her name is rachel buffett. you may remember her from a story we first reported in 2016, about her then fiance, dan wozniak. and about two families in search of the truth. >> i know a lot of answers now. a lot more than i had the last time we met. >> now, the final curtain. >> i believe with all my heart they were trying to get me back and kill me. >> new information. >> there's things that people need to know. there's things that need to be said. >> and a question, what would you do for love? we'll get to all of that. but first, let's go back to where this story began. orange county, california. not too far from the coast you'll find the camden martinique apartments, occupied mostly by students from nearby colleges. >> we had the pools. we had the hot tubs. >> back in 2010, vylet randolph lived there with her then husband. that's where they met a 20 something couple named dan wozniak and rachel buffett. violet's husband described them to her. >> there's finally a couple who is little more mature, the wine drink

rachel: try it.a little bit of pumpkin spice, roast butternut squash or pumpkin spice squash. that is from new zealand. rachel: that is delicious. where do you get the recipe? >> comes with its own stick. rachel: where is the recipe? >> on "fox & friends" website. beef and lamb new zealand. rachel: that is delicious. adam stole a lot of butternut squash yesterday from the last segment. you will make it. >> get it on the website. rachel: chef, thank you. will? toss to you you. we're eating too much. will: bring me back an erbe please? rachel: we'll bring you one. it is delicious. will: thank you. so midterms just 16 days away. among the top issues, high inflation, high crime and low border control. swing states like georgia could hold the key to the midterms. what do voters think in georgia? joining us now georgia voter, business owner, darrell anderson. great to have you with us this morning. start with that, just top line, top issue what is motivating you, darrell as a voter in georgia? >> economy.

rachel: good morning.hat a beautiful shot of philadelphia this morning and i am back from texas and happy to be back on the couch with my friends will and pete. good morning. pete: good morning, good morning. >> so great to be back. will: it is halloween on "fox & friends" this morning. we will be dressing up a little later in the show dressing up in our costumes. pete: how much input did we get into your costumes? the answer is zero. there is a little bit of confusion about who is what. rachel: i saw your outfit, they told me it was mine. i was like, how am i supposed to wear this? it was huge. they're like, then later on it was figured out that actually that was your outfit. pete: okay. i haven't even seen mine. will: i think i know what pete will be. i can't imagine you being that. [laughter]. by the way there was, we had a halloween parade, dog costumes. pete: was it a parade? will: it was not a parade. pete: may have been described as such. rachel: there is rachel's hunky boyfriend, our producer. will

todd: rachel, to you. rachel: thank you, todd.sters in the uk accused of having blood on their hands. several activists climbed a bridge that caused a 6-mile traffic jam and kept first responders from reaching two crash victims that later died. the bridge stunt was carried out by the group called just stop oil. that's the same group that splashed a van gogh painting with tomato soup. the largest amount of fentanyl seized in the agency's history. some of it was hidden in a box of cinnamon toast crunch sale cl and the drug runners are partnering with people that make fentanyl in mexico and smuggle it into the sunshine state. a close-up giving monsters a run for their money. it was suck mitted for a contesa contest held by nikon it looks like anti-seek storying reigns leading expression and long sharp teeth and making people think the tiny bug looks a lot like a demon. those are your headlines. will: that's awful. rachel: it's scary. will: they're over there building those little colonies and kingdoms. todd: that's what they're doing

rachel: yeah.y i want my old life back from just two year years ago. will: well, we said we're nine days away from the midterms. does that mean, like, we're 20 days away from the presidential -- pete: maybe one day after -- rachel: ray then somebody's going to announce? will: rumor, exploratory committees. saturday night live's already tying 2024 into halloween, mocking the potential candidates in a bit of a horror show. watch. >> in political news, president biden has said he intends to run for re-election in 024. -- 2024. >> i know he's a little old, but he could still win, right? he beat trump. >> but can he beat desantis? >> i don't know. i don't know! >> if biden's not going to run, who will? >> i don't know, i don't know, kamala? wake up! >> you realize it's just beginning. >> there's got to be someone. >> cory booker! >> from the twisted minds of "morning joe," -- [laughter] [applause] >> not again. >> i are have the perfect candidate. >> babe? >> a superstar who can go all the way. hillary.

