todd caldwell: old school. dennis murphy (voiceover): after dating for seven years, seth and lisa got married in october 2011. she was twenty-two; he was twenty- one. todd caldwell: i just told him that no matter what he did, to take care of her and protect her. dennis murphy: and he said? todd caldwell: he said he would. dennis murphy (voiceover): lisas sister-- another elvis namesake-- presley got much more than a brother-in-law with seth. presley caldwell: he was my best friend. i mean, he was just kind of that other person that i could always go to. todd caldwell: he called me dad. we told each other we loved each other. we hugged every time we left each other. i mean i felt as close to him as i did my son. dennis murphy (voiceover): for lisa it wasnt just gaining a husband, it was having all his buddies come along, too--a package deal. : so how did lisa put up with you guys? unidentified man: she was kind of interested in the same things that all of us were. like, she liked to go fishing. she liked to go h

you of watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. let's go to brooke singman. >> brooke: star-studded online event with oprah winfrey, and met with celebrities. >> i'm just smiling from ear to ear, i have never felt this much joy and optimism in a campaign in a long time. >> i've always been a fan of kamala, even back when she was running for -- i wrote her a check when she was district attorney or something, get out of a parking ticket or something. >> go from stop-trump mode to go-kamala mode. >> brooke: harris speaking about her decision to run for president after president biden dropped out in july. >> we have moments when it is time to step up. i felt a sense of responsibility, to be honest with you. with that comes a sense of purpose. >> brooke: the vice president doubling down on her plan for dealing with inflation despite rising cost under the biden-harris administration. >> i will take on price gouging and what we need to do around homeownership. part of my plan is for buyers to have a $25,000 down payment assistance to buy

hi, todd. >> todd: great to be back with you. carley said, i will show you. >> carley: it is winter white. >> todd: good to be back with you. we have a ton of news that is serious. pro-hamas protest, all eyes on columbia campus. brooke singman is here. >> brooke: students are on high alert at columbia university. anti-israel protesters have already returned. school was a hub for protests last year and the antisemitism task force says there is urge for charnge including new syste for reporting antisemitism and students are worried about returning. listen. >> i think it is horrible, it is disrespectful after funerals of the six dead hostages occurred earlier today and yesterday. it's been a calm summer, i've been nervous for students to come back and i was right. >> carley: as many as 7000 protesters in new york city took to the streets. some waving pro-hamas terrorist flags along with iranian and hezbollah banners. [cheering] >> brooke: that protest happening on the same day as the funeral of israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin.

>> todd: fox news alert.st happen nothing israel over execution of six hostages by hamas including israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin. labor union calling for this strike. demonstrators blocking the main highway running through tel aviv. israel main airport at a halt, workers strike there, as well. jerusalem light rail train has been disrupted. that strike expected to continue throughout the day. and hours from now president biden and vice president harris will meet in the situation room with the u.s. hostage negotiating team hope iing to g the remaining hostages released before they head to pittsburgh for a campaign stop. jeremy cazas is a pithstsburgh resident and joins me now. should the jewish american voter be satisfied with what they have seen from the biden-harris administration? >> good morning, the beak beacon coalition focuses on well being of jewish americans in this society and want to combat antisemitism. >> todd: okay. with that in mind, hamas still has over 100 hostages including seven ameri

. >> todd: it's there. scathing report accusing biden administration of fumble the chaotic and deadly withdrawal. >> hill's handcuff touchdown celebration just hours after he was put in handcuffs by police. new action taken by law enforcement. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. we start with brooke singman with the latest surrounding tomorrow's big debate. >> brooke: vice president harris is hunk erred down in pittsburgh. she managed to answer one question from reporters. listen. >> do you have a reaction? >> madam vice president, how will you handle the debate stage if trump decides to launch a personal attack? >> are you ready, madam vice president? >> ready. >> brooke: harris will keep practicing in pittsburgh until the debate. there is a stage and replica tv lighting, playing donald trump wearing a boxy suit and long tie. pete buttigieg is tapering expectations for the vice president. it will take super human power to deal with donald trump, not because

surgery. >> carley: you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. the senate just released interim report on the secret service report about the assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania. >> carley: brooke singman is here. >> brooke: the committee releasing the report this morning after conducting a dozen interviews with secret service personnel responsible for planning and securing trump's butler rally. the commit found failed to ensure agr roof was covered by secret service or local counter snipers. the report reveals a secret service agent respected drone equipment days before the rally and it was denied with no explanation. the committee can confirm secret service knew about a suspisciou person with a range finder and allowed president trump to stay on stage. seeing officers with gun drawn elevated threat level notifying trump did not cross his mind. a federal grand jury has indicted ryan wesley routh, suspect in trump's second assassination attempt. he is facing new charge of attempted assassination on top of gun charges. a man in ida

