working a documentary for tucker carlson originals about dana white. be out this winter on fox nation. if the animal part of you is starting to tell the higher reasoning part of you this is a police state, don't ignore your instincts. joe biden targeted his major political opponents. now the war against dissent reached a new level. the fbi targeting christians for their religious beliefs. that just happened. details straight ahead. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so you tell yourself it is not happening because you are an american and you believe in our institutions which have not been corrupt but now they are. justice department under joe biden. the doj spent the year trying to crush joe biden's political opponents. on friday dozens of fbi agents arrested a catholic pro-life activist in front of his wife and children. here he was in december of 2020. spot the criminal behavior. >> i turned the corner to go home and there is the abortionist at the end of the block. i have been praying for 20 years i would meet him. i went up to him said, when is this going to happen

were intengovernt on helping the government do that. >> cbs, for example, reported that quote, dana whiteis an epidemic on his hands. washington post reported the quote, epidemiologist, blash ufc president dana whiteh ,where she was never any evidence that dana white had in anwas no ey way contributed tort the pandemic. it was all a lie. >> so the point of the story, however, is that dana white kept ufc alive during the lockdown's. he did not bow to pressure. he persisted, didn't lay off a single person. it's an inspiring story. >> here's part of it.kdowns diffthank you for having us . thanks for having never done ana interview with human blood on bd the floor, and i like it.oor >> so the first thing i notice, f ufc, watched a lot o small small this is . the octagon in real life, there. is no place to run. >> yeah, shis o this is a small. version of it that we use here w at the apex. but when we go into arenas, we use a bigger one . this would look like a likeld a map in some of the arenas that we go to, the one thate they fight in on pay per view in arenas is much bigger. >> what are the

we just sat down with a man who runs the ufc, dana white, the president in las vegas. us why he held fights why why he kept his business going, the sport operating, despite the covid shutdown. watch. >> they never built anything. they don't -- nobody depends on them for a paycheck. but all they do is sit back and criticize. i'm going to kill people. i care more about money than i do human life. i heard it all. and "the new york times," as you can imagine, was blasting me daily. >> a long and fascinating interview with dana white. if you don't know who dana white is, certainly the most influential man in sports, and a smart man. we'll air the whole thing monday right here. also working on a documentary coming up this winter. again, it's worth watching monday 8:00 eastern. >> tucker: so the pillow guy, mike lindell, had his phone seized at a fast-food restaurant, and of course the left loved it. they couldn't explain why. alan dershowitz is a liberal democrat, and didn't love it all. he'll join us after the break to mistaken why. blendjet's summer sale is on now! cool of

. >> ainsley: ufc president dana white you know him. a tough guy. probably the fastest growing sport in the united states. he is definitely influential when it comes to politics and all things sports, too. he sat down with tucker carlson. they flew out to vegas. sat down with each other. also coming out with a documentary about dana white, his life and more about politics. he sat down and air a portion of that tonight on the show. here's a clip of what you will see. >> donald trump saw that this thing could possibly be big. plus, he is a sports guy. he loves spores. and, he offered us to come do the event at the trump taj mahal in atlantic city. cut us a fair deal and we went down there. did two events with him. showed up for the first tight and sai stayed for the second f. he took us in and he was great. everything that' ever happened to me in my career after that day the first guy to reach out and say congratulations was donald trump. you know, always sending something and saying congratulations like, a guy who is genuinely happy for your success.

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if you don't, who dana white is probably most influential, certainly the most influential man in sports and a smart man.en we're going to hear the whole thing monday right here. also working on a documentaryy on him in the ufc for tucker carlson. ister.which is coming up this wg monday 8:0 but again, it's worth watching monday, 8:00 eastern, so guy the pillow guy, mike lindell, was just apprehended by the fbi and had his phone seized at, an a fast food restaurant. and of course, the left lovee d it. it couldn't explain why alan dershowitz is a liberal de democrat. he did not love it at all.mocra and he's going to join after the break to explain why it's really striking the amount of control that china already has . we're going to wake up one day and we're going to ask, how did this happen? and the answer is we let it happen. china knew very clearly what they wanted from brazil. they know brazil can play a key role in their rise under the biden administration. china is replacing the united states as the dominant power in our hemisphere. china will build ports. they'll build roads, comple

