griff? griff: the u.s. a year ago is pleading guilty to desertion charges. army private travis king was held there for two months before he was released into u.s. custody. stephanie bennett joins us now with the very latest. hey, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, griff. yeah, the plea deal was accepted yesterday at fort bris in el paso, texas. travis king pleaded guilty to five charges including desertion, assault on a noncommissioned officer and also three counts of disobeying an officer. now, he was also reduced in rank to an e1 as well as forfeiture of pay and allowances and received a dishonorable discharge. his hour ares say he was sentenced to one year but was then freed and told he could return home based on time already served and credit for good behavior. at first the soldier was facing at least 14 charges including solicitation the of child pornography, but 9 offenses were dismissed after he pleaded guilty to those 5 other charges. >> today will be the new start of a life and a future where he'll benef

griff. for more on this, let's bring in former dhs senior advisor and former secret service agent, charles moreno. good to see i. alicia: thank you. director rowe brought forward this stunning admission of complacency on the ground in butler, pa. what are your thoughts when you watch the secret service and going forward, its ability to right the ship? >> i think what this means is gone are the days of the cookie cutter approaches to protection based on title. for example, former presidents like trump get this set amount of resources. those days are over in this dynamic threat environment. now the secret service, speaking of the paradigm shift that the acting director described yesterday, means that they actually have to resource to the threat level for each of their protectees. this is a dynamic threat environment that requires the secret service to be just as dynamic in the security plans that they put together, the staffing that they provide, including state and local law enforcement. the

griff? griff: anita -- ♪ muck.er president trump is in wisconsin where we expect him to focus on the issue of immigration. this following his friday town hall in michigan where he focused on manufacturing jobs in the battleground state's awe deindustry. rich edson is live in prairie du chien, wisconsin, with more. hey, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, griff. well, the crowd is just filing in here. president trump, the former president, is scheduled to take this podium a couple of hours from now. when he does, he will discuss the southern border and migrant crime. we're in the western part of the state of wisconsin, and republicans have been talking about some issue is here, in particular the case of a venezuelan migrant who's accused of assaulting a mother and her daughter. police say they're confident he's a member of a transnational gang and that this was not a random attack the if the victims actually knew the suspect. the former president spoke thursday at trump tower in new york to rip vice president harris'

griff. griff: mike tobin live in haifa, israel. mike, we'll be checking with you in the next few hours as things develop. thank you. >> in other news, vice-president kamala harris is spending the day in california, following her first trip to the southern border in more than three years last night. this comes as new numbers show a staggering amount of illegal immigrants with criminal convictions are currently roaming the u.s. lucas tomlinson is live outside the white house with more. and lucas, is there any reaction so far to the release of these numbers from ice? >> good afternoon, anita. so far there's been no reaction from the white house about these numbers and let's take a look at them. according to ice of the 10 million noncitizens illegal aliens in the united states, about half a million of them are convicted criminals, 5% total are excons. ice says more than 13,000 immigrants are convicted of homicide, either living in the united states or abroad or freely in the united states outsid

hey, griff. griff: hey, alicia. i'm griff jenkins. we'll take you live to the campaign trial in just a minute. first, a pakistani man was arrested in canada, and allegedly planning a mass shooting for the anniversary the october 7th attacks in israel. cb cotton. >> what's the latest. >> a pakistani citizen living in canada told undercover agents he want today kill as many jews as possible accord to go a criminal complaint. which says beginning in november 2023, khan was sharing these pictures on an encrypted messaging app and on the app, he told he was trying to create an off-line cell of fellow isis supporters who would carry out the attacks on ar-15 rifles, and they sorried in, telling new york is perfect to target jews because it has, quote, the largest jewish population in america. according to the criminal complaint he wanted it to be on october 7th, the one year anniversary of the war or october 11th. and he planned to use a human smuggler to help him cross into the state. on wednesday he was taken into custody by canadian law e

