>> dave. >> steve: where are you from? >> i left new york for florida. >> steve: very good.we look ahead to mid-term elections and presidential elections, everybody has been talking about politically divisive everything is. atmosphere. sometimes it is hard to talk to people about politics, maybe you have somebody in your family. can't talk to them, they'll blow a head gasket. it is not about the other person, it is about the policies. focus on the policies. what is causing this? you mentioned inflation. we worked all our lives, saved money. should be able to get 8%. >> steve: what are you cutting back on? >> we planned a big trip. we were going to see the parks, hey, we can go see national parks. couldn't do that this year because my investor -- no, we lost money. we didn't go west while we are still young enough. think about all the people we didn't eat at the hotels. >> steve: who needs yellowstone when "fox & friends" comes to your house? [laughter] [applause] what do you think about political atmosphere? >> i think it is much too toxic. i would like to see the rhetoric g

[cheers] >> steve: okay. drive the golf cart home after a couple of drinks at happy hour? [boos] >> steve: they know that law enforcement may be watching. >> brian: exactly. [laughter] >> ainsley: listen, when my mom retired she was really nervous about it. taught for 33 years. she loved teaching. she said i'm really nerve success about this but i want to enjoy the last decades of my life. and travel and do some fun things. so when she retired i said mom, what do you think? she said every day is a weekend. i don't even know what day it is. >> brian: that's the way the villages feels. absolutely. >> ainsley: seems like a vacation every dave. >> brian: all right. >> steve: it is, and we're going to talk to more people coming up throughout the next hour here. >> brian: i hate to bring down the room but i have got to talk russia. sorry. [laughter] president biden condemning russia on the world stage after vladimir putin makes a nuclear threat against the west. >> ainsley: calls are growing for moscow to be stripp

brian, ainsley and steve? >> >> steve: all right, griff.rian: go ahead, steve. >> steve: no, go ahead. you got a good question, brian. >> brian: griff, real quick, with this lawsuit, these people -- the law firm is acting on behalf of the illegals, right? >> that's right. i mean, basically, they are arguing that the florida officials discriminated on the basis of alien knowledge and deprive them of their 14th amendment, unclear that will hold up because they appeared to sign a waiver after released by border patrol intercepted the border. desantis folks don't think it holds much water. >> ainsley: activists backed by george soros getting involved with lawyers. if they sue and are successful each of the migrants gets money? >> griff: that would be their possible outcome. although, again, these migrants crossed illegally were processed by border patrol and then released and apparently signed a waiver. so it's unclear that they would have standing as they say in legal terms. >> right. exactly. thank you very much, griff, for that you know, i'm

steve. installations. i think the best way to characterize what i have seen in the past 24 hours is this is america's hammer. when we want to drop the hammer on our enemy. we call the soldiers and the armor divisions of fort hood. yesterday i got a behind the scenes look. i saw attack dogs. i saw mounted horse cavalry. take a look. >> divisions of the army the cavalry. [explosion] ♪ >> will: welcome to fort hood, home of first cavalry division. here are zeus and charlie, two of the 33 horses who make their home here at fort hood. >> will: what kind of training do these guys go through. >> we will train them up for all the stuff we do riding we do, get them comfortable with weapons and shooting. >> will: how do you get a horse comfortable around a weapon firing. >> you just do it. >> will: where once it meant horses now it means helicopters. third armored corps, which colonel is the largest armored force in the free world. let's go take a ride. ♪ as we are looking out at this helicopter now,

steve? over to you. >> steve: all right. carley.in tv land have told my wife kathy and i that you love our cookbooks and you use them almost every day. a lot of you have asked for the last two years could you guys write a cookbook with simpler recipes that use ingredients that i can find at my supply chain. >> brian: we are not a complicated people. >> ainsley: we need easy. >> steve: we want it easy. we want it simple. our brand new simply happy cookbook comes out today because america is hungry for happy. [chanting happy] >> everybody has a happy. >> steve: unfortunately a lot of your family's happy foods take all day to make: where do you work harder here or at home? >> at home. >> steve: the judge is right. >> you don't want to spend the whole day in the kitchen. >> steve: that's right. that's why we wrote this brand new cookbook the simply happy cookbook. nothing complicated. everything delicious. >> plus recipes you won't find any place else. cast iron cabernet cheeseburgers. >> steve: bacon braided meat loaf and iowa. his fav