you are watch ing "fox and friends first", i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. trump is heading to nevada and vice president kamala harris heading to pen opinion. both candidates focus on key battleground states. >> carley: brooke singman is here. >> brooke: locking in on crucial swing states. according to fox news power rankings, pennsylvania and nevada are toss-up, along with north carolina and wisconsin. michigan is still leaning democrat. each candidate spent time with harris in north carolina and trump in arizona, where he announced he will not participation in a third debate after harris called for a rematch. >> first word out of that fighter's mouth is i want a rematch, i want a rematch. that is what she said, i want a rematch. polls show i won the debate against comrade kamala harris. she called for a second debate, like a prize fighter that lost a fight. >> brooke: harris is pushing for round two. >> two nights agos, donald trump and i had our first debate and i believe we owe it to the voters to have another debate. this election and what is at stake c

. >> todd: madeleine rivera, thank you. the suspect in the second assassination attempt will be in court after one staffer fails to tone down the rhetoric one week after the former president was almost shot again. david webb sounds off again. next. [coughs] when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin. so, she can have those one on ones again. hey jim! can we talk about casual fridays? oh sure. what's up? get fast, powerful cough relief with robitussin, and find your voice. ♪robitussin♪ choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be... like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. book direct at choicehotels.com. at typical insurance, you're just another senior. that's the third health insurance commercial with seniors at a farmers market. right? don't get me wrong i love a fresh heirloom, but it's like those companies think we're all the same. that's why i chose humana. before i signed up, i s

. >> laura: raymond, >> todd: a fox news alert. right now we are tracking hurricane helene expected to be a category 4 storm today. we are live on the ground in the sunshine state. >> carley: and mayor eric adams facing calls to resign after being indicted by a federal grand jury and we are expected it to be unsealed later this morning. >> todd: former first lady melania trump joining "fox and friends" since the assassination attempt s targeting her husband. >> i saw it on television and i c called again and he was okay because secret service were great. i think both of the events, they were really miracles. >> todd: ainsley will be here live with more from her exclusive interview. this is a wildly busy thursday mor morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. hurricane helena is expected to crash into the big bend coast by this evening. storm surge warnings are in place for most of the state's west coast and officials warn the surge could be life-threatening. janice dean joins us. >> janice: not a lot of time. 5:00 a.m.

you of watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'd todd piro. we start to brooke singman on trump's new york rally. >> brooke: the rally will start at 7 p.m. local time. security is said to be air tight. the parking lot was locked down for law enforcement to conduct a sweep. everyone will be screened through a single entry point for added security. trump said his team has long requested for security at his events. sgll we have long requested more people, more men and women, more people. we have rallies, 50 to 60,000. in new jersey, we had 107,000 show up. there has never been anything like it. we've long requested more people. we need more people for security and never seem to get that. i think we are getting it now. somebody told me they will provide more people now. >> brooke: trump made his first in-person remarks since the attack and he spoke about his time as president. >> well, it's been a great experience. it is a dangerous business being president, a little bit dangerous. they think race car driving is dangerous, no. they think bull ridi

todd and carley back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first." know, sweat from stress is actually smellier than other kinds of sweat? that's why i use secret clinical antiperspirant. it works on sweat from: stress, heat and activity. it provides 3x stress sweat protection. secret works. [♪] i have found it increasingly alarming all year. when the teamsters are in trouble who do they call when we need to make sure that teachers pensions are bailed out, when we need make sure that they have a fair shake at the negotiating table with rail, it was sean o'brien calling democrats for help. >> todd: new york congresswoman claudia tenney joins us now. >> todd: congressman, isn't it the other way around when democrats need to win elections they call up the teamsters and then ultimately cater to what the union bosses want instead of catering one to the rank and file but, two, most importantly to the american people. >> well, it's interesting that she says that how undemocratic of her. the majority of the teamsters rank and file members supported donald tr

>> yeah, great question, todd.definitely need to make sure we get out and do vote, if that means voting by mail early, that is what we need to do. look at wisconsin state and county by county, exactly as you said, most of the state is red with a few counties blue, we need to get out and vote for who we want to support the wisconsin dairy industry and make better decisions for wisconsin and the u.s. >> todd: love talking to the dairy farmers, it is vital, without you we don't have milk, cheese, sour cream and the like. fox news alert out of mit. israeli forces intreping hostile aerial vehicle while striking hezbollah targets in lebanon. >> carley: doj charged several leaders of hamas for the october 7 massacre. trey yingst is on the ground with the latest. i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq i

