motivation? what's driving donald trump for this next run around? mike it's donald trump. he feels like he is sort of the savior of the nation. donald trump version. 2.0 is the same person that we heard leading up to 2016 and so nothing different tonight. belittling uh, opponents talking about the swamp in washington. the same old themes. i don't know whether those same old themes will play well this time around now that he's a known quantity, brian, you mentioned opponents. what do you think trump's candidacy means now for other possible republican contenders, especially florida governor rhonda santis, who was just reelected in a landslide victory. well, i think the santas julie is the front runner of the republican party right now, and that includes donald trump. he is coming off. a great win in florida has demonstrated leadership in florida for hurricanes and other crises. and if it isn't the santas, it could be a nikki haley. it could be any number of people. we're even seeing mike pence make

happy thanksgiving, everyone. >> steve: jingle bells. >> brian: president joe biden green lighting another delay for student loan payments as judges sort out his $400 billion handout. steve: plus, a chicago reporter is taking mayor lori lightfoot to court. why he claims she is violating his first amendment rights. a story you got to hear coming up shortly on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ find your beat your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c customize your kitchen at lowe's with the samsung bespoke refrigerator. buy more save more on samsung appliances plus get $350 off instantly when you buy any 4 pieces. shop daily steals this black friday exclusively at lowe's. if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment. that's why comcast business gives you more. more innovation... with our new gig-speed wi-fi, plus unlimited data. more speed... from the largest, fastest, reliable network... and more savings- up to 60% a year with comcast business mobile. all from the c

and michigan, once again, becomes the manufacturing hub of the nation. >> brian: wow, president biden factory touting his nick policies potential rail strike. here to react is john james. congressman elect, great to see you. your reaction to the president taking a bow with governor whitmer yesterday? does he have things to crow about? >> look i haven't even sworn in to the 11th congress taking a victory lap for something he hasn't done. joe biden has been in washington since 1970, his policies have sent our jobs overseas. his policies are the ones forcing supply chains to break not bend. and by paying people not to work. joe biden has done more to hurt our economy than help it. people like me were sent here to help create jobs by making sure we have pro-business policies, make our community safer and joe biden started his campaign way too early. >> yesterday you know, bringing chips back. he said we invented the chips and we got lazy. did we get lazy? >> it was his policies that forced our jocious overseas. you can't tell me you are going to have more harmful regulations, higher tax r

barriers work. >> brian: that's why president biden when he was senator and senator obama 1r0e9ed forll. what changed? donald trump changed. and they won't do anything that trump wanted to do that you said worked and i agree. tom homan, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: tragedy at the university of virginia. three football players are dead. two more are injured after a former teammate is accused of murder on campus. virginia's a.g. is assisting in the investigation. he's next. tempur-pedic® adjustable mattress sets. cityserve, started rescuing women, children and the elderly. and as winter approaches, they need our help more than ever. from your neighborhood to the nations, cityserve international providing food, shelter and transportation to millions through a vast network of churches. help us serve the people of ukraine this winter by donating now, go to cityserve.us to give. imagine having to use the wrong tool at your job. (upbeat music) - let's get into the numbers. - why would a company do that? especially with hr and payroll software. with paycom, employees ent

biden. georgia governor brian kemp. take a look. >> families are struggling because of biden's inflation and washington won't change unless we make them. georgia is doing better than the rest of the country because we stood up for hard working families. herschel walker will vote for georgia, not be another rubber stamp for joe biden and that's why i'm backing herschel. >> tammy: that's nice and was very, very appropriate. in an op-ed on fox news.com and echo that sentment and detailed three key reasons to support herschel walker. deroy joins us to explain along with fox news contributor fox penn and leo it. talk about his points and what strikes me, i don't want to say it's like a panic but we wouldn't be having to do this if there wasn't this kind of open fight in the republican party against someone because families should be the first thing on people's mind. tell people the crux of your op-ed piece please. >> people in georgia, voters in georgia need to be energized and focused and people are tired after last election