will, pete, rachel. back to you. rachel: that is tragic.hard to believe something could happen like that. they all wanted to see a celebrity. pete: one moment, one rush, wrong direction, scary for sure. well, here we are on the eve of a midterm election. if i were to set the scene this way, joe biden is back in the basement he is not campaigning at all today. ron desantis and the first lady are in new york. what does that tell but the status of the election? it tells you democrats are playing serious defense if ron desantis was yesterday in new york for lee zeldin which is a race now in play and joe biden's not campaigning. jill biden is campaigning for democrats in new york tomorrow as well. gives you a sense of where the trend lines are right now. ron desantis, here is a portion what he said about what life could look like in new york with lee zeldin. >> florida is a law and order state. [cheering] i am a law and order governor. [cheering] if lee set din gets into office new york will become a law and order state and he will be a law and

rachel, send it back to you. rachel: thank you, rick.lis and giano caldwell join us live. we're kicking off the ocktoberfest on fox square with a ceremonial keg tapping. ♪ sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so we can bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life... affordably. new patients without insurance can get a free complete exam and x-rays, and 20 percent off treatment plans. schedule your appointment today. ♪. rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends" where we're proving it is never too early for beer. we're kicking off fall with our own ocktoberfest celebration on fox square. what better way to do it than beer? pete: that's right. here to help us out with the official tapping of the keg, joe gooden, is that right? >> yes, sir. pete: one of only six breweries invited to serve as munich's ock

rachel will decide the winner. rachel: all right.strategy here. rachel: will. [laughter] will: how many, rachel? what was it? [laughter] will: no, no, no. adam: can't have a single thing? will: you don't get any -- adam: that's kind of a strategy. todd: mine's broken. that one's broken. rachel: look at todd! adam: you're the judge of which one looks -- rachel: wow. [laughter] bam. adam: i'm good. i don't need any more time. don't overdo it! i don't know. are you into excess? will: let me get that off will finish can. rachel: 3, 2, 1. adam: who would pay for this? rachel: i'm going to have to tell you, todd was playing for keeps, todd is the winner. beautiful job. [laughter] adam: nice strategy. [applause] [laughter] rachel: we need to thank stew leonard's for making our -- thank you to everybody on the show, the price, all of you. dan bonn gee know, thanks for the dom. that was pretty awesome. and for all the produce if ors who bought me a cake, that was so sweet. will: happy birthday. glad you shared it with us and your family. that

becoming rachel walters. she becomes this nexus of this communication hub. she is one of the most literate of all the writers and in fact, works as a schoolteacher a year later. and she really is the one that the brothers and brother, her brothers in law and her husband are writing to her. and then she's disseminating that information back to the other brothers and also including messages from what's going on at home, you know, in their county or in their individual houses and anything that will help them stay connected to their home. so she becomes a critical element of this. this group of of letters. next, we have david walters, her husband, who, as lynn mentioned, joined the fifth indiana calvary. he serves generally in the central area of the country. we have isaac walters, who is one of the first of the brothers to join up. he joins the 20th indiana infantry. he serves along the east coast in the eastern theater of the war, mostly in virginia. we have john wesley walters, the youngest of the brothers. he

rachel: you got it.adams calling the influx of migrants in new york city an unsustainable manufactured crisis. congresswoman malliotakis is saying you're right but he's failing to name who's at fault. military bases are coming with a direct order from the sec stair. we'll tell -- secretary. we'll tell you about that coming up. ♪ >> it is straining the limb limf our ability to provide for new yorkers in need and running through our budget. we expect to spend $1 billion by the end of the fiscal year on this crisis. will:ny city eric adams declaring a state of emergency as 17,000 migrants bussed to the big apple in recent months and the democrat pleading with president bide ton take action as the city is set to spend $1 billion this year. here to react is new york representative nicole malliotakis. congresswoman, great to have you on the program. i'm curious, when you hear mayor adams and his tone rhetoric and the words he's using, do you hear a lack oval window self-awareness or hypocrisy or a leader begin