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

you're watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. let's go to robert ray in ashe asheville, north carolina. >> good morning from a devastated arab esh arab, you see this morning the mud i'm walking through, all of this was rushing water that came in, it began 72 hours ago as hurricane helene force made its way from florida to georgia and the carolinas, dropping almost three feet of rain. unfortunately, there are 100 people that have lost their lives and 5500 national guard on the state. ron desantis deployed some of his own in the midst of issues going on there. the problem here and we see the video of a asheville, the water is beginning to recede, power is still sketchy, cell phone service is zero in some spots and food, water and gasoline is a major issue. fema is on the ground trying to help and other aid groups making their way in. there is issues with the road way, i-40 cut off because of rushing water and mud slides that ruined ta that roadway. there are rescuers on the ground in the air trying to get to remote locations in the

: and i'm todd piro. brooke singman is here. >> brooke: the alleged shooter has been on their radar since may of 2023. in may of 2023, fbi received anonymous threats about a school shooting at unidentified time and place. the suspect denied making the threats. no action was taken. four people were killed, two students, mason schermerhorn and chris christian angulo and two teachers. dozens of community members attended a vigil as a friend of christian angulo speaks out. listen. >> he was really funny, every time i had an interaction with him, he made me laugh. this is not real, this can't be happening. >> brooke: the 14-year-old suspect will be charged as an adult. the school was placed on lockdown yesterday. the shooter was a student at apalachee high school in georgia. he surrendered when an officer stopped him. >> a school resource officer engaged him and the shooter quickly realized if he did not give up, that it would end with an osis, officer-involved shooting. the deputy took him into custody. >> br

thank you for joining us, we'll send it over to todd.we hope to get you back soon. >> todd: staying with this topic, the suspect in the trump assassination attempt charged with federal gun charges. ron desantis says the state will conduct a second investigation. >> clearly there were multiple violations of florida law. we i think have interest in vindicating truth about where this guy came from, what his motivations were. people of our state deserve that. >> todd: attorney general ashley moody joins us now. my colleagues there is a turf war between feds and florida and that is why the feds charged this guy so quickly with federal gun crimes, they could get it out of the way and they could be first. what is florida going to do in response? >> any time you have an incident like this, number one priority is to get the person off the streets. the person overseeing doj and fbi, the investigating agency is the president of the united states biden and kamala. the country needs understanding, belief, trust, that this will be looked at closely an

thank you carley and todd. good morning

you of watch ing "fox and friens first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: and i'm todd piro. go to madeleine rivera for the latest on the white house race. >> >> madeleine: speech for former president trump today. today he's expected to talk about plans to woo foreign whoo foreign companies to move to the u.s. 15% corporate tax for companies who make their product in the u.s. and cut energy costs in half. he criticized kamala harris for supporting nationwide ban on fracking in 2019. >> kamala's vicious attack on pennsylvania energy, you're under attack. if anybody here believes that she will let your energy industry continue like fracking, you should immediately go to a ps psychiatrist ask have your head examined. dozens of occasions, kamala said she intents to ban fracking. >> madeleine: harrises she wants to bring back border security bill, that is a change from this video in 2018 when she supported more progressive policies. [chanting] >> madeleine: harris' campaign says the shifts have been shaped by years of governing. she will visit the u.s.-mexico border this week, her

. >> todd: i'm todd piro. state fire marshal in florida will tell us how the state is res responding. we start with janice dean. >> janice: latest 5 a.m. advisory has this a tropical storm. it was category 4 when it made landfall across florida's big bend. 140 mile per hour sustained winds. a large destructive system. the sun will come up and we will see catastrophic damage in florida and toward georgia. here are top wind gusts in georgia, 100 mile per hour in alma, valdasta, 96 miles per hour. power outages will be a big deal, trees will be down for florida and georgia and could see power outages for days and even weeks. 5 a.m. advisory, 75 mile per hour sustained winds, moving quickly. one good side to this storm , i is moving very fast, it is not lingering. it made way inland and now in central georgia. carolinas, part two of the story, a system moved through earlier this week and rainfall on top of that will give us potential flood emergency for southern appalachians. they are warning of the worst flooding