biden. that doesn't change anything about the poor record he has. >> brian: you see that 76 years old. rump and even bernie sanders a lot more energy than joe biden who couldn't get through a whole day yesterday. one thing about -- no one really -- no one discounts donald trump's engine. >> ainsley: look who is coming on our show today. mike pence just wrote this book that brian got through 100 pages last night. i didn't have get mine until this morning. >> brian: make my notes on it. >> ainsley: so help me god. we are interviewing him today and he was interviewed by bret baier. bret baier said would you vote for donald trump i said i think there will be better choice. >> brian: meaning him. >> ainsley: wondering if he is going to run. >> brian: it's crazy a lot of the people all on the same side are all breaking up their own factions. 14 minutes after the hour. >> ainsley: life changes, there are seasons. >> brian: i believe there is a song like that. >> steve: there is. >> brian: probably 20. a fox news alert, a big development in the deadly missile strike in poland yesterday and wher

brian: got to adjust your dating app. at home. democrats in denial as the bidenion claims they did not cause inflation. >> inflation was not caused by this administration. >> brian: really? stuart varney and charles payne. really? "fox & friends" live studio audience. look at those two. you need a bed that's smart enough for both of you. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movements and automatically adjusts to help keep you both effortlessly comfortable. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. don't miss our weekend special. save 40% on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. ends monday. xfinity rewards is a program whose sole purpose is to say "thank you" with experiences big, small and once-in-a-lifetime. sometimes it's about cheering hard enough to shake the stadium! sometimes, it's as simple as movie night right here at home, on us. you mean the world to us. so we're bringing you closer to what you love. kinda like this. welcome to 30 rock! join xfinity rewards for free on the xfinity app today. our thanks, your reward

president biden is in california tonight campaigning for san diego and orange county representative mike levin, who is facing a tight race for reelection against republican brian marriott. >> today biden announced 13.5 billion dollars to help low income households with the heating costs. this winter. that's as energy experts predict americans will pay up to 28% more to heat their homes than they did last year. that's because of both inflation and the expected colder weather this year. 9 billion dollars will come from the department of energy. the rest is coming from the feds. low-income home energy assistance program. governor newsom mccall submitted plans to address homelessness as unacceptable. >> and is pa's ing state funds until better solutions are found. he says current plans would only result in a 2% decrease in homelessness over the next 2 years. the governor plans to meet with local leaders later this month to figure out how to better handle the homelessness crisis until that meeting. newsom well paused the latest round of grants to every county and the 30 largest cities in the state. so far, california has provided more than 1.5 billion dollars of em

>> brian: yes it is. the bidens to nantucket they don't have a house there where do they stay? >> steve: a friend's house. >> brian: don't you think it's a little weird? can i come over for thanksgiving? i got nowhere to go? >> ainsley: never stay at your friend's with houses you are a hotel kind of guy? >> brian: yeah. absolutely. >> steve: remember when they were down in kiawah island they stayed at somebody who is a donor and stuff like that. these mega donors have several houses. so it's not like they are going to be there. >> don't you think it's sponging off them as president? >> ainsley: they might be really good friends. >> get your own bug low. doesn't hunter have any money left over you? can't borrow money from hunter like you normally do and stay in a lean to? >> the big guy has a friend nantucket. >> guy who brought like his entire neighborhood to the patriot awards. >> brian: they didn't stay with me, they stayed in their own hotel rooms. >> what do you do for thanksgiving? you seem like you have a wond

. >> brian: we'll roll that club later. president bidening the g20 submit after avoiding the topic of covid after the meeting with president xi with china. >> steve: why would he duck out? earlier he joined other countries to unveil a $20 billion investment plan to promote the use of green energy in indonesia. >> ainsley: and peter doocy joins us live with all the details from bally. hey peter. >> speaking of animals not on a leash here not far from the presidential summit is happening, there are monkeys everywhere and they are not on a leash. and so that is something that president biden does not see every day. but he's not going to see anything for the rest of the night. he did call out sick to the leaders dinner this evening. we are told he does not have covid but this is a major missed opportunity for a guy who likes to brag about how america is back and how he can go and work his magic after decades in dc with world leaders. we've seen video of mds of saudi arabia talking to canada's trudeau. we know that they sent antony blinken the

biden did offer. and is also you have in the brian kemp ad that he cut for walker, you have him really focusing on bident going to change his agenda at all this cycle in the last press conference he had after of the election. and that's been a focus with going back to inflation. of course, the warnock team is focused on walker's baggage and his gaffes. that's always been a problem for walker. but the biden administration has had this inflation problem going on, and it's echoed from the general campaign. hopefully, they're trying to send that message home with brian kemp. charles: and, of course, president biden's had a few gaffes of his own. kristin, i want to go back to you on that because a lot was made of it, obviously, going into the midterms. democrats feel like everything worked out anyway and president biden certainly taking credit, in fact, emboldened enough to be talking more aggressively about 2024. >> yeah. i think a lot of it, if you look at the midterms across the board, it came town to the quality of candidates. down. and i think that's reflected here too in the georgia race. i mean, we ha