back from las vegas because we wanted to meet the president of in, eec, dana white, who actualy runs it really does run it in a way that no other person runs an entire sport. we play the first part of our interview yesterday, but ufc is really a lot more thansta boxingy.. ing. it's basically replaced boxing in the combat sports . and it's an amalgam of all kinds of different martial arts, wrestling, jujitsu, judo ,a lot of other disciplines. so we're doing a whole documentary on this. and while we are talking and we asked, hey, we'd love to see your personal office because we'd heard it was pretty unbelievable. we couldn't even imagine emily as what it was actually like because it was that unbelievable. and hopefully we captured the sense of it on tape. >> here it is . this is insane. >> i love this saber tooth. is that real? that's real. is thathat's a saber tooth tige. that's probably the nicest saber tooth tiger skull you'lltt ever see. i've never seen a similar to'sbh tiger skule >> what' what's that? this. so this. oh, outplaying puffy's. so first the gun. the gun represents war

the fbi's humboldt, secret service, postal inspection service and remember, dana white house congressionalor $22 billion in additional funding. >> dana: taxpayers ought to pay attention to that, mcconnell shane, thank you. >> bill: it texas for merced migrants bull rush is 150-acre ranch. and he posted eight tiktok yesterday showing several men racing across his property telling fox digital they barged into his elderly grandparents home and that store, the rancher adds "one video of hundreds that i have and it happens daily and it is a daily occurrence, we will see it that way, we see it above with the drone shots on the ground. >> dana: republican sharpening their attacks on democrats with a series of damaging ads on crimes. will the left be able to counter it? leo trail joins us next. plus lori lightfoot hitting back the ceo of mcdonald's after one about the crime problem, saying he's been misinformed ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bill: a moment ago the dow jones below 30,000 for the first time we have seen in some time. if the same moment, about mccarthy introducing his planet, his commitment to america.

. >> dana: the white house will say it's okay, we understand they have a scheduling conflict and not be offended. >> the heisman awards stiff arm you understood. >> dana: i did not understand it but bill explained it to me during the break. >> bill: see you at 6:00. take care. >> that's not how it works. we actually -- no. >> that's not what you guys want to happen but it's what's happening. >> it is not like somebody walks over. >> that's exactly what's happening. >> an explanation from the briefing room at the white house the border is secure. this exclusive video shot yesterday shows migrants casually strolling across that same border. comes as law enforcement agents release photos dating back to 2018 being smuggled into the country. team fox coverage bill melugin on the ground in texas. gillian turner has the news out of washington on this. good morning. >> good morning, bill. in the wake of that claim off the white house podium that no one is walking across the border illegally law enforcement is looking at how people are coming here. the takedown of one of the human smuggling ri

. >> dana: the white house striking a tentative deal to avert a railroad workers strike. the question now is what concessions did the biden administration make to the union bosses and will the deal hold? peter doocy is live at the white house with more. hi, peter. >> very carefully worded statement saying it's a win for the rail workers but a victory for the rail companies and the president says in that statement i thank the unions and rail companies for negotiating in good faith and reaching a tentative agreement to keep our critical rail system working and avoid the disruption of our economy. it sounds like president biden pressured rail companies to make concessions the their workers. when he phones the room where deals were being ironed out he didn't talk about the impact the strike would have on families and businesses and now in this deal rail workers are getting what they want. unpaid days off to go to the doctor without having points against them in the current attendance system. these workers will also get 24% raises and $5,000 in bonuses. it is the kind of deal

. >> dana: the white house doing some damage control over the president's preponderance answer on 60 minutes. it was his first formal interview in seven months and the contradictions were plentiful. >> it's the highest inflation rate in 40 years. >> president biden: i've got that. guess where we are? in a position where for the last several months it hasn't spiked. it has just barely -- been basically even. >> is the pandemic over? >> president biden: no one is wearing masks, everyone seems to be in good shape. the pandemic is over. >> would the forces protect the island? u.s. forces, u.s. men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion? >> president biden: yes. >> dana: there is a lot there. you'll see the answer on inflation you'll see that in a lot of republican messaging between now and election day. pandemic thing, apparently nobody in the white house who was there for the interview watched the interview alerted the covid response team to the comments. so most of those people, the doctors, etc., learned about it from the media and you can see in the mixed co

