griff: i'm griff jenkins. they're hoping to keep legislation that would transform government as we know it. let's go to mark meredith at the white house. >> griff, as you mentioned, it's it's been a whoo wild few days on capitol hill yet, the president is sure his agenda is going to get through congress. at issue, one the bipartisan infrastructure agreement that republicans for the most part are going to support and a much larger social safety net bill with moderate democrats saying they do not want to spend the massive amount that progressives want to spend and what they'll be willing to spend to get the goals achieved and we asked what comes next. he said this is messy and it's part of the way that washington works. >> i'm a realist. i think that, i was in the senate a long timement i know how legislation gets done. there is no reason why both these bills couldn't pass independently, except that, they're not supposed to do it that way. >> got to have the votes. and nancy pelosi put out a letter, out of our r

griff. griff: anita let's go overseas. on the nuclear deal as president biden meets with world leaders at the g20 summit. white house correspondent peter doocy live in rome with the latest, hey, peter. peter: breaking tonight we are hearing, griff, that president biden talked leaders into getting closer to talks with iran about their nuclear deal. the concern with the americans, the french, the british and the germans is that the iranians are doing things with their nuclear program that are not for civilian purposes so they put out joint statement and part of it says this, we welcome president biden's commitment to return the u.s. to compliance and stay in full compliance so long as iran does the same and negotiations are will apparently on the books. >> mr. president, when would you like the talks to iran to resume. [away from microphone] >> what is the next step, what do you want to achieve in your meeting today, the four of you? [away from microphone] peter: officials hearsay they support minimum global tax on corporati

griff: i'm griff jenkins.re starting with the race, our mark meredith is in richmond, virginia, voters have just 10 days to make their final decision, hey, mark. >> griff, good afternoon to you, he's opening the biggest names including former president barack obama will bring out his base and the voters. a poll came out that showed next and neck. the numbers have been surging in a race considered for a long time to be in democratest favor. mcauliffe is urging his party to take this more seriously as he tried to label his opponent, the trump. >> we don't need a donald trump in khakis, we need someone mo understands how serious this is. we don't need someone with no experience in government. >> but youngkin has been speaking out education, and controversial curriculum voices and he kicked off his own bus tour earlier this morning. >> folks, we're going to teach all history, the good and the bad. we're not going to air brush our history. [applause] >> but what we're not going to do is teach our children to view e

griff i didn't have and i'm griff general and jenkins.sident biden is touting great professional though only 194,000 jobs were added last month, far below the half million forecast. mark meredith joins us live to start us off. hi, mark. >> reporter: griff, good afternoon. the white house is is certainly trying to put a more positive spin on this latest jobs report, but critics aren't buying it. they say americans know what's going on when they look at the higher prices they're paying on pretty much everything they buy. the latest jobs report for the month of does show the unemployment rate did go down. however, americans are seeing where things stand as they look at the economy overall. fewer jobs created last month, so the white house is essentially being forced to play defense to argue the country's on the right track. >> we're actually making real progress. maybe it doesn't seem fast enough. i'd like to see it faster, and we're going to make it faster. maybe it doesn't appear dramatic again. but i'd too, like i said, like to move it fa

griff: i'm griff jenkins. three constables had had been working an extra shift at a houston bar and responded to a disturbance outside when the gunman began shooting. laura begins our coverage with more. >> hi, griff. it was a horrifying scene in houston overnight. as you mentioned those three deputies being shot in what investigators are now calling an ambush, shot from behind by a suspect with a rifle, as they were going outside of a nightclub and wrestling with the suspect they were trying to take into custody. it happened after 2 a.m. local time in houston as three harris county deputies were working the security job at a bar and lounge. and what they know so far. >> they went outside to address a disturbance that may have been a robbery, and they were intervening in, and they were probably unknown to them at that time. they were trying to arrest a suspect or detain a suspect and they were wrestling with them when they were ambushed. it's a tragedy in that, you know, i've got a dad there that i have to tal

