dozens of homes were destroyed and joining us now is steve rogers, retired police lieutenant experienced this flooding firsthand, i wish we were talking on better terms. >> this was a very unusual storm. there were no high winds. i was on the phone with my neighbor and he told me his basement was flooded and i thought i should take a look at mine and sure enough i had half a foot of water pouring in. the water was coming in from the storm drains, toilet bowls overflowing and it was coming in very rapidly. i had some pumps but they didn't do any good because there was so much water there was no place for the water to go so it was very rapid, very fast. >> i've spoken to 3 people honor tonight all sharing the same thing, this came out of nowhere. assuming you were talking to your neighbor, maybe i could check mine. have you ever seen anything like this as far as the sheer volume of the floodwaters. >> never. i was a police officer for 38 years. we had storms, we've had hurricanes, nothing like this because it was so quiet, very unusual in that there were no high winds, usually hurricane fo

earlier this morning i talked with retired new jersey police lieutenant steve rogers about this devastating flooding, take a listen. >> i was a police officer for 38 years. we've had storms, we've had hurricanes, nothing like this. because it was so quiet. very unusual in that there were no high windss but this was just a quiet, massive amount of water that came down and how destructive it was. jillian: in new jersey one person died in floodwaters, the passaic mayors in a vehicle driven by man in his 70s was overtaken in the world. in maryland a tornado causing damage in an apples, the storm tore shingles off the roof and send trees across roadways and flooding in rockville left a 19-year-old that is one person unaccounted for. fire and rescue personnel rescuing dozens from the apartment building, flash flood warnings issued across new england today as either will move across massachusetts into maine before heading offshore. todd: still going. jillian: fox news alert, live look at the white house as a new scandal unfolds around a phone call made by president biden. todd: a transcript that h

. >> still, that same firehouse for steve rogers, too. >> the firehouse is a big family.. when things happen everybody steps up and does the right thing. that's what a family does. >> that's what steve did when he rushed in to work on 9/11, his day off. >> i think 9/11 should be a national holiday. a lot of heroes that day. people doing extraordinary things and they should be remembered. >> driving to work for 31 years, the changing skyline has a meaning for him. >> i used to come over the bridge from staten island and come to work and look at the skyline. for a long time there was nothing there. now actually it's -- it fills a void. it just makes you proud. show you we're not going to stand for it. >> dennis retired in 2002. >> even if 9/11 never happened, it's a tough job to leave. there's no other job like i. the brotherhood, camaraderie. he says not a day goes by without remembering. >> when my hid hits the pellow at night, i can see that plane hitting that tower. >> it's hard to believe they're not there. they're not there. >> that's etched in my mind and will always

. >> still that same fire house for steve rogers, too. >> the fire house is a big family.ething happens, guys gather together. everybody steps up and does the right thing. that's what a family does. >> and that's what steve did when he rushed into work on 9/11, his day off. >> i think truly 9/11 should be a national holiday. a lot of heroes that day. there were people that were doing extraordinary things. they should be remembered. >> driving to work for 31 years, the changing skyline has meaning for him. >> when i used to come over the bridge from staten island, come to work and look at the skyline, you always see the trade center towers and everything. for a long time, there was nothing there. now actually it fills a void. it just makes you proud. we're not going to stand for it. >> dennis tardio retired in 2002. >> even if 9/11 never happened, it's a tough job to leave. there's no other job like it. the brotherhood, camaraderie. >> he says not a day goes by without remembering. >> when my head hits the pillow at night, i can see that plane hitting the tower. >> it's har

on steve malls berg roger stone, former adviser to president trump agreed, this is called, i get prop, i don't know a single person in the mega moment is going and say set up. here's my, here's my suggestion. the people who will be there will, i'll be working for the government. nice. try january 6, gave the government the greatest single opportunity they've ever had to a bridge. our constitutional rights, particularly our 1st amendment rights. no patriots stay away from washington. this is what is called a set up and saudi all the about 140 police officers were injured on january 6, defending the congress. only a handful. those protested from january 6, feel remained behind. bars bought from saturday, protest, 4 people were arrested and a hand gun and a gun and a knife world by the capital police. but india and the protesters did earn some modest gains, their mark, their territory was bill or any massive oppress coverage. while turned out to be a peaceful protest in saudi, i should mention that even with less than $200.00 protesters, it's still for the federal government to spend mil