>> dana: no. >> jesse: was the white man even tracking hurricane speeds in florida 100 years ago? . >> dana: that is an interesting thing. don lemon, he grew up there, he says he grew up there. that doesn't make you an expert, of course, but you can have a feeling for a place and a desire for people to be well, but it does misses the point that they have added millions of homes and people and the same will be true when we see more wildfires this fall, as we usually see, especially when it is really dry out west. everyone is like, well, that is global warming, as well. actually, more people are living in the wild urban interface, that is why it is called -- people are living along the coastline. one great thing about this is a lot of people did obey the evacuation orders and florida is really well versed in coordination with not just the federal government but amongst each other. all of these counties are talking about how they are great friends and they know each other very well, so they can communicate. the thing that killed me is it's the democrats that are very, very worried abo

and trace. >> trace: live for us at the white house, alex, thank you. >> dana: let's bring in jessica tarlov co-host of the "the five" and charlie hurt from the washington times. jessica, we talked about this on "the five" last night. the white house was complaining it was a campaign kickoff. no news in the speech, no new policy in the speech. i'm curious if you think they were able to deliver their message effectively by saying that it was not really meant to attack anybody but then you had not just the words, but even the setting and the background. i have to wonder what advance people were thinking there, jessica. >> i've definitely seen a lot of feedback on social media. i will say every democrat that i heard from, people tax paying were saying this was the speech that they had been waiting for joe biden to make and it has been a complaint for years that republicans are always on offense and we're always on defense. we're always trying to sooth republicans' feeling and mitch mcconnell will do whatever he has to do including stealing a supreme court seat to get things done. the per

our fifth witness will be, miss dana white, chief production officer at walker and dunlap. ms. wade served as commissioner's federal housing commission in 2020. she has also extensive experience in the executive branch of management and budget. she also has roots in the senate committee on banking. we welcome her because we're gonna have so many senators participate, we will have to stick really closely to five minute rule. miss bell, you traveled the furthers, so start us off. >> wonderful. well, thank you, mister chairman, and ranking member crapo, and members of the committee. first off, i want to acknowledge and appreciate the opportunity to testify on the vital role of the tax incentives play in our nation's affordable housing delivery system. again, for the record, i'm andrea bell, director of community services. we service the state of oregon 's finance agency. first off, mister chairman, thank you for your steadfast leadership. for many years and continuously elevating the needs of the people of oregon and their housing needs collectively. senator crapo, i also want to

dana: thank you. >> bill: so this is breaking as well. former trump white house stage gift steve bannon expected to turn himself in tomorrow in new york city expecting to face charges in a state criminal matter. the "washington post" reports he is accused of lying to donors who gave money to fund southern border wall construction. a similar federal case ended when president trump pardoned bannon. he calls the new charges phony and a political weaponization of the criminal justice system. stand by for more. >> dana: border district on the verge of going red for the first time ever. how does cassie garcia hope to knock off henry cuellar. >> bill: the head of the second largest teachers union firing back at critics and how she is defending the policies that kept kids at home. >> dana: republican senate dr. oz talking about fetterman's health. is it a good strategy? we'll ask karl rove. >> he is insulting the voters of pennsylvania by dodging the debate because he wants to avoidance erg for some of the far left radical comments he made. if he is sick then he is

throwing a big party at the white house yesterday afternoon in celebration of the inflation reduction act and brushing off the latest inflation numbers claiming it is not so bad. >> danarecord territory. consumer price index 8.3%. kevin cramer wondering what were they thinking at the white house? >> with regard to the party over at the white house, the only thing i can say is the one thing that's more incompetent than their policy is politics. how you can be so tone deaf as to celebrate on this day a bill that they've dubbed the inflation reduction act is beyond tone deaf. i think it will blow up in their faces. >> bill: edward lawrence joins us from the north lawn of the white house. good morning. >> the market certainly had the worst day they've had under this president. as president biden celebrated the inflation reduction act. the dow was down the largest amount since june of 2020. that as we're seeing those 40-year highs or near 40-year highs in consumer price index inflation. now, this was the images that we saw out of the white house when all that was happening. there was a celebration with james taylor singing. the songs according to a white house official wer

white house. she seems to be winging it and blame donald trump. >> dana: she's reading from her notes. him touch black and hispanic kids were twice as likely as white kids to be remote and no life access to a teacher, so they were hurt worse. luca cohen song about it, 6 feet apart. they made it up, from the medical experts that the kids have to be 6 feet apart. because of that they didn't go back to school. and it wasn't based on science and that's why everything was shut down. huntington learning center, people pay extra ticket don't want to get their kids extra help. the private industry the way that the department to supplement school education because teachers are strung out and overworked. >> judge jeanine: you know, there was talk that some of the students might make up the loss with teaching time by going to summer school. even those kids did not benefits and when you look at this on a global scale, i remember talking about this, chinese kids in school, european kids are in school, it's just the american kids. we were on so high on the spectrum to begin with and we are falling b

