>> i do, i live in urbandale. what issues concern you? the economy? >> actually no, one thing that bothers me, i'm five days younger than the president. i gimp, i my walk, i forget things once in a while, i feel he's been put out before people and being made fun of all the time and i hope to think my family would not do that to me and i feel that joe biden should be -- feel badly for what he's doing. >> ainsley: who do you think should be democratic candidate? >> that i don't know. i think that i like to see because the democrats don't like him, i like to see kennedy running. i think that is kind of fun to see what they are doing. >> ainsley: i agree with you, too. thank you so much. let's talk to this young lady who stuck around for us. her mama let her stay longer, she's in seventh grade. your name? >> maria. >> your mama let you stay longer. how is seventh grade? >> good. >> ainsley: how many brothers and sisters do you? too many to count? >> seven. >> ainsley: your mama loves you very much, lots of schedules, you live in your car, don't you, mom?

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this is in urbandale, iowa, which is a suburb of des moines.insley: steve, i know you were born in iowa. you said you grew up close to this area or lived in this area. >> i was born in al gotten that, iowa, north of des moines, one of my first jobs you i covered the state house i worked in des moines and i lived in west des moines which is right where you are in urbandale. >> work at the state house here or he was covering the state house for the abc affiliate. you all watch fox now, right? [laughter] >> ainsley: brian, how are you doing this morning? >> brian: thanks for asking, ainsley. i just know iowa is going to be in the center of the storm up until january. that's where all the candidates are going to be. i know you are going to be out and about with them today to give them an idea of life on the road. because you can talk about national polls all you want. but campaigns will begin and end and get jet fuel or die in iowa so there is so much at stake with those wonderful, good-looking people that are behind you. by the way it's always goo

this is the urbandale, iowa location.it's going to effect their vote in 2024. so, let's walk back here. good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> ainsley: hello. tell me your name? >> i'm patty. >> ainsley: you are a school person, right? >> i was. >> ainsley: perfect person to talk to about the mask mandates and vaccine mandates. how did it effects the little ones in your classroom when they were masking up and forced to do that. >> gosh, that time in our lives was so stressful for little kids, oh, they were -- i had a little person that her dad had got the covid, and she was so nervous about it because her dad had to move out of the house and she was so afraid. and one time we were sitting at her table and just having a facility in snack and she this to take her mask down. and she was so afraid to breathe. and my heart just ached for her. and i said oh, sweetheart, we'll be fine. we'll all be fine. don't worry. so, just emotionally she was just a wreck. and so worried about her dad. and it's just heart breaking. >> ai

big money show co-host brian brenberg is talking to them live at the machine shed restaurant in urbandaleey have six locations around the country. tell them we said hi. what are the voters saying? >> brian: they have -- table here at the machine shed. i want to know what voters are thinking ahead of tonight's debate. marsha will be tuning in, what do you want to hear from the candidates? >> practical solutions to problems we see that are out of control. >> bryan: what are big issues for you? >> the border, if we could bring that to realistic numbers legally, that would be great. economy, bring prices down for people on fixed incomes and those in the younger generation struggling to get ahead. >> brian: any candidates you are looking for a break-through performance tonight? >> there are three or four i really like and fine with any of them. >> brian: anybody you are watching in particular, really watching tonight? >> tim. >> brian: tim scott? you think he can solve the problems you are talking about? >> i do. he has the personality and intelligence. >> brian: good, nicky, you will watch th

brian brenberg is back there live again in urbandale near des moines.they saying about last night? >> yes, sir, we're back at the machine shed diner. i actually found another brian. we have to stick together. he saw the debate last night. tell us about your impressions and what stood out to you? >> i felt the candidates did a lot of attacking each other back and forth on some things. i think they hit on some of the obvious issues like inflation, the border, things like that. but i felt like there was a lot of recognizing who did better on the previous debate and they tried to attack those people and tried to make them not look quite as good as they did before. >> what did you want to hear ideally if they would hit the things you wanted to hear what would it have been? >> solutions on inflation. that's the biggest problem. i pay a lot more every day for most of the goods i buy. how do they fix that type of thing? that's the problem. the border is a big problem. they pointed that out but what's the substance behind what will you do to fix it? i feel obvio