good evening, griff. >> griff: good evening, bret. the migrants had a rough day.was so bad they had to stop in the shade for three hours. we witnessed a pregnant woman faint. then the tropical storm hit when they resumed. so they stopped here where it's just 25 miles north of where they began in top choula over the weekend. >> they have been walking for three days, a new migrant caravan 3,000 strong from all over the world. central america, south america, haiti, cuba, africa, refusing to be deterred by the mexican national guard. >> we tried to stop them on the first day. they are determined on making it to the united states the situation in my country is tough momentarily. it's time to go back to the united states. >> griff: but the journey is hard on foot in 90-degree heat. women with small babies, children in strollers, some even wheelchair bound. temporary aid stations along the way offer assistance. the caravan is following this same path of the caravans of 2019. organized by the same person. pueblo only this time a qr code was used to sign up. mohica is dema

griff: that's a great question.that exact question. rachel: thank you. griff: i don't know fully his funding. i will say this, it is certainly appearing to be very organized. and our producer in mexico, who is already in that caravan where we are getting this video from her name maria patterson she will continue to send us pictures and video throughout the morning which i will continue to bring you. ened i will ask her what she can find out. rachel: i would like to know who is funding it? is our government funding it? that wouldn't surprise me either. lawrence: you are one of the best i edits. pete: see you in a boat or on a train in the next 24 hours. appreciate it he mentioned it. real quick. this idea that a catholic priest from manhattan is marrying couples in mexico. they are getting a marriage certificate -- i didn't know you could give marriage certificates from a place where you are not. rachel: giving a manhattan. pete: manhattan marriage certificate to non-american citizens. i don't understand how that can

our own griff jenkins is with them every step of the way, hey, griff, where are you?y, lawrence, this caravan is growing, show nothing signs of slowing down. we have brand new numbers. you will be stunned at the number of children in this caravan. that's coming up on prime time when we come back. ♪ in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >> lawrence: welcome back to prime time. joe biden wants you to think everything is fine at our southern border. truth is it's a disaster and about to get worse. a caravan of migrants is on its way to the u.s. right now. griff jenkins has been following the caravan and in mexico with

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the ground in panama is griff. >> good evening, tammy. there was a panamanian pipeline full of haitians that starts way south of our u.s. southern border. that's why we came here to the migrant camp in southern panama. we are the first tv journalist to come here since the camp opened in may of 2020. you can see behind me, hundreds of people lining up to get onto a bus. they have all crossed the most deadly trek through the darien gap, a lawless jungle ruled by drug traffickers, smugglers, and bandits that prey on migrants as they move from columbia to panama before they head to the u.s. we spoke to one of those migrants who talked about how hard the journey was. >> it was really difficult, but if you are looking at the way the mountain, the water, the dead bodies, it was really horrible. >> you saw dead bodies. >> yes, so many dead bodies. >> catamounts foreign minister says that there are some 60,000 migrants currently passing through panama headed to the u.s. and the international organization of migration said that more than 91,000 hav

our own griff jenkins is inth panama. he has the latest. griff? are on rio -- the point that the migrants come out of the jungle, that deadly gap and get in a boat for a three hour ride to thend shelter. as you see them passing they say they expect some 700 migrants to come in today. they pay $25 per adult with his boat ride where they get to that migrant shelter.r. many of them arriving scared after their five day journey. some sick, some injured. we saw one woman with a badly bandaged leg, and infection setting in. but there is relief for theseue migrants who have made it through that stop on their way towards the u.s. now, they will get on a bus to go 12 hours north to costa rica where they will be let out to continue their journey. it will pay $40 for that but by the time they get toou central america and mexico they begin to pay the cartel for their journey to the u.s. it's all part of this long panamanian pipeline, if you will, of migrants coming out of south america, going all the way to the u.s. and until the u.s., our biden administration

thanks, griff. griff jenkins. let's go to congressman henry cuellar.heading this way. are you confident mexico is doing all it can to help out here to slow the crowd ordeal with the crowd or what with the crowd? >> first of all, neil, good seeing you again. welcome back, number 1. number 2, it -- let's look at what happened in chappas, the guard tried to stop them. they got overrun. they can certainly do more. they regrouped, intercepted, regrouped and stopped the crowd. but just again, play defense on the 1 yard line and then let them go. they need to regroup, intercept and regroup and intercept to break this up. once again, into mexico city, that's the point that they will decide which direction they're going to go, whether it's in texas, new mexico or california. the mexicans can do more. we certainly have to be ready. mpp should be ready by the time the group gets here hopefully. we still have title 42. so we can address a particular situation. >> neil: you think the president should go to the border? >> you know, certainly -- i think the president