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griff: thank you.njamin netanyahu denies progress has been made on a deal to bring israeli hostages home from hamas captivity, this as the idf is accused of killing a turkish american citizen activist in the west bank while protesting. jeff paul is tracking the latest. >> reporter: despite calls from hamas and egypt for removal of troops, benjamin netanyahu wants to keep troops there because that is how hamas smuggled weapons into gaza. it could turn into one of those sticking points the prevented video from israel to hamas and the longer it goes without a deal, frustration among many israelis like you are seeing in downtown tel aviv, that frustration is growing louder and stronger in the wake of the six hostages killed in hamas captivity including israeli american polling, tens of thousands for the last several nights have been on the streets of israel protesting, trying to push the israeli government and prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make a deal before more captives are killed. the prime minis

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why don't we introduce griff. griff's here, griff jenkins. down with ainsley earhart where discussed the impact of her modeling career. >> it's nothing more than to be first lady in front of the world, than the fashion industry. the fashion industry is glamorous. but it's at the same time very tough. and as everybody judges you, look at you a certain way, so it's -- it can be a mean world as well so nothing prepared me more for this world than fashion. rachel: i thought being on reality tv griff, that's how i got my start, you have people say all stuff about you. the modeling world is a get prep for politics. >> what's so great about this, the country learned more about who melania trump is in that interview alone and now with her book than we ever knew. melania could have written a memoir to make a few bucks. she's has waited this long. it gives us an insight we never had. rachel: she is the most glamorous first lady in american history. she knocked jackie o off the pedestal. it's amazing. watch the special tonight, melania, 10:00 p.m. easte

i don't live here, but i here. >> griff: $5 billion, by the way.e show and go back to d.c. where i am likely going to cover a big fight in congress as congress comes back. because republicans are looking at possibly attaching a provision to a short-term funding bill that will have a provision to require proof of citizenship in the election. you know, mollie mentioned that only five dems voted for the save act. have in the world's voter integrity not a bipartisan issue with overwhelming -- >> harris: at the great question. >> griff: here's how we answer a question. sometimes a picture speaks a thousand words. let down actually a picture of someone that i took in eagle pass. that was down in mexico when i was down in the seven part of mexico. there is another one of a biden-harris t-shirt just 6-8 months ago when i was down there, with "biden-harris 2020" coming across. and so democrats perhaps see an advantage. >> harris: trump should cover a picture tomorrow night at the debate. who paid for those t-shirts? >> kayleigh: i doubt abc will let him, th

griff, a lot of his testimony was jaw-dropping. >> griff: it was, indeed.e chief, is he making a major accusation. current stuff that the current border patrol tells me what keeps him up at night. >> this is a serious accusation from the former border patrol chief in the san diego sector that sees the overwhelming matches of those on the terror watcher list. he says the administration muzzled him. listen. >> they wouldn't allow us to put out any information. it was very frustrating, knowing what was going on. knowing that there were large gaps in the border conch. and that there were real threats there, that we weren't able to address. and they were real threats entering our country. >> griff: take a look at the numbers. more than 3,000% increase in the number of individuals caught between ports of entry matching the terror watch list under the biden-harris administration. you see it 382 since fiscal year 2021 compared to only 11 under the trump years. and san diego sector continues to bees busiest in the nation. a local resident providing this video you ar

reporter: hey, griff.he debate on tuesday and a couple more debates and hunkering down for de-brate! how she'll take on former president donald trump and she did go out on a walk tonight and took at break this weekend from debate trump. are you ready for trump? gave us a thumb's up. >> ready. kamala harris can her husband doug in pittsburgh. reporter: how important the debate will be. harris has to be in the signe zone. >> it'll take almost superhuman focus and discipline to deal with donald trump in a debate. it's not ordinary proposition. not because donald trump is a master of explaining policy ideas and how they make people better off, he's a master of taking any form or format on television and to the best of your knowledge into a show that's all about him. reporter: the harris campaign is not happy with some of the abc news debates for the upcoming debate including muted microphones and that'll help benefit donald trump because they were depending on that back and forth one. democrat senator john fet