rachel: rachel clarifies biden is part of opec+.l: ye west opens up about with tucker carlson in the must see interview. >> we have soldiers out here and people saying we're willing to die for it but we live for it. will: ainsley earhardt is up on her day off. she'll react. ♪ >> with liberals, their main, juneau, their main tool is, you know, that they use our artists and influencers; right, but then god has the number one artist and number one influencer as a conservative. i always chuckle at that. with candice owens and we both wore the shirt at the same time. we got some jesus soldiers out here, and people say they're willing to die for it, but we live for it. we're living for the battle and what's the battle for? life itself. rachel: he said he performs for an audience of one and that's god. pete: ye speaking exclusively with tucker carlson in a two night special and it's the interview everyone has been talking about. will: joining us with her reaction, "fox & friends" cohost and author of the new best selling book, i'm so glad

rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, will. all right.wo of the most watched candidates running for governor joined "fox & friends" earlier discussing th top issues facing voters in their state. with nine days to go until the mid terms, ca kari lake and tudr dixon a -- liz, we'll start with you. covid revealed the importance of governors, that they had power that -- to stop what the federal government was doing or change things in their state. so i think these races are really important. >> they are really important and let's think about what some of the issues are. first of all, crime. crime is really top of the list for a lot of voters today and who is really in charge of your state's safety precautions and everything else? it is crime. in blue states like new york we're seeing that become a real problem for democrats but the second one that you're kind of referencing is education. glenn youngkin won a very surprising race in virginia because of education and a lot of these republican candidates are out there reminding voters that their

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about david's capture from rachel. he responds in this letter to offer his condolences that that david had been captured. as we follow this family through the war, through these letters, this one parcularly became quite heartbreaking. isaac's tone shifts dramatically from some of his early ms in the war to. to this point. and you can really start to see how not only tpaigns that he's engaged in are wearing on him, but the news from what's happening to his brothers, what's happening to his family is also starting to weigh on him more and more. he he the condolences he offers are as such. quote, i feel very sorry for you that you can't hear from david. you must be on great suspense d you must feel very lonely. but you must look upon the bright side of the picture and hope for the best. i think he will turn up all right some time. if the gray backs don't starve to death and i hope thl fail in this if they undertake it. i think david has a pretty good constitutionndill get through. all right. if he is only alive. so again,

will: rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, will. waver appear underneath a bridge in crimea just seconds before it went up in flames. the mysterious video could contradict russian claims the fire was caused by a truck bomb. the bridge fire and collapse reportedly causing the death of at least three, comes as major blow to putin, disrupting a key russian supply route. most people are not crying over spilled milk but these climate activists in the uk claim it makes a difference. members of animal rebellion caught dumping milk in department stores, dumping milk saying it highlights the need for sustainable food. they vandalized a store with red paint. spooky season is here. top halloween searches according to pinterest, stranger things after four seasons heavy favorite, with character 11 coming in as the number one choice. summer favorite, "top gun: maverick" inspiring kids and adults to dress up as navy fighter pilots. the always creepy patrick bateman making a comeback as number three on the list this year. other top choices this yea

rachel: yep. but if there's an educational savings account or tax crept and now the $8,000 they otherwise pay in property taxes goes into their bank account, they are now flexible and mobile to make other choices. okay, maybe i don't work and i home school. or maybe i do e send them to the christian school that i can't afford. that's empowering parents. it has nothing to do with nitpicking how much hay pay in property taxes -- joey: it is a little bit reactive -- rachel: it's about family. what can you do to enable and support family cohesion, family por mission, children -- formation, children and then your tax policies and economic policies are about supporting that. joey: what have progressives and democrats done? they've overtly taken up the mantel and if you look at certain web sites like the original black lives matter web site, destruction of -- rachel: exactly. joey: maybe not policy because it's hard to enact because it is so radical, but so much ideology and principle of focusing on the