the house, they are ready to secure the border if the federal government and the biden administration will not. >> brianor, all these democrats saying, yeah, i'm going to secure the border like senator kelly suddenly puts on his bomber's jacket and talks how outrages he is about our broken border. any hope that they mean what they say? >> well, i think the proof is in the pudding there, right? you have a number of candidates that backed away from the biden administration's policies along this border. now, we'll have to see if they actually follow through with that after the election should they be reelected, but i think that is an open question. i think there's more opportunity to fix the crisis along that border. i think if you see, in poll after poll after poll. the american people do not support the biden administration's approach to securing that border, and so i think you've got to see wa the house is going to do under republican leadership and see what can be accomplished in the senate. >> brian: you still optimistic something will get done? >> i am. i am optimistic because i think it's such an im

brian chung. yamiche, president biden arguing this election is about more than economy, giving a big speech last night. how did that speech come about? >> last night president biden wanted to underscore what he sees as the deep and dangerous threat to democracy facing our country. he began by talking about that attack on paul pelosi, which really disturbed him and in some ways inspired this team. by arguing this is no ordinary election year. here's some of that speech. >> we're facing a defining moment, an inflection point. we must with one overwhelming unified voice speak as a country and say there's no place, no place for voter intimidation or political violence in america, whether it's directed at democrats or republicans. no place, period. >> reporter: so, the question now is how much of an i believe pact will this speech make? voters in poll after poll as you pointed out are far more likely to say that inflation and the economy are their top concerns rather than the future of democracy. even some democrat who is agreed with president biden last night are concerned that days before the election, p

our thanks, your rewards. >> brian: here we go. president biden president of china xi jinping will meet for the first time since taking office on monday. he will threats taiwan and how to manage competition between the world powers. joining us now to weigh in retired four star general fox news strategic analyst and institute for study of war general jack keane. general, where would you start, knowing where both countries are at this moment? >> well, first of all, the to continue the dialogue, this should be step one as the first face to face to keep that going. also, let's be realistic about the limitations of dialogue. our dialogue with putin and his military could not be any better. secretary of defense, chairman of the joint chiefs, routinely spoke to their counterparts and didn't deter putin, certainly from conducting the biggest war in europe since world war ii. so, but i think more specifically, i think we got to tell president xi allies in the rea sto tha aggression. and i think we have got to be unequivocally clear with him, brian, face to

>> brian: this is massive, president biden, did he think he had a deal?o make sure this wasn't a big deal before the midterm, they didn't get a big deal, unions said no, we do not accept it. you have a huge portion of this country's economy that depends on rails, not just food or gas, chemicals and we're talking about a strike that could start early december and actually start earlier for some industries because you can't put chemicals on a rail car that is going to sit there if you have a strike. week or two before that, start to get disruption, massive effect now, congress can step in at the last minute and say, look, you can't strike, that will probably happen here. biden did not broker the deal he claimed to broker and now we're sitting onnin approximates and needles wondering if the economy is going to shut down right before christmas. >> carley: such a good point about the fact companies are gun shy about putting their stuff on the trains, it may not get to the proper location sitting there. >> brian: everyone has to think, what do i do if this happ

. >> brian: president obama and president biden, former president obama will be appearing saturday withohn fetterman because he has trouble speaking. he can't run a rally. he is not well and the other thing to keep in mind. you think i'm naive to think they had a real friendship and back him up. >> katie: maybe. >> brian: he has between 22 and $27 million own fortune that he paid to run this race. that's pretty amazing. >> katie: numbers in the emerson poll dr. oz is ahead by 2%. 4% undecided. after people watch that debate they mod toward dr. oz. we will see what happens on tuesday. >> will: i can't speak for katie. i don't think you are naive for thinking they have a true friendship. might be naive to think oprah would place friendship above partisanship. >> katie: yeah. >> brian: couch it he is good guy but i can't vote for him. i don't see any of that i live in a different world. indicate optimist not a cynic. >> will: is could i earn your friendship. >> brian: vote for me or at least give me a reason why. you are a long way off. >> will: it's been hard. >> brian: it's not easy. >>