griff jenkins is here with more. griff?f: good morning, guys, the border crisis hit home in the midwest this weekend. let's start there previously deported illegal immigrant from honduras was arrested sunday following intense manhunt in indiana after he was deemed a person of interest. here he is you see him. deem must gabriel, 26 years old old. lake county sheriff's office says the manhunt began saturday after a 14-year-old girl was stabbed in the hand with a butcher style knife while at her brother's baseball game. when the girl's mother tried to help. the migrant also tried to stab her before fleeing. the teen girl is okay. was treated and released from a hospital. yanes was apprehended sunday after cops spotted him running through a cornfield. investigators say he was in the process of trying to cut her his to change appearance and evade law enforcement. he had been previously deported in 2018 and, quote, may have been engaged in criminal activity across the united states since returning illegally. meanwhile, as you men

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins has details. >> griff: as the president wakes up, his son is facing serioushind bars. hunter biden pleaded guilty on all charges in his tax evasion case, including three felonies and six misdemeanors, admitting he failed to pay taxes from 2016 to 2019. now hunter is facing 17 years in prison and 1.3 million in fines. white house doubling down on maintaining the president will not pardon his son. listen here. >> it is no to questions i've gotten about if the president will pardon his son. >> can you comment on whether commutation would be issued? >> griff: hunter biden said i will not -- for all i have put them through over the years, i can spare them this. this comes after hunter was convicted on three felony gun charges for lying about his drug addiction to purchase a gun. now hunter remains free on bond this morning. sentences is set for december 16th, president biden heads to michigan today for invest in america event. we'll see if he has more to say about it or will talk to the press when he departs when the pr white house. >> steve: i know the white hous

. >> ainsley: griff jenkins has all the details for us. griff?griff: good morning good mornings guys. the president suspects son is facing significant time behind bars. hunter biden avoiding a second criminal trial after pleading guilty to all charges in his tax evasion case. they included three felonies and six misdemeanors. now, hunter, formerly admitting that he failed to pay $1.4 million in taxes from 201 to 2019. now, facing up to 17 years in prison. and up to 1.3 million in fines, the white house still maintains the president will not pardon his son. >> i can say that it is still very much unknown to questions i have gotten about is the president going to pardon i don't have anything else. >> can you comment on whether or not a commutation would be on or off the table? >> that's also no. >> griff: hunter left the court holding hands with his wife issuing a statement why he pleaded guilty. i will not subject my family to more pain, more invasion to privacy and needless embarrassment for all i have put them through over the years, can i spare

griff jenkins is in washington with details. >> griff: good morning, here we go, just hours from the debate. harris has been hunk erred down prepping with a mock debate stage amid reports her team is planning to rewrite her play book. we got a glimpse from an interview a week ago. >> i think he will lie and he has a play book he's used in the past, be it his attacks on president obama or hillary clinton. we should expect some of that might come out. >> griff: this is the first time the two cross paths. for harris, her first time ever having to defend a record which eric trump says has been a failure. >> i'm not surprised she is failing. every american knows the problem this country has, prices through the roof, illegal immigrants are taking over, fentanyl is killing our children, there are wars all over the globe, our constitution is under attack, religion is under attack. american lifetile and dream is no longer alive and well. >> griff: polls tight know. in north carolina harris leads trump 50 to 57. but in georgia, one of the biggest battleground, trump leads 49 to 46. both polls

griff jenkins. >> griff: great point.uelan population that aren't tda, they are being preyed on the most. >> carley: sanctuary city laws impact innocent hispanic community and minority community the most. thank you for joining us. memorial services held for dallas police officer darron burks, who was executed while sitting in his car and targeted by the suspect just for being an officer. >> darron was probably one of the best men i ever met, he did not deserve this. he had a kind word for everybody. everybody loved him. >> always, always a beautiful s spirit, always made an impact wherever he went. >> he was more than a friend. he was like family. and that is the way he always treated people, like family. >> carley: eddy garcia is dallas police chief and he joins us now. thank you for joining us, this is a tragedy. you say he was executed just for being police officer. what happened? >> pleasure being on your show to talk about officer burks. officer burks was in between calls, he stopped in a parking lot. suspect approac