rachel, rick, pete, over to you. rachel: all right.y combinations to pick from. pete: joining us now is celebrity chef and copartner at 317 main street, chef eric. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. so today lots of chilis, lots of toppings, lots of fun stuff. each chili represents one of our restaurants, the traditional chill chili -- pete: love it. >> you've got a chicken and corn chili, and you have a vegan or left-wing chili -- pete: did you hear that, rick? vegan left-wing with chili. >> and a color rizzo chili. they're all easy to make. one of the greatest things about chili is the longer it sits and cooks, the better the flavor gets, the bolder the flavor gets. you can do this days ahead and reheat when you're watching the football game. you can do it on a monday, tuesday, wednesday, let it cook, are let it sit, flavors will build. we have a little bit of avocado mousse, pico de gallo -- rachel: i'm going to tell you, this chorizo chili is spectacular. >> the recipe's on the "fox & friends" web site. a littl

rachel walters. so it's through their family line that we have these letters to share with you and share with american public in this donation. it becomes clear why the walter's family valued these letters. there's 180 letters and papers, mostly of the use of envelopes that show the way that the mail travel, the stf that mail. when the address had to change, to find somebody who had relocated and the postmarks of the work that st office was doing to to process those mail. ave aboutf those envelopes and about 80 or so letters and a few items of ephemera that the family enclosed while trying to communicate with each other, including the item in the middle here, which is a special order that was issued in 1863, and that david had chosen to enclose in this envelope with his letter 's pictured. and is was at a time while border state, and working with a the fifth indiana calvary to secure a peacee area. in particular, this special order declared martial law in the counties so that the state election could

rachel: that's right.se numbers are astounding and probably aren't even capturing the full breath of how many people have come here illegally since joe biden took office and the kind of dangers that people are facing, we have the most dangerous border crossing in the world. meanwhile an open border proponent alexandria ocasio-cortez, one of the congresswoman from this district, was at a town hall and facing a lot of questions, probably not so much about the border but definitely about ukraine, about crime in the city, and she had members of her community come to speak to her at a town hall. this is what, this is her reaction to them actually chanting aoc has got to go. look at that. look at her moves. she also by the way used a fake, really thick puerto rican accent to tell everybody to quiet down. it was very bizarre and very -- let's hear it actually. listen to this. >> all right, all right, listen. listen. listen. listen. okay. listen. [ chanting ]. rachel: somebody who does not mock his constituents, r

rachel: yeah. pete: that is the tension of the next congress. i understand the impulse of kevin mccarthy, other senate leaders this is our agenda how we advance it, we'll provide a contrast that is smart politically. rachel: i agree. reporter: they will be limited what they can stop. yes you have the power of the purse, as far as passing legislation that would reverse what is happening on border or crime, it will be difficult for republican leaders to do that. one thing they can do is holdover sight hearings to hold people accountability there is resistance to doing that. that is backwards looking. if you talk to the base, people want accountability. there are things that have gone down that need to be reconciled before we move forward. whether about elections. whether about treatment folks peacefully there on january 6, whatever it was, those are messy politically items to deal with. a lot of people care about what happens with those. i think it will be interesting to see how they handle that tens

will, rachel, todd? rachel: thank you, alexandria., of course there was collusion in that regard. we have e-mails between anthony fauci and peter cause ec saying we need to suppress these stories. but i love that the lawsuit calls it censorship enterprise, the censorship enterprise. so much went wrong in this. let's bring in shannon bream to give out a -- us a little more information about what's going to be happening with this lawsuit. i'm kind of excited about it, shannon. >> it's interesting because, you mow, as an attorney or when you go into one of these cases as plaintiffs, you want all the documents, all the depositions, and you really kind of swing for the fences because often you think i'm not going to get everything, but i'm going to ask for everything. this is a really big win for the plaintiffs in this case that this judge has basically said, yep, you're going to get dr. fauci, jen psaki, the former attorney general -- surgeon general, you're going to get everybody that you want to talk to, essentially, in these deposition

rachel: i'm trying. wall -- will: what do you got there, rachel? what are you doing there, rachel? will: a lot of pressure. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> great job, everyone. all right, let's see what we got. >> look at that. will: oh, my gosh, lawrence. todd: you haven't even looked at 'em -- >> look at that design. >> i'm not sure what that is. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] [applause] todd: that's it, jeff, i'm smashing these pumpkins. [cheers and applause] ♪ muck. maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." today, democrats' bad policy sparks a republican red wave for the midterm elections now 16 days away. this even as drama is ripping through the gop with a fight for the soul of the republican party. it is mitch mcconnell, mitt romney and others versus donald trump as mitch controls the purse slippings, keeping dollarg dollar