>> >> steve: right? >> carley: i can answer that question it looks really good. >> steve: go ahead and have a taste. >> carley: oh, yeah. >> steve: i was out the last couple of days and people said how easy is that to make? just take a can of grand cinnamon rolls, unroll and put cooked bacon in there. isn't that delicious? >> carley: coziest thing. this is going to be perfect for people's saturday morning breakfast. >> steve: we do when it's just kathy and me we make five of them and eat them over two days. >> brian: will you ever sell them? >> steve: not a bad idea. >> carley: amazing and easy. >> brian: with coffee? >> steve: so easy. it's simple. thanks to all of you simply happy cookbook is the number one cookbook in the world. if you would like more information where to get a autographed copy go simply happy cookbook.com. >> carley: will you autograph my copy for free? >> steve: you already have one. >> carley: you haven't autographed it yet. >> steve: where is the book? >> ainsley: it's in my offic

. >> steve: they do.you are sending your kids off to school today, good morning, we will start you for the new school season. it feels like back to school here on the set though because do you know who is back? ed is back. ed has been gone for a little while. >> carley: ed, i haven't seen him this morning he is back? where is ed back there, brian? >> steve: he is downstairs. >> carley: ever so glad you are back. he had health issues and health scare. we are so grateful that you are here ed. we love you and your wife and children. >> brian: in fact we like him better than anybody else on the crew. ed is our favorite every single one of you. >> steve: are you also referring to dhif controls your focus and keith? >> brian: that's true. >> carley: dave, make him look as bad as possible. [laughter] >> ainsley: like you rank your children. >> brian: shrink wrapping my with white pants. if you see me with white pants make me take them off. >> steve: how many times do you wear them? >> brian: all the dime. >> ste

>> steve, i do.ector of homeland security for the mexican border region. >> steve: good. >> he assured me that they were checked for covid, monkeypox and other issues and they did do a screening. i want to have faith in our federal government. once we heard that and we said okay, you are allowed. in steve, one thing i want to make sure i point out. these are human beings. so we want to treat them with digital and respect, but we want to make sure that they're safe forever our community and be involved here. that's what we checked first. what really bothered me is the governor he has labeled suburban mayors xenophobic. nothing could be worse than saying that about local communities. my community has reached tout help these folks, give stuff. donate things. we are trying to find them jobs. elk groh is home to the biggest business park in north america. we have got jobs. we will hook them up for jobs. we will match them. remember, they are technically legal here. the president of the united states says

>> steve: early.eah. and then it's portion control, also. >> brian: they control the porings. >> and you eat the portions and you lose the weight. that's the big thing. >> brian: dan, the thing about you are on the in the tri system commercials. dan marino has to stay fit. if you break the system you did the system. >> steve: how much weight did you lose? >> 26 pounds. career get your knees done and apparently for every pound that a person loses equates to four pounds of pressure off of your knees couple years ago i was at the point i couldn't play golf. i had trouble walking up and down steps. i had to have my knees done. because of that reason, you know, i jumped back on in the tri system and it works. i will just tell you and the food is great. >> carley: this is like fancy restaurant quality. >> you don't want to put pasta on your -- >> brian: anything about the crew anything we leave they will have. they will do anything for the show. dan, do you send your old knees to the hall of fame? >> i thin

brian, ainsley and steve? >> steve: that's right.martha's vineyard describing it as humanitarian crisis with 50 whereas nbc -- nbc estimates 8,000 come into the country illegally every day. so 8,000 versus 50. one is a humanitarian crisis. the other not so much. you were right there. you were talking to the people who were in central america at-largely venezuelan. and what they said to you yesterday as they got off the bus is jaw-dropping. >> griff: they were telling us exactly what they see with their own eyes which is the border is wide open and not closed. as the administration continues to repeat. falsely. because it's anything but. and the of course the successes that those that went in front of them is why more migrants are coming to the tune of more than 8,000. we are watching, by the way, we are in the middle of september. we don't yet have those august official border numbers. but we expect them to be high again and continue to be unprecedented and at this point, once we get those, it will easily, by source's account be 2 mi

