normally presidents call governors for governors call presidents -- or governors call presidents. the only real question i've not answered, is it that they have not talked, there has been impeded efforts from the governor to government plans in florida, if so i would be? >> we are very focused on the need to florida right now, we do not bring politics into our ability to respond to these disasters. we will support whatever governor desantis asked of us. we signed his emergency declaration within hours of him sending it in. we will continue to see what the impact of the storm is. >> the communication -- the governor has no impact on how you operate. >> just on the trajectory of the storm, you expect it to make landfall somewhere on the west coast. is there an excitation that could change in the coming day or two? if it makes landfall some morals, -- some where else. what resources can be taken to the area and preparing for that? >> we have a tendency to focus on the code and where it makes landfall, as i talked about in my remarks we will see impacts across the state of florida, in

or governors call presidents. the only real question i really want answered is, is it in any way repeated efforts are -- implement plans in florida? if so, what would they be? >> we are very focused on with the needs of florida it right now. we do not bring politics into our ability to respond to these disasters. we are going to support whatever governor desantis asks of us. we signed his americans -- emergency declaration. we will continue to do that. >> the communication between the president and the governor has no impact on how you operate? >> on the trajectory of the storm coming you said it is expected to make landfall on the west coast? is there an expectation that could change? if it were to make landfall somewhere else, what steps would need to be taken in order for resources to get moved to other areas? >> that's an important question. we have a tendency to focus on the cone, but as i talked about in my remarks, we are going to see impacts across the state. whether it is inland flooding from the rain, to

it's you know what, if i were joe biden today, i'd say, governor abbott, governor desantis, let's all sit down, call a big conference, call a big summit and sit down and actually talk about what we can do to solve the problem. and quit treating people as political pawns. i think that's the right political response as well. >> so marc, congressman tony gonzales is a republican from the border region, part of his district is el paso, he's concerned about the border crisis, but he also doesn't like this strategy that we're seeing from governor abbott. here's what he told the hill. we have to be careful about turning politics into policy and that's what i see, it's so close to the midterms and it's just dangerous. do you feel comfortable with this idea of -- i mean, you used to work for someone that lived in the vice president's residence, dropping busloads of people including last night there was a one-month-old baby on a busy street. >> jon it would not have happened under the previous administration actually secured the border, let's be honest. >> no. >> this is highlighting the hypocr

green, but our governor did. our democrat governor had access to that information, and we are most certainly going to reveal what happened that night. i am an eternal member of the thin blue line brotherhood, police officer. there is no room in our ranks for violation of civil rights. when there is suspicion that such a thing happens, it should be investigated aggressively and that should have begun with our chief executive in louisiana, which is our democrat governor. we are definitely looking into that. we will win the governor's mansion next year in louisiana, and i suspect afterwards is when you will see very aggressive reveal of what happened that night. host: from decatur, alabama, here is gina. caller: hello, pedro. hello, clay higgins, congressman. thank you for your service. i have one problem, a little funny to me that martha's vineyard has so much money they could not take and fiftysomething people and i remember i worked relief up here in north alabama for over two months and we had no problem accommo

governor youngkin.blican youngkin winning on education which doesn't happen for a party but happening now. as a mom, i hear this all the time. whether i am in new york, florida, blue or red, people do not want their children being taught you may be another gender but hide it from mom until we find out a suicide in a bathroom. mamma bear is coming to vote. >> sean: thank you. governor our prayers for sarah and look forward to being on the show soon. virginia governor glenn youngkin is unveiling a new policy for transgender kids designed to protect students and parents under the new law. a school can only facilitate a t a transition if there is parental notification and permission. it requires students to use the bathroom and locker rooms that correspond to their biological sex. here is virginia governor glenn youngkin. you have a list of principles you are running on. go through your list. >> this is not controversial. this is restoring power to parents. children do not belong to the state! they belong t

appropriate for governor desantis? i don't think it's appropriate, period. you don't use human beings and children who might try to make a political argument or political statement. you can make all kinds of arguments. the governor has a great bully pulpit. he ought to use that instead and if people want to help us get rid of him, go to charlie chris. com and help us beat this guy. >> the vice president? >> he's a monster. >> the vice president, kamala harris, had made the statement she thought the border was secure. is that something you agree with? >> it is hard to tell. i don't think it is secure and i think it is important to secure the border. listen, i'm the grandson of immigrants from greece and from lebanon. i understand what legal immigration is and what it's supposed to be. we are supposed to be the shining city on the hill. the place where people can come from all over the globe to have safety, to make sure that you can have a better living for your family, enjoy the capitalism, the compassionate capitalism,