rachel: yeah, it is.e: will is wearing his beautiful minnesota vikings purple today because he lost to me in fantasy football last weekend and appropriately has delivered on his side of the deal, and i want you both to know that don't count on me in the back half of the fourth hour of this show, because the vikings' game starts at 9:30. rachel: that's so early. pete: they're playing in london. so i'll have the game on my phone, you guys carry the show. will: i'm glad you clarified, there are people asking why i'm wearing tennis shoes with my suit, if i'm going to copy pete. all the way. [laughter] i lost a bet. i lost a bet to pete. he beat me at fantasy football, so i am sporting minnesota vikings' gear with, and you've got a london a.m. kickoff. you'll be watching football while we do the muse. rachel: and, boys, explain what the bet and if you lose fantasy football team. pete: well, the bet is, i don't know that a will's committed ye- [laughter] rachel: come on, will. let's be daring, join the bet. pet

rachel: thank god. as the sun comes up, the east coast is waking up to the aftermath of hurricane ian. we'll stay on top of this story all morning long. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends". bias in the bureau and 12 year fbi veteran and whistle blower and stripped of his badge and escorted out of the field office. his crime refusing to participate with excessive use of force and 30 ex-fbi agents are standing up for him. here is meyer, i read everything your client said about excessive force of american

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pete: please do, rachel. rachel: she says they haven't tried, pete.ouldn't have tried harder and the list she's saying that. by the time they're selling the democrat party and abortion, electric vehicles, many don't want, defund the police, open boarders to illegals, and open boarders to fentanyl, which is killing our children. a war on american energy that's bringing record inflation, disempowering parents and separating their children from their values that our school with taxpayer money. what did they think was going to happen? you couldn't try to alienate yourself from this community that cares about faith and god and country and hard work and family. i mean, i'm astounded that they're astounded. pete: you're right, they took that group completely for granted and they have -- they believe their rhetoric when it comes to identity politics that if you have a certain pigment, you must be a democrat, which you've heard politicians say that quiet part outloud on multiple occasions and that ad was run by citizens for sanity and we're talking about sanit

rachel: that is the answer.at happens, happened in the state of arizona, can happen in other states that is one fundamental change that can happen. six people, including the owner of gold's gym are feared dead after a plane crash in coast tariq co. it was going from mexico to limon, when it lost communication with the control tower. investigators found debris from the crash 17 miles away from the airport. he was traveling with his wife, his children, a fitness trainer. costa rican authorities say two unidentified bodies were recovered near the scene. so sad. >>> chinese president xi xinping ushers in the unprecedented third term leading the chinese communist party. he is now the longest serving communist leader since mao tse-tung led the party in 1949 until his death in 1976. but the ccp's week-long congress short on drama. this is scary footage, look at this. xi's predecessor forcibly removed from his seat. no word yet why he was removed but you can see him talking to xi before he was escorted away. will: hu ji

rachel: wow. national guard lost 7500 service members not to mention people pushed out because of covid vaccine. now, the navy, marine corps and air force, usually they're way ahead of their goal even when the year begins because they've already got recruits stacked to come in for that fiscal year. the marine corps has only meant 30% of the goal, air force and navy 10%. so they're behind the recruiting goals for next year, and somehow sending them to fort liberty instead of fort bragg is going to solve our problems. will: you know, we talked about this earlier in the show, what could contribute to this. you both forwarded the idea that, look, it's an extension of go woke, go broke. the type of individuals who want to go into the united states military aren't the type of individuals who want that to be like every other aspect of society. i wonder if it's part of just delaying adulthood. people don't can be get jobs as early as they did, move out of homes as early as they did. there's something else

