>> they claim the troopers can't do the job safely without a vaccine despite for the last 18 months doing the job without a vaccine. it looking left the whole time. now running right. the throw back to the end zone cedric wilson touchdown cowboys. are ♪ ♪ '. steve: good morning, be nashville. 5:00 a.m. wake-up call. just looking. some celebrities in nashville waking up this morning. dolly parton, taylor swift, miley cyrus. tim urban, sheryl crow the list goes on and on. >> you are missing the biggest. greg gutfeld's whole show was there. that was going to be my transition. i hope you saw that last night. it was fun. i saw the replay on my tivo. people still have tivos? ainsley: i think. so. brian: yeah. steve: tivo brand. i have one of those video recorders through 3450eu6 cable company. brian brian freaks me out about tivo is they start telling me what i like. i think you will like this. brian: excuse me, i will tell you, thank you. they were not right. by the what, what bothers me most about the current dvr system they don't take into account like a football game leading into 60 minutes. it starts at 7:00 eastern time. next thing you know i'm watching the end of some jillian mele team like philadelphia eagles when i want to see something that is happening in 60 minutes that i don't quite understand. ainsley: best feature is the rewind button. steve: 15 seconds just like that. ainsley: now you can pause a live show? steve: brian, you need to do what i do record everything on an 8 track tape. brian: absolutely. ainsley: i'm glad we are just figuring this out. brian: just informed none of this is new. ainsley: pete hegseth is going to be in nashville tomorrow is he hanging out with greg. steve: watch. greg is there all week long and dolly parton if we just woke you up. ainsley: love her. steve: talk about what is going none washington, d.c. nothing new york city really. because the democrats and republicans are at each other's throats yesterday after the senate republicans blocked the democrats. ainsley: this is not new either. steve: from raising the debt ceiling and funding the government. the republicans said, look. we will -- we're going to run out of money here at the end of this week. the republicans said we will do a clean resolution where we fund the government after we run out of money on friday night. and then patrick leahy the democrat says i object. so now they're at logger heads and at each other's throats. ainsley: progressives are saying if you don't pass this $3.5 trillion spending plan that pays for community college for illegal immigrants then they say we will not pass this infrastructure bill. we will not give you that. brian: they are blaming republicans for this because they say hey, listen, we will do the continuing resolution but then the democrats put in raise the debt ceiling. no e we north going to raise the debt ceiling you are putting in money we cannot account for, went be able to pay for, even though joe biden says 3.5 trillion won't cost us anything. we will talk about that shortly. now we will get to the point embarrass in front of the world again where we don't want to fund our own government. who is to blame? right now chuck schumer says it is absolutely republicans. but it wasn't too long ago, in fact two years ago, three years ago when nancy pelosi tweeted this out. after republicans, who had the majorities in both chambers say this. this the is first time in recent memory that a government shut down has been possible when one party, one party has control of the white house, house and senate. the republicans own it. #do your job. so the question is. ainsley: now the democrats do it. brian: shouldn't she #herself if that's possible to do her job? ainsley: say i own it now? brian: there you go. bottom line is the government has -- these guys are looking for compromise all revolves around two separate packages $1.2 trillion so-called bipartisan package that was handed over to the house that they won't vote on unless they can first get the 3.5 trillion but they don't need a single republican vote for that simple party line. they just need their whole party which is the problem. ainsley: did you see this? this is the cover of the "new york post" it says debt bomb dems plot this week to blow hole in federal budget for generation. if you read the article you add it all up. democrats want to spend 8 trillion in new spending over a decade. that's 6 trillion of that will be borrowed. the majority of it they say this is enough to deposit $60,000 in every single family's bank account in america. but, instead, they are going to spend it on these liberal progressive policies. steve: the republicans say to are get past this week. can't get to the big one .5 trillion until they figure out how to run the government and would have to lift the debt ceiling. the republicans are giving the democrats enough rope, they feel, to hang themselves. and they say if you want to raise the debt limit, you're going to have to do that on your own through reconciliation. and they know that if the democrats do that they will win the house in the with next election. brian: theory is if they are responsible for jacking up the debt solely. don't put my name on the above of that check or invoice make democrats do it. theoretically they need 60 votes but they can pass on reconciliation because it's budget-related. steve: did i hear one interesting thing the money runs out thursday night into friday. i think i heard chuck schumer say you know, you can blame the republicans and