>> steve: i blame you. >> ainsley: showing his age. >> steve: jackson browne?ould think jackson browne and james taylor were the same people. >> brian: i think they actually perform together in the 80s for a while. >> steve: they should definitely do that again. jackson james, john. the president is not a party and the market is down. thanks president biden. and he forgot to vote. >> ainsley: brian to some of the news for you so i guess that's the end of the show. >> steve: let's wrap it up. >> ainsley: those of the headlines. let's talk about it's happening across the pond we have alive feed of buckingham palace that will transfer the queen's casket to westminster hall. >> steve: martha maccallum joins us live from london. you know, martha, you are our expert when it comes to all things royal. you've covered all sorts of festivities and events, but this is different. i have a feel for you that everything you've ever covered. >> martha: yes i think in many ways this is the biggest event in terms of the history of it. i-70 year reign that came to a close of the

steve: good for you.here is the mob with corporate america. >> no doubt they hijacked the mob gay and straight and parents of all ages you cannot get a tattoo until you are 18 years old you can have a beer until you are 21 that yet we are allowing hospitals to operate on 14 and 15 -year-olds and change their bodies forever? if you are 18 years old like it or not you are an adult and sometimes they make decisions we may not agree with. if people want to make decisions as an adult that is fine but the idea that we mainstreamed 14 and 15 -year-olds what they are treating kids for now is wildly projected by the overwhelming majority. and the fact the groups like your guest is doing fantastic to be silenced even know they are speaking out shows how often we are hijacked by a tiny minority population. steve: 100 percent it is america they should let their voices be heard it is outrageous. where can people support you? >> thank you people can learn more with all of our social links in there is way to support eit

are you steve? >> steve: i'm steve. we're going to make you breakfast. where is your kitchen? the puff pastry. when is the last time had you puff pastry? >> never. >> steve: it's going to be fun. >> we need to put these in the oven, quickly. >> baked cakes benny. how does that taste, peter? >> wonderful. >> steve: good answer. i'm not going to tell you where we are going to go. i will tell you though from the new cookbook we are going to make red velvet waffles and make brunch pigs in blankets. >> yum. >> steve: that's what they are going to have. all i can say is if you are watching right now you are probably a super fan of "fox & friends" you might watch three hours a day. we may be coming to your house tomorrow. first of all, get dressed as brian would say and secondly clean up the kitchen. >> brian: no, go to bed in your clothes. the whole country should go to bed in their clothes. >> steve: brand new cookbook, number one cookbook in the world thanks to all of you, pick it up today. simply happy cookbook.com. >> ainsley: how do you know -- they might not have the ingredien

. >> thanks, steve.ed rain. >> carley: what a great couple. we love them. unfortunately a horrible story to report here. a 15-year-old is dead and another is hospitalized after taking pills suspected of being laced with fentanyl at a los angeles high school on tuesday. their parents reported them missing when they did not return home from school. one step-father found his child collapsed in the school courtyard. the other was found dead by police in the bathroom. that same night, the lapd said two others were hospitalized for overdoses connected to the same drug dealer. bombshell reporting from the "new york post" reveals facebook is spying on users' messages and data. doj sources telling the post that facebook alerts the fbi when americans express antigovernment sentiment including skepticism of the 2020 election results. facebook is now slamming those allegations while the fbi has admitted to working with social media companies to exchange information on potential threats. listen to. hunter biden is re

steve, over to you, what do you think about the cards? >> steve: i don't know.e or stay at the store? >> do they cook the food with you? i think it is a delivery service actually. >> steve: we will see how well that works. let's find out what kind of the day we have in store whether rights in new york city. adam, it was beautiful 68 degrees when i came to work this morning. >> stephen it is still beautiful on fox square as you are looking at really pleasant fall like temperatures but of course the big weather story continues to be hurricane fiona. that is 130-mile hours of when and if he is continuing to live to the north but we see hurricane warnings, tropical's warnings across the bahamas this morning. where what the storm track? think about bermuda as we get close to party, wins 140 miles an hour. wait off the coast of the east coast but still choppy seas and perhaps rip currents over the course of the week ahead before eventually turning into nova scotia, newfoundland and i want to leave you with this puritan area to watch, when little system that could beco