rachel: can you do it? >> you can do it by saying okay, agency and until you start issuing permits we will put a squeeze on you, the power of the purse. rachel: let's hope republicans use that power. that is are you got. >> reporter: always tension between an executive the doesn't want to do something out of congress which is trying to get them. you use whatever tool you can because what is at stake, how do we get that budget in better shape? joe: talking about inflation, a lot of your colleagues would say much of our economic woes come from our energy policy. president biden made some news, saudi arabia did saying the biden administration requested oil production be cut after the midterms, political move there but what does that say for looking out for americans? >> if you are at home paying that much more for your utilities and that much more for your gasoline and that much more for your heating oil you are thinking what is happening? joe: your major forms of energy, we read them off. >> this administrati

rachel uses listen away that is very, -- some who are looking for their husbands like rachel or looking for fathers knuckles, she was looking for that information that she already knew. she already knew the outcome for david. what he needed was to have a witness, to be able to put this on paper so that she can receive the money to support herself and the toddler son lily. in writing, she wrote to my sincere older's office to make sure that david's name was spelled correctly. they had written to her to say that david w walters would be included on one of these roles where you go to the local newspaper. she corrected them for david and they flip the paper over the office and returned to her with assurances that, yes, david will be listed at a zoo member of the fifth indiana cavalry. signed for clear pardon in her name with the office workers. the missing soldiers office operated for three years d, during that time, they connected over 22,000 americans with formation about missing ldrs. this took abt 100,000 letters that were ciulated by the missing soldiers office of inquirieth they were

rachel. rachel: that's right.here in del rio getting a feel for how the people in this community feel which i think is going to resonate in many of the elections coming up including the congressional election between cuellar and cassie here, and we're going to have her on, cassie garcia, in just a little built. but he's a package i want -- harris a package i want to show you guys. i went up in a helicopter with captain oliveras. take a look. about 200 migrants have just turned themselves in to the border patrol. >> we continue to see a significant increase in mass migration, but also those illegal immigrants are being smugglinged. we have seen a dramatic increase in high-speed chases. it's all, again, for profit. and they continue to exploit these immigrants, these vims that are trying to take advantage of the fact that there's so many people coming across, they use that to exploit the vulnerables -- vulnerabilities. rachel: there's nothing like getting a bird's eye view. >> these helicopters are being used every

rachel: we know, though. where it came from. >> the democrats will not hold the hearings on it. we have the oversight ready to go to get the information so it can't repeat so we don't fund things that create problems in the future and we never have to live through this again. this is the difference in 37 days of what is the country can have. >.>> there's a change you're suggesting should republicans gain back the house and senate? how does this happen? >> a lack of accountability. how can this move forward? how can fauci still be there? why wouldn't we have hearings? you had had more people die during this administration than before and they had a vaccine. you have the president calling a coast guard member thanking them for saving lives but wanting to lay him off because he's not vaccinated. things is crazy. -- this isday crazy. the this is ev everything you tk about on this coach. the democrats -- they spent $9 trillion, raised the price of gasoline, when we could be energy independent. they did all that ch

rachel: he doesn't make sense. point is, he is saying and many of his spokespeople are saying that the economy is strong and i think if you can't afford groceries, if you're trying to figure out what trips i can take to take my kid to soccer or school or whatever because it's heart arrested tod to fill up the gas tank and your leader is saying the economy is strong, this isn't just i'm not going to vote for him, you're angry at him. it's an insult. this is an insult. this is the kind of stuff that comes out of communist countries when they have a ministry of truth. this is a lie. the economy has never been worse. inflation is at a 40-year high. and it was only a couple years ago under the trump administration that a we were living under the best economy in all of our lifetime so people are not stupid. they know what a good economy feels like. they don't have to think back 15 years for it. they know what it was. pete: there are questions whether they can evi eventually deliver but republicans like kevin mccarthy and

myself as rachel duffy.eople tweeted i was getting divorced. i said rachel campos and dropped the duffy. and they said i was getting divorced. >> stuart: marital spat about crypto but that's another -- >> brian: stuart, take a seat for this talking point. >> stuart: you insist. >> brian: politics all about the economy, correct? >> steve: first, set the table by going down to washington. >> rachel: that's right. >> jackie heinrich, in talks to tap the strategic oil preserve again ahead of the midterms. >> brian: move to push to keep costs down as americans head to the polls. >> steve: jacqui heinrich live at the white house with more. obviously, the white house wants to release that you will oil to help democrats before the midterms. >> that is what it would appear. good morning to you guys, steve, rachel, brian, and stuart, good morning to all of you. according to this report from bloomberg, it would be the latest tranche of release from 180 million-barrel program began in the spring. a little bit unclear fr