they are holding your social security check hostage. if we run out of money, the way the government is set up, they made it so that you will still get your check. social security checks still go out when the government is shut down; however, they do not issue new social security cards. so don't worry about your social security or government check. ainsley: fearful. steve: scare time. ainsley: exactly. they are saying this will raise the corporate tax to 28%. raise taxes for families. and because someone has got to pay for, this right? when you hear the president saying this is costing zero. interested we had all these contributors on fox news. brit hume saying like my kids' college didn't cost anything because i was able to raise the money and pay for it. brian: building off the tweet just to say president biden tweeted this out. my build back better agenda cost zero dollars. instead of raising money on tax breaks, loopholes and incorporations and wealthy. zero dollars? what planet. ainsley: dan crenshaw a congressman says just like saying when i buy a cup of coffee because i paid for it didn't cost anything. brian: larry kudlow was asked this question. looking younger every day. here he is it. >> there's not one stipulation, not one rule that you have to work. there is no work fair. there is no work requirements. and, in fact, sean, there is no education requirements. so you have got massive welfare dependency. that will damage the soul of america. that goes to the heart of american culture. you know, work is dignity. work holds families together. work provides opportunities for the least among us. and this damage that they are going to do and it's from the far left. it's from the crazy progressives. this crazy textbook. this is the thing that worries me the most. we're cutting into the heart of the american soul with all this welfare dependency. it is big government socialism of the worst kind. steve: so the republicans yesterday in the senate said we will vote for a clean resolution to fund the government and pay for hurricane relief. but the democrats said nope. we want to do a two-for. you also have to do the debt ceiling. the republicans said that is a bridge too far that is how we got to where we are. brian: we all know if we had electric cars there would be no hurricanes. steve: we got the ceo from ford coming up in a little while who is going to tell us why we should be buying electric cars. brian: did we provide him a car to get here that will be another controversy. 3.5. i want to lead the witness you tell me if this belongs in a spending plan $28 trillion in debt. 5 billion for electric cars for the federal government. that's fantastic. it tree planting because everyone needs a tree. ainsley: and tree equity. brian: 1 billion for electric vehicles and equity program. also make post office if you work in the post office heck frick car. 50 million for community climate incentive grants. and 15 million resource centers for older people with gender identity issues. free community college for illegal immigrants. and also militarize the irs. do you think they are not going to be in everyone's grill? $79 billion for irs agents to sit in front of your house and ask you what you are writing off and what you are not writing off. that will hit every single person on the planet. whose idea was that in the last time we let you militarize the irs it really didn't go too well for your party. steve: remember, isn't it north of 50% of the country doesn't pay federal income taxes? brian: not anymore. steve: they would be exempt. great deal for them. ainsley: not anymore. someone halls to pay for this. brian: a lot of pocket protectors. ainsley: what about corporate tax going up to 28% in had where will all these companies go. we won't be able to buy american? brian: back to ireland. steve: we will see what happens. the republicans have made it clear it's going to be a battle and if the democrats want to raise it, they are going to have to own it. listen, thank you very much for joining us on this tuesday. it's'6":10 on this tuesday. thousands of migrants are heading to the united states. we will tell you where they're. the dhs secretary says one in five of them are sick. brian: fantastic. steve: wouldn't say sick with. what the white house show nothing signs of telling them turn around. the border is closed. ainsley: did you hear what shaq said? game over on celebrity status. why the basketball legend is dunking on it hollywood's elite. brian: he doesn't want to an it celebrity. but is he tall. ainsley: he came from nothing. ♪ ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. jillian: back with a fox news alert. six people hurt after a chemical plants explodes in louisiana. dark smoke drifting into the sky. one of the injured has severe burns covering half of their body. the explosion happening as one of the units was undergoing maintenance. another fox news alert an 8-year-old boy is killed while killing on his front porch. police say demetrius stevenson fell target to gang shooting targeting his brother. the 18-year-old intended target tried saving the boy by carrying him to police. is he now in custody on a separate warrant. the shooter has not been captured. a live look at capitol hill as joint chiefs chairman general mark milley is facing for a firearm storm is he set to testify publicly along secretary lloyd austin and centcom commander frank mackenzie on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. this as outspoken marine officer is now reportedly in military prison after slamming the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. he was ordered to stop posting on social media which he ignored. how about one healthcare his or hers are being fired covid-19 vaccine. ready to deploy to new york hospitals amid fears of a staffing shortage. the state's democratic governor ordering the firing of unvaccinated doctors and nurse. by god. >> you know there are people out there who are not listening to god. i need you to be my apostles. i need you to go out and talk about it. jillian: overnight demonstrators taking to new york city streets protest the mandate. that is a look at your headlines. i will send it back to you. steve: thank you very much, jillian. and last night a three judge appeals court said that new york city teachers and custodial staff and kitchen staff would have to get the vaccine. now the mayor says by friday or they're going to be out of work. brian: so we have no hospital workers. we are losing thousands and now we are golden globe going to gut the teachers. you already have for the vaccination. you got rates over 90%. that's well past herd immunity. in president biden's america it's divide america. you have taken the people we hailed as heroes and you told them you're fired. that's unbelievable to me. ainsley: think about how this affects you if you have to go to the hospital or need a procedure if you are having a baby if f. there are short taments in hospital put in national guard or people just graduated from school that don't have a license to practice. steve: dlifer a baby. brian: deliver a baby a guy in a camp's mitt. i don't want to see that. steve: is that how they work in the national guard? brian: i have seen movies. in 8th grade showed the whole student body. steve: we remember that. brian: other thing to add last thing they will tap into the philippines and ireland to get people to fill. in fantastic. steve: well, what they're trying to do is trying to force people to get the vaccine and so they have got a choice. teachers have a choice until friday. if you want to get the shot or get fired. that's what they say. ainsley: i do have a friend who is gopg have a baby in the next few weeks she has already called her doctors to make sure her hospital is not going to see shortages. brian: nurses don't want to take it and they're putting nominee refrigerator trucks. maybe ask them why. ainsley: let's talk about the border. griff jenkins is down there wearing a t-shirt that said biden and harris. he said he left haiti. his family has all passed away there he is coming to america to find a job o. steve: yeah. his name is stevenson. there he is right there. drop the banner you can see the harris part of it griff is down, there is he doing great reporting. he says that mexico is going to open up a soccer stadium to handle the thousands of migrants. we know that there are at least 17,000 haitians headed to the united states. currently they are massing in colombia. talk a bit about the migrant problem and how many haitians are down in south america. there are currently as of december, 180,000 haitians in chile in the years since they had hurricanes and all sorts of trouble down there. well, now, apparently, some of those migrants, the haitians in chile are being accused of taking jobs away from chileans and straining the social service system. brian: fascinating. steve: isn't that iron make they are having the same problem there? people saying the same thing there that they have said here. ainsley: 17,000 more haitians allegedly coming up in this caravan. so we are going to see more haitians coming over the border. brian: unbelievable. it has nothing to do with where they are from. it has to do with rules and regulations with every other country. you control your borders. there is refugee status and things that can be amended. you cannot get out of the blocks immigration reform keep in mind, too. will evidently there is this place called the darian gap extremely dangerous colombian panama. five day track, they take five days to get here. you are allowed 5,000 a day between panama and colombia they made a deal. it was about 80 people a day. now there are thousands coming through. now, if it was a different administration, excuse me, 88,000 have entered the panama through this gap. if it was a different administration, they gold down, mark morgan and others and say panama, you are an ally of ours. i no longer want you to allow thousands to come to america through the darian gap. hey, colombia, man, do you owe us. we helped get rid of your guerrilla gangs that have plagued your society for decades. i need you to stop these migrants from coming through this gap. and that's how you work with people in the region to give them aid, to control their borders so, we have control of our borders. but in mayorkas' america we don't seem want to to do it. we want to blame republicans for some odd reason and border patrol agents on horseback. steve: in mr. mayorkas' world you see these thousands of people under the bridge. that's just not human crisis that's also a super spreader event. and for the last year, people have talked about well, what about the migrants who are coming in? anybody checking them? no. unless they have got, you know, a symptom. what is the symptom? a fever. the border patrol can't say hey, you look like you have a fever because everybody is hot down there right now. ainsley: when jen psaki was asked about it we don't do the testing of the vaccines because we are not intending for them to stay here. steve: because they don't intend to stay here for any length of time which is laughable because they do. that's why they are coming here. brian: if a lifetime isn't long you are right. steve: yesterday, mayorkas was at an event, it was virtual. he was at the immigration law and policy conference. he revealed something that you know, they don't seem to take into consideration and that is a lot of these people are sick who are coming to the country. and do you know what? it's great that they are coming here and maybe they will get some treatment that they can't get elsewhere. nonetheless they are sick. brian: it's not great they are coming here. they are attacking over over taxed medical system. it we are in a situation as you know. i know you agree with this. we are telling nurses, 92% of medical professionals got the vaccine. that 8% you are fired. how dare you put us in danger but at the border come one, come all from every nation possible? how dare you object because you just don't like immigration or immigrants. aren't we a group that takes the huddled masses in no. we are a group in the middle of a pandemic that's condemning nurses and teachers for not getting vaccinated and trusting american citizens but we like illegals from other countries who come here feverish who often times refuse a free vaccine. steve: what i was saying is that there he they're coming into the country because there is essentially an open border and they're putting americans at peril. the job of the department of homeland security secretary is to protect the homeland. but that is regarding covid. although he didn't say covid. he just said illness. here is the soundbite. you see if you think he is talking about covid. >> you are confronted with a population of people that, um, as a general matter, um, have a, um it a rate of illness of approximately 20%. they arrive in between the ports of entry, and must be placed in congregant settings, which, um, as i think we all understand, precipitate or could precipitate a significant spread of the disease. the system is not built for that in a covid environment where isolation is required if, um, one is going to follow the medical protocols. ainsley: let's break that down for you, one in five of them are ill. steve: if you believe that number. brian: they might not have fevers. they just could have bad achilles tendons. but, here is the thing. whether a is he saying is, he has to justify title 42 to democrats who think it's cool. and democrats are saying how dare you send 2,000 haitians back? republicans are saying how dare you not send every one of them back. that's the problem. steve: there is a global pandemic. donald trump pretty much stopped everybody from coming in during the pandemic. but as soon as the new administration it's kind of like okay, we promised you, come on in. rather than let us see what they have within doing on our southern oborder for the last 8 months, you know, it's been so opaque and for him to say 20%, you got pig it's a bigger number. ainsley: it's not -- people who are against this. it's not because they are against immigrants. steve: of course. ainsley: generations ago we all imgreat here in some form or fashion. we don't care about skin color or where you are from. we want everyone to have the american dream. but the argument is do it the right way. if you talk to people who did do it the right way, they are furious about this. they are saying it took me years and a lot of money. i had to maybe hire an attorney. these folks are allowed to come on in and not getting tested in covid and one in five of them have some sort of a sickness. we don't know if it's covid or not. he didn't specify. brian: one of the great question in the history of of man is, once you become a celebrity, can you quit? shaquille o'neal is contemplating this. can he quit being the great personality. the hall of fame basketball player, the wonderful analyst on the nba and business person wherever he goes he is a celebrity. but the question is can he quit being a celebrity? ainsley: just thed based on what other celebrities are doing. he said they have i don't know crazy. these celebrities are going freaking crazy and i don't want to be one, i denounce my celebritiness today. i am done with it i came from nothing but just because i made it doesn't mean i'm bigger than you, smarter than you. just because i have more money doesn't mean i'm better than you. i have never been that way and i never will be that way. so i don't want to be in that category of people. '. steve: essentially he told the "new york post" he is retiring from being a celebrity. he want to be. ainsley: sorry, shaq you will still be asked for autographs. steve: he is so tall, 7'1. he wants to be remembered for kindness. people have a choice you are either nice or you are the a-word. i definitely want to be looked at as a nice person. and not the a-word. ainsley: that's so nice. someone did tell me once it takes just as much energy to be the a-word as it does to be the nice guy. who do you want to be? brian: will you tell me in the break what a-word is? steve: it's not awesome. brian. ainsley: if you buy papa john's pizza shack ronny. steve: kellogg's frosted flakes cinnamon he is promoting mission tiger help buy sports agreement for 60,000 middle schoolers all across america. it. brian: i'm staying with crisp. ainsley: they don't make it anymore. brian: just the kardashians are celebrities all the others are resigning. steve: are they still? brian: i don't know. ainsley: yes. go look at their bank accounts. brian: dog the bounty hunter is on the hunt for brian laundrie nine days after the search began. the new lead he has after the break. steve: our next guest made it their mission to help americans and afghan allies resettle in the united states after evacuating kabul. how they are providing support to those returning to life in america. we're going to explain coming up next. i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection-site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. - [narrator] every three minutes, a child is born with a cleft condition. in the us, children are healed at birth. but in parts of the world where the right medical care doesn't exist, children like lexi struggle to speak or eat. without surgery, some will die. those who do survive face extreme challenges. together, we can change this. operation smile works to heal children born with cleft conditions. with volunteer medical teams in more than 30 countries worldwide, we need you. there are still millions in dire need of healing. go to operationsmile.org today and become a monthly supporter. help create new smiles and new futures. but act now. children are waiting. go online to operationsmile.org to give monthly or call. 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how would you describe their demeanor? >> the afghans are thrilled to be here in america. it's really heart warming to see. their interaction both with u.s. government officials and fellow afghans. it's really celebrating the fact that they are in the land of the free finally. brian: nick, who are they? >> they are families. they are children. a majority of the folks that are here are women and children. and they are people that are looking for a new life that want to asim flight american society and succeed. brian: sarah, are you convinced we got the right people? >> i know that the group that we evacuated we were very thorough. and i think for the u.s. government, listen, this was certainly just absolutely crazed how it all wept. and all of us in this community, bipartisan, we agree that this should have been done in a more thoughtful way. but now we are really just focused on public-private partnership. the u.s. government is still vetting these people. even though they are state side and doing a really complete job to make sure that we have the right job to weave into the fabric of america. >> as sarah was saying there, we brought people into a host country and had state department vet on top of that. so we added an extra step not every organization was able to do. we are very confident in the people save our allies brought into the country are the right people. brian: i did hear we keep putting all these illegal immigrants and now the afghans into military bases. and i hear that after a while, it becomes -- people start kind of losing it because nothing for them to do. what is their schedule, sarah? when are they supposed to move out? what kind of stippen are they getting, if any? >> so the benefits really vary. so the u.s. government here, the military personnel, this is a multi-agency process we see afghan kids playing soccer with the u.s. service members. they are eating food. just trying to get acclimated. many of them have not been in school the children are really learning to adjust to a whole new way of life. we hope this processing will be very thorough but at the same time we can start to move people once they are completely and fully vetted to communities across america where military it will families welcome them. brian: save our allies.org they can use your help and volunteers, too. nick and sarah, thanks so much. appreciate it and it's always great to give to the independence fund. it's a fantastic ground organization. thanks, guys, meanwhile. straight ahead. the massachusetts vaccine mandate prompted dozens of state troopers to resign in protest. will covid restrictions put the public in even more danger? 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>> well, there just hasn't been time to properly roll this program out. we are in the middle of -- the deadlines are here upon us and we don't have the answers that our members need. those seeking medical and religious exemptions have not been told if they're granted, are they be allowed a reasonable alternative to wear a mask and weekly testing. and because of that, they are looking to other places for employment in the municipal departments within the state of massachusetts are offering these reasonable alternatives. so it's not across the boardman date. it's only for the executive branch of massachusetts which is affecting my membership. ainsley: state troopers are taking jobs in municipalities where they just get tested and wear masks, right? >> that's correct. for the number that have for whatever reason not received their vaccination they are choosing and they have submitted their letters of intent. they have not officially resigned. they are following the policy to notify the department within 30 days of their intent to leave. ainsley: how many state troopers are we talking about? what percentage? >> i can't give you percentage right now. we are still within that 30 day window which was actually changed by the document allow for 14 days. but i'm very comfort be in stating that it's dozens. ainsley: how do you feel about these mandates? you guys have been heroes and have done this successfully for the last 18 months. >> this doesn't come down to feelings for the mandate for us. this is about fair labor practice and making