former energy secretary former texas governor rick perry.ritics argue we need to drill more at home but here's national security council john kirby on why it's not happening. >> we are trying to transition to clean energy environment good for the economy and the environment and where the president wants to take us but transitions are tests take time. maria: they do take time like ten or 20 years, should we kill off also fuels now? >> the hardest thing for someone in the political business to do is stand up and say you know what? who wrong in this administration will not do that. they will drive america into the ditch and they are economically and national security wise having to rely upon foreign countries for energy is bad public policy so they are wanting to this environmental altar where they pray everyday and hurting americans. they are listening to a missed cash the president stands up in florida and says the reason hurricane ian came was because the use of fossil fuel, non nonsense. no data. the put america in jeopardy economically, na

former energy secretary rick perry says the u.s.rgy independent to beholding to opec in less than two years time. he writes this. america's energy chaos is biden's fault as we pay at the pump. will democrats pay in mid-terms? that's a question for rick perry who joins us now. good morning. you are down in texas. reflect on that. how do you think it plays? >> well, this is clear to the american people now. it did not have to happen. this wasn't the fault of gasoline distributors that are out there gouging the people. it is not because of greedy oil companies and frankly not even because of russia's invasion. i will suggest to you had the biden administration not shut down the xcel pipeline and closed down off shore drilling and impossible to get leases on federal land we would be producing 13 million barrels a day and a lot of things would be different today. i think russia would not have invaded ukraine had biden left the policies into place. clearly what we're seeing today, the cost of living, the recession that we are facing is be

we'll talk with rick perry about that in just a moment. but first, to kelly o'grady.in los angeles for us with the latest around a pain at the pump. what is happening now, kelly? >> hey, good to see you, sandra. i mean, of course people across the country are feeling it. but nowhere more so than california. you can see it is 6.49 for a gallon of regular. we've been seeing gas prices rise the last 16 days. the national average is $3.91 today. close to $4 a gallon. that is 12 cents higher than a week ago. i want to highlight 63% higher than when the president took office. that could get worse. largely because of opec's planned production cut of two million barrel per day. many are calling that announce meant a slap in the face after the president visited saudi arabia. oil prices have cooled. we're still seeing double digit growth because of that. one path the administration is continuing to tap the strategic petroleum reserves. not only is it a short term solution but the reserves are intended to be used for disasters like hurricane ian and are now at the lowest level i

and rick perry and i read a whole chapter on this. ick was running for president at the time and it was on his watch that he okayed that that execute mission. and when i said the science was in, that's because one of the most renowned and arson say it's a chemist from cambridge and i'm forgetting his name at the but had faxed the governor the execution the report saying this is the purest form junk science i've ever seen and he went through with the execution. so three days before they were supposed to hold the public and release the findings of an independent arson investigator on on that case, rick perry did where barry scheck called the saturday night massacre and fired three of the of the commissioners. the head disbanded the commission slow rolled the process through because he went on to reelection and basically neutered the process then and really this is why this is a theme in my book the that we came back on the bite marks and that was the first time that the commission had stepped again in the national spotlight, had issued a

energy policy, we want to welcome rick perry. mr.lly on par with this. this isn't just about trying to set prices, trying to boost prices, manipulate prices. this is really something that comes down to geopolitical issues at this point with russia being front and center trying to make sure that it can continue to get money in to fund its war. what's riding on this this time? what should we be watching >> yeah, to say we live in interesting times is a great understatement when you think about what's at stake here, whether it's the global economy, we get a massive hit, i don't think we'll have a massive hit, but the point is, curtailing that production, the potential to drive up inflation across the country you compound that with what's going on in eastern europe and ukraine. the potential for a real chaotic time is there. you know, and it goes back to -- again, i'm very critical of the current administration from the standpoint of their war on fo fossil fuels and the united states in particular we could be filling the gap, so to speak