the governor has been absent. voters said when they passed measures 110, make sure we have access to addiction and treatment services and as your next governor, i will make sure that happens. >> as we move along we continue with homelessness and its impact and an undeniable connection to affordability. you look at the latest study and they show the median home price has been 800,000, consistently in five hundreds for the redmond area, rent averages 1800 a month. it's also one of the fastest growing cities as we know in the country. so, katie with the chamber of commerce asks as governor what will you do to increase attainable housing, inventory and access to affordable housing? >> we have an affordability crisis because we have a supply crisis. we need to build about 580,000 units in the next 20 years as opposed to the number we are building now. we are better at pitching tents than permits. we need to expand and develop the land for housing as well as for industry and commerce and as governor, i would take a very

pete: the pressure is on the lieutenant governor and governor of texas to make the said declaration andlitical, is a blowback, i don't know about habitable people and declared an invasion before texas. rachel: or if carrie lake wins in arizona and she does in her first month in office. at this point i think maybe the residence of martha's vineyard might join in declaring this invasion, maybe barack obama and michelle obama join in as long as you do not send them to martha's vineyard. will: in denver a 2 million-dollar universal basic income program for the homeless. it's funded by the american rescue plan we went through willy wonka's plan a joe biden spending here's what happens $12000 no strings attached for 140 homeless women. >> is is women. pete: women, transgendered and non- gender. it's become a universal basic income program. rachel: if you want money you better pretend you're a woman. this is so insane. will: is not legal that this is unconstitutional. >> i don't think they care about it at this point denver has an increasing homeless problem like most democrat run cities in am

governor newsom's remarks to come days after he challenged governor de santis to a televised debate. the santis is among three republican governors who has been sending migrants to other states. newsom says he was serious but now is clearly not a good time. all right. ian is onshore came on as a category four. this morning. it's down to a category one and will rapidly turn into a tropical storm. but nonetheless , it's a dangerous store because of all the rain storm surges pretty much died down and over for now, but we're going to see this storm move up into the carolinas up around savannah and then up into the appalachian changes chain as it moves north and out of the area, so this moisture plume is massive. it's 800 miles wide, so it's going to move up into other areas over the next two days and create tornadoes. thunderstorms heavy rain more problems. there's your category one by tomorrow morning, it looks like it's going to be a tropical storm 75 miles an hours where it is now once it hits 73. that becomes a tropical storm, and then it goes down to a tropical depression and then n

normally presidents call governors for governors call presidents -- or governors call presidents. the only real question i've not answered, is it that they have not talked, there has been impeded efforts from the governor to government plans in florida, if so i would be? >> we are very focused on the need to florida right now, we do not bring politics into our ability to respond to these disasters. we will support whatever governor desantis asked of us. we signed his emergency declaration within hours of him sending it in. we will continue to see what the impact of the storm is. >> the communication -- the governor has no impact on how you operate. >> just on the trajectory of the storm, you expect it to make landfall somewhere on the west coast. is there an excitation that could change in the coming day or two? if it makes landfall some morals, -- some where else. what resources can be taken to the area and preparing for that? >> we have a tendency to focus on the code and where it makes landfall, as i talked about in my remarks we will see impacts across the state of florida, in

is that not the governor approaching? and headed towards the capital some of us have warned them about what eminent prayer what is so important what happens when the king and his governor tread on the rights. never do nothing james be careful help care medic still the governor. stop the carrots. george has been those broadsides. block return to your closest captain foodius session that should be recorded for posterity. dutchman drive on wow, virginia diner with many of you may be thinking. what does this have to do with me? with my home with my business. well your homes and your businesses are being taxed as unfairly as any bostonian. let me remind you that lord north the king's right hand has seen victor pronounce the parliament and he would not hear the complaint of america not massachusetts friends, but america until she were at his feet i ask you my neighbors is the place for an american and an englishman's feet. no, i should say not not at his feet sir. but i decide as loyal subjects to our king we have grievances to