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griff jenkins is live with details. good morning. >> griff: indeed officials warn that tren de aragua or tda gang was emerging in the area. aura police arresting this guy, cookie monster, suspected local leader of the gang. aura pd said, we're able to confirm the man, 22, is a member of tren de aragua. officered responded to report of shots fired and arrested him soon thereafter. apd had arrested him in march of 2024 for aggravated assault and he's been in ice custody since second arrest on july 28. tren de aragua, train from aragua, is a violent gang born out of venezuelan prison feared to be taking a foot hold now in america. >> criminal organizations, these tren de aragua, they are growing in prominence, these venezuelan gangs are across the country and sinking tentacles into the united states. hold people accountable, deport people and double down on legal work visas. >> griff: officials confirm arrest of 33 violent gang members in uvalde, texas, tied to gangs like the latin kings involved in narcotics trafficking,

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griff jenkins and jason cha chaffetz, welcome to the "big weekend show". big story tonight.amala deciding to go to the border on the eve of an election staging a photo up along the border wall instead of taking ownership of her failures as the arena of the border, she blames president donald trump. >> there are consequential issues at stake in this ele election. one is the security of our border. the united states is a sovereign nation and i believe we have a duty to set rules our border and enforce them. these men and women who worked there and other places along for seven border help keep our nation secure and they need more resources to do their jobs even though donald trump tried to sabotage for security bill, it is my last to you that as president of the united states, i will bring it back up and probably sign it into law. >> was a she the one who wanted to abolish ice and decriminalize all border crossings? >> i think there's no question we got to re-examine ice and its role in the way it's being administered in the work it is doing. we have to have a secure border but

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griff jenkins the the touch screen. >> the road to 270, there are 7 swing states that will decide this consensus view among allers pollster, pennsylvania, you hear d of.re georgia. battleground that everyone is investing in. north carolina that is whyhy governor cooper is talkingecte about it, michigan, arizona,. wisconsin and nevada, all electoral votes added are3 93, harris ians ahead on other states, 226-219, the 93 will make a difference, combining path to white house how they win, you see here. that harris has 20 combinations of those 7 swing states, that can getg her there.e ho then you look at trump hed tr has 21. but we heard so much about pennsylvania and georgia. they are so invested there, if you take them away from either candidate, numberorgi combinations, gets lower, there are three combinations without pennsylvania or georgia for harris, we can show you the first one it would be north carolina, michigan, arizona, and, wisconsin. the second one northnort carolina, michigan, arizona and nevada. harris a third, north carolina, michigan, wisconsin, nevada. >> now, there one

griff jenkins start us off with this. good evening, griff. >> good evening. this is the stuff that keeps the chief of the border patrol up at night, the growing threat of a terrorist slipping across our border. >> 382 individuals whose names appear on the terror watch list were stopped trying to cross the border from year 2021 to date. this is compared to the 11 individuals apprehended between 2017 and 2020. >> stats show a more than 3,000% up tick during the biden harris administration. now the retired border patrol chief is accusing the administration of muzzling him. >> in san diego, we had an increase in significant interest aliens. these are aliens with significant ties to terrorism. at the time i was told i could not reless any information on this increase or mention any of the arrests. the administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border. >> san diego's sector continueses to be the busiest in the nation. a local showing migrants crossing in dead of night. this after cbp twice denied fox's foya request seeking the natio

. >> dana: griff jenkins live at the white house for us. hi, griff. >> hi. professor turley has a point there, dana. sentencing in this case is set for december 16th. it would give president biden just over a month to mull over whether or not to save his son. hunter biden avoided a second criminal trial after pleading guilty to all charges in the tax evasion case including three felonies and six misdemeanor for failing to pay taxes from 2016 to 2019. as he faces up to 17 years and a million three in fines the without still maintains biden will not pardon his son. >> i can say that it is still very much a no to the questions i've gotten about if the president will pardon his son. i don't have anything else to add. >> can you comment a commutation is on or off the table? >> also no. >> hunter biden said this. i will not subject my family to more pain, more invasions of privacy and needless embarrassment. for all i've put them through all the years i can spare them this. his attorney praising his client's decision. >> hunter decided to enter his plea to protect