>> todd: david, we have your back. in disavowing her of our track record with those answers? >> there is no question she did. she was able to articulate what she stands for. or donald trump has not been able to do that. i mean, abortion, perfectly clear. donald trump could not tell us last night if he would veto and national abortion ban claiming it would not come to his desk and at the same debate he says, "let's stop this debate and go to washington, d.c., and sign a bill that doesn't exist!" why does it not exist? donald trump killed it. he would not let congress actually do something about this issue with that he complains nonstop about. kamala harris was able to articulate and drive that home. anyone watching this debate can see it perfectly clear that kamala harris we know where she stands. yes, she might have evolved on issues like everyone does, but she is clear. donald trump is not an donald trump was pro-choice and then pro-life amount ambiguous. he wants to have his cake and eat it too. it is so obvious that

. >> todd: i'm todd piro. major questions. how is a gunman able to get this close to a former president for a second time. we are now 50 days from the election. we have madeleine rivera live in washington, former fbi special agent jonathan gilliam standing by to walks through the investigation. >> carley: brooke singman has new information from overnight. >> brooke: former president trump is safe following a second assassination attempt in west palm beach yesterday. this photo shows ryan wesley routh, moments after his arrest. a florida officer on the scene spoke about this. >> kind of detached, flat, facial affect, it was not bothering him. blue lights, helicopter overhead, never said why did i get stopped. >> brooke: this picture shows the ak-47 pointing through a chain-link fence. the suspect opened fire. routh was 300 to 500 yards from trump. >> in the bushes where this guy was is ak-47 rifle with a scope, two backpacks hung on the fence that had ceramic tile on and a go-pro he was going to take pictures. rifles were point

todd is excited about this. >> todd: never been more excited. going line by line and crossing out wa waste. it isener nervana. >> cheryl: all that pork spending washington is enamored with, we see that from democrats and republicans, to be clear. that is right. efficiency commission. former president trump was in new york city yesterday speaking to economic club. heun was to create a commission to perform audits of the federal government. watch. >> i will create a government ftfk conducting an audit of the entire government and making recommendation for drastic reform. need to do it. can't go on the way we are. and elon, because he is not very busy, has agreed to head that task force. interesting, if he has the time, he will be a good one to do it. he's agreed. >> cheryl: elon musk said, i look forward to serving america if the opportunity arises, no pay, no title, no recognition is needed. other things he came up with, he wants to cut corporate tax rate to 15% from 21% if that company makes everything in the united states, take back unspent mon

he said i think the same with you todd.hand and he hugged me and we both hugged. >> the two fathers returned to opposite sides of a murder trial. july 2014 for the third time, the state of iowa versus seth techel. this time in davenport, three hours from the first courthouse. the prosecutors once again argued that the story defied logic. >> he would have to be the victim of one of the largest coincidences ever known and he told his girlfriend he loved his wife and less than 17 hours later some assailant breaks in the house and kills the wife he says he's going to leave. >> with a weapon which he hasn't brought with them. >> i had a mossberg shotgun. >> seth prosecutor said had easy access to the murder weapon. the shock on his friend lucas kept in his house. >> the shotgun you left behind? >> the prosecutors argued only seth had a motive. they said seth and rachel's steamy text, cell phone photos, played like a countdown to murder by seth. >> u.s. time, do you really want to be with me? he response, forever? >> right. >> th

todd.sounded like you went to law school. >> i fooled them. >> greg: did you go to a real law school. >> the university of california at los angeles, ucla. >> greg: oh, wow. the bruins. >> there we go, four people! >> greg: it is not usc. jim, electrical to the show first time. hope you are doing okay over there. sitting next to todd, i know he smells. you were one of trump's lawyers. when you see the secret video, is that going to have any impact at all. it is infuriating, but does it matter? >> no. i mean not for the court purposes. for the court of public opinion, sure. it is a gaff, because you accidently spoke the truth. you don't have to be a lawyer or even the esteemed level of todd at usc or wherever. >> greg: it is ucla. >> a at my correspondence law school i learned -- (laughter). >> no, he is going to get a pardon, that's the safest bet in the world. but in terms of lawfare, i testified in congress, and as someone who was a prosecutor for 27 years, i have never seen anything like