governor desantis does. >> governor, you say they were lured on to the plane with lies. do you believe that laws were broken here? i ask that, because both the u.s. attorney in massachusetts and nikki fried, the florida agricultural commissioner you defeated for the gubernatorial nomination in florida has said they're going to ask the justice department to look in and see if there are any laws violated. >> well, i've asked for that myself. i was doing a press conference this morning about this topic and was asked that very question. should the department of justice look into it. i said absolutely. of course. this is a humane -- an inhumane injustice that's being done to human beings. i mean, is this a way to treat our fellow man and women? of course not. and, you know, laws may have been broken in the process of this. i'm going to do a freedom of information request to the state of florida, to the governor's office to find out, you know, jot and dtittle, what happened here. who was planning this? why did they plan it? how did they plan it? it's another example of ron des

governor, appreciate you. governor desantis: and joining us is fema administrator deanne criswell. administrator criswell: it's important for me to come into a community after an event like this. so i can get an idea what the impacts are. you see a lot of the images on the news but there's nothing that replaces being able to see and talk to people and hear what they're going through. i'll tell you some of the things i heard throughout the day today was how the neighbors are helping neighbors. they're really jumping in and helping each other out. we just heard a great story here but we heard that across the state today. and the absolute heroic efforts that the first responders put forward in the first few days. i just want to thank all of them for everything that they've done. as you heard the governor say with different programs that are available for individual assistance with fema, president biden did sign the initial disaster declaration late wednesday night. that authorized nine counties for individual assistance. thursday, early afternoon, i believe, we added four more countie

i've been asking everybodyked tonight, governor de santos, governor young and mike huckabee. you know, wetonigh 50 days out of ankevi election, kevin mccarthy is going to come out with his commitments to america like your contract. >> but law and order, safety, e security has got to be ate the top of the list. parental rightlists is up there. education has to be up there. energy and the economy and borders has to be up there. pretty much the trump agenda. >> well, look, i think it's fair to say that every one of those affects people in their lives. when you look at the price of groceries, i think cheerios is now close to seven dollars a box and the boxes are gettingl smaller. you look at the price of gasoline, which is going a back up. i just filled up my car at five dollars and nine cents a gallon. you look at what's going to happen in new hampshire as heating oil gets purchased in september and october, which is part of the reason i think ro that senator assad is going to get defeated. thu go around case by case, but. the issue of open borders with huge amounts of fentanyl

you become governor right?> yes. >> reporter: i'm proud of you. guys i will send it back to you in new york. this is going to be a big state. it is a swing state. it's all about economy, crime, the border and that fentanyl coming across the border. those are the main issues i heard today. this is stop number two. next week we'll be in another state. >> todd: this is a state that's been going heavily red and won by donald trump by eight points. now it's a dead heat. >> ainsley: in 20 or 30 years, we'll look for noah. >> todd: still ahead, hurricane ian nearing category 5 storm. florida senator marco rubio join us live next. let's check in with dana perino what's coming up. >> i love seeing lawrence jones out there with the voters. hurricane ian set to make landfall today. we have all angles covered for you with our fox weather team and florida senator rick scott will join us. rainbow tent -- fentanyl is no joke. what's being done to prevent kids from getting their hands on it. head of the drug and enforcement ag

all eyes are on the governors mansion this week. governor newsom has five days to sign or veto over 500 bills sitting on his desk. among them, a bill supported by president biden and nancy pelosi to allow farmworkers to vote on unionization by mail instead of in person to avoid intimidation. here to talk about some of the high profile bills is emily, a reporter from cal matters and author of the daily political newsletter what matters. thanks for joining us. >> thanks so much for having me. >> this is the land of cesar chavez. newsom already signed the fast food workers on labor day. why is this one not a slamdunk at all? >> definitely would've the most closely watched bills on his desk. he might be waiting till the last minute to see what he decides. the issue worker -- with the bill comes down to what the governor's office says is an untested practice which would allow farmworkers to deliver mail-in ballots instead of voting in person. the governor's office has repeatedly said they do not want to support an untested process that c