steve, ainsley,. >> brian: brian no doubt about it. >> steve: thank you very much, griff.ng unique happened yesterday -- thank you very much, griff. something unique happened in the white house press briefing room. you know, fox news has been asking the administration about the migrants on our southern border for over a year. yesterday, the entire front row and second row caught up. everybody had questions about hey, what's going on? >> ainsley: can't ignore the story anymore. >> steve: they have been trying desperately. now the mainstream media is on to something. we have been telling you about for a very long time. you would have thought the administration knowing this was coming, they would have a better answer. you be the judge. >> does the white house stand by those comments that the border is secure? >> what we stand by is that he would doing everything that we can to make sure that, um, that we follow the process that's been put forth. that's why we have, historic funding to do just that, to make sure that, um, you know, um, to make sure that, um, it -- to make sure

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steve wants what? >> steve: buy the book. where did she go?n ounce sweeping agenda to carry the victory in november and beyond. as we say good morning on a friday, bill hemmer. welcome to the program here. >> what a great note. >> the first day of fall, is that the reason why? >> i think it is good to be here with all of you and i'm dana perino. this is "america newsroom." this is exciting. the midterm elections 46 days away. house republicans, they are going on offense.

>> that's not for me to know. >> steve c.: well, i'm steve c. steve c... steve c.... if this were scranton, that explains why w never go outside... >> that kind of talk is not allowed here. >> steve c.: humorless, obsessed with the rules-- you're dwight! >> i am not dwight! i don't even know who that is. >> steve c.: classic dwight. ( laughter and applause ) >> steve c.? >> steve c.: hmm? >> are you stealing from the supply closet? >> steve c.: uh-uh. >> open your mouth. ( laughter ) >> steve c.: paper clips work better when they're wet. all i can be is sorry, and that is all that i am. >> i'm afraid you still don't mean it. >> steve c.: yeah, i wasn't really feeling that, either. sorry. can we take that from the top? >> again, please. >> steve c.: ( southern accent ) all i can be is sorry! and that is all that i am! and as god is my witness, i'll never go hungry again! >> again. and, no more accents. >> steve c.: je suis desole. okay, some of the numbers are going to elicit sort of a fear response. >> i am aware. i know how to refine the numbers. >> steve c.: do you

steve: good luck tonight, nasa.ancel culture. she is live on the curvey couch next hour from new york. ♪ i just can't get you out of my head ♪ boy, it's more >> here we go. fox weather alert, hurricane ian. the category one storm right now intensifying in the gulf of mexico. setting size authority because now. >> this is a live look from clearwater beach. he looks calm there now. governor ron desantis to playing the national guard as millions in that area are preparing for the first major storm of the season. across the state you will see empty shelves at the grocery stores because everyone is stocking up on those supplies. >> it's hard to find a bottle of water at a

>> steve: do you know what we get a lot of?le's pets watching "fox & friends." >> carley: and babies. >> steve: send us your pictures. send them to friends at foxnews.com. make sure they're appropriate, brian. >> brian: do you remember you told everyone to send in remotes one year and we got remotes. >> carley: remote controls? >> steve: nobody ever switches channels so just send us your remote. we got hundreds of remotes for years after that i would hear people would come up to me by the way, stuck on your channel. it. >> ainsley: now a lot of babies and a lot of dogs because you said send in your babies and your dogs. >> brian: that's true. okay. i will raise them as my own. >> brian: so, listen, thanks so much for keeping us number one. and for letting me sit on ainsley's high part of the couch. >> todd: valley, grand cannon of butts. >> brian: thank you, my torso is not that small. >> ainsley: you have bigger muscles. your muscles. >> brian: all i know is you barely touch it. >> carley: are we going to a commercial break? >

do you like steve doocy? is >> i love them all! >> say hello to steve? >> hello, steve!ey. college football is back. penn state and purdue kick off tonight. the pregame is coming up but first, let's check in with dana perino checking in. >> busloads of migrants are arriving in the windy city today. the mayor says that this is racist, but appears to have no complaint on how the biden administration is handling the southern border. the mar-a-lago rated legal filings overnight plus karl rove is pouring water on the hype about the democrats can mentor momentum and we will ask him what he has seen that the media is ignoring. and jamie lissow will tell us why he thinks that president biden gets away with everything. see you at nine. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stro

steve: we will leave it there.alk about it that but seven days ago i was very sad when i saw the queen and thinking about those people i found incredibly moving the reaction from the british people being up 19 hours part of the community very special thank you for watching ♪ ♪ >> she was a mother, wife, grandmother, and great grandmother but for generations she was simply the queen. ♪ ♪ elizabeth ii was 25 years old when she came to the throne. she went ton become one of the world's longest reigning monarchs. ♪ ♪ she lived her life in the full glare of the international spotlight but her public commitment was unwavering.