rachel: thank you. charles dolan ties to the clintons, ties to the russians, fbi agents wanted to investigate him and leaders of the fbi said you can't do that. pete: the steps is one way to put it, politicization is another. joe: there will be a lot to look into. turning to your headlines. starting with tragic news from new york city, police say a 15-year-old boy was shot and killed during a fight while riding the subway in queens. authorities say he died from his injuries. the crisis at the southern border, launching a probe into the busing of migrants from red states and the nation's capital, whether they have been deceived. and pro political stunt. a human smuggler on a dirt bike, who then crossed the rio grande into the us. tiny dancing star lighting up social media. joe: i will -- i will tell you, declan russell of california, 14 months old, learning to walk, and started dancing instead. >> you know you put him in dance school, that is amazing. pete: i am still here. rachel: the rhythm is going to

will: rachel, rachel, rachel, just be careful how much you rub my face in this because i'm going to callut on who's actually running your team if you push it too far. pete: that's true. you are the shadow team owner. rachel: no, no, no, no. it doesn't matter. will: you're not actually doing this. rachel: it doesn't matter, i'm beating will cain. i mean, it's amazing. it's agreat feeling. pete: i mean, will founded the league, he's the commissioner, he's an expert and he's 0-7. he's playing against teams that don't even have all their players. will: i'm trying. pete: he's trying very hard and making moves every week, transactions. l, l, l, l, l. will: the next great mystery, we're going to move on, is who's running rachel's team and who's running ainsley's team. they're under protest. rachel: we know who's running ainsley's team. don't we? pete: we have ideas. you have the best team names too, the tight ends. it's the best name in the league, rachel, for sure we have to move onto baseball, the world series, the phillies pull off a five run comeback to take game one in houston and thanks t

it. >> rachel: i love the real estate market.rd on your show. >> i love the fact that we are both featuring beach homes. it's really exciting. i love my show because it's aspirational. entertainment value. people's guilty pleasure. people will approach you and tell you that? >> yeah. >> that's what america is about. we are not jealous of it. maybe we can aspire to that maybe get a new administration in to change things around and turn the markets around. >> manifest it. the land of opportunities,. >> going to be a little chilly in parts of the northeast so warm up on the beaches. >> rachel: i love it. i'm watching for sure. thank you both for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> rachel: coming up a new report rating the u.s. military weak this as the pentagon struggles to recruit after the biden administration woke push. former national security adviser under president trump robert o'brien sounds off on whether we are ready for war. ♪ s art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it.

rachel: yeah.ou bring up a great point. i guess the question is do you trust the biden administration to take the lead in these kind of reforms and talks? >> so that's a great question, rachel. and to be honest, just speaking personally, i have very little confidence in this american administration, and they've demonstrated a catalog of errors. one of the worst things was the mismanagedded exit from afghanistan. but here the biden administration is very much associated with the obama administration. it's the same characters who empowered shia islamist iran at the expense of the entire sunni world for reasons that nobody's really clear on. and while i'm here in saudi arabia, i'm able to see with a 25-year advantage how saudi arabia has moved away from fundamentalist expressions of islam which we as true muslims regard as quite anathema and how fast the society's able to respond and wants that as muslim believers that are here. and in this, the doctor is truly visionary. he counts among his friends t

. >> rachel: too much.t's talk a little bit about something else. we will talk a little bit about politics. 22 days from today will be the midterm elections. there's a brand new "new york times" poll out this morning that essentially says a republican win is possible. winning control of congress. that means both the house and the senate, according to the poll, if this year's elections for congress were held today, which party's candidate would you be more likely to vote for in your district? 49% say the republican. 45% say the democrat. and it's because the economy and inflation are dominant issues but you knew that. >> rachel: yes, we absolutely know that and we have a fox poll proving that. look at this. 89% are extremely or very concerned about inflation. 79% crime, 74% political division. 73% is the ukraine-russia situation. what's taught in school, abortion, gun law, border security and then, last, climate change. and, you know, it's interesting, the democrats, some of their ads that they're putting ou