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dana: incredible. peter doocy at the white house. >> bill: one expensive ballot. bring in charlie gasparino from fox business. the question out there is how much higher could it go? is it levling off? >> it might come down a little bit. it is still at historic highs. this administration loves to brag that it only raises taxes on the rich. the super wealthy. well, inflation is a wicked tax on the working class and you were talking about wages being eaten up by this inflation. he talks about jobs, the president. if you have to work three times as hard or work two jobs to afford that same hamburger, that's a problem. that's kind of what we have right now. it could get worse. here is the other problem. because of his fiscal policies, what the white house does. they spend so much money. the federal reserve has to essentially increase interest rates much more than it wanted to. so what it comes down to is the fed has to enforce the recession and a steep one instead of what they tried to do which was known as a soft landing. maybe calm the economy down a little bit to ge

. >> todd: what is worse, "the view" response, white house response, dana perino should have just saidout it today. president biden trying to use italy election of right-wing leader georgia meloni warning democracy is at stake. you saw what happened in italy, you are seeing what is happening around the world, the reason i bother to say that, you can't be saying what is happening here either. i said this earlier in the hour and will say it again, the future is female to electing conservative woman is the end of democracy, is that all the democrats have, joe? >> joe: good point. whole democracy in peril argument is ultimate deflection. joe biden can't run on handling of inflation or economy or wages or gas prices because majority of americans give them poor grades on that, can't run on handling of crime skyrocketing through american cities as you guys talk about every morning and absolutely can't run on handling of illegal immigration at u.s. southern border or education and parent rights. they make the midterm about boogiemen and women running in other countries or don't exist here and

dana: the border crisis. texas sending migrants to a third democrat-run city as the white house fails to respond to the surge of daefdly fentanyl. i'm dana perino and bill has some time off. >> trace: good morning, i'm trace gallagher and this is "america's newsroom." texas sending its first bus loads of migrants to chicago arriving last night. greg abbott saying he looks forward to saying mayor lori lightfoot welcome the asylum seekers since chicago is a sanctuary city and lightfoot fired back calling it racist. >> dana: president biden staying silent on the fentanyl. 300 people a day die. >> that is expected to get worse. fentanyl seizures at the border continue to double year-over-year. peter doocy brought it up in yesterday's briefing but according to the white house everything is just fine. >> 300 overdoses a day now. we know fentanyl is coming in the sfwoo* the country across the southern border. >> we are securing the border. we have record levels of funding from dhs to stop drugs from entering into the country. >> 300 overdoses designed to target children. drug cartels in mexico want to kill american

dana: we'll see what happens. let's bring in karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. one of the issues is fetterman's health. another way that dr. oz talked about it last night. call for two. >> i think he is insulting the voters of pennsylvania by dodging the debate. he is dodging their questions and dodging questions from the press. his campaign says he is doing fine and he said that as well. yet he doesn't debate. i can only assume because he wants to avoid answering for some of the far left radical comments he has made. >> dana: there was some controversy before when the health issue first came up criticizing dr. oz for bringing it up. now you have the "pittsburgh post-gazette" also saying something similar, karl. >> absolutely. look, anybody who saw the first campaign appearance that fetterman made in pennsylvania following his weeks off the campaign trail after his stroke would have questions about it. he faltered. he couldn't put sentences together. it was very awkward and painful to watch. he even today four months after the stroke continues to display problem

white house advisor john kirby with dana and me last hour calling putin's comments irresponsible. >> he is definitely under more pressure now internally and externally and increasingly clear he is not doing well in ukraine. why else call up a mobilization of 300,000 troops? we have said from the beginning and you would see the rhetoric last night is consistent with this from him. it is irresponsible for a nuclear power to speak that way about the possible use of nuclear weapons or any weapons of mass destruction. >> dana: greg palkot is live in london. hi, greg. >> yes, tough words from russian president vladimir putin as his going gets tougher in his war against ukraine. in a rare televised address he called for the partial mobilization of reservists, 300,000, to bolster the ranks of his forces hit harder than expected by ukraine military counter offensive. most disturbing is a not so veiled threat he made to the west about his possible use of nuclear weapons claiming unnamed nato states were engaged in nuclear blackmail against russia. here is a bit of what he had to say. >> if the

. >> dana: ron, they did answer a question from the white house from peter doocy earlier this week.g all week. this is a map showing the fentanyl gate ways into the united states from mexico. and then you had karine jean-pierre the white house press secretary say fentanyl seizures are up by 200%. she said so that proves that we are doing all that we need to do because the cbp has actually seized this much fentanyl. how would you respond to her saying that they've done their job? >> i'm grateful there are people out there border patrol, cbp, dps are protecting us from the poison. let's not pretend the disaster going on at the border is somehow doesn't exist because we made more seizures than we did last year. the reason there is more fentanyl in the pipeline is because the cartels are becoming more and more bold because they essentially control the traffic across the border between the ports of entry. yes, great we catch it but it is not everything. when the highway patrol goes out and writes three speeding tickets they don't tell the people they work for know one on the highway is b