>> todd: i will grab a little bit of ainsley's graciousness.t seem like he was wildly contrite. but i am willing to give him another chance, however if he does this again and fails to get a uber and do this, i will say cry me a river. >> ainsley: we looked at his net worth, it says he is worth $250 million, like gas coming his right, he should have gotten uber come he did not kill anybody or himself, but definitely if you are going to go out there and drink it coming have to have a ride sharing program or a friend or walk home, you can't get behind the wheel. forgive him, sorry he made this mistake, he is a father, so i wish him all the best. >> emily: all right, guys, more "outnumbered" in just a moment. >> emily: the side that former president trump liberal media does not show you when he heard about a young fan named liam who has a growth disorder, and decided to mail him a surprise for his eighth birthday. and that touching moment has now gone viral. watch. >> out loud? sure. it says, dear liam, happy eighth birthday, mrs. trump and i hope

cheryl: so that means todd piro and i have been talking about this since then.. mark they were it'd pyro, appreciate your time -- todd piro. i will see all of you tomorrow. ashley webster this morning is in for stuart varney. if hey, ashley, good morning. ashley: good morning, cheryl. tell todd to to stop watching those robot movies. they're freaking him out, clearly.

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i'm going to ask major general todd hunt for his update. todd: thank you, governor. before i get started, i'm going to give a quick update what the guard is doing. i want to thank the guardians of north carolina for answering the call, thank them and their families during the time of crisis. our current status, our footprint is we're located in the following cities. asheville, we've been in asheville for over a day now providing support last night. charlotte, morgantown, concord, with additional units we have in burlington, greensboro, and rockingham. those units are ready to move forward when the weather permits. as previously mentioned we have 385 soldiers and airmen on duty is 131 vehicles and 13 aircraft ready to deploy when the weather breaks and additional support if required from other states, maryland and connecticut. our vehicles we have now are mainly high water type vehicles and palletized vehicles that can bring commodities to the affected areas. also going to augment forestry with chain saw and debris removal teams as we move throughout the storm. i want

todd piro is here with all the details. hey, todd. >> todd: good morning to you, ainsley.ld trump speaking with our own bill melugin slammed kamala harris for using the border wall in campaign ads as she promises tough on border policies under a harris-walz administration. their controversial accept deportations of illegal migrants. listen. >> venezuela is making billions of dollars. we are buying their oil. they make a fortune. they make a for country. i would stop everything. probably stop it anyway. i will force them down their throat. china would be very easy to handle. they make hundreds of billions of dollars on trade. i would announce that if they don't take them back, we're going to increase the tariffs on china. >> todd: former president sharing plan to get mass deportions on illegal migrants. >> i will take it out of the military because this is invasion. if you remember, build hundreds of miles of walls. much of it i built through the military. i took it out because i considered it an invasion of our country. and i'll do it through the military if i have to. >>

todd? >> todd: nsa astronaut who heard that noise butch will more.d sunny williams have been stuck since early june since traveling on boeing starliner spacecraft. recorded the noise on his phone over the weekend. check it out. >> there is a strange noise coming through the speaker. and i didn't know if you could connect into the starliner and let me -- i don't know what's making it but i don't know if it's something maybe connected between here and there making that happen. [pounding noise] >> butch that, came through, kind of like a pulsing noise. almost like a sonar ping. >> this happening just days before starliner set to return to earth on friday empty of any crew and on autopilot set to test down in the deserts. they were only supposed to be in space about pa week. the mission plagued by multiple issue from thruster failures to helium leaks. now nsa saying too risky to bring will moore and williams back until february, guys. i don't know about you, that sounded odd. i have no idea what it is. i fear speculating what it is. but that ain't right.

todd bohley became interim in that period.dually his influence as stated. and transfers in different ways for that is made the whole approach to transfers look at scattered because you got these two guys with two different ideas. two different things of a short spell of this new ownership since 2022. what things of a short spell of this new ownership since 2022. what seems like a very transitional— ownership since 2022. what seems like a very transitional period - ownership since 2022. what seems like a very transitional period for i like a very transitional period for the club on and off the pitch, this is the last thing that the chelsea fans want to hear about in terms of uncertainty on boardroom level and infighting, essentially.— infighting, essentially. they've had two tou . h infighting, essentially. they've had two tough seasons, _ infighting, essentially. they've had two tough seasons, chelsea - infighting, essentially. they've had two tough seasons, chelsea fans . two tough seasons, chelsea fans under this ownership.