the governor conference. charles clifford. >> has details now and reaction from one local city that's been hit hard by converter thefts. >> catalytic converters are made with small amounts of a few precious metals, including platinum and palladium and a thief can sell a single catalytic converter for several $100. the new laws signed by the governor make it harder for thieves to sell a converter under the 2 new laws just signed by governor newsom, businesses that recycle catalytic converters must now keep detailed records, including the year make model and a copy of the title of the vehicle from which the converter was taken. >> also used catalytic converters can now only be sold by authorized partiec. the governor says the goal is to make it harder for thieves to sell stolen converters were going. >> get to the root cause at least one of the root causes of this crime. and that's those brokers. and those middlemen who pay top dollar for stolen parts. we were averaging one backed a day before as sits on the ci

and i'll tie right now governor newsom is a very insecure governor.te of calvary the most incompetent governor in the country pray let me be very clear but he does not even know what kidnapping is. democrats have been flying at migrants all over this country for the last year end a half. what he is trying to do, rachel is kickstart his campaign for president. he is trying to get a national profile. there is no kidnapping here at all and he knows it is not a lawyer, he does not know it is talking about. this is a double standard the democrats have used over and over again. they make the assumption they care about people that look like myself and gloria. but they don't. they use us for this whole argument of kidnapping is nothing more than a political stunt to kickstart his campaign for president. he will never become president of this country. this country does not want to turn into california which is a disaster. rachael: gloria, obviously leo brings up points about the governor but so interesting how liberals lap gent wrap all these up in compassion

that's what we're seeing from governors, republican governors in particular. republicans -- their colleagues should be calling out the cruel way that they are playing and what they are doing with their cruel political games. and again, these are families that are including children, all right? >> republicans are playing politics with human beings using them as props. what they're doing is simply wrong, unamerican, reckless. >> any comments on the migrants dropped off? >> the border czar refusing to respond to desantis's shot across the bow. governor abbott with this just a moment ago. >> we have small communities of about 25,000 people who have thousands of illegal immigrants dumped into their community and so they were begging for relief. plus we have a president who has refused to go see the chaos he has created on the border and a border czar who has refused to see what's going ong at the border. if they won't go to the border we're taking the border to them. >> bill melugin is live at the border in eagle pass, texas. bill. >> good morning to you. i can tel

like governor abbott or governor ronda santos. i don't think that they're willing to take any accountability or responsibility. the fact that this crisis that is going on is actually completely made up for the democrats, you know, their idea of these radicalized h.r. one bill. so they can go ahead and try and get illegals voting in our individual states . cancel out the american voice, the idea that the federal government is being overburdened economically when it comes to trying to take care of millions, not just a couple hundred thousand, but millions of illegal immigrants who should have been turned around at the border. look, we need to secure our border walls, keep on sanctuary cities. we need to make sure that we actually put in a short time to bring immigration moratorium. and we have to look at true and serious legislation for immigration reform from the border to future members of our armed forces. fox news has exclusively obtained this highly controversial diversity and inclusion presentation. this is from the u.s. air f

when you governor gavin newsom, governor desantis florida and texas governor greg abbott to be chargedld the federal government face for secretly transporting illegal immigrants across the country? that has been going on for the past year. our next guest exposed the secret migrant flights to his state. westchester county new york executive rob astorinoh joins us now. the word that is being thrown around, governor newsom issued it, kidnapping. are those to be applied universally? >> federal kidnapping charges, definitely human trafficking by the biden administration, we go on and on and on, we would probably run out of crimes to charge them with but i want to go back to what you were talking about before, this is presentism by the progressives because a year ago when i was talking about this showed the video what was happening they were dead silence, they did was call me a racist and hater and all this other nonsense and it was happening right into our own neighborhood in westchester county and went to stewart international airport which is new york state controlled port authority so go

the next governor of pennsylvania.applause] [cheers] the owner of an engineering firm , a wife, a mom and of course would democratic commissioner -- your democratic commissioner. it is been an honor to work with you for these past years. here in this candy i've experienced things i've never experienced in my life. it has made me a stronger person, a better democrat and it makes me realize what i need to do for the next 1.5 years or two years in office. i am glad to welcome josh shapiro. i've have been honored to call this my home with 34 years. it sometimes feels like we are alone in a deeply red island, i know we are not. every day i meet more democrats in the county. i am out and about all the time, and i run into people i do not know who were democrats. i learned who my democrat people are. i know josh embodies the spirit we have in this county. [indiscernible] [applause] it speaks for itself as the attorney general. i appreciate that. in one way or another i follow the exact same procedures that he does because he