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griff, what can we expect? >> flags not lowered.n just a few hours going to get expect biden to meet with harris with the u.s. negotiating hostage team to try to secure the release of remaining 101 hostages this after the tragic news over the weekend six hostages killed including american hersh goldberg-polin. harris released a statement saying. this. i strongly condemn hamas' continue the brutality and so must the entire world. as vice president, i have no higher priority wherever they are in the world. president biden is returning from a beach vacation in rehoboth and been keeping a low profile since ending re-election bid. he was last here at the white house on august 19th, and has since been vacationing in southern california and in delaware. but he released a statement yesterday as well saying. this it is as tragic as it is reprehensible. make no mistake, hamas leaders will pay for these crimes and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. now, this afternoon, the two will

griff jenkins is live with more on where those negotiations stand. what do we know?e know that marine one just landed again on the south lawn. we expect president biden to depart any moment now and head to pittsburgh where he will join or that campaign stop. we hope president biden may have more to share about what transpired in that meeting in the situation room after the white house released to the photo from inside today. you see bite and meeting with harris. secretary of state blinken, ci birds, national security advisor jake sullivan and middle east coordinator brett mcgirt. they said biden expressed how devastated and outraged he is over the murder of the hostages. it's updated continuing efforts to free the remaining hostages. when biden landed here, he had tough words for benjamin netanyahu. listen here. >> are you planning to present a final hostage deal for both sides this week? >> we are very close to that. >> mr. president, do you think it is time for prime minister netanyahu to do more on this issue? do you think he is doing enough? >> no. >> in those re

griff jenkins, thank you. from the white house. >> bryan: massive protest across israel as tens of thousands of demonstrators show fury over the country's failure to secure a cease-fire deal. after israeli forces recovered the bodies of six hostages they say were murdered by hamas in gaza. national correspondent jeff paul is live from tel aviv, israel, with the latest. jeff. >> a tough day today and israel as this entire country begins to lay to rest the six hostages who bodies were found in gaza. one of those six people who was killed american israeli hirsch goldberg whose funeral was held today in jerusalem. that is where thousands upon thousands of people lined the streets, got into debt service to try to say goodbye to the 23-year-old. he was killed after being kidnapped by hamas back on october 7th and spent more than 300 days in captivity. his mother rachel spoke at her son's funeral saying she prays that somehow her son's death is a turning point in this horrible situation. >> if there was something we

griff jenkins joins us with the latest on this. hey, griff. >> good morning, guys. more than a thousand miles north of the u.s. mexico border springfield is struggling with the consequences of the border crisis. it's a small town of 58,000. city officials say more than 20,000 haitians have arrived in the past four years. and they are fed up. >> i have men that cannot speak english in my front yard screaming at me. throwing mattresses in my front yard. look at me. i weigh 95 pounds i couldn't defend myself if i had to. >> i challenge you guys to get out here and do something. these haitians are running into gas cans. they are running into buildings. they are running into -- they flipping cars in the middle of the street. >> according to cpd data the administration has brought over 205,000 haitians to the u.s. through its controversial chmv program. ohio's attorney general dave yost says this is going to break springfield if he doesn't get relief and suing the federal government for it saying this is absurd. springfield has swolen more than a third due to migrants. ho

we'll bring you more as we get it. >> carley: griff jenkins, thank you so much.oday columbia university students return to clas as thousands of anti-israel protesters have flooded the streets this week and students are on edge. >> do you feel safe? do you feel like they are going to get control of this perfect you before you hit campus? >> i really don't know. i moved in yesterday and truth is even just walking in this area, you feel tense. you know what happened last spring. >> carley: david webb joins me now. what that student was referring to was tent protests in may and protesters took over a building hall. president of columbia says she wants open debate where no one feels excluded. what can we expect this school year? >> you can expect more. we saw this play out in new york city yesterday with thousands of protesters carrying the hezbollah flag and more. this will go back on campus. these are not protests, they are riots. if you occupy private property, it is not public property. if you occupy it and damage it, that is a riot. i decided to go to columbia un