. >> ainsley: stacey, i was just in urbandale, iowa. we were there last week.m not honestly exactly sure what to think of it yet. i think they have something that they can charge him with that is insulated from his father and hopefully, maybe get it taken care of early enough that they can say see, we're done with hunter, let's not use that as a political situation during the election time. >> ainsley: jamil, how about you? >> i think considering this investigation took five years and these are the charges they brought, and after the sweetheart plea deal collapsed in court, honestly, things are going to wait a couple of months until a trial against trump happens. and they are going to try another plea deal in other districts. i think we can see since republicans have taken control of the house, we have seen so much evidence that these charges have been stymied and the investigation has been covered up. mostly so i think this is just them playing face. this is biden needs some kind of win that he has a secure department of justice. >> i know you are a democrat y

brian brenberg went to urbandale outside of des moines. what's on their mind? shed restaurant. your kind of place. we're talking to voters about what issues are on their minds and what are they looking for at tonight's debate. mike even shaved for this, bill. he has thoughts on the issues on his mind. what issues have your attention? >> the first most important thing is the economy and security and international security. the government spending, which is completely out of control. energy, which we have all the resources and abilities that we have and it is all choked back by the current administration. there -- almost everything going on in the last 2 1/2 years is wrong. >> you have a lot of issues on your mind and watching tonight's debate. what are you looking for from these candidates? they have had one shot. they have another. the field is smaller. who needs to really step out? what do you want to see happen? >> well, i would like to see tim scott really step out and shine tonight. i really -- he has some good experience. he has some great ideas. i think h

she is going to be at the machine shed in urbandale, iowa west des moines, she is going to be hostinghe program from 5:00 to 8:00 central time. if you are out there in the des moines area, drop by and ainsley will buy you a cup of coffee. >> carley: that means she has to set her iphone alarm one hour earlier. >> brian: carley, as a woman doing a diner, what do you wear? >> carley: first of all i don't appreciate you gendering me get that out. >> brian: as a person who is not a man. >> carley: what was your question wear to a diner? >> steve: do you not know what people wear to diners? >> carley: i would wear nice-fitting jeans and button up shirt that's maybe white or checkered pattern. >> brian: you can't dress like an anchor. >> carley: let's see what ainsley does. >> brian: severe rain storms, flooding parts of greece with areas getting more than 2 feet of rain. we have the insane video. plus, south dakota governor kristi noem joins us live this hour. >> steve: but, first, president joe biden is diving into his political playbook with a campaign ad blitz that starts tonight. will i

live in a diner in urbandale, iowa. outside of des moines. >> they are talking about prices, eating breakfast or lunch, i've been here before sunrise they love the food here, they have seen prices going up and they care about that. but you were talking about the border, i'm just asking patrons here what they are interested, i'm not asking a leading question and i have heard so much about the border from the folks here talking about the issues that matter to them in 2024 because they know, look, even if they are not down there physically, they know the effects and the fentanyl and the drugs are coming their way, even up here in des moines. so, it's really fascinating to see across the country what moves people and sometimes you get surprised by the issues that really seem to be top of mind for them. >> sandra: all right, brian brenberg joining us live. nothing better than hearing it from the people themselves. they are the ones who matter, they are going to be casting their ballots based on how they are living right now.

i'm going to be at a diner i love diners and great cinnamon rolls at the machine shed in urbandale wereto eat cinnamon rolls and talk politics and probably talk to you in the meantime. we want to know what is it going to take it to anything that can break this open. stuart: who and the opinion did actually break out in the debate? >> will talk the front end and the back into what they thought about it. it's going to be great i love iowa almost as much as minnesota my home state were so close. >> today will watch on the big money show 1:00 o'clock eastern on fox business. thank you very much indeed. the united auto workers strike and date eight. jeff lock on the picket lines. the union president speaks at 10:00 o'clock this morning are we going to get an extension of the strike is that what is likely? >> i don't think there's any reason to believe we want get more walkouts elsewhere around the country we just have no idea where that might be but things are getting nasty as you alluded to in the open not on the picket line but between the negot negotiators, the uaw and the folks at the au