what we've seen from the governor of florida and the governor of texas is not leadership. it's showmanship. and sadly, anderson, we get a whole lot more of that in politics today than americans deserve. >> what actual solution have they offered? none. everybody can see that. it's just another kind of chance to poke somebody else in the eye and poke each other in the rear. so i don't know what it is we decided to turn office -- offices over to bullies, but that is apparently what we've done in parts of the country. >> these governors, they've all made statements to the effect their states are overburdened with people crossing their borders and they're doing this to call attention to the fact the federal government is not doing enough to secure the borders. obviously you don't agree with the tactics. do you think more should we done to assist border states with immigration? >> i think we have a serious immigration problem and it requires a comprehensive solution. if there is more that the federal government needs to do for those states to address particular issues in those s

if you're the governor of florida, like jeb bush, and those before and after him, governor scott whoe in charge of these things, doing the right thing, they're rewarded by the people of their state, because that's what they want a governor to do, to be in charge of something like this when the moment comes. >> jesse: do you think if ron desantis renamed florida ukraine joe biden would give him the federal aid faster? >> you know what, he did -- governor desantis made this point, that the federal government -- the -- the -- the state of florida sent its initial request, they immediately responded and said yes. they made a request for what's called individual assistance. you heard the governor just reflect on it. the federal government responded and said yes. so far we haven't seen politics when it comes to the delivery of the aid. let's hope not, that the federal emergency officials that has to relate to the state keeps the politics out of it. that's what -- that's what in democratic and republican administrations alike they've done in the past. let's hope they continue to do it in th

, including the governor.srepresented oz's position on abortion repeatedly, and no one has called for it. so transparency is going to be knocking at john fetterman, and the only way he's going to answer this is by debating. he had a stroke. that's very unfortunate. i think if he was honest about it and came forward with his doctors and made them available can, the opinion pen voters would be very forgiving. unfortunately, he's not, and that makes it seem like he's hiding something. >> if you were in the room, what would you tell the lieutenant governor to do? >> they'll debate. i'm not worried about that. the emerson college poll which only shows a four-point lead for john fetterman, which is half of the average, so it's a good poll for the republicans. 68% of pennsylvania says it does not matter to them that fetterman had this health set -- by the way, majority of pennsylvania says it matters a lot that oz is from new jersey. he backed the right candidate in the primary. and during that primary -- >> mccormic

shame on you, governor abbott.ve domingo garcia with the league of united latin american citizens calls heartless. >> that's an christian on on american and something that should not be allowed. but texas senator john cornyn says the busing is getting the attention of the biden administration, the federal government whose responsibility it is they're not paying attention and doing anything about this crisis. this biden border crisis that we've seen that the border and florida governor ron desantis is following abbott's example sending 2 private planes full of migrants to martha's vineyard and all those people in dc and new york were beating their chests when trump was president. 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 deserve. and republican governor say they're doing this to get the attention of the biden administration. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. governor gavin newsom is responding to go

i'm sitting with the governor, he can call the mayors, but can't call the governor. talk with the president, i have no problem talking to him and sometime after 3:00 that call took place. >> carley: oh, good. you are chief financial officer, there will be a major cleanup effort, and the president approved federal funding, how important is that? >> there is damage that happens after the storm. what gets me concerned, work through the debrew, the predators will come into the market and take advantage of vulnerable individuals and floridians, we have a lot of new people in the state of florida and i plead with all citizens, do not sign anything. there will be aggressive tactics used and none of which in your best interest. call my office, call your insurance agent or carrier if you have a claim. >> carley: the price gouging hotline was activated, if you try to increase prices on essentials, you could face punishment in florida, is that right? >> correct. it goes into effect once disaster declaration is in place and it has been in place several days now as the governor p