. >> brian: sounds like the crackdown on the hunter biden laptop before the 2020 election. >> ainsleyeing it inching in our own country, freedom of speech so so important. >> brian: i'll ask that to senator marco rubio when we come back at 8:30. >> ainsley: i'll hold you to that. >> brian: we'll tape this portion of the show and play it back. >> steve: mount holyoke, ainsley talked to somebody deprogrammed. >> annabella rockwell, she wouldn't to mount holyyoke, she took a gender studies course and realized they were teaching me to look at myself as a victim, everyone is attacking you. graduated with feelings of being anxious, depressed, unhappy. at 25 years old her mom was so concerned, she cut her mom off, she said mom, you've been opposed -- you've been oppressed your whole life and you don't even know it. and she felt like she was right and her mom was wrong so her mom hires, is worried about her and hired a deprogrammer and she charges, he charged $300 a day to work with her daughter and annabella went along with it and realized my mom is right and i am wrong. listen to this. >> i

brian: no notice. just one day it just turns up. >> it's out of control and it's crazy and it's all because of the democratic party. when bidenwn everything, that's when inflation went up and that's when everything started to happen. it starts with energy. >> brian: he wants a clean environment. >> i do, too. and some day it will happen. but we are not ready right now. >> brian: real quick, phil in alabama, i know the tide lost so you are in mourning. not a lot of drama there, but what about passion and drama for your race, kate were brit looks like a shoo-in. what about you. >> she is a great girl. i'm just here to see ainsley. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] brian that wasn't in the preinterview. >> ainsley: thawrches so much. >> steve: so he far, so good. steve: coming up. president biden doubles down on his fight against oil and coal. >> no more drilling. there is no more drilling. steve: okay. when will the white house walk back that twisted comment as well? plus, elon musk waste nothing time to turn around twitter. we will reveal the d. list celebrity who got the boot as "fox & friends" is live from new york city. [app

joe biden, with this action yesterday, i think it's a pretty good sign he is running. >> brian: yeah. pelosi, yeah, she is out of leadership. what does she care? six more years for chuck schumer, what is he worried about? let joe biden keep his baseball card clean. most people are smarter than that they are going it know exactly that the president punted. we ask that to john kirby. he will try to answer that he is going to be on with us in 20 minutes. >> steve: he is meanwhile, we know that weather is impacting a third of the country and we start with a fox weather alert right now. look at this. a life-threatening storm system rocking the south overnight. 25 reported tornadoes overnight. >> brian: that number growing by the hours as many folks across the region wake up. >> ainsley: our fox weather correspondent nicole valdes joins us live from mississippi with our first look at the aftermath. nicole? >> steve, ainsley, brine, good morning. unfortunately, we are waking up to see damage just like this all across the state of mississippi, louisiana, and alabama. here in caledonia, missis

. >> brian: for one thing joe biden has something to do. because he has nothing to do he is doing prime time speeches he has no business giving. nothing urgent about that speech. waste of good tv time or radio time however you listened to it. that speech could have been written two years ago. it was not in the news. he acts like nancy pelosi's husband is the only one who has been attacked when we show you every single day how many innocent people have been attacked by criminals that should be behind bars which leads you to the number one issue or two issue most people care about. the inflation that you caused, the economy -- the economic strains that you backed, and now crime that you're ignoring and then you bring up donald trump january 6th and paul pelosi where's nancy? that's the same thing fedex guy says when he needs signature. where's nancy is nothing perilous that's what you do when you are looking for nancy. no two things together. that guy, the nudist, black lives matter enthuse i can. pride flag owner living in a bus who sexually

. >> brian: three minutes after the top of the hour. president bideno michigan today to celebrate the economy that could grind to a screeching halt with a possible rail strike on the horizon. >> ainsley: president is calling on congress to pass legislation to avoid a work stoppage just a few months after bragging about brokering a deal. >> steve: jacqui heinrich is live outside the white house on this tuesday. hey, jacqui, i thought he was personally involved, not personally involved, and now he is saying hey, congress, why don't you get personally involved? what's going on? >> yeah, there has been a bit of a back and forth between the white house and the president over how directly he has been involved in these negotiations. we know that the department of labor, department of transportation is very involved. but, a little bit unclear what the president's role here is. however, this all is now happening with a big urgency just a day after congressional leaders said that intervention from the hill would really be a last resort. that's what the president

brian: terrible. >> steve: coming up, another fox news alert. president biden has been meeting with chinese president xi jinping for the rest of the morning. >> ainsley: the meeting of the two global superpowers is the first since he has taken office, and we are expecting remarks from our president after the meeting probably around 8:30. >> steve: peter doocy is live with the very latest. peter appeared >> the very latest is that meeting just wrapped after about three hours. the president's motorcade is on its way to our location. we don't know how things ended, but we know that they began the summit of superpowers with a handshake, and president biden had a big smile. when they sat down at their respective long tables with the u.s. delegation on one side and chinese delegation on another. president biden reminded everybody listening that they go way back. but from what we have been able to see, this is a very serious diplomatic meeting where president biden says he is hoping to lay out his redlines for the next two years. >> as the leaders of our two nations,