. >> dana: national issue is immigration and the bussing and flying of migrants, this is exchange from a briefing in the white house briefing room where you and i used to be together. watch here. >> why is the administration flying thousands of migrant from the border to florida and new york in the middle of the night? >> it is our legal responsibility to care for unaccompanied children until they are unified with parents, we have moral obligation to deliver on that. >> what did governor desantis do to them, use them as political pawns because the governor care about political theater. >> dana: setting aside legality of this, how do you assess the politics? >> bret: the politics are ugly for democrats and the white house, they have a situation where border numbers are overwhelming and yes, you can call this a political stunt, a political move, of course, it also increased attention on the sectors not paying attention. on google, immigration and crime is above abortion and the fbi raid of mar-a-lago. it is increasingly in the front of mind because more and more people are paying attention to it. look at the co

dana perino. "the five." that cracked you up, judge. the biden whitese is a brand-new enemy when it comes to exposing the border crisis, and yet he's got better hair than jesse. it's our very own bill melugin, politico got the scoop that has reporting it is getting under the skin of white house officials are leaving them. because he's actually doing his job and report muscular. >> witnessing up in every single day. del rio sector extremely hot, averaging more than 700 apprehensions of it in the last week. this the ' but i've ever seen come up to the border bid they were opening this gate little by little and people would try to cram through and come into the united states. >> border patrol does not have enough agents to process these. the situation is completely deteriorating. >>> it's a free-for-all. if people can get across the river they can walk in. this is a single massive group of about a hundred and 60 people who crossed almost all of them are single adults hundreds upon hundreds of these smart migraines. the city of el paso is being inundated b

as it can bring enough attention to preachieve something that dana said in terms of getting them to go to the whiteg this is being done differently. >> jeanine: i think it's gonna bring attention to it. the question that i have is do these people realize how crazy they sound? does lori lightfoot and mayor adams and the rest of them -- lightfoot saying he's manufacturing a crisis. you know what? why don't you go down to the southern border and take a look at the crisis down there. it makes no sense. will it result in something good? it may result in something good. right now mayor lightfoot is looking for donations. she is looking for people to give her money so she can take care of the illegals. the bottom line is that you can say that abbott is being kind. he's saving the federal government money by spending $30 million in the transportation of these illegals. the christian thing really bothered me with lori lightfoot. you know the humor is great but don't say that he's unchristian because he's doing that, and the unchristian thing is the trafficking commits the human trafficking, it's the rape tr

. >> dana: he is wearing the same jacket the last time i talked to him there was no jack hammer. the wonderful staff at the white house does not intend for that to happen. >> bill: you have to keep the place beautiful. >> dana: it is very beautiful indeed. harris faulkner is up next on "the faulkner focus". here she is. >> harris: breaking news this hour. republican governor ron desantis bringing his tough game to the table. he just put illegal immigrants on planes landing them in the luxury hob knob island loved by the left martha's vineyard. democrat-led cities getting the bitter taste of biden's border crisis now. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". the governors of texas and arizona welcome the florida contribution waging a battle against the white house and its policies allowing now more than 2 million illegal immigrants to flow across our nation's sovereign border to the south under biden's watch. desantis is now sending illegal immigrants to the blue state of massachusetts where the vineyard is, as you know. two planes filled with those illegal immigrants arrived at martha's vineyard

dana perino. "the five." that cracked you up, judge. the biden whitet comes to exposing the border crisis, and yet he's got better hair than jesse. it's our very own bill melugin, politico got the scoop

it was shortly after midnight when the missiles hit white's feet in ripping apart holes and lives a family of 4 were all killed. instantly dana picked up a picture from the rubble and memory of neighbors gone too early. for the machine they 1st found ala the grandmother than the mother and her daughter. and they had to search the rubble for the sun. we had fragments of a couch on our roof and there were human remains burnt on it so i wasn't injured, but i am scared now each asked iron will remind me of this lee. i'll be scared each time it goes off. is not here yet. what kind of miss i hit, but it left the crater 10 meters deep. just a day ago, a family home stood here for houses have been flattened among others, 60 damage. this is a residential neighborhood. we don't see any military presence in the area, nor is there any kind of infrastructure that could have been targeted. people who are worried because of recent, the number of air strikes has increased. another s drive targeted the bus station a few meters away from the central train station. there were also stripes in the hunt cave in the north east and several southern