as for tesla and those are deliverers, they do not give in rick perry numbers.thing going on that they have not have -- they do have something going on right now. they are sitting as storage lots. maybe transformation issues or maybe a different way of looking at inventories. rounding its alta, although the stock is trading lower, the american airlines beat top and bottom by 14. .5% it looks like there's good demand for travel. costs are rising. some of the competitors are higher, probably on the outlook for robust demand for travel as the year passes on. guy: since monday the stock is up about 3.6%. a little bit of a drop down this morning. on the week, it is elevated and higher. thank you indeed. shares of american airlines down today. the company's profit estimates capacity remains limited as we continue to see staffing issues around the whole airline sector. cost therefore elevated. it is all kinds of issues that are impacting the industry right now. . america airline cfo joins us now. the outlook looks solid right now. you obviously are like the rest of the

september jobs report and we talk about the markets and how you should be allocating capital and rick perry will be my special guest and bind's energy crisis depleting the oil reserve and chinese government spying on a weapons site in decades and we'll have weigh ins and reaction from the jobs report and john and kenny is here for tonight's show. 7:00 p.m. on fox business. join me. we'll be right back. maria: welcome back. futures indicating mixed opening this morning looking ahead to september jobs report now out in just about 15 minutes. economists are expecting 250,000 jobs created in the month of september. with the unemployment rate holding steady at 3.7% but there are other issues to look at behind the headlines and we are getting into it now with making money with charles payne host charles payne. charles, great to see you. thanks very much for being here and i want to get your take on the numbers and i want to get your take on average hourly earnings and the participation rate, what is most important in your view from this upcoming report? >> for me, number one is participation rate

. >> martha: i'm reminded of rick perry that couldn't remember three things. it ended his presidential run while he was up there. it's not for us to judge. it's for the american people to sit back and say, does this make sense. the voters across the board with one exception said that it changed their take about what is right for this individual and whether or not they want to vote for him to represent them at this moment in time. marc, you know, let's take one look at this inflation versus abortion. it's 16 point spread. think about the issues, inflation or abortion. what matters more? inflation at 56% and abortion at 40. are we going to be having conversations about it being a mistake on the part of democrats to put so many eggs in that basket so to speak and at the expense of talking about crime or bringing energy back home to the united states? >> look, if inflation was low, there was no crime wave, the border was secure, gas prices were low, people might have the luxury of voting on abortion. when you're sitting in a situation where you can't -- you're not

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when i was elected to the senate, rick perry was the governor and david dewhurst was the lieutenantagain my goal is to make abortion in any stage a thing of the past. >> in texas, we are fighting tooth and nail to protect the unborn. >> republican politicians began to get more and more extreme right and extreme evangelical and carry those agendas as part of their elections. >> matthew, 18 six say it will be to it to those who would harm the little children. better they have at that they have a noose around their neck and drop to the end of the sea. >> abortion became a way of coalescing support around the republican party. >> after roe versus wade, we are fighting to restore the sanctity of life when life at a time and yes, one law at a time when. >> and thus began a slow and steady march intruding upon that right in texas. >> all right, just try and remember back to this. sp5. the bill that wendy davis was fighting in 2013 banned abortion after 20 weeks in addition to putting onerous requirements on abortion care for settlements. sb8 law that now governor abbott signed last year ba

rick perry is here, former governor of texas. >> how you doing, gov. >> we have paul ryan somewhere openingis a few minutes away >> never know who you will see on the floor >> you never know. you never know we have an exclusive interview with raytheon technology ceo greg hayes keep it here if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. >> president xi winning his third term and taking steps to consolidate power. jim, you said people will come out and say it's an opportunity to add jpmorgan did >> there is so much business to be done here frankly, i cannot think -- they're not capitalists. their market is basically made up xi does what he wants and our companies have fallen under the spell and believe this is a real market they don't realize it's a manipulated market i don't

