and the rockets red glare the bombs burting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave welcome to fox and friends this saturday in august, your wonderful patriotic pictures begin our morning, send them in at friends@foxnews.com. it has been a week since i have been on the weekend couch, up been a couple weeks since i ve heard that patriotic anthem intro, good to be back. rachel: you were on vacation and the best thing about vacation is wanted is wrapped up, i am ready to go home. is that how you felt? will: i had big plans for vacation to come back rest and relaxed, you heard the weekend before, i spent most of july fighting a sickness. i got all the sicknesses and i was sick on vacation, one rolled into the other. i am not asking for any world is me. i got a little son and i m glad to be back. joey:you missed but i will nev
they just pulled out. meanwhile we, in this new bill, we re going to spend $400 billion on climate and energy. in other words, they keep polluting and do nothing about it. we sacrifice by spending $400 billion, which we don t have, to improve the energy and environmental security. carly: and a $7,500 tax crete for families making up to $300,000 a year to buy electric vehicles. who does that benefit? that s a gift to china too. yes, it s a give away. it s a terrible thing. lawrence: it was a good week for jobs. over 528,000 jobs added in the month of july and this is coming on the heels or at the same time that major employers like wal-mart are doing layoffs. i guess the question s about a month ago i remember the administration saying those numbers are old when they were bad. so are these numbers old and is
what s going on at the fbi. miranda devine, always great to talk to you, thank you. thanks, will. will: you heard me mention that we interviewed the delaware laptop repair shop owner. hear it in his own words on the will cain podcast and on youtube and watch that in partnership with fox & friends and up to over 4 million views, go make it 4,000,001. carly, over to you. carley: los angeles city council voting unanimously yesterday to decide whether or not to put homeless people in hotel rooms. the council was to vote immediately but decided to let the people of la decide on the controversial matter on the 2024 ballot. many homeowners in the city are furious over the issue saying adopting the policy would put their guests and staff in danger. and a dance duo to remember. this san pablo police officer
loophole preserved, but sure seems like a buy off and a give away to hedge funds to get kirstin sinema s vote. if you re a hedge fund manager and make money on your hedge fund, that s a profit on your hedge fund and usually the manager take 20s% of the profits. that 20% is not taxed as income to the hedge fund manager, it s taxed as a capital gain with a 20% tax rate. if it were taxed as income accident might go up to a 37% tax rate and called the carried interest. huge advantage for hedge fund managers. they stays. carried interest stays. they re going to get that preferential treatment and that s what senator sinema negotiated for and got. it s a give away to the hedge fund managers of the world. carly: 230 economists agree this is not going to do what the name of the bill is. one of them his name is jonathan williams, will interviewed him and take a listen to what he had to say here.
a. will: a. joey: a. carly: it is sauerkraut. i need was that a reuben? will: that s a reuben. pay attention, a cuben includes ham, roasted pork, mustard, pickles and what type of cheese? cheddar, swiss, feta, or prove lean. let s see if carly can get one right. carly: swiss. joey: swiss it is. will: italian sub with cruored meats and lettuce, dressing and what else? peppers, mozzarella cheese, provolone cheese, arugula, and provolone cheese. which one? joey: i would put on peppers and mozzarella 6789 carly: c. nobody got it right, it s b.