people like steve bannon or roger stone were actually pardoned by president trump and may fall into a trap where if they say i'm not talking congress said you were actually pardoned on this kind of topic, you have to talk because you're not facing any charges. we're in for some real lessons here. watch for the doj saying you can't give immunity to that person, that would be a tea leaf to pay attention to because that means doj is after that person. lots to happen, lots to watch. >> thank you on that heads-up on what to watch. susan i'm continuing to roll around your last point about pelosi. if she goes the boehner-ryan route, if she knowingly brings up a piece of legislation that looks to go down to failure, you expressed how surprised that will make you. i assume all pelosi watchers as well. her list of options is finite. it's also never a good look to pull a piece of legislation at the last minute. >> so would you rather pull it or go down -- have it be defeated? and it seems to me you could do either thing. you could pull it from the floor and continue to have negotiations. you cou

they'll be some fascinating things happening with people like steve benz, and roger stone's, who are actually pardoned by president trump. and may fall into a trap where if they say i'm not talking, congress says while you are actually pardoned on this kind of topic. you have to talk because you are not facing any charges. we are in for some real lessons here, watch for people, the doj saying you can't give immunity to that person, that would be a tea leaf to pay tension to. because that means doj's effort that person. a lot to happen, lots to watch. for >> thank you for that, heads up on what to watch for. next, susan i'm continuing to roll around your last point about pelosi. if she goes the boehner ryan route. if she knowingly brings up a piece of legislation that looks to go out to failure, you express tell so prized that would make, you and i assume all pelosi watchers as well. her list of options is finite, it's also never a good look to pull a piece of legislation at the last minute. >> so would you rather pull it or go down and to have it to be defeated. and it seems to me yo

congressional baseball practice shooting several people including congressman steve scalise who i will be talking to later in texas congressman roger team manager. this is his event. he knows what is going on here. and i will talk to congresswoman kat cannon, friend of the show. i was talking to one of the organizers of this event who said both teams are ready, republicans have been practicing since april and they have a lot of ground to make a because democrats are won ten of th last 11 games. who will win? you have to watch on fox nation streaming live at 7:0 five eastern time. carley: go to the manager and say i am a left-handed seventh-inning specialist, you need to put me in. carley: i am not. todd: is she the seventh? know. carley: i won't be taking your advice. my lack of athleticism was on full display two years ago. todd: frontline starter, carley shimkus. jillian: you have many other talents. carley: thank you. jillian: after president biden said he was not advised against a formal troop withdrawal from afghanistan. mi don't go away. t right now. high thryv! thryv? yep. i'm the all-in-one management software built for sma

steve: i was there three years ago when the republicans did win. ask rogercrats have lost their star pitcher cedric richmond who has been their star pitcher for years is now on the biden team at the white house. car carp so steve was just saying that democrats are now down a key player cedric richmond who was the ace pitcher now he is an adviser for president biden. so you guys have that going for you as well. >> we have a lot going for us. but cedric was a great player, no question about it, but is he not playing tonight. ainsley: who is the pitcher for republicans? >> we will have congressman steube from florida is going to be throwing strikes. is he going to be throwing fast and if we throw strikes we are going to win. carley: if we throw strikes we are going to win. that's the key here. all right, steve. there you go. ainsley: lots of pressure on "studio by," right? brian: carley on the record predicting republicans would win. is she going to call draft king? steve: because they do occasionally they did three years ago and then covid changed everything.

steve sure resigning -- oh, no that's bad. >> you know how upside down things are pete when aaron rogers throws the ball up for grabs. getting picked left and right that's not good. >> right. >> what about what jim says, pete >> well, i think, jim's making a lot of great points. the reality is in week with one with you u don't want to overjudge things looking at the market we don't want to overlook at any things in any kind of a way that this is entirely the rest of the year but i think september and -- and steph brought it up. september tends to be a different time, more volatile and leads into october which we all know about some of the history of october as well but i'm a market guy just like you are, jim i'm in the markets each and every day. obviously trying to trade through them some of it is going to be investments. but a lot more on the trade side, especially because of the fact that volatility has had a really difficult time staying and being anywhere close to 20 or above and here we are even today on this move, this interesting -- again the selloff and yet the volatility index it's peaking up towards 20 and