white house in honor of the inflation reduction act, bill. >> thank you, peter. nice to see you from the north lawn. >> dana: let's bring in james freeman, "wall street journal" editorial page assistant editor and fox news contributor. the mid-term voting issues, economy at 77% the most important. you think what peter just said. people making decisions about their life. i think gun policy, violent crime out there. healthcare always hangs in. it continues to be an issue for people. economy job number one for republicans here? >> it normally is. we talked about there is a cluster of issues that favor republicans and others favor democrats. here we see the cluster the republicans lead on is what is highly important to voters. the new reading tomorrow on inflation for august will be important. but i don't think it really even if it's better, even if it's improved people understand the pain of the last year. when it went up 8 1/2% year-on-year terrible for a family budget. >> bill: what you hear from democrats in tight races as they're saying hey, you were late to the party. maggie hassan is one of them, running

white parents are against it. marr knows it too. that's the threat to their power. >> yeah. that's one of the reasons that joe biden is not doing well, danatheory, this gender identity, apparently something like 70% of americans do not think that kind of education should be taught in grammar school, period. >> right. >> sometimes as jesse suggested, as bill clinton said, they say things that maybe aren't accurate. is critical race theory a problem in schools? >> like bill marr i don't have children, so i don't know. i only know what we cover and read, so yes. regardless of what i think, the parents think it is. in fact, critical race theory is also becoming an umbrella term for all the woke stuff being taught in the schools. so everything is being put under that. so, for example, if you asked this question, do you want your 5-year-old to learn about gender identity from the gen z government employee? parents are, like, no, i don't want that. i think the gubernatorial races happening across the country, there's several competitive ones, that's where education could make a difference, because schools, there's not a lot of federal policy tha

the white house now going after the governors for trying to take matters into their own hands. dana has the day off. welcome back to our colleague and office mate sandra. >> sandra: congratulations to the doocys, fantastic news. we have some recipes to cook up tonight. thanks for being here. it is "america's newsroom," president biden and democratic mayors are slamming republican governors for relocating those migrants to sanctuary areas. the president is accusing republicans of using those asylum seekers as political props. florida governor ron desantis is responding now by calling the president a hypocrite. >> biden would fly people in the middle of the night, dump them all across this country. there was no warning on any of this. the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go -- their virtual signaling is a fraud. >> bill: the white house is talking about taking legal action. california governor gavin newsom takes it a step further and considering -- he is asking the department of justice to

he will have an inflation reduction act at the white house today. >> bill: we'll see how we go throughout the day. the markets are down now. >> danapage is due in court today. he along with the suspect in the kidnap and murder of eliza fletcher and the suspect in another murder in california this month all repeat offenders who got out of jail early for prior crimes. now officials in one state are taking steps to address criticism of soft on crime policies alex hoff in washington >> this varies state by state when it comes to sentencing and how long a prisoner much serve. thee examples but they have sparked a national debate over the early release of violent offenders. hepder son is accused of the kidnapping and murder of fletcher. he was convicted of a similar abduction in 2000 and sentenced to 20 years behind bars but released four years early. the 19-year-old kelly from the shooting spree in memphis pled guilty to aggravated assault last april and sentenced to three years but only served 11 months. we spoke from the heritage foundation. >> the problem is when people hear somebody is sentenced 20 to life. for the most part that's

the white house now going after the governors for trying to take matters into their own hands. danacys, fantastic news. we have some recipes to cook up tonight. thanks for being here. it is "america's newsroom," president biden and democratic

any dana slandered 75 million americans, according to former us president donald trump, speaking at a rally in pennsylvania , he recalled the current head of the whitee and his words that the republicans are extremists and declared that the real enemy of america is biden himself and his democratic companions. he is an enemy of the state. if you want to know the enemies, he's already a group of people that controls him, they circle around him and are like joe do this joe do that, you can do it joe his speech was full of malice and hatred. and by the way, the very next morning. he forgot what he said. and trump is clearly not alone in his opinion, an angry article erupted from the washington times, writing that biden and his party are turning before our eyes, i quote in textbook fascists. the publication's experts list facts about the democrats and spread misinformation to suppress their critics. arrange persecution of political opponents. so recently, the so -called ministry of truth appeared in the states as a special department within the framework of law enforcement agencies, which in fact censors the media. burning fear and searching for enemies

dana: the border crisis. texas sending migrants to a third democrat-run city as the white house fails to respond to the surge sending its first bus loads of migrants to chicago arriving last night. greg abbott saying he looks forward to saying mayor lori lightfoot welcome the asylum seekers since chicago is a sanctuary city and