get your take on this to me between governor abbott and governor santos. the best political jujitsu move ever in history. >> and look at the impact and look at the rank hypocrisy. th>>n. no, it's just it's amazing.g jo. they've done an amazing job. they've had to deal with this crisis over the last two years. and i lovehighli that they're highlighting the hypocrisy that senator cruz just talked about. t they were dealing with a few hundred, maybe a thousand. you said f martha'ews vineyard h we deal with five thousand a day. and we've been dealingor with this for almost two years. and as senator cruz talked about, del rio, a town of thirty six thousand, had 50% more people show up at their door and we had to deal with it. there was noing by t complainine liberal elite. there was no complaining by gavin newsom. we had to deal with it and we had no help. you know, actually ,ng a i'm looking governor to santos there. he pointed out there was 70 flights to jacksonville alone of illegal immigrantilles dropped off in florida in the dark of night. sped off now, as

so rosa, are governor desantis and governor abbott coordinating on this? >> you know, according to governor abbott's press secretary, the two governors are having conversations about the busing strategy. but the press secretary said that governor abbott had nothing to do with the planes to martha's vineyard. here is the state. quote, our office has had conversations with governor desantis and his team about supporting our busing strategy to provide much-needed relief to our overwhelmed and overrun border communities. though, we were not involved in these initial planes to martha's vineyard, we appreciate the support in responding to this national crisis and helping texans. now this statement goes on to say that they welcome the help from other governors as well who would like to take part on this strategy. now, alisyn and victor, i would point out that i've talked to many migrants along the border who are very grateful for these governors and also as of late, the city of el paso which is democratic led for these poll-- politicians to get involved to other

former indiana governor andfu purdue universittuy president m.iels about runway college costs and failed federal student loan system. should new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. it's and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. twenty-two republican governors sent a letter to president biden this week asking him to withdraw his plan to cancel up to $20000 in debt for student loan borrowers and get rewards the rich and punishes the poor. the letter comes us the two cost of the plan comes into focus with one estimate putting the price take at $1 trillion. earlier i spoke to indiana governor and purdue university president mitch daniels about the president plan and what he calls the bankrupt federal student loan system. welcome, appreciate your coming in. you wrote recently for us the student loan policy a flawed concept, botched execution draped in duplicity. strong words. why don't you elaborate on that? >> i think from the outset it was a mistake for the risk on the

governor mastriano?ning me now is pennsylvania state representative and former u.s. senate candidate malcolm kenyatta who chairs the board for that ad that i just showed you. so good to see you in person. >> that's right. >> we love this. so this ad is pretty strong, but the sad thing about it is it's not an exaggeration. >> it's not. we say making this was tough because you have to decide what you want to talk about with somebody who's so replete with awful examples of the type of xenophobia and nativism and religious extremism that is exemplified throughout his life and certainly in this campaign. but the issues we focused on are issues which we believe are going to make the difference in terms of who follows governor wolf, who's been such a champion, as you mentioned. and so we're talking about the fact that doug has the most extreme position possibly of any candidate running to have a complete, total ban on abortion, no exceptions, no time. him wanting to turn the clock backwards as it relates rights

that's also the governor of the state of texas as well as the governor of the state of florida. we should not be really treating other cities and municipalities in the manner we're witnessing now. we need resources for housing, resources to make sure that we can properly give people the medical care -- all the basic necessities you would give new arrivals that enter a city. >> how long until you run out of resources for these mig grants? >> well, we're not. we're going to follow the law as well as our moral obligation and responsibilities. it's going to be challenging. we're experiencing the challenges in doing so. but we're obligated by law here in the city of new york. as has been mentioned over and over again, this is a right-to-shelter city. we're going to fulfill our obligations. >> what's your message to governor abbott and governor desantis about the migrants they shipped to new york and other blue state areas? >> well, i think it's a message for the entire country. these are two governors who are hiding up some of the actions they've done around gun control which is real

host: you talked about governor desantis but let's talk about governor abbott of texas. what role did he play in this? guest: he has said that he did not directly communicate with governor desantis on the flights but of course, they originated in texas and were flown from their and eventually ended up in martha's vineyard. it is unclear if there was any communication but as far as we know, no one said they have directly communicated. greg abbott was the first two made a show of flying migrants to other state so that is the person who started this dread and we see this following. host: some of those buses came to washington dc. it has gained a lot more attention this time around. what makes a difference? guest: the fact that we are seeing the flights in the destination choice, martha's vineyard seems more out there and more politically calculated than one of these bigger cities that has more resources and nonprofits are already established to receive migrants. the fact that it came as a surprise into martha's vineyard where there are not resources ready to receive migrant