hey, griff. here in d.c. sued. steve: you had the pants. griff: the video of me hopefully you do not have it i look tragically young not old enough to be on television. i started in 2001 when i came to fox with ollie north to document american heroes on that show war stories. i got to work with the great late tony snow on radio show and on air with you guys and greta and sean and everybody. happy 25 to you. i think what's so special about today is moments ago i got a text from a lifelong democrat turned republican back in the 2016 election, a forklift driver in ohio named geno difabio. he has been on our air. he just wrote in and said guys, happy 25. best show on cable. thanks for all that you guys do. it's a testament to really the opportunities that we have turned on this channel to change people's lives. brian: griff, you have become unbelievable reporter. it's hard to believe that you just kind of went into this gradually. you are kill it. ainsley: always in a great mood. best personality. yo

griff jenkins is on the ground with more. griff?trong and not losing any steam. there's a big tropical storm coming down on us. i'll let you stand and see the caravan right now. three day three and made it 25 miles north of tapachula, the southern most city in mexico. when they began, they got resistance from mexican officials. so far nobody has pushed back. i've been in a lot of caravans. i went from one from honduras to the u.s. border. this women has more migrants from more different city than ever. there's people here from haiti, south america, cuba, africa, all over the world. we talked to some of the migrants from el salvador and honduras. here's what they said. >> my country is tough monetarily. so i'm trying to -- it's time to go back to the united states. >> are you prepared to walk that far? >> if we have to walk 2,000 more, we'll do it. all of our strength is to make it. >> charles, the organizer of this caravan is the same organizer of 2019. there was a qr code put up for migrants to sign up. as you can see, they're comi

griff jenkins in panama. is reporting from. watch the caravan and it is on the move and we'll follow it. >> dana: some red states tried to make it alone. budget shortfalls are forcing governors to call back the national guard troops leaving some sections of the boarded completely unguarded. a spokesman for the national border council. i know the national guard troops were a great help. now many of them have had to return to their states. what does the border situation look like without them? >> you know, they were a great help down here filling in a lot of spots where we had gaps in coverage. right now it just seems whenever we start to get any progress to start catching up we get another hand tied behind our back. it is too bad they're gone. >> dana: and i'm sure that all the border states appreciated that help and understood it couldn't last forever. the federal government isn't doing anything more to help. i want to ask you about this disturbing story in arizona. a group of 125 migrants, put the tweet up o

it's always some b.s., fake griff. i'm a lobbyist, i'm an artist.t do anything, these are useless people. >> it's not really hunter's fault, he was always brought up to be the bad man. >> tucker: you're totally right, i agree. i've never blamed him, i feel sorry for him. the people around him are awful. miranda devine, thank you for your reporting on this. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: things are so out of control and one major city that people are giving the finger to police right to their faces on video and the police aren't allowed to do anything about it. we have the tape and a u.s. attorney claims to change this and the birthplace of american democracy, philadelphia. you can go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com and get the book, amazon does not take a cut, fees good to say that. we will be right back. >> tucker: chicago, one of the greatest cities in this country is falling apart. it's falling apart and really simple what, prosecutors backed by george soros have refused to enforce the law and have found that for quite a while. now they are ignori

griff jenkins there., the american with dual citizenship helping the group, dana. >> dana: that's why we bring in tom homan former acting director of ice. i was stunned looking at the qr code. tom, the administration said they have made it very clear to the migrants saying do not come. they are so organized i don't know how to make a qr code. they have this thing. that's how you sign up to get aboard. >> the bottom line is look, we have the first president in history of this nation that came into office within days and intentionally unsecured the most secure border we ever had, dana. under president trump we had illegal immigration down 81%. most secure border in my entire career of 35 years. most secure border in my lifetime and we have a president that came in within days and unsecured the border and we have a secretary of homeland security helping him do that. it is unbelievable what they have done. when you unsecure the border, that's when -- there is no down side securing the border. less drugs, less