white little code. i gave my miniatures now serve so many physicals when i was a kid. >> jeanine: okay, dana, let's keeps a favorite. i also loved the spiral graph. you can make little designs. i don't know what this includes games but operation was a great game. >> greg: i would do that when i was dressed as a doctor. >> geraldo: that's why we have a generation of addicts. >> jesse: light bright is for girls and a nerf ball is trash. there's no impact when you throw it against anything. i was a lego guy. i built the "star wars" lego ships. that was my thing. it takes a high level of thinking to construct something like that. >> jeanine: yes it does, clearly, thank you. go ahead, geraldo. >> geraldo: , senior citizen, analog person. so it was a bb gun and my bicycle. >> greg: bb guns were awesome. >> greg: or what did you do with your bb gun? >> geraldo: i framed it like davy crockett. >> jeanine: mr. potato head, that's it. >> jesse: they renamed it, it's called the stealth serve. >> jeanine: he's now teaching at harvard. up next this is one lucky baby. multimillionaire dads welcoming their newborn son

york from the state house to white house, dealing with one party democratic control and best chance to change that is flip the new york 18th congressional district. >> danarime is polling for republicans well in state of new york. >> crime and support for law enforcement is big issue in my district, my district, has highest percentage of active and retired nypd and fdny citizens in new york. they are dealing with law enforcement and safety issues we have here in new york city and across the state with failed no bail law, that is something we're talking about on repeated basis, i'm proud to have over 15 law enforcement organizations that have endorsed me and we're showing you can support law enforcement to keep our xh communities safe. my opponent said they want to disarm police, take away weapons and protective equipment from police, this does not make hudson valley families safe and we need to turn that around. >> bill: eastern time zone, we will get early results, leans democrat slightly, you're predicting a win, we'll see if that happens. >> we'll deliver victory and looking forward to it. >> bill: nice to meet you. >> dana: senate race in pennsylvani

shortly after midnight when the missiles hit, the whites frequently meet crow ripping apart holes and lies. a family of 4 were all killed. instantly. dana picked up a picture from the rubble and memory of neighbors gone to early autumn lashley. they 1st found ala the grandmother than the mother and her daughter. and they had to search the rubble for the sun. we had fragments of a couch on our roof and that we human remains burnt on it so i wasn't injured but i am scared. now each ass iron will remind me of this lee. i'll be scared each time it goes off. is not clear yet what kind of miss i hate, but it left the crater 10 meters deep. just a day ago, a family home stood here for houses have been flattened around under 60 damage. this is a residential neighborhood. we don't see any military presence in the area, nor is there any kind of infrastructure that could have been targeted. people are worried because of recent. the number of air strikes has increased. another, as dr. targeted the bus station a few meters away from the central train station. there were also strokes and hug. keep in the northeast and several southern cities includin

white house not confirming that. an interesting list of who is there. >> bill: thanks, griff, nice to see you in washington >> dana: joiningm, anchor of "the story" who made it to london for us. thank you for being there and let's get your observations as this has unfolded. >> hi, dana and bill. good morning to both of you from buckingham palace. obviously there is a lot underway. there are lots of people gathering here and for the very first time the royal standard flag has been raised behind us over buckingham palace in honor of the fact that king charles iii is in residence. i know you heard earlier about the fact that he spent a little time with the crowds here and had a quick exchange with some of them. this is an enormous day for him. he will speak tonight around 6:00 local time. make his first address to the nation as king. a moment he has been waiting for his whole life. it is conflicted with a lot of grief, a lot of sadness for the loss of his mother as the world outpouring is just beginning and will stretch over the 10 days of this period of mourning that is in effect right now in great britain. of course, everyb

dana. thanks so much for having me on here today. yes, i was able to go visit on friday, traveled with the white house infrastructure director mitch landreau to really talk to the mayor and talk to the plant workers to find out exactly what is going on. as you said, there has been a lot of infrastructure damage that has been present for many years. and so where we are focused right now from fema is being able to make sure we can provide and support the mississippi emergency management agency with bring in safe drinking water, bottled water, supporting their operations. but more importantly, bringing in our federal partners that can really understand what it's going to take to bring this plant back to full operational capacity. >> when will that happen? when will they get clean drinking water in jackson? >> yeah, i think it's still too early to tell, dana. i think that having epa and the army corps of engineers, we had a really good conversation on friday about what it's going to take and the assessments they're doing. it's going to happen in phases. the focus right now is making sure we can get bottled water out. right now we're providing