i will see you next saturday and using th ♪ i am lisa booze along with mollie hemingway, griff jenkinsnd tom shillue, often to the big sunday show. debate was built. >> she will be worse than him, forcing him. trump was never wrong. >> donald trump on the campaign trail speaking to the voters while kamala harris is hunkered down doing debate prep even though she did take a few minutes to buy spices. fox news correspondent alexis mcadams and pittsburgh where there is went to our shop today but first, rich edson lives in wisconsin. >> good evening. it was the final event former president trump's predebate schedule, a rally in rural central wisconsin. as the former president plane landed, they flew by it 100 feet, to fix wing to the crowd and came again and landed in t the. the former president said he waves call the current administration stupid and corrupt and have the war in ukraine finished, done and settled before inauguration day. >> nobody was tougher on russia in history than trump. i'll tell you what -- i will have that war dished and done and settled before i get to the white ho

griff jenkins is live from ush wa wa -- washington. >> griff: they will march on the mall today raisingness and demanding policy reform for crime victims. the white house is touting new stats showing decrease in violent crime with murder down 11%, rape down 10% and national crime cross examinization survey conducted through individuals as opposed to crimes reported to police show rape, robbery and aggravated assault, violent crime fell 13% under trump and soared by 58% under biden-harris. this comes after harrowing scene in philly over the weekend. police clashing with drag racers who assaulted police cars. philly police commissioner saying this behavior will not be tolerated, we believe action last night is ine are tel retaliation of action we have been taking since the mayor began. we expect members of congress to speak, we'll see what they have to say. >> brian: numbers tell a different story how it feels. people are downgrading crime, too. things that were felonies are now misdemeanors under new d.a.s. straight ahead federal reserve could eye another interest rate cut. fox business'

. >> griff: four million mansion on long island and brand new ferrari, that is what former deputy chief is accused of accepting in bribes. she worked under andrew cuomo and then named chief diversity officer in 2018. in 2021, she became kathy hochul's chief of staff. sun and her husband served as double agents for ccp, charged with violating, visa fraud, alien smuggling and money you laundering. it shocked kathy hochul. >> it was betrayal of trust, trust of government and people and the second we discovered some levels of misconduct, we fired her and alerted the authorities and we're here today. >> griff: sun's attorney says she is innocent, she and her husband are back in court on september 25. lawrence. >> lawrence: unbelievable this happened. thanks. carley, you got headlines. >> carley: venezuelan president maduro trying to use christmas cheer as he faces backlash following july's election. moving christmas to october 1 to disracket the american people. he does not have to worry if he's on santa's naughty list, not checking it twice. and tourists visit rome to throw a coin into this

. >> lawrence: griff jenkins has the story. >> griff: x is offline in south america's largest countryl supreme court upheld ban yesterday by their top judge, dema demanding elon musk pay three million in fines. that judge reyes claims x contains hate speech and misinformation and imposed a daily fine for anyone using vpns to access it. musk says this is crushing people's right to free speech. brazil leftist president says the world is not obliged to musk's philosophy because he is rich. musk's satellite company refused to block access to it. here at home, attorney general ellison is saying thank you, brazil, with musk firing back, democratic party that used to defend the first amendment wants to destroy the first amendment. there is n.f.l. season-opening game this friday in brazil, some calling for n.f.l. to cancel the game. guys. >> ainsley: thank you. they defended the flag from p protesters and get their epic rager. john andresec is next. >> lawrence: bill hemmer. >> bill: 63 days, it is absolute sprint, we'll take you to the board and show you the state most important to each camp