>> steve: yeah, why not? jimmy: i think this one is just kind of a solid - >> steve: b, c >> jimmy: no, this is a solid a. this is a good -- this is a good one >> steve: really >> jimmy: this one could win the whole thing. i -- i hope that the bowling ball one wins. >> steve: right, but this one might. this one might take the cake >> jimmy: i feel like it might >> steve: okay, let's hear it. >> jimmy: i dunno. "white claw should be called 'la croix -- the college years.'" [ laughter ] ♪ >> steve: that's smart >> tariq: i -- yeah, but i -- don't get me -- it's a thinker it's a bit of a thinker. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: but bowling ball wasn't a thinker >> tariq: nah, bowling ball was the jam. >> jimmy: that was a jam >> tariq: yeah, bowling ball was the g.o.a.t. of today. >> jimmy: all right, let's see what do you guys think let's see the results. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: there's your answer right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause it is bowling ball, it is "where are we? [ dinging

. >> steve: that's right.ff jenkins who knows memphis very well here to give us all the details on this thursday morning, griff. >> good morning, steve, carley and brian. a terrifying 24 hours as memo feigns were told to shelter in place as he carried out serial shootings four dead and three injured across eight crime scenes. it ended in a high speed crash after he crashed the car that he had carjacked. the worst part of it all he should have been behind bars, not out on the street carrying out violent rampage. this is what we know about kelly's past. in 2020 he was charged with first degree attempted murder, aggravated assault. employment of a fire department with intent to commit a dangerous felony and reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. he was sentenced to three years. but only served 11 months after his attempted murder charge was downgraded to aggravated assault and he was released in march of this year. strict land had this reaction. >> if mr. kelly served his full three year prison he would stil

rachel, steve, brian, over to you. >> steve: was that just epic. >> rachel: thank you, will. >> steveof course next stop is going to be boot camp for the 24 new enlistees but the husband and wife, will they always be posted together? >> will: steve in new york was bringing up boot camp is next will you be posted together. >> yes, as i'm going reserve rather than active. >> will: yeah. they will be able to stay together. >> steve: that's fantastic. >> rachel: thank you, will. such a beautiful moment. >> will: you bet. >> rachel: i love that human moment. every son wants their dad to be proud of them. you just captured that my father served in the military and then my brothers went on to become officers and i know that those moments seeing your sons follow your footsteps powerful stuff do you remember seeing anything like this out at the fort that to me s. a amazing. >> steve: all part of being live at fort hood today. lee brice the reason we they're he has a show there today and we are piggy banking on that appearance. you will see him in a little bit. in the meantime. let's talk a lit

it was creepy. >> steve: brilliant marketing. whatever they paid for those three seats, now we're talking about about it. people are going to want to see that smiling movie this weekend. >> carley: but now a smile is creepy? that's supposed to be happy, not scary! >> brian: that's a good point. don't hurt the smile. what about those kids who get smiley faces when they do something right? no more. you had to put a frown on the smile. >> steve: brian, if it doesn't have to do with the movie, i think it's okay. >> brian: we'll see how big the movie is. maybe it's just the moment the movie has a no one's going to watch it. >> steve: now i want to see the creepy smiles. 90 minutes of that. >> brian: we have stopped saying goodbye to carley. we are going to get people writing us. she just kind of walks away now. >> ainsley: goodbye, carley. thanks for those wonderful headlines. [laughter] >> carley: i'm right here! >> ainsley: the head of the atlanta fed warning that americans could lose their job if we don't get inflation under contro