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rachel: you guys are so nice.ing. >> i was told a man peaks at 25. after that everything is downhill, physically you begin -- it will: i peeked a long time ago. oh boy. happy birthday. todd: i got to sleep in today. usually i have to be on the show at 4:00, six:00 a.m. is nothing. rachel: we are happy to have you. will: i don't know what the record is for oldest america live but herb has to be in the running. here is a less celebratory record. september marks the end of the fiscal year and marks the highest amount of illegal immigration encounters on a fiscal basis in recorded history with 2.3 million illegal immigrant encounters, september, 220,000 encounters, the second-highest month of the year after april. rachel: those are encounters. millions are got aways getting detained because a lot of people come in and want to be detained and send, taxpayer paid for flights to where they want to go. these numbers are astounding, this is the most dangerous border in the world. these numbers point to a failure in our adm

all right rachel, my friend come over to you. >> rachel: thank you, janice, we can't have tequila ate speckled clothes fall off. coming up, october is breast cancer awareness month. my friend gerri willis has an all-important letter checked in with bill hemmer for the top of the hour. >> good morning to you. 6:00, 21 days rachel we have a brand-new power rankings on where we stand in congress, kevin mccarthy wants to be speaker of the house who leads us off this morning coming up here. also movement toward republicans in a few races you don't expect so we will talk to the candidates and ask why. is trying to making plans for taiwan sooner than we expected? good question for mike pompeo. the whale that almost ate the boat, we have the caption to tell us all about the fish story, and we have the video. more than just a claim. dana i will see when 12 minutes top of the hour see you then. yr favorite sweater can forget about all about those hairy situations. shop maytag and more exclusive out of the blue innovations at lowe's.com. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking w

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rachel: thank you.s some news, the fox corporation has donated one million dollars to the american red cross hurricane relief efforts, 8 and resources like shelter, meals, medical supplies and more to those impacted. rachel: fox is double matching employee donations to the hurricane relief efforts. rachel: our thoughts are with everyone including our own teams in tampa and orlando and thank everyone at the fox news channel and fox tv station teams across the country who have been covering this disaster. if you would like to join in fox's effort please visit red supercross.org/fox on the bottom of your screen. pete: a bit of positivity as we move out of the storm. unfortunately for many of those in power relief is not equally distributed because now our focus is on equity. in other words racism and that is what vice president kamala harris sees in how we distribute resources to recover from this hurricane. listen to what i think amounts to a stunning language coming from a fireside chat from kamala harri

rachel: that's a long time out. their hands to the pavement and the police comes by and pulls their hands up. don't glue your hands to the pavement and we won't have to rip it off. >> speaking of cults and what we went through for a couple years related to covid we were just discussing in the break if we can think of places in america where there are still mask mandate. once they got rid of them in airports and airplanes it fell to the wayside. even in the worst places, even in new york city you go to a restaurant there are no mask mandate, people might wear them but no mandates. >> there is an pediatricians offices which i object to but what do you do? they force you to do it. >> there was one in animal hospital where i lived and refused to go in. they are few and far between at this point except for what happened recently, don't know if you saw it on tucker last night, a guy named gregory hahn was in north carolina vet and dad who showed up for jury duty and this didn't happen 6 months ago or year ago, this happen

rachel: yeah. had you both on my podcast and we talked about what were the most important issues that you saw that my husband sean saw and pete saw, you brought up this -- this issue up and this crisis in masculinity. culture matters, and i think at the heart of this is a crisis in fatherhood. we have seen a breakdown of the family, and there is an ideological reason for that. if you break down the family, then the government becomes the baby daddy if you will. if becomes the -- you break down the family and suddenly, you know, the idea of a centralized powerful government that people are dependent on is a more real idea. there's some ideological reasons but the real-life cry cease way it plays out every day for boys is there's no role models and that's why they seek out people. it's no coincidence that j acc o and jordan petersen and the guy that tucker carlson interviewed, the ex-fighter that now lives in -- >> dan that white. will: andrew tate. rachel: yes, they're looking to the masculine figur