with a bunch of people heading our way, griff.n the border between central america and south america, and we are the first tv journalist to gain access here. let me show you over my shoulder , this is the actual camp we're being respectful this morning, because people are starting to stir, but everyday, some 500 to 1,000 migrants, mostly haitian, are arriving here. now we can show you some video, we walked through here yesterday afternoon. it is a humanitarian crisis. officials are doing they can, the red cross is here, unicef is here but they are being overrun by unprecedented numbers and this is where the migrants first arrive after coming out of that dangerous deadly gap, lawless jungle run by drug smugglers that we talked about yesterday. we talked to one of the migrants named junior from haiti when he just arrived yesterday, here is what he told us take a listen. >> it was really difficult, but we just had to deal with it. the water, the dead body, it was really horrible. that was more than dangerous, because there are so man

he's griff jenkins -- rachel: thank you, griff. it's interesting that griff jenkins brings up the root causes that kamala harris was supposed to be dealing with. you know, how destabilizing is this, that you have people who are being thrown out of their homes because it is so much more lucrative for the cartels who are making hand over fist, i mean, just being enriched every day, millions and millions of dollars to bring people across our southern border. and our government is actually complicit in this human trafficking trade because then we help the cartels. we house the people here, we put them on flights and buses across our country. we do the last leg of the work for the cartels. our cartels are running our border. this is really quite outrageous, what weaver seeing. and -- we're seeing. and these numbers, i don't believe, are even accurate. if you look at the numbers of people that come across the worlder so far this year, brian, we're look at the population of new mexico. basically, a new state. brian: right. rachel: but i b

jillian: griff was mentioning secret flights, unaccompanied migrant kids, surge, and detailing what is going on, they say 21 flights from texas to westchester since august 8th. many of these flights carrying children. they call them secret flights because they are landing between midnight and 6:30 in the morning and before they get to new york, sometimes these flights make a pit stop in florida and governor ron desantis responded the biden administration is so confident their open border policy is good for our country, why the secrecy? todd: miranda divine who did research on this exposÉ has more details on what is going on. >> a tipoff, flying into westchester county airport in the dead of night, last week we had a look and we did see two planes fly in with 100 migrants get off the plane most of them were unaccompanied children. we were told by the government they were all unaccompanied children but several of them did look to us to emails in their 20s, late teens and they were put on to charter buses, police escort out of the airport and dispersed around various places in new york, l

griff: i'm going to the capitol right now. it's only a block away and get you a demon cat if i can find it. anita: no, thanks. i'm anita vogel. >> and i'm griff jenkins, have a great saturday. eric: at this hour president biden is meeting with world leaders at the g20 summit in rome as agenda back here at home hangs by a thread in washington. progressives holding firm pushing for a vote on the massive social spending bill on infrastructure measure. the democratic divide leaving the president waiting for action as he is overseas. now fox news is told that the house is trying to plan a tuesday vote about the social spending plan and infrastructure package. hello, everyone, this is fox news live. i'm eric sean. hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eric, hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville, we have two big stories that we are following very closely for you at this hour. the governor's race in virginia. well, entering the final weekend of campaigning with the dramatic shake-up so three days out from election day a new fox news poll shows republ

griff jenkins, thank you. power panel now.rman former nrcc communications director and laura fink founder of rebel communications and democratic campaign consultant. great to see you both. matt, i am baffled how the white house isn't yet even prepared to talk about how this looks. we know they care about optics. they're reacting to the 38% approval for biden now like it is a heart attack. >> you are absolutely right. remember, 75,000 hunter biden reprint of his portraits are selling. if you want an original it's a half million dollars. i looked it up before i came on. do we really think hunter biden is on the same level as other artists? we know exactly what's going on. no way buyers are kept anonymous and garcetti was at the event and hunter biden is taking pictures with folks at these events. >> harris: you have been holding out on us. when you look at the dollar amounts i don't know art the way matt gorman does but i know it's not a big artist. selling it is his name. >> you know, i think we would be used to it by now when