on wednesday, florida governor ron desantis became the third governor to use taxpayer dollars to transport migrants and asylum seekers from republican states to liberal cities like new york, and d.c., and chicago, to really stick it to biden and the liberal elites and their cities that already enjoy large diverse immigrant populations. to make some kind of point, the sentence sent nearly 50 migrants on planes to martha's vineyard without informing any local authorities that planeloads of people who would need housing, food, and care, were on their way. he did alert fox news, though. and he hired a videographer. and by the way, these migrants were lured there from san antonio, texas. not florida. the plane made a pit stop in florida, though, on the way to martha's vineyard. the migrants were misled with false promises of expedited work, and jobs, and housing, and other services. some were reportedly offered a 50-dollar gift card. some were lied to about where exactly they were even going, and what to expect when they actually arrived. one migrants that a woman named parlor actually paid him

he went to the governor and the governor was more than willing to help his friend out and the governor was the one in charge of telling what to do with the welfare program and i think the text. messages reveal and really illustrate how those people were communicating ways to get around federal regulations so that they could use this money all the ways that brett favre wanted it to be used. >> this is one text and it's brett favre going back on nancy new trying to find a way to move this money towards the projects he wants. this is another text uncovered here. i think the heat is there just talks the government. brett favre said, he said to me just a second ago that he is seen it but hinted that you need to reword it to get it accepted. we word i want to what he means, are making a call now to get a lot more information from someone on the inside i'll get back to. huge we submitting what, is this for the money he gets personally to promote mississippi or for the volleyball stadium? >> this is for the volleyball stadium. they needed more money as because as they were going through constr

i thank the governor and the first lady for their continued support. they've been here around the clock. >> okay. first lady. >> i want to say on behalf of the governor and myself, everyone here who's working at the emergency operations center, the men and women who have not left since the disaster began, to our first responders, i want to say thank you because the people across the state and the country have stepped up big to support our florida disaster fund. so far in less than 24 hours since we launched the fund, we've raised $1.6 million. i am in constant contact with two folks, one, the people of volunteer florida, to pledge that we are going to remove any red tape and bureaucracy from getting those funds deployed to the people who need them immediately, and then also we're working with a lot of businesses across the state to continue to build bonn that. thank you to the people across this country and the state for stepping up to help wonderful people who are in need. again, there's a couple of ways that if you want to continue to donate, you can

green, but our governor did.ocrat governor had access to that information, and we are most certainly going to reveal what happened that night. i am an eternal member of the thin blue line brotherhood, police officer. there is no room in our ranks for violation of civil rights. when there is suspicion that such a thing happens, it should be investigated aggressively and that should have begun with our chief executive in louisiana, which is our democrat governor. we are definitely looking into that. we will win the governor's mansion next year in louisiana, and i suspect afterwards is when you will see very aggressive reveal of what happened that night. host: from decatur, alabama, here is gina. caller: hello, pedro. hello, clay higgins, congressman. thank you for your service. i have one problem, a little funny to me that martha's vineyard has so much money they could not take and fiftysomething people and i remember i worked relief up here in north alabama for over two months and we had no problem accommodating p

given the power of the governor. and with the story of our democracy, 246 years. and, the story goes they step forward and each, people with now with the titles but ordinary citizens, lining up and demanding one thing, that is forward progress and momentum. every chapter in our 246 year history. in the first time that some of our. [inaudible]. in the division that is creating more hate in our communities i choose to believe that. [inaudible]. and this is for pennsylvania. and as far by the fact that you recognize the role to play here. i'm here today to help you also appreciate our position. very counterintuitive. to be a part of this next chapter. and forward progress. in a represents real power. it's a big deal if you put a sign out in your yard. [applause] [applause] >> perhaps, you can be part of this campaign, to send a signal. you believe in freedom and democracy an opportunity. i know it's not easy to put that sign out on your lawn. [laughter] and to be an active participant in do the things and on talking and

and it is great to see governor desantis and president biden working together.t people expect. but yes, the resolution that will fund the government, avoid a government shutdown, contains $18 billion to front end load the disaster relief fund so that congress does not have to come back and there are no squabbles over an emergency supplemental funding bill, so that is very important. the funds will be there to assist with search and rescue and then begin the recovery. >> bret: i mean, obviously that is common ground, coming from the same state, try to get funding for your state. can sometimes are different battles over how much money butn this case, the emergency bringing people together? >> this is obviously an all-hands-on-deck situation. we experience these situations as floridians, we do all pull together and we are on the same team. that is one of the things i am proud of with our delegation, there are a lot of areas we work very well together on and that is one of those. >> bret: other things besides the storm that you all work together on? that you see acr