wohlforth katherine susan wolf jennifer yen wong siucheung steve wong yin ping wong yuk ping wong brent james woodall james john woods marvin rogerichard herron woodwell david terence wooley john bentley works martin michael wortley rodney james wotton william wren, ret. john w. wright, jr. neil robin wright sandra lee wright jupiter yambem >> and my father. we remember his dedication, sacrifices, love, laughter, support, wisdom, humility, and his hard work. he was not just a 9/11 victim and hero, he was a father, husband, brother, and friend and will never be forgotten. we love him. >> and my father. who i never met because my mom was only pregnant with me. thank you for my life, my name, and everything in between. thank you for alex and my mom. i miss you every day and love you so much more. mommy, alex and i miss you more and love you. i will meet you one day, but today i will live your legacy on. [applause] >> john d. yamnicky, sr. suresh yanamadala vicki yancey shuyin yang matthew david yarnell myrna yaskulka shakila yasmin olabisi shadie layeni yee kevin w. yokum edward p. york kevin patrick york raymond r. york suzanne mar

steve wong. >> yin ping wong. >> yuk ping wong. >> brent james woodall. >> james john woods. >> marvin roger woods. >> patrick j.ce wooley. >> john bentley works. >> martin michael wortley. >> rodney james wotton. >> william wren, ret. >> john w. wright, jr. >> neil robin wright. >> sandra lee wright. >> jupiter yambem. >> and my father jorge vela zquez. we remember his dedication, sacrifices, love laughter, support. the wisdom and humility in his hard work. he wasn't just a 9/11 victim and hero. he was a father, husband, brother and friend, and he will never be forgotten. we love him. >> and my father. who i never met because my mom was only pregnant with me. thank you for my life, my name, and everything in between. thank you for alex and my mom. i miss you every day and love you so much more. mommy, alex and i miss you more and love you. i will be you one day, but today, i will live your legacy on. [applause] ♪ >> john d. yamnicky, sr. >> suresh yanamadala. >> vicki yancey. >> shuyin yang. >> matthew david yarnell. >> myrna yaskulka. >> shakila yasmin. >> olabisi shadie layeni yee. >> kevin w. yokum. >> edwar

steve: oh >> jimmy: that's -- that's about right. that's about right [ laughter ] that looks like the white paint sample section at home depot [ laughter and applause "what do you think, honey? should we paint the bathroom mike rogersas massie [ laughter ] and i saw this, jared kushner just signed a book deal. yep, his book will come out next year. but he already has a few titles in mind. check these out. first -- >> tariq: oh, here we go >> jimmy: what's up, dude? >> tariq: let me guess well, you're going to make fun of jared kushner, right? by saying a bunch of fake book titles >> jimmy: yeah that was the plan. [ laughter ] >> tariq: and, of course, each title will pop up as a graphic, so everyone can see it and laugh about it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, that's kind of what i do. that's the whole first ten minutes of the show. >> tariq: i -- i know exactly how this will go down. okay, the top of the screen will have like a weird picture of kushner, and it'll say, "kushner's book title. and then under that, you'll list fake titles, like, "50 shades of white. [ laughter ] or -- or "diary of a wimpy adult. [ laughter ] or "are you there, don it's me, your creepy son-in-law." and then you'll do, "eat, pray, ask dad

. >> rogers with jones out in the back field fourth touchdown of the night. ♪ do you remember ♪ when it was september ♪ change in the mind ♪ steved and fire. good morning, everybody. 6:00. 6:01 in miami. and today is, i hate to be the one to say it, it's the last day of summer. ainsley: we're going into fall. [sighs] are. ainsley: fall amazing. ainsley: don't do the booing noise. fall is great. brian: not if your whole wardrobe is tank tops that would be my situation. steve: why have we not seen this? brian: get a new outfit. earth, wind and fire a perfect band today because the president is going to be addressing climate change. steve: if you live or work in the new york city area. today is one of those gridlock alert days where you should just should not be driving in new york city because there are all these world leaders. remember yesterday i was mentioning how all the world leaders who are coming to new york city are going to be met with this vaccination mandate? ainsley: right. steve: the president of brazil tried to go out to eat yesterday and they wouldn't let him in to a restaurant. ainsley: because is he not vaccinated

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