[audience cheering] [soft dramatic music] - when i was elected to the senate, rick perry was the governor and david dewhurst was lieutenant governor. - and again, my goal is to make abortion at any stage a thing of the past. [audience cheering] - in texas, we're fighting tooth and nail to protect the unborn. - amen. - republican politicians began to get more and more extreme right, and extreme evangelical and carry those agendas as part of their elections. - matthew 18:6 says, "woe be it to those who would harm the little children. better it be they have a millstone around their neck and dropped in the depth of the sea." - amen. - abortion became a way of coalescing support around the republican party. - after roe v. wade, you kept fighting to restore the sanctity of life, one life at a time, and yes, one law at a time. [audience cheering] - and thus began a slow and steady march, intruding upon that right in texas. - we passed the woman's right to know act, requiring doctors to give vital medical information to a woman seeking an abortion before she makes that unalterable decision. [audi

he brought in rick perry, who was president trump's energy secretary, to support him.king, even though he has made comments or bylined a newspaper column in the past that raised concerns. he says that was her advice colleague and not him, but his name was on the story. caller -- fetterman has also made negative comments about fracking in the past, even as recently as 2018 said he was not for, and now says he is for it. in his view, environment or concerns, but also jobs and economic stimulus that the industry supplies. both of them have kind of reversed themselves a little bit. there are both in favor of it. fetterman might tell you little more about them are mental concerns, while oz is a drill, drill, drill. host: in may of 2022, there were 8.7 million registered voters within the commonwealth. 4 million democrats, three .4 million republicans, about one million plus other parties. how many of those have voted already leading up to the election? guest: we are getting up to the tens of thousands. i have not looked at the most recent numbers. there are tens of thousand

perry. also with us is rick stangle. russia launched drones, which struck the wider kyiv region.f them impacting 3 locations, about 80 kilometers south of here. no word on casualties probably because it was a military target. three things to tell you. the first they have civilian-made components in them. so they can evade military defenses. number two e they are accurate. you may remember in april the ukrainian forces are using turkish-made drones and that's what happened to that large column that our viewers may remember about back in the spring. that 30-mile long column was decimated by drones. the last thing i will tell you is they are cheaper than cruise missiles, which had is going to be very important to the russian president who is spending money he may not have on this war. it's possible we're going to look at another front here where drones are used more and more often. >> cal, these drones are curtesy of the government of iran. according to the government, they are courtesy of the government of iran. we need to be careful about our sourcing. we don't know how they got h

perry. also with us is rick stengel, former under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairsn msnbc political analyst. cal, what's been the reaction on the ground to the news that iranian troops are actually on the ground training russians on how to use these deadly drones? >> reporter: so i think for people here, jose, good morning to you, it's a little bit of the micro versus the macro. the micro is your everyday life. the news leads with there are drones exploding in these neighborhoods targeting these things, the power is out here and the power is out here. later on it's the macro. who is pulling the strings behind the scenes. who is supporting russia. the intelligence services have said iran is helping to support the russian war effort. it is the more recent war effort that the drones are coming into play. we know that these drones are a vital part of what vladimir putin is trying to accomplish here, which is to make the ukrainian home front unlivable. to knock out the power, make it cold, make the water go off so people have to leave the country. we heard from president

rick scott is especially bad at this. i don't quite know why he keeps going out there and what he -- i guess there are savvy ways to perry these kinds of questions. he hasn't solved it yet. you think he'd be better prepared. the larger point is donald trump is operating luke a person who is in a consequence-free environment, which he is in the republican party. this is a pet issue of mine, but it's been true for six years now, and he knows he can throw out the most bizarre, counterproductionive -- there's no reason for it. it's not going to help anyone win an election, it's not a strategy or work in the service of elevating his own brand. he just does it. what would truly be shocking if senator a, senator b, and senator c in the republican party just said, enough, this is ridiculous, this is racist, this is inappropriate. even the most mild rebuke of this would be shocking and of course we hear nothing, which is just absolutely emblematic of the complacency of the republican party where this continues to take police and thrive. >> juanita, we know when people speak up it's the death nell for their careers. we see people