is governor desantis worried? , no.nor in our country is worried who is busing out illegal immigrants, brian. and if you think about it, gavin newsom, the crime rate is skyrocketing in california. he should be worried about the crime, the legitimate crime in california. not florida and texas and all the border states trying to protect our own citizens. and, you know, i don't know how bad it would be to be shipped by private plane to martha's vineyard. one of the most exclusive places in the country that boasts one of the lowest crime rates. so i'm not sure how governor newsom can say that that's cruel and inhumane and horrific to send people to martha's vineyard and in massachusetts they claim to be a sanctuary city and help people. so i would think these people would be very happy to be there. >> brian: emergency meeting today attorney general paxton at the white house to explore litigation options. another official says this should not be about political. about the whole of government, finding a way to stop the 8,500

democratic governor steve sisolak.ing voters away from education to abortion. sisolak's campaign telling fox, quote: lombardo and youngkin share a number of similarities, namely attempting to hide their antichoice beliefs from voters. but top democrats insist they are not ceding the education issue. judith whitmer is the chairwoman of the nevada democratic party. >> i think that we see more parent/teacher cooperation and collaboration as far as the school system goes. in fact, we encourage it. we want parents to participate. >> the results of the race may also predict youngkin's future political power. especially in this swing state. >> are you laying the groundwork for a 2024 run? >> i'm going to work for republican gubernatorial candidates. >> some democrats in virginia continue to criticize youngkin for doing these trips out of state. but there are no signs that he is planning to slow down any time soon. and a source close to the governor told me today they expect him to be in even more battleground states between n

the governor are a big step in the right direction. it's important that we address school, the main players, the key players are core metal struck companies. again, all of these need to be held accountable. >> flores also says they're looking for new ways to stop the thefts, including possibly asking car manufacturers to etch vin numbers under the catalytic converters of new cars. they're also looking at working with insurance companies to install theft prevention shield over the converters. he says they want to give law enforcement car owners as many tools as possible to prevent the steps. so now we need to keep up with times and what we hope is not only to put people on notice those that are committing these crimes, but also to empower public safety officials so that they have the tools. >> all right, back live. now, that is the very latest here in san mateo county, charles clifford kron. 4 news. charles, thank you. >> in hayward, a man has been arrested in connection to a double stabbing that left a father and son dead. we first tol

sound from governor desantis. he spoke and let's hear what he had to say. >> this is a very powerful, major hurricane that will have major impacts both on impact in southwest florida but then as it continues to work through the state. it is going to have major, major impacts in terms of wind. in terms of rain, in terms of flooding. so this is going to be a nasty, nasty day. >> dana: that's governor desantis making sure everybody understands what is coming. >> bill: the national hurricane center updated the latest on the storm. it is about 50 miles south/southwest of punta gorda, florida. maximum sustained winds 155 miles per hour. national hurricane center said ian is forecast to turn northward on friday, approach northeastern florida, georgia and south carolina coasts late on friday. one more while we have a minute. nhc eyewall will cause catastrophic storm sushlg. winds and flooding in the florida peninsula soon. >> dana: all of these warnings have been very strong and dire. this will be catastrophic for the sta

governor desantis sending 50 migrants there, governor greg abbott sending more than 100 to the vice president'sn washington. here's what governor desantis said today, secretary. >> we take what's happening at the southern border very seriously. unlike some, and unlike the president of the united states who has refused to lift a finger to secure that border. now, what would be the best is for biden to do his damn job and secure the border. >> secretary, record 750 migrants have died at the southern border so far this year. there have been more than 2 million border appear had he asked him, also a record, by the end of this month. doesn't president biden need to do more for his part to address this? >> look, you know, those very same people who seem eager to take political advantage of this situation have often been people who have stood in the way of a comprehensive solution on immigration, not just in this administration, but in multiple administrations over time. we're talking about human beings, not political props. what we see time and time again is that when politicians decide to try to sco