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biden. >> talk about brian kemp, right? he avoided herschel walker for quite sometime.or the first time on saturday. what's the deal here? what's the motivation? >> i think for brian kemp, he's trying to establish himself as a leader in the party. for him to do that, you've got to support t to be able to take credit if herschel walker can get that win, furthermore solidify his status as one of those governors that the national parties watching. he did campaign with herschel oscar for the first time, the entire primary season, general election season. they ran separate campaigns. they did not share the stage, even before the general election they literally held rallies at the same time within a few miles of each other, so it is notable that brian kemp is trying to motivate the voters that went with him in the general election to come back and support herschel walker. >> let's talk about some other motivation. let me just play this sound from herschel walker. kind of veering off topic, if you will, and then we will talk. >> the other night, i was watching this movie. i wa

emily compagno and joining us today is dagen mcdowell morgan ortagus and brian brenberg it's gonna be spicy. yes, president biden does how this first face-to-face meeting with china's president since she took office. the tension between the two countries here at home is pretty tough. there were other leaders spoke about taiwan, economic competition, and inflation according to a readout of the three hour long meeting the president did not a jumps set now coming from china. and the leaders of course, and the origins of covid was not on the list. he did use their set down to restart dialogue on climate change. and he also said that instead of pushing china to announce violence and warfare, well watch... >> i am not suggesting that this is kumbaya, everyone's going to go lay with agreement but i do not believe that there is a need for concern as one of you raise the religion my question and cold war. and i think that, i will conclude by saying it this way. , i want to be clear and be clear of all the leaders but particularly with xi jinping president of china. let me what i say and i say what i mean. so there is no

because biden seems eager to shovel it out. >> brian: he doesn't say anything about iranian protesters were chinese protesters in support of them and now, he's getting a total pass on something he said would bring stability to foreign policy. show me where the stability is. as the taliban how stable it is. >> ainsley: a lot of us are worried in idaho also so, so let's talk about this, class is in session at the university as the community remains on edge the murder of those four students two weeks ago. >> brian: the police are looking through the mounds of evidence but no more questions than answers. >> steve: joins us with the latest on this monday morning and over the weekend. we didn't get a lot of new information. >> good morning to all three of you, like you said more than two weeks since the brutal killings of those four university of idaho students. the police have not named a suspect or motive. the student said to return back to class but the university is giving them the option to finish the semester over concerning a killer remains on the loose. the police are still searching

brian kilmeade. the white house now claim president biden did in fact discuss the origins of covid-19 with xi earliers month. the president, however, said nothing about that issue in his news conference after the meeting. the white house notes on the meeting also didn't mention it eventually. white house national security spokesman john kirby dodged the question. >> the president has been very clear that we need china to be as transparent as possible when it comes to helping the world understand how covid started and how it advanced the way it did. certainly it was an issue. >> julie: but yesterday a white house official approached several outlets including fox claiming the president did, in fact, raise covid origins and pressed xi for transparency. dr. anthony fauci spoke yesterday and what is expected to be his final white house briefing before his retirement next month. here is what happened when reporters tried -- they actually dared to question him on the origins of the virus. >> dr. fauci, only 13% of -- >> hold on a second. we have a process here. i'm not calling out on people who yell. >> she