todd and julie were indicted on 12 counts of bank and wire fraud, tax evasion and conspiracy. at the time, federal prosecutors saying the chrisleys have built an empire based on the lie that their wealth came from dedication and hard work, and calling them career swindlers. they spent that money on luxury cars, designer clothes, real estate and travel, and used new fraudulent loans to pay back old ones. and as the reality stars were starting to shine, the chrisleys failed to file or pay taxes. from 2013 to 2016. earlier this year, i sat down with savannah to see what life has been like for her and her siblings. with their parents locked up, what do you say to folks who might think they deserve to serve time? hard time? >> i say, if you want to convict them, convict them, but convict them on the truth. there was not sufficient evidence. >> so you're convinced that they're not guilty? >> 100%. >> in that atlanta courtroom, the prosecutor adamant, arguing sentences are unpleasant but are a consequence of choices. julie saying through tears, i am sorry for the actions that led me

todd, thank you. >> todd: no problem.t former president donald trump calling out vice president harris' failing border policies and surging migrant rhyme during the fox news town hall with sean hannity. >> she wants open borders. now she is all of a sudden like oh, i think we will close the borders. it's the worst border in the history of the world. the people are petrified. and it's getting worse and worse. you look at new york, chicago, los angeles and now you look at all over the place. >> steve: this comes as a new report reveals illegal migrants are making up to about 75% of the arrest right here in midtown manhattan where i am sitting. former director of new york ice removal tom feeley joins us right now with reaction. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve, thanks for having me. >> steve: we have this perfect storm going on. migrant crisis, tens of thousands of migrants are here in the new york city area at the same time, you know, they had the bail reform. so they know that if they are arrested, it's a r

your people work better, your customers are happier, and todd... well... he's practically euphoric.ractically. so, let's get to work. (♪♪) >> this is ""bloomberg markets." , i'm vonnie quinn. time for the stock of the hour, smart sheet. blackstone and vista equity partners have agreed to acquire the software provider for about $8.4 billion. we are joined by ryan gould who is been following the story. yet another software provider. what is going on in the industry that these software providers are having this happen to them? >> it is the fifth-largest largest department deal this year. i think it really underscores the fact private equity still sees a lot of value in and around the public enterprise software companies. even though we've had s&p 500, the dow bounced back to record highs, software companies have been slower. they are more interest-rate sensitive as growth rates get impacted, you want interest rates to fall down and help bolster performance. you mentioned blackstone and vista, but also the abby dobbie investment authority. >> i noticed that, which is fascinating. they a

todd piro is here with what's going on. todd? >> todd: steve, this is a huge developing story.king for at the homes of high ranking members of mayor adams administration. this includes nypd commissioner. he had washed can a bon. school chancellor banks. sheena rife and deputy mayor public safety bill banks. agents seizing electronic devices, other officials had their phones subpoenaed. mayor adams is remaining tight lipped about all of it. >> i would love to engage in a good conversation around this. but it would just be irresponsible for me. you know, as a former law enforcement person. i know allowed to take their course, that is what i am doing. >> todd: this is just the latest inquiry into the mayor's close circle. last know. federal agents raided the home of top campaign fundraiser and adams is facing his own investigation over campaign fundraising. since november, federal prosecutors have been looking into whether his campaign accepted illegal donations from the turkish government. the mayor has denied any wrongdoing, brian. >> brian: unbelievable. all going on in and aro

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todd and julie were indicted on 12 counts of bank and wire fraud, tax evasion and conspiracy. empire based on the lie that their wealth came from dedication and hard work, and calling them career swindlers. they spent that money on luxury cars, designer clothes, real estate and travel and used new fraudulent loans to pay back old ones. and as the reality stars were starting to shine, the chrisleys failed to file or pay taxes. from 2013 to 2016. earlier this year, i sat down with savannah to see what life has been like for her and her siblings. with their parents locked up, we have been canceled. >> our show was canceled. everyone turned their backs, and you really can't get much more canceled than that. >> what do you say to folks who might think they deserve to serve time hard time? >> we're not tough on tough crime. we're tough on white collar crime. money means more than a human life. if the at the place we're at right now, if you say someone stole $17 million, what is imprisoning them for $60,000 a year going to do? it's costing taxpayers even more money to imprison them.

joining me to explain is todd gordon, a cnbc contributor todd, show me your sneakers. >> i knew you wereask that i don't have them on, kelly. >> welcome what's the consumer narrative here broadly speaking and what's the trade? >> i knew you were going to ask me that. yeah, so i think a lot of people looking at the consumer discretionary sector specifically xly seeing its range bound related to growth sectorsers like tech and communication and making the judgment on the consumer it's weak, stocks are underperforming going into a recession if you look below the surface there's more happening on the largest cap stocks within xly, amazon has been underperforming, tesla has had some issues, questions of ev adoption, et cetera, but figure down and look at my list there is a lot of stocks i think are rotating out that are formerly leaders, high valuation and making way for new names reflecting shifts in consumer taste a couple names if you don't mind darden, mcdonald's, cmg rotatin out what's coming in, cava, sweet green, wing stop, texas road house lululemon out, starbucks out, dutch bro in, m