griff. that's right. lawrence. william. pete. good morning. i think we can take you maybe back to that live shot of marine one sitting in rehoboth beach, delaware. that's where any moment now we expect president biden to board that for about a 55 minute flight. he will be flying back here to the white house, where he's expected to join vice president harris in the situation room for a meeting with the u.s. hostage negotiation team. he was expected to depart promptly at 8:00. obviously, it's a few minutes after. that's why we're keeping eyes on it. the meeting scheduled in the situation room, expected to begin at 915, for the team to try and find ways to secure the release of the remaining 101 hostages. now yesterday, president biden released a statement following the killing of the six hostages, saying this, quote, it is as tragic as it is reprehensible. make no mistake. hamas leaders will pay for these crimes, and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. biden has been keeping a low pro

griff jenkins has the story. >> griff: good morning, ritzy nantucket, home to rich and famous not immunefour illegal mig migrants, all had been released from local custody. one on martha's vineyard, take a look. this guy, a brazilian charged with raping a minor. this month alone, a el salvador national snuck across the border as a gotaways charged with raping a nantucket child. another self-quarantinie el salvador ian charged with child rape. and a brazilian national charged with sexually assaulting a nantucket upon citizen. and a gotaways charged with assaulting a nantucket resident. a common demnominator, they are all gotaways, there have been 1.9 million known gotaways under the biden-harris administration. >> lawrence: just the ones we know that committed crimes. check in with dp. >> dana: iran wants to kill trump, this while brand new report exposes a series of secret service failures in butler, pennsylvania. we'll have the latest fox news power rankings, revealing the party likely to control senate. and kamala harris will sit down for what they are calling an interview. and a fourt

griff jenkins is live in washington.'s a rest day for the top of both tickets but as you mentioned harris and biden together in the keystone state for their first ever together campaign stop. that will come after she first stops solo in detroit. now, former president trump has a clear calendar until mid-week when he'll join hand hannity fa town hall, triple a says this record could be record breaking. break it down if from trump to biden, harris. you see with gas prices down a little from last year but compared to what it was under trump, prices increased less than 1% under trump but skyrocket ited nearly 50% under biden, harris. air fares down 25 bees% under trump but up nearly 22% under the biden, harris administration. go to hotels. down 13% under trump. and look at that, shot back up more than 50% under the last four years. and to the grocery store, kind of rough all around. but only a 6 and-a-half % increase during the trump years, then climbing 20% in the last four years. as for the running mate's schedule, we'll s

in washington griff jenkins fox news. joey: david, i love that.country the american dream. david: yeah. i thought the american dream was for americans, by the way. but at least i'll give nancy pelosi credit she looked more sober there maybe not sober in thought than she has in the past. look, she's just doing what nancy pelosi does. she throws things out there cleverly or not so cleverly and then backtracks when asked about the vote. the fact is she's right about one thing. they want to make illegal aliens american citizens that's called amnesty, it didn't work before. it is not going to work. and this program nothing is free. if they get a loan -- a some form of subsidy, that means that you all of us we're paying for this program. not just californians by the way. federal dollars will go into this. >> they did this in california instituted this program -- in 11 days they ran out of money what is it $150,000 or 20% of the home up to $150,000 essentially 0% interest rate they're giving you money and it is a bad deal for the taxpayer because they do

is he trying to win an election or is he trying to griff off his supporters.se he just talked about the $100 silver coins. >> this after the sneakers, the crypto, the bibles. whatever you can make he's selling. >> he's going to relaunch trump university at the end of october. he's like i have to get this out. i don't understand what trump is doing. because if i was donald trump, and i got the, just destroyed at the debate which we saw it. everyone agrees. lyndsey gram agrees. donald trump lost that debate. i would want to go out and debate again. and try and prove to the voters that maybe i'm the guy that you want to elect. because now he's losing in a lot of polls. and harris has all the momentum. but i think the problem is, he knows he lost, he knows she got under his skin. she called his rallies boring. said people were leaving. i've been to a lot of people. they are boring. we have actually told that to donald trump ourselves. people do leave the rallies early that is true. but i think donald trump is afraid to do it because he knows if he does it again, h