>> bret: griff jenkins in mexico. thank you.sident's struggle to get his tax and spending legislation across the finish line really past his own party and the latest in the virginia governor's race. >> he has got donald trump and steve bannon this week campaigning for him. that's the difference in this election. >> all that terry mcauliffe knows to do is to bring in all these folks that don't live here and give them the will same old talking points they have been using for 43 years. ♪ plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to give you the benefits of life saving aspirin... to help prevent another heart attack or stroke. heart protection with your stomach in mind. try new liquid-filled vazalore. aspirin made amazing! try new liquid-filled (sfx: video game vehicle noises, horns beeping,) (engines revvin

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steve: griff jenkins joins us live from washington, d.c.not find that video of his first appearance where he had the crazy pants but nonetheless we have him live in the nice suit. brian: he did send me video of him in crazy pants. ainsley: those were black and white. i saw you wearing those lily pulitzer can crazy pants pink and green. i rofd them. get. griff: got to be a trend setter. what can i say? >> you are welcome, senate saved you. they punted to disease this fiscal cliff. they voted to raise the debt ceiling by nearly half a trillion dollars after a deal was struck by minority leader mitch mcconnell which infuriated some in his own party. watch. >> well, we screwed up. at the end of the day we blinked. if we do this again in december we will shoot ourselves in the head. i will do everything in my power to make sure we don't do this again in december. griff: you might have expected chuck schumer to show gratitude to the g.o.p. leader. no, instead, he viciously attacked him. >> despite immembers opposition from leader mcconnell and me

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griff, exit question, any idea who is i pagliano for this.astic question. and the "new york post" hopefully will follow up as well as fox news can do some digging because we have seen publicly disclosed contracts with government paying for hotel rooms in some areas and in this case catholic charities having to house some of these children, it would likely be coming from a government contract. although we have not confirmed that. ainsley: that's just the beginning and filtered into our school systems and our taxpayers pay for them to get an education. brian: we paid griff for his update. just make sure you send invoice. steve: bonus round. >> thank you. steve: it is a tuesday, two tuesdays from now in the commonwealth of virginia, they are going to have a big governor's race. right now terry mcauliffe and the insurgent republican, mr. youngkin, who you can see right there, screen right. they are pretty close. we just showed the real clear politics average. they are just about 2 points apart from each other. and we had the lieutenant governor o

bret. >> bret: griff jenkins in panama. thank you.x poll's on the virginia governor's race, plus reaction from two political insiders. first, beyond our borders tonight, at least 46 people are dead and 41 injured after a fire breaks out at a building in taiwan. 40-year-old commercial and residential building was home to many poor, elderly, and disabled people. witnesses say they heard what sounded like an explosion before the blaze erupted in lower floors. six people are dead, dozens injured in beirut after gunfire erupts during a protest over the investigation into last year's port explosion there. the lebanese militant group has a lot and its allies organized that protest calling for removal of the judge probing the blast. protesters say they came under fire from snipers on rooftops. authorities in norway are calling a bow and arrow rampage by a man who killed five people and active terror. police say the attacker randomly targeted people at a supermarket and other locations in a small town near norway's capital. authorities arreste

as griff jenkins reports, it could include allowing you to get a different brand of vaccine booster shot. then your original covid-19 vaccine. the feds are poised to expand access to covid vaccine boosters. fda senior officials reportedly planning to say this week at the booster shots can be mixed and matched, allowing people to get shots that are different from their initial doses. and while the agency recommends sticking to the same brand of possible demand for boosters, is expected to surge after the announcement, the white house now pushing drugmakers to share their vaccine technology in order to boost production. the u. s government does not have the ability to compel moderna take certain actions, but it is something we support. we want to happen. the move comes as federal health officials work to keep the focus on bringing up overall vaccination rates. though there are a handful of governors now banning vaccine mandates, new vaccine rules went into effect this week for law enforcement in a number of cities and states and in most areas, there were no large scale layoffs reported. ob

we will follow it griff, thank you.look at what many people feel is a media double standard when it comes to coverage of president biden versus the way president trump was portrayed by reporters. this evening how president biden's recent jabs at the media are being handled by the very people he is targeting. here is fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz. >> president biden intended it as a joke with the press. >> i'm learning how to fly drones, guys so be careful. >> ??? that might as been seen as tasteless crack weeks after a u.s. drone strike killed 10 innocent afghanistan civilians yet the press let it pass. the media trounced on president trump. >> will would he be president in 10 years? [laughter] only if we had a couple of terms. you can't joke because if you joke they take it away. >> are the two presidents covered by different standards? while biden hasn't called journalists idiots and fake news as predecessor did. he has taken his share of swipes. >> the indian press is much better

griff? >> hey, john, it's day four. rest day for the migrants here and mexico.g out a pamphlet to aid the migrants. you can see them resting in the shade and vendors are out trying to sell to the migrants. in the distance, you can see a health organization here tending to blistered feet, fatigue and some running a fever. the leader of the caravan says they'll roll again tomorrow morning. he's an american who voted for president biden but upset with him. and a lot of people have been asking, who is paying to fund this caravan? well, i asked the leader exactly that question. here's what he said. >> this is a way that they go, what happened happens and a lot of times people of good will like the churches or other people to give them food. if not, i don't know. but i'm not getting funded. john, just the last look here, you can see folks resting in the distance, a chihuahua named princessa making this journey and so are so many children and it's taking a toll on them. they'll roll again tomorrow. they're more than 2400 miles if they're going on the same path of two y

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griff, after a brief pause, where are you now? 25 miles north of where they started. the fifth day, they want to go 20 more miles, we'll see if they can do that. but now mexico's foreign minister is speak out saying that these migrants are not going to be -- [inaudible] just look how big this caravan is. they have every intention of getting to the u.s. and one of the things we've been trying to find out as we've been talking to the organizer here is who's paying for this. we asked him that exact question. here's what he told us, listen. >> this is a way that they go. what happens happens and a lot of times the people of goodwill like the churches give food. i don't know. >> reporter: so you can see now him leading this caravan. they're giving out, the mexican government, pamphlets on how the migrants can best get through this journey. we're going to keep monitoring it. one thing for sure is, they're not slowing down. there are about 3,000. guys, back to you. brian: wow. i looked at the numbers, zero coverage every other network an

let's go to griff jenkins with more. griff. >> reporter: neil, good afternoon.minister, a woman named erica muniz, sounded the alarm in the last week or so about 60,000 haitians that are in a pipeline working toward the u.s., and it's so important that the people understand that those 15,000 we saw a few weeks ago under that bridge in del rio originated in south america. let me show you a map sho our viewers can get the understanding. most of the migrants came through colombia where the pan-american highway runses from if south america to alaska, but it's broken up. there's no highway in a 100-kilometer gap between kilometer. >> and panama. there is narco traffickers in there, it is dense, they have the travel on foot, and many, many die when they're doing it. we have some footage from a town a little north of where i am where where they've been digging graves to bury the migrants that have not survived this treacherous journey. we also know from the foreign minister that they've had more than 90,000 migrants cross that dangerous gap just this year alone. one of

griff, thank you very much.rder and this immigration crisis. -- border and this immigration crisis. leader, welcome. do you expect a response or is this like spitting in the wind? >> i hope to get a response, and we won't shut up. i've listened to this prime minister say he's been in -- this president say he's been in office for more than 40 years, but he can't prove he's ever been to the border. we'd like to sit down with him because the challenge of what is happening, it's making every city in america a border city. fentanyl has increased by more than 300%, killing americans. you watch the cartels where i just had a round table just last week with mayors from these cities down there. they've had to close their schools 42 different days just this year because of the crime that came across and the high-speed if chases. now what we're finding, we are catching people on the terrorist watch list. so this is not just central america. more than 150 other countries. we have caught people that came from yemen not on th

the latest developments now an activist group known as griff now have reported that at least 3 people were killed as a result of the gunfire fight at protest. as in this goes on to show how angry people are to be able to phase the military to want to go and phase the military in front of their or their headquarters. despite the fact that the military has had reinforcement there and have blocked all the roads leading to the general command for more than 4 days now. since a december since october 21st, when there were major protests around the capitol hartaman, other parts of the country. so processes have been chanting slogans against the that there is the least recent develop development saying that they do not want a military government. they want a civilian rule. they've been calling for civil disobedience. the forces of freedom and change coalition has caused them all. the protesters to stay at home and refrain from going to work and continue to resist peacefully until the constitution declaration has been restored. of course, when you listen to the statement of general adam at the

it was just a griff, there was a business model and everybody made out except for a soldiers that died needlessly. and of course, afghans. but at, if you step back and look at it as a business model, you must marvel out of how much money was being made, how much money was being turned around. and in and, and again, nobody wants to talk about that part of it here. and late when they compared to iraq. oh my goodness, we downsize there, so we have to keep the grip going on in afghanistan. nobody wants to speak the truth about that. go ahead, david. well, you're obviously right. a huge amounts of money made, but it's important. we remember that it's bad for most businesses. it's bad for wall street in general, and they will tell you that. but it's tremendous for war profiteers for weapons dealers for all variety of reconstruction contractors. and they have a grip on the u. s. government through their campaign contributions, otherwise known as bribes through the, the jobs that they have spread across every district, making little bits of weapons i. and so these wars really are for money as

griff jenkins live in panama city. what did you see and how did it look?g and tragic. we did go deep there. quickly i want to point out the administration said the undersecretary of state for civilian security and human rights to represent the administration. >> i am happy to be in panama city today for this dialogue. we will be focussing on border security. we understand the challenges. >> we went hours deep into that gap to a village. it's the first piece of civilianization the migrants see after 5 to 6 days in its jungle. we saw the raw human toll that is taking. unicef over 19,000 children half under age 5 made that trek. an adult described how bad it was for him. >> that's why you can see my feet. [inaudible]. >> [speaking spanish]. >> it's a little village. doctors run into broken bones and people sick with covid and from the jungle and sexual assault one of the hardest interviews i tried to get was talking to a woman who said she was robbed and terrible things happened to her. she could not do the interview with me. we didn't press. for the under se

griff jenkins is with them in southern mexico and asked organizers where the money is coming from. >> reporter: just 25 miles north of where they began their journey four days ago, opportunity to see their children in the street as an ambulance, healthcare aid workers with defenders selling to the migrants and why we have seen the government agencies help the migrants along the way giving a pamphlet to help assist the migrants we haven't figured out who is paying, how the caravan is being funded. we asked the leader that question and here is what he said about being funded. >> this is the way they go, what happened happened, the people of goodwill giving food, i don't know. i'm not getting funded. >> reporter: you can see the migrants trying to beat the heat under the shade and in this tent a local medical group providing aid to people whose feet have blisters, babies who have trouble making this tough journey, soon marching again for the fifth day with a long way to go as they tried to get to the us border. jillian: fda advisory panel backing covid 19 vaccine for kids as young as 5,

or isis sold to leave afghanistan to leave to the southern border to blend in with this group that griff was talking about, border patrol is doing the best they can but they told me the likelihood of a terrorist attack from the southern border rose by the day. jillian: rangers in texas said migrants are destroying property and gang activity is on the rise. todd: the mother of gabby petito slamming brian laundrie's lawyer after doubling down, calls schmidt, calling it garbage, a coroner reveals petito was strangled. >> caused by death by strangulation in a manner of homicide. carley: the coroner believes petito was killed, doctor michael joins us to break down the autopsy report. jillian: black belt day for captain kirk, william general head to space after the blue origin lunch was delayed due to weather. the actor will be joined by a crew of three when they head 62 miles above the earth's surface in the new shepherd rocket. they went over training to prepare for the launch including what it will be like in 0 gravity. 90 years old shannon will be the oldest person to travel into space. th

that's me as an intern at the dc bureau where i met griff jenkins. i told him the story many times.he reasons i want to to work here, was so nice to me, i got to work here after i graduate from college and i watched "fox and friends" in high school so it is cool to be part of the family. todd: and i got a sister. meantime speaking of friends, we start by having breakfast with friends. >> pete hegseth, will cain and rachel campos duffy. happy anniversary. in the top box with us, next to us. >> i didn't know what box i was in and we should start here. appropriately on this twentieth anniversary we are at mel's diner, not the first "fox and friends" diner we did, that was in new hampshire but was the most frequently visited we've done in fort myers. folks are amazing. i've been here a couple times and the award-winning gravy is fantastic but it is a moment you got to think about the way fox news has changed our lives and we will get a chance to talk to people today and sound off like we always do. >> how consequential his fox news been not only to the media landscape but the american l

please see hunter bidens galler side griff which we will get to shortly. they see the pitiful foreign policy blunders in new york for eight it has taken a toll on biden. and new poll reveals 53 percent of americans disapprove of his job performance freight 60 percent of independents now disapprove of him. if he continues on this ruinous path, he won't need a pole, he will need next. joining me is steve moore, economist and freedom works vic president in small business owner. he owns the new york bagel cafÉ in los angeles. and he is struggling to hire workers freight want to start with you. what is driving these job numbers so low. biden claims it's the unvaccinated. >> i think the biggest problem right now with respect to the economy in a small business wil confirm this is they can just not get workers back on the job. we are in a recovery right now. the economy is doing pretty wel right now. the biggest problem is that our small businesses can't get workers back on the job. and then you wonder why is that. why our workers not coming work during a recovery

carley: griff jenkins joins us with questions about the white house's resettlement policies. >> reporter: migrant runs, one of the solutions to the border crisis. look at the new york post cover expressing charter flights arriving westchester county airport, children and teens on planes that originated in texas intended to quietly resettle for unaccompanied minors crossing the southern border and record numbers. a spokesman for hhs acknowledged the flights in a statement saying, quote, in recent weeks unaccompanied children passed through west as a sister en route to their final destination to be unified with their parents were vetted sponsor. the post reports touching down in florida dropping off children before continuing to new york, infuriating florida governor rhonda sanders his spokesman said, quote, if the biden administration is so confident their weapon border policy is good for the country why the secrecy? that question will come up in a senate hearing when chris magnus, the nominee to head cvp takes the hot seat. magnus issued a number of statements in the past drawing scrutin

. >> griff jenkins live with how the white house is justifying this operation. >> reporter: the white house has a different view how most americans characterize flights arriving at 2:00, and 4:00 in the morning carrying unaccompanied children. >> not sure it is in the middle of the night. no surprise kids can be seen traveling, it is something we are working to unite children with family members or sponsors in other parts of the country. >> reporter: a reference to the responsibility in the floor is agreement to release migrants within 20 days but critics are not buying this. >> they don't want to reveal the consequences open border policy. they are having these flights in the middle of the day time. >> reporter: the president's nominee to head customs and border protection chris magnus facing growing in the senate refusing to call the unprecedented surge of migrants a crisis. >> do we have a crisis at the border? >> no one believes there is greater urgency than i do. >> less a crisis. >> i don't speak to urgent as less serious at all. >> reporter: magnus's confirmation is a topic of

griff jenkins on the ground with a group that includes people from as far away as nigeria, hoping to reach the united states. >> after three days, 25 miles north of where they began but this basketball court is where the migrants are spending the night before they march again early, they are from all over the world, that's what is different about this caravan and we met some migrants from far away as nigeria. where are you going? >> i am going to the us. there was a crisis in my country, my family members and how to run from a life. todd: are you worried about being deported? president biden's administration says migrants can't cut illegally. >> in nigeria, i believe he is a good man. very accommodating and - todd: be safe. one more look in the migrants cam. organizers say they will be marching again, to make it another 25 miles north to get to the us border. todd: thank you. jillian: a live look at capitol hill as the houseboats to honor the 13 us troops killed in afghanistan with congressional cold metals, they were killed in an attack of the kabul airport in august during the us's

trey: griff is there a labor shortage, or like you say 18 months of covid. they passed to -- help kids get christmas presents, government does not move that quickly? >> no, what trap powered, after -- transpired is after the shut down did everyone come back to their jobs, they have not. that is contributing to what we're seeing here. when you look here in savannah, you can see trucks that are entering and exiting our truck gates we handle 14,000 a day, this is single largest container terminal in all of north america. and third largest port complex, we have 80,000 containers on our terminal, lining up that is 600 miles. our business is up, we'll talk it 10 to 15 years, we would expect more containers but not double the number, we have gone from 300 miles of container last summer to 600, that is a big deal, creating congestion. also we have had people move from our industry, to moving on delivering packages, instead of working in a warehouse, that is concerning. trey: thank you for having a plan to fix it. i'm not getting christmas presents no matter what. bu