. >> brian: this all unfolding while president joe biden attending the g-20 summit in bali. house correspondent peter doocy is there with the latest: peter, last time we left you the president was will sleeping in mysteriously. we didn't know if he was sick or not. what happened after? >> well, what happened is the white house aides that are traveling with the president went and woke him up. something has to be really, really big for that to happen. for somebody traveling with the president to knock on the door of the hotel room and say we need your input on this right away. but, that is exactly what went down yesterday just right after we talked as -- and the way that poland's president is describing this now is unfortunate accident which lines up with president biden's initial caution that this missile likely was not launched from russia. >> >> there is preliminary information that contests that. i don't want to say that until we completely investigate. it's unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia. but, we'll see. >> we never see president bid

they will say it is about joe biden, they will say it is about stacey abrams, donald trump or even brianp. because that makes for flashy headlines and generates a lot of website cliques. but here is the truth, this election was about you. it was about you, the people of georgia. the people who weathered the pandemic. and emerged stronger than before. the people that came together and rejected the politics of division and hate. the people who stood up for what was right when everyone was watching. because that is who we are as a state. regardless of politics, we want to live in a state where our dreams for ourselves and our families are possible. where a good paying job when you finish high school or college isn't hundreds of miles away, it is right next door. when an entrepreneur can easily start their own business to provide for themselves and their family. where you can protect and serve your community wearing a badge and know that your citizens have your back. [applause] your governor and this family has it as well. where you can retire in safe neighborhood, worship freely and watch y

biden will tell you when people went to the polls. they agree country is on the wrong track. up to republicans to point out the policies that led us there. >> steve: that poll, brian, fox news voter analysis half the country blamed joe biden but the other half said that the inflation was caused by things out of his control. once again right down the middle. >> ainsley: they said it's affecting every country thrill. we are not only one. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for more headlines. >> carley: wild footage to show you. >> steve: you need to turn on your microphone. >> carley: uh-oh. >> brian: here, you can take mine. >> carley: i don't think it's going to work like that. all right, we will do it this way for now. suspects lead authorities for a chase fit for a video game. white van was stolen as the suspect tried to outrun police when it finally cornered darts inside a home and second truck all while on live tv. a driver ran several squad cars before finally being apprehended after officers fired shots into his car when he backed into police. the wild chase reportedly began over that driver's failure to for a routine stop. deadly listeria outbreak is being

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brian: dan doesn't need security and now steve doesn't either. >> ainsley: he's got a knock down but democrats bring in heavy hitters like president biden and formersident obama to get candidate john fetterman a boost. >> brian: as momentum shifts to g.o.p. candidates like oz. >> say something important. >> important also big news out of the keystone state buckle up for a barn burner for the first time dr. oz pulls ahead of john fetterman check this out. the new emerson college bowl oz leads fetterman 48 to mark 46 but the old tv pal abandon him with a late endorsement of his opponent, watch. >> i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania and of course i will tell you all this, if i lived in pennsylvania i would've already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> president biden at the campaign trail today heading to california and capping off with former president obama in pennsylvania for fetterman in an effort to slow the all as momentum. >> like we are as a people, like we are as a people and i want to bring balance back into this equation. i want to make sure the extreme ideas of john fetterman aren't there and to do that we

republican herschel walkere is now bolstered by someone much more popular than joe biden georgigeorvernora governor brian camp. >> tak e a look.en's families are struggling becausei of bonds inflationetter th and washington won't change unless we make georgia's doing better than the rest ofd the country because we stood up for hardworking families. herschel walker will vote forr georgia, not be another rubber stamp for joe biden. that's why i'm bac.k, priate herschelle. >> all right.in a that's nice. and that was very, veryn op-e appropriate. d now, in an op ed on fox newste .com today, murdoch echoed thatl sentiment and detailed three key reasons to support herschel walker. alker.roy does join us right now to explain, along with fox news contributors mark penn and leo terrell. gentlemen, thank you again veryi much for being here. t. roy, let's talk about hisi points and what strikes me. t i don't want to say it's kind of like a panic, but ween wouldn't be having to do thislia if there wasn't this kind of open fight in the republican party against someone, because trumsomeonp likes him versus whe need to

can't miss interviews, leon cooperman on the markets and national economic council's brian deese on president biden's just look around. this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take a class or fill out a medical form on public wifi with a screen the size of your hand. home internet shouldn't be a luxury. everyone should have it and now a lot more people can. so let's go. the digital age is waiting. >>> qu >>> welcome back johnson & johnson is buying a b biomed it closed yesterday at $252. and shareholders will receive contingent value right certain milestones are met almost a $17 billion acquisition. >> that is why you see the stock trading above $380 we should probably point out abiomed's 52 week high, do you know what it is? >> above that? >> no, $379.30 i think so paying right at the 52 week high it is a big premium from right here, but not from its high earlier this year. johnson & johnson also paying in cash, which is a good thing if you consider their stock what has happened to this year. and remember we had