. >> dana: putin said he's going to use nuclear weapons and is not bluffing. but instead to respond at the u.n. assembly speech, and whitehere on set with the preview. senator marco rubio joins us after migrants are now suing the governor's forgiving them free transportation to sink three cities. litigation, i guess that the american way. plus, two republican women running for congress. the races are very tight as we are seven weeks to the midterm election. what is that competitive edge? we'll find out. we'll see you at 9:00. for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontrollable coughing fits. ask your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination because it's not just for kids. ♪today, my friend, you did it...you did it...♪ today, you took centrum and took one more step towards taking charge of your health. centrum gives you 100% of the daily value of key nutrients. so every day, you can say, ♪you did it!♪ with centrum our internet isn't ideal... my dad made the brilliant move to get us t-mobile home internet. oh... but everybody's online during the day so we lose speeds. we've become... ...nocturnal. w

. >> dana: david connor, lead public information officer and a very good one in pinellas county. i'm sure we'll see you again soon. >> thank you. >> bill: the whiteouse defending president biden's record on crime as the former white house press secretary jen psaki calls the issue a huge vulnerability for the party heading into the mid-terms. recent polling, 69% of voters say crime is a highly important issue. republicans lead by 14 points on the party america trusts to handle it. peter doocy part of the change from yesterday, north lawn today. >> good morning, bill. that r plus 15 in the "washington post" abc poll is republican's biggest advantage on the issue of crime since 1991. >> in reality, when we speak with community leaders in communities that are really suffering dramatic escalation in violent crimes is they want more police on the street, they want more prosecutors in order to keep people in jail, and oh by the way they would like more activities for their children so that their kids have positive things to do. >> governor youngkin is referring to clips like this. a homeless man chasing and beating a stranger in new york. back out on th

dana, your reaction to what you just heard? >> i find that laughable, residents and parents have kids go back to school full time if they crowd funded lawsuits. there is no way that what the white is putting out is true and we know it. >> todd: rob, drop in test scores is proof this has not gone well for people who instituted lockdowns. students declined in reading and math, that is the largest average school decline in reading, first ever score decline in math, is this gas lighting by the dems attempt to distract from the horrible numbers? >> i can't imagine it couldn't be, it is so orwellian, it is almost soviet, they are talking about how school closures were the way to go. there is damage cited, to say nothing of the social damage kids will get for not being around their pals for two years, makes you wonder if they believe this stuff themselves. >> beth, you were a lifelong democrat, could you vote for the party after how they mishandled this pandemic? >> i don't think i could. i will never say never, you never know how things could change, there is no circumstance under which i would vote for a democrat. in pennsylvania, we have a governor race coming up and the democratic

. >> dana: the congressional budget office came out yesterday and said it is going to cost $420 billion for the student loan package. that's without congress even weighing in. it's just the whiteaying. >> you can say it's unconstitutional. a president does have authority in emergency situations to take a billion here or there. president trump did it with regard to the wall and took money that was designated for the pentagon. but $400 billion and penn wharton says it's a trillion. a very favorable calculation of how much it will cost. this is something that is supposed to start -- this kind of spending is supposed the start from congress, not the president. >> bill: you sit at home and think it's a lot of money. we've been talking trillions for three years. the 420 billion price tag is equal to the $1400 stimulus checks that biden sent to americans at the beginning of his term. >> where is it going? all those people who paid off their loans, all of the parents who saved working two jobs to pay off their kids' loans are getting the raw end of the stick here. colleges and universities, particularly the ivy league ones, the once who preach to all of us, they have multi- billion do

dana, thank you as always. >> good to see you, jesse. >> jesse: now hypocrisy is nothing when it comes it democrats and no one does it better than barack obama. back when barry was in the whiteto tell us he was captain planet. >> in my first inaugural address i committed this country to the tireless task of combating climate change and protecting this planet for future generations. what matters is that today we can be more confident that this planet is going to be in better shape for the next generation and that's what i care about. >> jesse: just more hot air from barack because he couldn't care less about the environment. this weekend the former president was in l.a. grabbing a bite to eat with his daughters and obviously very trendy restaurant. while the obamas dined on $20 sushi rolls their suv sat idling outside just spewing pollution into the air. ilgding for hours. check out the video from the daily mail showing barry casually strolling out of the restaurant not a care in the world before jumping into the suv. what happened? i thought barry loved the environment that doesn't look like a guy who cares about his footprint too much. and it certainly doesn't look like the

white house and participate in all of the pomp and circumstance that is supposed to be classic america. and donald trump just didn't do that. >> right, right. there's that infamous tiffany's box. danauch. >>> next, the search for the person who killed a las vegas reporter is raising questions about an elected official. and ties to that reporter. we have the latest on that investigation, after this. plus, the city of el paso, led by a democrat, is now joining governor greg abbott and bussing migrants to new york. >> are you worried about backlash? >> absolutely not. oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistan