o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming 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 will: welcome to fox and friends on saturday morning, your national anthem and there are your photos which we would love you to keep sending in, friends@foxnews.com. before go back to the first photo. was it the second? the second photo is our producer, rachael ray and her beautiful baby dog who whenever i see her dog, i love chihuahuas but i see buttercup. i have shorki a. that is a bulldog. look at that. that is adorable. happy birthday, rachel. pete: we love your photos, please send them in. president biden brushing off reporters and literally running away after learning we are close to nuclear armageddon. will: they say there is no indication they are ready to use tactical
biden is right, his economic vision is working, unfortunately, economic vision where the people end up being dependent on the government, that is socialism, not capitalism. we are skating by right now, holding on for dear life, we ll have that hammer drop at some point in 2023 and joe biden will not be so cocky. ashley: my question is why is the president not just admitting there are major problems? he s only person who is saying everything is okay, it will be all right. if you read any economist newspaper or any type of anything like that, it is all recession, recession, recession, gas going up, inflation is high. the infrastructure tour, touting everything this week and not to mention, the video the president released talking about how great everything is. it would be better off if they said, it is going to be a tough year issue get ready, we ll be here and help and try to, work with the american people and with the jobs report, they say they are thinking 200,000 jobs wil
inflation that is not going down significantly. we will have the latest on the midterms including a fallout from all this week s debates. but, first up, the preelection economy where it stands. white house correspondent jackii heinrich starts us off from the north lawn. good evening, bret. the president is in syracuse touting the biden administration investment and praising today s economic report. the data is not what it seems on the surface. great economic report today. the g.d.p. report. things are looking good. at first glance today s g.d.p. report suggests the u.s. economy is turning around after two consecutive quarters of negative growth. but a closer look shows the 2.6% growth was driven by flux yaptions in international trade, not reflecting the underlying health of the economy and increased government spending. economists think both will drop off in quarter four. moreover, consumer spending is slowing as inflation climbs faster than wages. moody s chief econom
we had some of the strongest winds here so far. good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we are continuing live coverage of hurricane in, the category four storm made landfall on florida s west coast this afternoon, and it is still battering the state with heavy rain and hurricane-force winds. right now, more than 2 million homes and businesses in the state of florida are without power. let s get right to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman for the latest. michelle, i know you just got the 11 pm update for the national hurricane center. what have you learned? i will look at it with you, because it s right at the presses. we re still looking at a strong storm. we re looking at heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and we will look at what we are seeing in terms of wednesday, because we are holding on to the strength. let s hold back for a second because you saw wind speeds up to 135 miles per hour. this was a historical storm, if it is the big historical, catastrophic. we ll
the venue for next year s invictus games. hello and welcome. we begin with the focus on the day ahead for the uk s new prime minister who will hold the first meeting of her government ministers in downing street in the next few hours. they will discuss multibillion pound plans to tackle the soaring cost of living. liz truss rewarded her key allies with seniorjobs in a cabinet reshuffle hours after taking office. later, she goes face to face with the leader of the opposition at herfirst prime minister s questions in the house of commons. our political correspondent ben wright reports. elected by tory party members after boris johnson s elected by tory party members after borisjohnson s downfall, liz truss entered number ten promising a fresh start. but with energy bills soaring in a recession forecast, it is going to be tough. i recession forecast, it is going to be tough- to be tough. i will get britain workin: to be tough. i will get britain working again. to be tough. i