griff. griff: chad, a quick follow-up, i know that you're watching closely this sort of discussions going on over this 15% minimum tax on corporations which is one of the biggest revenue raisers in the bill. what do you know about that? chad: well, you know, this could change how much savings they have and how much they have in deficit reduction. that's key. we don't know what the language might be. this is why this voterama is so organic and perilous for democrats the longer this goes on. griff: chad pirgram live on capitol hill. thank you, chad, we will check back in as warranted. ♪ ♪ ♪ china continuing to flex their military might with a fourth day of drills in the air and sea near taiwan in retaliation to house speaker nancy pelosi's trip to the island. alexandria hoff has the latest development, hey, alex. alex: hey, griff, taiwan's military to conduct their own drills to test readiness in response to chinese -- china's show of strength that they have been putting on, artillery drills a

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griff: aishah, great to have you here. i'm griff jenkins.arge portions of the highly anticipated affidavit were blacked out leaving americans with more questions about the fbi's search. alexandria hoff kicks things off at the nation's capitol. >> the justice department mounting concerns over the nature and handling of the documents that were brought to mar-a-lago. it described in january, trump representatives turned over 15 boxes of record. by may the department of justice determined mixed in with personal and unrelated paper work were highly classified documents. 184 which had the classification markings. 25 marked top secret and others indicated they contained information on clan destine human sources or spies as one might call them. the probable cause to justify the raid of mar-a-lago, the belief that additional documents might be found along with evidence of obstruction. >> we still don't quite know what the specificity of the obstruction allegation was. was it in the handling of these documents and the reporting of their possession or

griff. griff: there's so much that we don't know. at this moment the president has not been charged with a crime or violation. do we have any sense for when merrick garland will make the decision to indict or not? >> this was a search warrant by the fbi going into the president's mar-a-lago estate and he has not been charged with a crime. that would be from the district attorney for the southern district in florida. molly: do we have any insight what could be next? >> many republicans on capitol hill want to see the affidavit. they have not seen that, that would be a much more detailed account what was taken from the compound. right now we have line items of property seized in the boxes. and the classification levels are concerning for those around the country and we don't know what's in there. molly: what's in the paper work. thank you very much, lucas tomlinson. griff: great reporting. molly: thank you. for more on the legal aspects of this search. we're joined by a former justice trial at

griff. griff: lucas tomlinson live for us on the north lawn. aishah: congress is working over the weekend and the senate gavelling in moments ago. the plan is to take up the inflation reduction actlators on today after democratic senators manchin and sinema agreed to move forward on the massive spending program. >> we're expect ago long day, a long night and maybe a long weekend, but work formally begins today. the most powerful person in washington right now, senate parliamentarian elizabeth mcdonough, she rules the democrats can include in a bill to let medicare negotiate the cost of medications. >> by the time this process starts and the parliamentarian provides her guidance, exactly what's determined about what can fit inside reconciliation and what's going to have to go on the cutting room floor as the senate turns to actually working on perhaps ultimately passing this year's reconciliation bill. >> ruled out of order, a rebate for inflation under medicare. ruled in order, a $74 billion excise tax for firms when they buy back their own sto

hey griff. >> griff: hey carley, i'm griff jenkins in for todd piro.le biden's away, by the way, the white house launching a victory tour to celebrate all of his so-called accomplishments over the past 18 months, that's said to include the massive spending bill which will likely pass in the house today and head for biden's desk. >> carley: kevin corke is live in washington with more details on the bidens. kevin, good morning. >> kevin: carley, good morning to you. voter dissatisfaction abounds as most don't see an economic rebound. that according to the very latest fox news survey with large majorities rating the economy negatively, including, get this, over half of democrats. joining almost all republicans and independents in being dissatisfied. so while the president spent his weekend, as you pointed out, on a luxury island inside a fancy $20 million mansion, a whooping 75% of americans say, look, i'm just not happy with the direction the country's going in. alas, that is not stopping the white house from taking a victory lap. >> all of the things th

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good morning, griff. >> griff: great to be with you. i'm griff jenkins in for bill hemmer. trump endorsement. 161 candidates backed by trump winning primary races since 2020 giving him a 95% success rate. even though cheney lost, she has no plans to simply fade away. >> understand the extent to which we have now got one major political party, my party, which is really become a cult of personality. and we've got to get this party back to a place where we're embracing the values and principles on which it was founded. >> dana: bret baier is the chief political anchor and anchor of "special report". it was no surprise she lost. 30 or 40 points she lost by. what do you think about president trump's success in being able to support challengers to anybody who voted against him in that impeachment vote? >> if you think about it, good morning, dana, i think the 95% success rate you just showed on the screen there is pretty remarkable. more importantly, for the former president, he said he was going to go after and primary challenge all 10 of the house republicans who voted for his

i will not support that. >> griff: why?ell, first of all, i think biden is doing a terrible job and i feel like just it is kind of obvious when it comes to the democrats party. he is losing a lot of support from the members, he doesn't have support from his own party let alone the republican party. he is full of lies and we could use somebody better. >> griff: one thing president biden has let you down on, inflation or afghanistan failure or actual issue that impacts your life, what would be the biggest thing president biden let you down as a previous biden supporter? >> a lot of i think thiss he's done to let me down, i would say afghanistan, for one, what happened to the 13 u.s. service members losing their lives, that was unacceptable the way he's lied about the vaccine mandates, as well. >> griff: so talking about the democrats, you see them there, growing list of lawmakers that include serious lawmakers joe manchin, chuck schumer, others, here is a montage we put together of them not supporting biden. watch this. >> ar

powering possibilities. ♪ ♪ >> griff: check this out.kota, board of education voting to stop saying the pledge of allegiance before meetings. speak with clearly referring to the judeo god and therefore does not include any other faith such as islam, buddhism, hinduism. the exclusion of these faiths at or lack thereof in the pledge automatically makes the pledge of allegiance a noninclusionary act. >> griff: so that guy was the vice president of the fargo school board jake smith and a father of two kids in in the school district and a mom and military veteran born and raised in fargo, north dakota. they join us now. wow um i don't know where to begin with this, jake, why don't you weigh in on reaction to hearing that. >> well, knowing and being involved in the school board in the past, it doesn't surprise that he takes this position because he is an atheist. that is his perspective. he is taking this position and actually commonplace for him. that is exactly what i would expect. but the thing that he said were absolutely is not even the r

people they had worked with, fought with, bled full, cried and laughed with griff. and many others are still upset about how the u. s. conducted their withdrawal from afghanistan. i don't know, a service member that isn't are set up. it's not that the law. i mean, i think everybody say, hey, we want all the battles. booker lost the war. but i think it's more the, the lack of which fell flat on that word. arc nation acted in a dishonorable way. and the generals and the senior staff officers and all the people in the white house and they're the ones who made those decisions. and i don't know a service member that just doesn't absolutely abhor them, period filled with frustration. griff offers his perspective and a reality check. you know, we have all our friends there who are hurting who are suffering and there's no way out for them. no one is coming, it's up to them, they're trapped. they need to figure out life moving forward. whether they decide to ron or whether they decide to stay or whether they decide to fight, it's their decision. there's nothing that the ever

. >> todd: griff jenkins joins us live from washington. >> griff: the crisis at the border is showingng down. don't take it from me, the images and numbers are telling the story. yesterday in del rio alone people are coming across every single day. we saw texas dps shutting the gate on migrants, there was no one to process them. new york city mayor eric adams is lashing out at texas governor greg abbott after having a small fraction of border crisis delivered to his doorstep. >> this is to raise his national profile and you should not be doing it by taking away the respect and dignity of people who are in need. what the texas governor is doing is so anti-american. >> griff: abbott is doubling down with more buses on the way saying adams should direct his frustration at president biden. >> i'm helping the local communities by bussing the migrants out of local communities and sending them up to the northeast, where they have self-identified as sanctuary cities, not once did the new york mayor condemn the biden administration for what they were doing to put the immigrants in new york cit

. >> todd: griff jenkins has the latest. >> griff: it turns out eric adams does not like a small fraction. he is now accusing greg abbott of isn't that migrants political ponds. >> it is the worst type of politics to raise his national profile and you should not be doing it. taking away the respect and dignity of people who are in need. what the texas governor is doing is so anti-american. >> griff: but abbott is doubling down saying the frustration should be directed the biden administration. >> governor abbott: i'm helping the local communities. sending them up to the northeast. what they have century city. not did the new york mayor ever condemn the biden administration for what they were doing to put those illegal immigrants in new york city. for another -- they are just a bunch of hypocrites. >> griff: is more migrants arrived at the ceo of the hotel association is stepping up thing the department of homeless services has reached out to many potential suppliers for a -- hotel says new york city stands ready to help the community as it has in the past during covid went many in shelter

s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family, at some point in history, were immigrants here in the u. s. and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and griff are just 2 of thousands of us veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible each in their own way. i'm join nell by omar. some on he was once the afghan ambassador to france as well as canada. he is now with the global affairs thinktank, the atlantic council in washington, dc. ambassador, it's good to have you with us. it has been a year since that's traumatic and chaotic departure of us and nato forces from afghanistan. the helpers, the afghan helpers who were left behind have they been forgotten by washington. sh . but i don't think that they have been forgotten. i

s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local afghan refugee assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family, at some point in history, were immigrants here in the u. s. and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities jimmy and griff, or just 2 of thousands of us veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support africans in any way possible each in their own way . that reflects on the american withdrawal than with journalist, i mean the sci fi who joins us from the afghan, the capital cobble. welcome ali. we heard that the u. s. veterans say our nation, acted in a dishonorable fashion a year on, is that how afghans see the american withdraw? of course, but the thing is, the entire u. s. occupation was seen as dishonor. we have to remember that the u. s. allies including germany, including the u. k, australia were repeatedly accuse

s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family, at some point in history, were immigrants in u. s. and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and griff are just 2 of thousands of you as veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible. each, in their own way. the reminder of our top story at this hour united nations is issued an emergency appeal for funding for the victims of devastating floods in pakistan. on the 3rd of the countries under water least a 1000 people have died and millions have been displaced. this is d w. irish boundary has news asia in just a moment, and i'll be back at the top of the good with a battery service in the e, but still plenty of power for the ritual through non india's growth. second, life battery

s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the. so to my heart, i welcome them with open arms. and because my folks, my family, at some point in history, were immigrants in us and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and groups are just to us, thousands of us veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible each in their own way. ah several people have been injured and spain after a train came close to getting caught in a wildfire, but he was shot and signed the train show flames right outside the windows. some passengers escaped the train after the driver halted and were caught by the fire. 3 of them suffered serious injuries. the train reversed back down the line where the passengers received help from emergency services. and joining me now from a dread as carlos de vega, he's the deputy editor of the n

s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family at some point in history, were immigrants in us and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and griff are just 2 of thousands of you as veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible. each, in their own way. the rocky cleric knocked out the al serra has called on his followers to end all protests in the iraqi capital. he apologized to the iraqi people for the violence. after fighting with rival shiite forces raged for a 2nd day in bagdad, sought a gay follow as 60 minutes to withdraw from the city's high security green zone. at least 23 people have been killed since clashes erupted on monday. shortly before that sarah had said he was stepping away from politics ah clashes in the h

s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family at some point in history, were immigrants in us and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and griff are just 2 of thousands of you as veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible. each in their own way . i'm joined nell by omar salmon. he was once the afghan ambassador to france as well as canada, and he is now with the global affairs thinktank, the atlantic council in washington, dc. ambassador, it's good to have you with us. it has been a year since that traumatic and chaotic departure of us and nato forces from afghanistan. the helpers, the afghan helpers who were left behind have they been forgotten by washington. sh . but i don't think that they have been forgotten. i thi

griff jenkins has been following it in washington with the details. griff? >> griff: good morning.i office in cincinnati. the armed suspect, identified as ricky sheferred jr. attempted to lead that field office before leading police on a chase some 60 miles northwest. now shiffer was shot and killed in exchange of gunfire. listen here. [shouting] >> multiple shots fired. >> shots fired. >> griff: brian, we learned more details about the kind of weapons shiffer had from that call. >> he tried to break into the fbi building in cincinnati. >> can we get some other units started this way too, then. >> 6 is behind it. of there is about six or seven trying to catch up. northbound from the 32. >> 547:11. guy did confirm he had a nail gun as well as an ar-15. >> we are maintaining right lane and 70 miles per hour. he has not made any movement. >> griff: afterwards ohio state police lt. recapped went went down when they encountered shiffer the officers tried to negotiate with the suspect over time they failed and were unself. at that time the officers tried to move in using best legal tacti

>> griff: that's right.lthough there's a likelihood we won't because it's not traditionally something that's released but it's a unique circumstance, obviously. which is why we saw attorney general merrick garland make that abbreviated press statement. >> steve: sure. it would be extraordinary if they did release it. griff, our headquarters is up by the capitol. between the capitol and the white house is the fbi headquarters. if there are suggestions online that somebody is going to pull a dirty bomb probably in a truck oklahoma city style or something else in front of the fbi, have you noticed that the security on pennsylvania has been ramped up or is it one of those d.c. things where the security is invisible? >> i did not -- when i drove, in at around 2:00 a.m. to anchor "fox & friends first," i was particularly looking and drove past the e street will entrance of the fbi. i saw only one fbi patrol car sitting out front. there is not a hardened security presence that i saw this morning, steve. >> brian: g

griff, it was a joy to be with you today. thank you for being here. >> griff: thank you, dana. great being with you. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: fox news alert now, the d.c. swamp is in full effect with democrats spendsing our money and taxing us like we don't count. fierce reaction to president biden's new enormous spending law. he called it the inflation reduction act. that is not even close to what it actually is. and a new problem for biden and his team. they can't seem to figure out when families will ever get a break from sky high prices. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". president biden yesterday claimed a win when he signed that massive tax and spend bill into law. and given the obvious name about reducing inflation, the administration has been selling it as the solution to inflation. fox news's own neil cavuto pressed white house economic advisor on when and how this law could ever lower inflation. >> it won't help in any other area including some of the sharp rise in food prices that have now just not gone down. they have not subsid

first this morning we go to griff jenkins here in washington hi, griff. >> the images and the raw numbers simply don't support karine jean-pierre's words. in just the del rio sectors alone including eagle pass, there have been 2,111 migrants illegally crossed our southern border in just the last 24 hours. now 571 were deported under title 42. more than 1500 were released. bringing the total for the fiscal year-to-date in del rio to 429,000 encounters. the only possible explanation for her statement is this is what happens when officially in charge refuse to visit the border and see what is happening firsthand. border patrol council president had this reaction. >> she does know it. i watch these people walk across the border every single day. we see it. it's disgusting what we're seeing and she knows exactly what is happening. she is deflecting and lying. >> the white house is being taken to task in light of djokovic's denial to enter the u.s. because of being unvaccinated while more than 2 million migrants, many unvaccinated have crossed our border this fiscal year. texas governor abbott

at least not publicly, griff jenkins joins us live from outside the white house with more, griff?> nothing much at all. the president has been monitoring that trip while isolating in the residence here. the doctor releasing a new letter saying he isn't feeling well and maintaining a strict isolation measures. although he added this" the president continues to be very conscientious to protect any of the executive residence. white house secret service and other staff whose duties require social distance proximity to him for the white house also telling us today, the present has six close contacts and none have tested positive for this after questions have been arising over how strictly he adhered to the cdc guidelines after insane unmasked several public appearances recently. this comes as tensions are rising with china with all eyes on a possible pelosi stop in taiwan. take a look at this mapper you can see taiwan located right between the announced stops by that speaker of singapore and malaysia and south korea and japan. but no taiwan visit official exists on her schedule. former

griff jenkins has more. griff? >> good afternoon, charles.an unprecedented border crisis. neither the triple digit temperatures or the treacherous dangerous river currents are stopping the flow of migrants. you can see the daily groups 200, 300 at a time coming across in del rio, rgv and el paso, they've had over a million migrant encounters this year. mayor adams says no thanks. >> what the texas governor should do is invited those that were trying to find housing in his state to give them housing. instead of sending them here. >> charles, we could show you video that we shot this morning. most of these in la hoya, texas. we spoke to a 19-year-old guatemalan man is heading to dc. chris wray was pressed on what kind of security threat it is. >> i know that it's an eclectic mix of nationalities and the volume is just staggering. >> that's a public security threat, you agree with me? >> to me it represents a significant security issue. represents a wide array of criminal threats that flow out of it. >> criminal threats, charles. finally, let me

griff jenkins, always great to see you.pelosi praised by the right for merries key trip to taiwan. media liberals, not so much. mike huckabee is on deck. ♪ ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire [upbeat music playing] ♪♪ welcome to home sweet weathertech home. a place where dirt stays outside. and floors are protected. where standing is comfortable. and water never leaves a mark. it's spotless under the sink. and kids can be kids. order your american made products at weathertech.com. howard: it turned into a melodrama when nancy pelosi defied president of her own party and dire warnings from china, visiting taiwan, prompting military exercises aimed at intimidation. and in a scrambling of the usual partisan lines, some liberal pundits criticized the house speaker while many conservative commentators hail her for standing up to the communis

griff jenkins, fox news. there is a new development tonight involving the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol the associated press is reporting the panel will share 20 of its interview transcripts with the u. s. justice department. this comes as federal prosecutors step up their investigation into the efforts by former president trump and his allies to overturn the results of the 2020 election . ap says its sources are not revealing what specific documents the committee will be sharing. i knew. report says britain's prince charles accepted a donation of more than a million dollars from the family of osama bin laden nine years ago. the sunday times of london reports. the prince of wales took $1.2 million from two of the terrorists, half brothers in 2013. that was two years after the al qaeda leader was killed. that money went to the prince of wales charitable fund . a spokesperson for the prince says there was thorough due diligence and the decision to accept the money was

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shannon. >> shannon: griff jenkins, thank you. dr.l biden sticking up for her man, the president, in a new interview. the first lady telling real supple magazine "these problems are coming so fast and furious and certainly a lot of it is dark, but i wish people could see more of what joe has accomplished and how hard he's working." let's bring tonight's bream penalty debate, fox news contributor's richard fowler and jason chaffetz. great to see you both, gentlemen. >> thinks, good to see you. >> shannon: part of this is the new bill that's been put together. a lot of debate over that. if it's going to be a win for the binder administration, you know, senators putin stick together and get kyrsten sinema to come along on that. there's a k burner -- there's a lot of arguing about the actual fiscal impact. it's is the official score of the inflation reduction act, that's what they call it, including savings from tax enforcement shows $305 billion in deficit reductions this decade, that includes deficit reduction in a possible 23 and a fos

to griff jenkins, he's in washington.ease that information it would be helpful but this is quite extraordinary come of the first time a former president's home has ever been rated. everybody wants to know is what were they looking for, sandra, and how do we get there? to answer that question you have to go back to january after trump left office when the justice department began its now months long investigation into trump's handling of white house records and whether he mishandled classified information. in february the national archives sent it in a letter to the house oversight committee they have received 15 boxes voluntarily from mar-a-lago up white house records, including some documents of the now required retired national archivist david ferrero says were marked as classified, national security information within the boxes the archivist also saying they notified doj were in communication with former trump stuffers for additional material recovery wired by the presidential records act of 1978. eric trump said last

good morning, griff. >> griff: good morning, brian, ainsley and steve.hind the fbi's unprecedented raid on a former president. judge bruce rinehart giving the doj one week until thursday high noon to offer a redacted version of the affidavit writing this in his orders saying the government has not met its burden of showing that the entire affidavit should remain sealed. now, it's a setback for the justice department and opposed the document's release claiming it would compromise criminal investigation into trump. doj counter intel chief jay bratt blasted the judge's order telling "the washington post" there is quote real concern not just for the safety of these witnesses but to chill other witnesses who may come forward and cooperate. bratt also insisting there would be nothing of substance if the affidavit is release. meanwhile trump continues to call for transparency. his spokesman saying, quote: no redaction should be necessary and the whole affidavit should be released given the democrats' pen chant for using redactions to hide government corruption

thank you so much, griff.s given money in the past to barack obama. in 2008 he gave him $1,000. then in 2008 for the obama victory fund he gave him another $1,000. he did give 500 to jeb bush for his presidential campaign. he also represented employees, as a lawyer, of convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein and his clients received immunity. senator marco rubio was on with sean last night and talked about this. >> i actually don't think they went in looking for documents. i think that was probably their excuse that they found some obama judge it ruse. they found some obama judge not even a judge a magistrate to write and give them the search warrant. i think they went in to look to see whatever they could find. argue. is we were here looking for documents we didn't find those but look at what we did find. who knows what they found when they went in there because the lawyers weren't allowed to see it these people are obsessed. the far left will stop at nothing. people don't understand this is playbook from all ove

i'm griff jenkins at the white house. i've got the details coming up, and it's the first of its kind strike team created in california how the state plans to use military members to help this wildfire season. the news at noon starts now this is ktvu. fox two news at noon. good afternoon to you. i'm andre senior gasia mikaelian minister south bay here. san jose police are looking for the robbers seen on surveillance video bartering into a bakery and threatening its workers. ktvu demagogues spoke with an employee who witnessed the robbery robbery happened right here behind peter's bakery on alum rock avenue in san jose. early yesterday morning, five thieves snuck through this back door while employees were baking it happened at 1 20 wednesday morning. thieves carrying knives enter the back door of peter's bakery and demanded the cash box . a witness said three of his fellow bakery employees were held at knifepoint quick less than two minutes. we give them what they want, and they walk out. weren't going to put a fight group

. >> dana: griff jenkins is following this from washington that must have been quite something for you to hear yesterday, griff. >> well, it certainly blew up my text messages from border patrol agents actively on duty. dana and trace good morning. the only possible explanation that i can say would lead jean-pierre to make such a statement divorced from facts is this is what happens when officials in charge refuse to visit the border to see what's actually happening firsthand. despite our cameras continuously showing thousands upon thousands of migrants pouring across our border month after month, many of them unvaccinated, some by the way also currently sick with covid, border patrol council president brandon judd had this reaction this morning. watch. >> she does know it. i watch these people walk across the border every single day. we see it. it is disgusting what we're seeing and she knows exactly what's happening but she is deflecting and lying. >> the white house is being taken to task in spite of novak djokovic not being allowed into the country because of being unvaccinated. a

griff jenkins back on the story in hill -- hidalgo, texas. >> now we add one more to the unprecedentedwe shot yesterday as we watched, the coast guard and texas game warden pulling a lifeless body from the river. group of migrants were crossing and got into the tough water, turned back. one man not making it. texas dps lieutenant shows the total disregard that these cartels have for human life. listen here. >> they don't care. they treat the imgranlts as a commodity. their main purpose is to get the immigrants across the river into the united states because they are profiting off them right nou. it's a multi-billion dollar trade. >> the heat isn't slowing the flow of migrants. in the last 24 hours there were 1,093 encounters here. more than 1400 in the del rio sector where our drone flies high. that includes these large groups you see over there. if you add the two sectors together, it is more than 800,000 encounters, bill. as most of the migrants being bused to d.c. bused to new york is come from these two sectors. another bus arriving in d.c. where the mayor is very upset about it. n

we added one more, sadly. >> sandra: griff jenkins for us.nother story that is not going away. another day, another random attack in new york city. a man seen on video slashing a woman with a box cutter. is city hall turning a blind eye to incidents like this? texas father on trial for murdering two teenage daughters back in 2008. the evidence that could put him behind bars. veteran homeowners, this is the best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $60,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. turn your equity into cash with the newday100 va cash out loan call now. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. si

griff: aishah, great to have you here. i'm griff jenkins.ut leaving americans with more questions about the

griff jenkins, thanks very much.dra. >> sandra: top aides at the white house are telling fox they were not given advance notice about the fbi raid of his predecessor's home. peter doocy is live at the white house at this hour. we are anticipating a briefing happening a short time from now. also going to hear from the president 2:00 eastern time. so, what have we heard so far from the president's team today, peter? >> peter: they claim they had no hand in this. white house officials are telling us they had no information about the search warrant at mar-a-lago, the same time the rest of us did, as it started to cross on the wires and on social media. only word so far from the white house is this, we did not have a notice of the reported action and would refer you to the justice department for additional information. doj remains silent. >> i will not do what this president does and use the justice department as my vehicle to insist that something happened. >> peter: republicans are dede -- demanding answers, and he says

until you make it, which is you know, the driving force of drifters of the world around while the griff is up there. they've been thinking it, they're not making it. dev world has stopped fear, ink, and continues to hate. and now you have a situation in which basically the fabled international community has been reduced to the u. s. europe and a handful of its allies around the globe. and the rest of the world is either neutral or pro russian. and this, this was not something that the west wanted to achieve. in fact, the opposite of what they wanted to achieve. i'm not sure if that was russia's plan all along, but we were, this is more, this is bigger than ukraine. first of all. secondly, when it comes to ukraine itself, though, it has to, it ultimately has to choose between its survival as a country, good point, his regime, because this regime is going to see a dead and buried. that's right. a, daniel is the voice of it is going exactly where i wanted to go. i, we keep talking about ukraine, ukraine, ukraine. but what is ukraine now and what will it be? ok, this is a huge question. tha

hi, griff. >> good afternoon, gillian. the wind is blowing, makes for treacherous conditions along the rio grande river and so far there have been 185 deaths as of sunday of migrants just in this rio grande valley. sadly, one more. take a look at the video we shot yesterday as the cameras watched, game warden pulling a body from the river, a group of migrants started crossing, five of them. four turned back, one did not make it. d.p.s. says this shows the utter disregard cartels have for human life. >> they don't care, it's a commodity. their main purpose to get them across the river into the united states, and because of that, it's a multi-billion dollar trade. >> meanwhile, the triple digits temperatures not stopping the flow of migrants. fox news exclusively learning today in the last 24 hours, 1,093 encounters here in the rgb sector. over west of me, eagle pass, watching the drone throughout the day, more than 1400 apprehensions. that includes very large groups of 3 or 400, and if you add those sectors together, that i

well, the griff is up there. they've been thinking it, they're not making it. the world has stopped fear, ink, and continues to hate. and now you have a situation in which basically the fabled international community has been reduced to the u. s. europe and a handful of its allies around the globe. and the rest of the world is either neutral or pro russian. and this, this was not something that the west wanted to achieve. in fact, the opposite of what they wanted to achieve. i'm not, or if that was russia's plan all along. but we're, this is more, this is bigger than ukraine. first of all. secondly, when it comes to ukraine itself, though, it has to, it automatically has to choose between if survival as a country, good point is regime because this regime is going to see a dead and buried. that's right, daniel. natasha is going exactly where i wanted to go. i. we keep talking about ukraine, ukraine, ukraine. but what is ukraine now and what will it be? ok. this is a huge question. that's open ended right now. and the more western support we see, the smaller it g