stuart: thank you, todd. >> my pleasure.adam johnson. >>> still ahead, trump says we're in third world war territory -- no, he says world world war iii territory. we're going to find out what general jack keane thinks about that. >>> trump is making up some ground among hispanics and the youth vote too. would that be enough to put him over the top in november? we will ask kaylee mcghee white. >>> the former state senate majority leader in california just switched to the republican party. steve hilton was here for the dramatic now. he joins us in the 10:00 hour. there will be more "varney" after this. ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits .. the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. with chase freedom unlimited, you can cashback 3% on dining including take-out. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or the tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working

todd.nd we begin with that. it's a fox news alert. as you know, and have heard on the channel, former president donald trump says he is safe after he was targeted in a second assassination attempt while playing golf at his club in florida. >> ainsley: the suspect is now in custody. there is his picture after fleeing the scene where he kept -- where he left behind that ak-47. a go pro-camera and two bags. the local sheriff's office saying the suspect was between 300 and 500 yards from the former president, and we're learning more about his prior run-ins with police and political statements. >> brian: yup. he wasn't invisible to say the least. we have live team conch this morning. we will ask former secret service agent tim miller in a matter of moments how the suspect got just yards away from president trump who was walking that direction and brooke sickman has the suspect's wild past and run-ins with law enforcement. first let's turn to maddy rivera to walk us through what happened. maddy?

>> is it terrifying, todd to do a sequel?e were under a microscope from the very beginning, and then we bring lady gaga in. but, i mean, it's kind of the why we do what we do right to take risks. >> his two leads are no strangers to taking risks and performing on the edge. i'm on the edge of glory has been gaga throughout her career, from her up to the moment hits to her embrace of classic american song with tony bennett and her oscar winning shallow from a star is born in the shadow of shalalala love. and as joaquin prepares to turn 50 in late october, his 21st century career alone features him falling in love with an ai. scarlett johansson in spike jones's her playing johnny cash in walk the line and radiating evil in gladiator. all teeing him up for the maniacal joker. >> you can do anything you want. you're a joker. >> i heard that line and i thought, well, so much of your career is about that. >> yeah, i have the opportunity to try to try anything, and then i rely on somebody else to make it work. >> but foglia does seek

todd you are staying with us for the hour, coming up bill maher making his bold prediction after trumptate under debate performance against, the hairs. watch this. >> tonight i am saying i think it is over the polls will be tied and he will lose, that is my prediction. ashley: that is his prediction, could he be right we will ask kaylee mcghee white in the 10:0d assassination attempt on donald trump msnbc flip the script to blame the former president. >> do you expect to hear anything from the trump campaign about toning down the rhetoric and the violence and with appia typical of the former president. ashley: then the democrats threat to democracy, don't get me going on this. we will talk about it but is this media narrative fueled more hatred? we will come back. ♪ ♪ (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) how so? (fisher investments) we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client'' best interest. (fisher investments) so we don't sell any commission-based products. (other money manager) then how do

everybody's like pyro loves an audience, tv's todd piro.you run, i run in a cone of sigh license. so much so, when i've been in 5k, if anybody cheers, you think pyro loves that. i hate it. i love to be with my thoughts and so if i have to -- rachel: if you were single -- >> i would yell at the person. there would be no date. i run angry, rachel. rachel: show me. >> try to talk to me. rachel:- hey -->> stop, stop, stop, i'veo focus. rachel: you will never meet someone like this. >> i run like i'm running on broadway. will cain said no more. [laughter] >> doesn't this look like i'm on broadway. i'm like tim walz. rachel: do the kick. do the kick. >> all right, all right. [laughter] >> i did the kick once on a christmas episode. rachel: todd, you're coming back. you're coming back for pop culture. i love that. you are awesome -- you were you awesome last week. >> you have to coordinate when i go to a giant's game which is where i'm off to. rachel: trump rails liss wisconsin, ray newi renewing tho get rid of the education department. we've got

good to be with you, todd. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> we have millions of people pouring into our country that she is biden let in. they are dangerous. >> what we have done is clean up donald trump's mess, i pledge to be president for all americans. >> she is going to my plan now, i will send her a maga hat. >> there she goes again, it is a lie, they talk about i'm a threat to democracy, they are the threat. >> the fbi says violent crime is coming down in this country. >> he says you hate israel, yes or no, you do not have a plan. >> i'm talking now, does that sound familiar? >> you're not running against joe biden, you're running against me. >> she's going to do all these wonderful things, why hasn't she done it? >> steve: night to remember in philly and there she shakes his hand. former president donald trump will join us this morning after squaring off against vice president kamala harris in the abbe abc news presidential debate. >> carley: the two going toe to toe. harris trying to layout a new