>> hi, ainsley, steve, brian.idmorning here and maybe you can hear behind me, it is already busy. in fact, we saw the kings just wiz by us in his rolls gave away to us and in fact everybody here on his way as you noted up to edinboro as we begin a very long week of honoring the late queen elizabeth ii. just concluded westminster hall near where we are joint session of houses of commons, speakers of each house formally offering condolences to queen. charles in part had this to say. >> she set an example of selfless duty which, with god's help, and your counsel, i am resolved faithfully to follow. >> charles, yes, heading up now to edinboro scotland where the coffin of the queen was carried by hears jammed sunday balmoral home. charles will join other family members and walk with the casket to the main cathedral for a service and public viewing later today. it should be a highlight of the day. out and about this weekend to the delightful the crowds as the windsor castle prince william and wife kate plus harry and wi

people can't get enough of it, steve. >> steve: clay travis thank you very much, hear you later todayyou. >> steve: david limba a book he wrote with his daughter faith series, they are up next. first dana has a preview. >> dana: thank you so much. steve. authorities piecing together what happened to eliza fletcher. suspect expected back in court today and a live update from the local prosecutor there. >>> heat turning up on the midterms, cassie garcia can she flip the seat. bill bar, how does he think the mar-a-lago investigation ends. how is bill doing second day after the end of summer, see you at 9:00. so how many vaccines have you given to people? me? about 1000. walgreens...millions. ♪ i cannot miss her big debut. with your booster, i think you'll be there. for every twirl. i got a shot so my sister won't get sick. way to go, big bro! so while we're here... flu shot, as well? let's do it. when you need to talk vaccinations, our pharmacists are here ♪ in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is r

steve, you are right.overnor desantis and governor abbott we are talking about it. >> i hope the american people are not -- will do their own research and understand why this is happening. >> kamala was asked about desantis and abbott in that interview. and she said that they are playing games. they are playing political stunts with human beings that are fleeing harm. the former president, president trump, sean went down to -- sean hannity went down on wednesday to go interview him at mar-a-lago. he played the first part on wednesday night and second part last night. trump said they are emptying out their prisons in venezuela. we remember that from cuba. they are emptying out their prisons and sending criminals to the united states. listen to this. >> millions of people are in our country now that shouldn't be here. many of them are prisoners. >> would you deport them. >> criminals. >> would you deport them. >> the bad ones i would deport, yeah. venezuela is emptying their prison population into the united

steve: we will leave it there.out it that but seven days ago i was very sad when i saw the queen and thinking about those people i found incredibly moving the reaction from the british people being up 19 hours part of the community very special thank you for watching and we will see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised.r bu >> she was the queen. c elizabetamh ii was just 25 years old.igni she became one of the world's longest reigning monarchs. lived her life in ul full glarhe

to not embarrass. >> steve: absolutely.y say there is no heart beat between five and six weeks. even though in january of this year their website said there was. the natural library of brains brain and heart begin to develop. march of dimes the baby's heart weeks and lungs are developing they are trying to make it sound like a bunch of cells. do you know what it is ultimately? and it's not a fully formed heart. but it is a sound of life and that is why so many people are worried. >> ainsley: of course it's developing. your baby is growing inside you. it's developing every single day throughout those nine months. >> brian: axios did word search what's coming up in the political genre. it was second in political talk. then it dropped to it looks around 13th. now in september it is not on the top 15 things in which come up first jobs, taxes, donald trump. wages, firearms, china, russia, joe biden. that's bad news for democrats because they wanted to ride the dobbs decision right to majorities in both houses which they technica

steve teenager.are now, though, in police custody. >> will: todd piro is live in studio with the tragic details. todd? >> todd: two sheriffs deputies were attempting to serve a search warrant last night when they were shot in killed in what police called an ambush. they got answer when they knocked and rang the doorbell and heading back to their vehicle when another car pulled up to the house. as the deputies moved toward the aapproaching vehicle shots were fired. both deputies killed. the suspect then ran into the home, barricading himself for hours before finally surrendering. a neighbor whose wife heard the shots and witnessed the chaotic scene shared these harrowing details. >> she said the entire tree is blue. there is nothing but blue lights flashing everywhere. she saw police officers actually surround the house directly across the street from us. she heard what she thought was fireworks. i really didn't pay any attention to it until her girlfriend called and said hey, are you guys okay? >> tw