. >> griff jenkins standing by at the white house. first trey yengst live in tel aviv on more with especially with regard to the anger that israelis are expressing this morning. trey, good morning. >> good morning. demonstrations erupted overnight across israel after the country's health ministry confirmed that six hostages were executed in gaza while in hamas captivity. thousands of people took to the streets blocking the main highway here in tel aviv. israel's second largest city. clashes erupted between police and protestors where security forces brought in horses and water cannons to clear the road and they demanded they reach a hostage agreement and bring the rest home. this father, whose son is being held in gaza. take a look. >> we need an immediate agreement and bring back the hostages. otherwise we will get them in black body bags. >> the unrest about the hostages shifted to civil protests with a broad general strike announced today. the international airport was on strike for two hours this morning affecting incoming and-out

griff, thank you. >> sandra: thank you, john. host of making money on fbn. charles good to have you here. you are digging into the angle. what does all this illegal immigration, massive amounts of migrants coming into the country, what does this mean for unemployment and jobs in this country. here is jay powell on that. >> if you have millions of people come into the labour force and you are creating a hundred thousand jobs, you are going to see unemployment go up. it really depends on the trend underlying the volatility of people coming into the country. there has been an influence across the boarders and that has been -- borders and that has allowed the unemployment rate to rise. >> sandra: you and i have reported on unemployment for quite some time. you are only for the record in to the unemployment rate if you are someone actively looking for work. you may have migrants that are not actively looking for work. so give me your assessment, how does this all work and how does it look to you? >> well, we have this -- we had this -- let's start with the amount

griff jenkins has a lot more on all of that. hey, griff. >> good morning, neil.rview we conducted with him yesterday says he believed his trip saved bipartisan support for ukraine, and a key part of that was meeting with trump. all week long trump signaledded he would not meet with the ukrainian leader, but the two men if at trump tower yesterday, and we asked him about his criticism of trump. you told the new yorker recently that you didn't think trump knows how to end this. did he say anything today to change your view of this. >> no, i said that i think that we understand much more better than everybody really including donald trump what going on in ukraine, how to stop him. it's difficult to understand. >> zelenskyy met earlier in the week with president biden and vice president harris, presenting his victory plan to all three leaders, seeking there arization to strike deeper into -- authorization to strike deeper into russia. i first sat down with zen eleven sky in kyiv, three years later he's till vowing to defeat putin byou should t, neil, he's -- but, nei

. >> todd: griff jenkins has the details. >> many critics would agree with the former president whenrump. by fox's tracking abc moderators fact chump trump five times and not taking harris on a single time. here are some of the pressure trump paste. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. >> abc reached out to the city manager and told us no credible reports and that there is no evidence of that but president trump as you know the fbi said overall violent crime is coming down in the country. the resident to -- i did watch all of these pieces of video. i didn't detect the sarcasm lost. >> mean well several component punches with no pushback from the moderators. watch. >> project 2025 that the former president intends on implementing. couples who pray and dream of having a family are being denied ivf treatments. if donald trump were to be reelected, he will sign a national abortion ban. there were a mob of people carrying tiki torches spewing anti-semitic hate. and what did the president then at the time say? there were fine people on eac

griff jenkins watching that from d.c. what have you heard so far?stuff that keeps border officials up at night. terror threats slipping across the border and in opening remarks the chairman worries about what we don't know. >> if we know that nearly 2 million individuals are considered gotaways, how many of these individuals also appear on the terror watch list? >> lawmakers are hearing from a former director of the f.b.i. terrorist screening center which maintains the terror watch list. this brand-new video shot saturday by california resident corey in the san diego sector shows where the overwhelming number of special interest aliens from countries like syria, iran, lebanon are crossing. this comes, bill, as cbp stats show over the past three years the number of individuals caught between ports of entry who match the terror watch list has increased by more than 1300% compared to the previous five years. remember, our colleague bill melugin issued a foia request seeking only the nationalities of the terror watch list suspects. denied in may and den