brian todd, can i ask for your perspective on this j.d. vance, the vice presidential republican vice presidential nominee, was asked about what he was going to do about school shootings to try to reduce the number of school shootings on the trail yesterday. i just want to play his answer and we'll talk about it clearly, strict gun laws is not the thing that is gonna solve this problem. >> what is going to solve this problem? and i really do believe this is look, i don't like this. i don't like to admit this. i don't like that this is the fact of life. >> but if you're, if you are a psycho and you want to make headlines, you realize that our schools are soft targets and we have got to bolster security at our schools so he called these school shootings a fact of life. >> now that may unfortunately be true, but as someone who is running to be in charge of the country, is that the right thing? the right way to be kind of approaching it? and also, i think it is worth noting. he says you got to bolster security or schools in this case, there wer

. >> joshua todd aron. >> reporter: later in a show of unity, president biden briefly wearing a trump hat handed to him by a supporter of the former president. it comes as the harris campaign is touting her performance at last night's debate calling for a second one. the former president, who had insisted on multiple debates, now noncommittal. >> are we going to do a rematch? i just don't know. i would do nbc. i'll do fox too. >> reporter: it follows their historic face-off, the first ever meeting between the two that began with an unexpected greeting initiated by the vice president. >> kamala harris. >> good to see you. >> reporter: but the pleasantries did not last long. >> this is so rich coming from someone who has been prosecuted. >> i probably took a bullet to the head because of the things that they say about me. >> reporter: for 90 minutes harris delivered on her strategy to try to provoke outbursts from the former president mocking his rallies. >> and what you will also notice is that people start leaving his rallies early out of exhaustion and boredom. >> reporter: trump rep

it. >> todd: i'm just saying be careful don't miss a minute of "fox & friends first." set your dvr. "fox & friends" now. lawrence lawrence it's 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. friday, september 20th. and this is "fox & friends." there was a star-studded event hosted by oprah winfrey. a pennsylvania voter asked vice president kamala harris how she plans to lower the costs. watch how long it took to get a real policy answer from her. >> in terms of both rightly having the right to have aspirations and dreams, the american dream is for this generation and so many recently far more allusive. someone bringing the cost of every day necessities. >> steve: okay. meanwhile a new fox news poll says high prices, particularly groceries, gas, housing, seeing the most important factor driving them to the polls. >> plus, vivek ramaswamy hosted that town hall in springfield, ohio. and listen to the resident concerns. where were the city officials? >> there simply are too many mass migrants here. it's pushing people out of jobs. >> they have not assimilated. they do not note culture. they

. >> todd: one voter said i want to see him just smile more. whether it was gutfeld. it does speak to the voter. >> we did learn during the bryson dechambeau is he a good golfer. >> todd: so is claudia tenney. >> he is a good golfer. i can say that ♪ ♪ >> steve: all right. it's show time. 6:00 here on the east coast, on this thursday, september 19th, 2024. welcome to "fox & friends." we are all on the couch today. first up, donald trump rallies a crowd in deep blue new york state, but that was not his only stop last night. >> people champion. >> oh, wow. [chanting trump] >> steve: he was on gutfeld. we have all the highlights from his in studio appearance on fox news. >> todd: plus a "fox & friends" exclusive. i went to the battleground state of pennsylvania speaking with energy workers worried about kamala harris and her fracking flip-flops. >> out here this is the way we feed our families. >> there is tens of thousands of us, probably more than that that we will all be standing the spread line i'm my eggs are answer to this problem. fox news alert. israel says they

our second panelist to john's right, your left is todd brewster todd is an author and independent researcher specializing in loyalist studies during the american revolution. he's published over 40 books and journal articles on a variety of period subjects, including the grand forage, 1778, the battleground around new york city. and that was published by west home in 2016. over the last 40 years, he has served as president of the bergen county historical society and the brigade of the american revolution. and as a fellow in the company of military historians. he likewise serves as a history advisor to crossroads of the american revolution and on the advisory council of revolutionary new jersey. our third panelist, dr. alexander burns, is an associate professor, is assistant professor of history at franciscan university of steubenville. dr. burns studies north america and military europe in the 18th century. he earned his ph.d. at west virginia university and 2021 and his doctoral dissertation was entitled the entire army says hello common soldiers experi ences common soldiers experiences, loc