>> steve: inflation.ecause they say that, look, higher prices are causing people to look for cheaper stuff and potentially stolen items are being sold at pawn shops, so people are stealing stuff. >> brian: who came up with that idea? >> steve: the "new york times." inflation. think about this way. we talked yesterday about how in the third quarter of last year the san francisco federal reserve bank said half the inflation rate was due to all of the money being pumped into the economy. so, in other words, by theirlyly theirthinking inflation is creag crime? >> brian: my head hurts. will but don't worry, steve, it's transitory. >> ainsley: 14 minutes after the top of the hour. still ahead. biden's stay tuned loan handout even more expensive than previously thought. the shocking price tag just released by the congressional budget office. plus -- >> brian: why nasa scientists cheering when their spacecraft crashed into an asteroid and there were no airbags ♪ ♪ announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of

>> steve: george washington.on chopped down the will cherry trees. >> brian: john henry uh-oh he wielded a sledge hammer. here's the thing about with this guy. so he has an ax and a knife. he is pulled over on a bicycle by cops and put into jail. 18 hours later he gets out. ladies and gentlemen, this is new york city. this is your city. and if you want to run for office. you got to do what lee zeldin did yesterday. he called a press conference right in front of this mcdonald's and said this will end. this district attorney will be fired if i can beat kathy hochul. >> carley: look at that caption the person who took the footage just another day in new york laughing face. and skull. >> brian: how do you work at mcdonald's. >> carley: the ceo is worried about the mcdoblegdz in chicago. so many crimes. could you imagine if illinois loads another major business. i believe it's a $2 billion industry illinois. all these businesses are saying we can't do this anymore. all of these crimes are taking place and it's complet

steve welcome back.ropping off nearly 100 migrants here in new york city at the port authority. you can see it right there. sanctuary city mayors are furious about this, including chicago mayor lori lightfoot. >> he treating these human beings like freight and like we don't need to know exactly what's what. > >> steve: now mayor lightfoot accused of hypocrisy after migrants relocated to our next guest's city without a heads up from mayor lightfoot. >> gary grasso is the mayor of burr ridge, illinois, he joins us from chicago. gary, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: in your town of burr ridge, illinois right now you have got 64 migrants, they are at a hampton inn. when did you find out they were there. >> after they were checked? >> who took them there? have to presume it's the city. that's where the buses originated from and they were sent to our city. there is confusion, even as we sit here this morning. there's confusion as to who made the decision, whether it was the governor who, you kn

>> steve: how pretty is that?moved them already. >> steve: 82 is the daytime high. it should eventually, the cloud cover will move away and it'll be sunday. september 16th, 2022. it's friday. >> brian: i worry about bands like this. they were so good and then they disappear. the speech you i hope they saved their money. did they invest well? >> brian: did they move on? >> steve: its great lyrics. >> ainsley: you we are in love with that cheeseburger. lots of fast food restaurants are separate national cheeseburger day. if you want your own cheeseburger, get his new cookbook, "simply happy." he and his wife have a great cheeseburger sp. >> steve: every cookbook leaping out a bunch of the stuff. we are bringing it today. peter doocy is here in the studio because one of the recipes, he worked with me on. it's called the iowa caucus casserole. because he spent so much time in iowa for the caucuses, when we were writing the recipe, i talked to senator joni ernst about casseroles in iowa. she's here, peter is here, pete

steve: incredibly smart. you for that you really love this agenda encourage everyone to follow your work. thank you. now to see how the pro work or message is playing out someone asking too many face to the congress in public and candidate tiffany :-) a great to see. i was in washington state in june i saw your yard signs everywhere. what a brilliant name for a candidate. you are. [laughter] so how are you seeing the pro- worker orientation of the republican party? >> it is resonating across washington state. i have been in this race for over a year because i wanted to hear from people all over washington state and then in all 29 counties listening to business owners and nurses and teachers and doctors. they are struggling under the patty murray and joe biden policy. they are ready to get back on track. that's why am so excited. i recently announced my agenda for recovery and reform to take acquainted one —- a crisis and turn it into help. that is why we will win. my opponent patty murray using fear as a wedg

i'm so excited steve doocy for your food. steve: thank you very much, janice.ich came out yesterday. it's now the number one cookbook in the world. [applause] >> ainsley: thanks to all of you. >> steve: wolfgang puck. i have got a recipe that we have been smelling in the green room for the last half hour as it's been warming up. i made it last night. warming up in the microwave. this brian, this was inspired by your mother. we make little meatballs out of sweet italian sausage and put them into sliders. perfect for a tailgate or perfect for a family event this weekend. but this is the secret. this is a tiny little it's called a biscuit cutter, buy them online for a couple of bucks. watch what can you make for this. let's go to my house. ♪ >> steve: this is the sausage and pepper pull apart slider that kathy and i came up with. you can eat it with one hand which is perfect for a tailgate. the sausage meatball won't slide out because it's buried in the bun. it's so cheesy, so tasty. so simple. just watch. first, roll up your meatballs. into the oven they go, 350

the advantage. >> steve: so much to think about there. >> ainsley: 7:02 on the east coast. >> steve:need a teacher. >> ainsley: american federation of teacher's president randi weingarten on defense over sweeping school closures during the height of the pandemic. >> brian: critics are blaming the union for keeping students out of the classroom, which they should which led to a devastating learning loss which they're experiencing. >> kevin corke joins us now with more. search, she is saying hey, i know kids during the pandemic lost a lot of math and reading. don't blame the teacher. yeah, she is saying this, but i think make a bit of revisionist history may be happening here we report. you decide. in a biting letter to the "wall street journal" american federation of teachers president randy weingarten tore into critics who blamed her for pandemic era lockdowns and he had carriage progress of the nation's school children. in that piece weingarten was accused of pushing shutdowns as long as she possibly could before parents revolted and ultimately weingarten according to the "wall stre

steve: i appreciate that.or that and also what we remember from what the queen represented in great britain we also have a lot of unity in this country around 9/11 21 years ago. it would be nice to get some of that back but we will see. thank you and we will see later. when we come bac millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network and most recommended wireless carrier. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get $450 off any new purchase of an eligible samsung device with xfinity mobile. or add a line to your plan today at xfinitymobile.com steve: as you can see back to normal the midterms are coming and until recently you may have thought it would be issues like inflation and energy bill that that changed on thursday the first of september with the rent. now i am guessing that hacks and swap creatures pu

steve: i appreciate that. you for that and also what we remember from what the queen represented in great britain we also have a lot of unity in this country around 9/11 21 years ago. it would be nice to get some of that back but we will see. thank you and we will see later. when we come back. all the politics. in just a moment. welcome to allstate where the safer you drive, the more you save like rachel here how am i looking? looking good! the most cautious driver we got am i there? no keep going how's that? i'll say when now? is that good? lots of cars have backup cameras now you know those are for amateurs there we go like a glove, girl (phone chimes) safe driving and drivewise can save you 40% with allstate click or call for a quote today some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... it's the only once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple action against asthma symptoms. trelegy helps make breathing

i will not do that. >> steve: a lot of people feel the same way.ay from middle elections and suddenly a lot of people are going, what is he doing? why is he injecting that story into the narrative? >> i don't mean to be an alarmist, but democratic party is talking about abortion. does anybody ever tell the public that their position on abortion is taxpayer-funded abortion up to the moment of birth? you have to ask about abortion if you are running. >> brian: so you are giving people an idea. >> you know, the pro-life community wants me to do it and i'm going to do it. let me tell you why mitch is wrong. let's talk about a broken border. let's talk about rampant crime in out-of-control inflation. let's talk about feeling foreign policy from afghanistan. but when you are on the stop, people need to know who you are and where you work. what would i do if i'm running? i have ran four times and i would look in the camera and say my opponent supports aborting a baby up to birth with taxpayer dollars. i reject that. here is my position. we are on the wron

>> steve: absolutely.l find out the town and at 8:00 i'm going to knock on somebody's door. >> ainsley: i remember that day per that was a lot of fun. >> steve: meanwhile, there is if you can pick up the cookbook, simply happy cookbook.com. >> ainsley: put your makeup on the night before. still ahead, some washington state jails are folks to forced to release fellows because of massive staffing shortages. jason rantz lives in seattle and breaks down how residents are reacting, next. >> brian: i'll take it from here, ainsley. don't rise in prices make you smile? "fortune" magazine says you should be happy about inflation, like the guy singing. the outrageous claims, still ahead. ♪ ♪ it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down time any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money. my money's on the sub. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. ♪ energy demands are rising. and the effects are being felt ever

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