sure members that have been on the frontlines can maintain on the frontlines and years of experience doesn't walk out the door. ainsley: you did file a lawsuit. what did the judge say? >> the judge denied the lawsuit. we were looking for an extension of the executive order to allow us to continue to impact bargaining. ainsley: here is the governor. charlie baker. >> i think it's critically important for those folks to get vaccinated, which is the reason why we made the decision to require everybody to works in the executive branch to get vaccinated. there have been some pretty significant retirements in the state police over the course of the past couple years. i think some of that is demonthliography. we will have to continue to work hard with our folks we fund classes and recruit aggressively to refill the ranks. ainsley: what's your reaction? >> the unfortunate part there is yes, years of neglect if you will for not having classes and keeping up your numbers. we are down to the lowest that i can recall in my 25-year history. we are -- a recent call-in study suggested we should be 2900 troopers. we are about now to dip below 2,000. i don't know how we are going to make up these numbers. that's prior to the possible exodus of dozens of troopers for this mandate. ainsley: wow. how is that going to affect the community and people when they need stay safe and we rely on to you keep us safe. thanks so much. >> thank you. ainsley: you want to say something? >> it's unfortunate. we are not going to be able to determine how that is going to affect us. we are going to see increase in case load and response time and overwork. ainsley: thank you for all that you are doing. you guys are heroes. we appreciate it thank you. ainsley: let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice: we have changes on the way. a cold front in the northeast. a cold front in the northwest. and some rain in the forecast for the central u.s. past 24 hours. so here is our first cold front we are talking about moving into the northeast could see some showers and thunderstorms along with this. and much cooler drier air moving. in it's going to be a great next couple of days if you like the fall weather. forecast highs. can you see where we have temperatures 20 to even 30 degrees above average. that's going to hang on today, even tomorrow. and watch what happens that cooler air moves in and much of the countries in the 60's and 70s really nice. again, if you like that kind of weather. late week rainfall we have a front that's going to move across the central u.s. and wring those temperatures down along with the potential for heavy rainfall and the flash flooding risk and here is hurricane sam, this is a cat 4 storm. a tiny storm but it's going to remain offshore bermuda will have to watch. we will still see the big surf and the rip current along the east coast. we will keep it up to date. this is the best storm where you don't get to see it impact anyone. back to you. ainsley: out there in the water. janice: yep. ainsley: thank you so much, janice. 1/3 of women are considering leaving the work for or changing jobs as many of them experience burnout. next guest shares how there could be benefit to this. that the data doesn't capture. ♪ under pressure ♪ ♪ i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions. an asset more relevant than ever before. gold. your strategic advantage. ♪ steve: democrats are eyeing big changes to the child tax credit looking to expand the definition of what a child is to make more people eligible for benefits. under the proposal, anyone caring for a child would qualify for the tax credit even if they are not related to the child. the child must be living with that person, claiming the credit for at least two weeks instead of the current six months. is that a good idea? let's talk to hadley heath manning, the independent women's forum director of policy. she' joins us today from denver. good morning to you, hadley. >> good morning, thanks for having me. steve: okay. so what do you think of this idea of redefining what a child is for this one child tax credit? >> many children in america are in a nontraditional living arrangement but importantly, under current law. children are already eligible for the child tax credit if they live with a grandparent, with an aunt, an uncle and of course with their parents. what democrats are seeking to do with this proposal is to expand the definition of child specifically for this child tax credit and not in other areas of the tax code or in our legal system. so that people who, for example, are caring for the child of a family friend or nonrelative to be eligible for the child tax credit and the challenge there, of course, is that you are beginning down a slippery slope. when you have a blood relation to a child, that's easy to prove or if you have a child who is in your care through the foster system, that's also an easy to prove, very straightforward relationship. changing the definition here and not in other areas going to create a real complicated administration burden. steve: that's exactly what it sounds like. because who is going to have to keep track of that? >> well, the irs would attempt to do this but i think this whole discussion shows the limitation of government safety nets. you know, we can't expect the federal government to keep track of where every child in america is at all times. i do want to stress that the children who are in nontraditional living arrangements, especially if they're living with someone who is not a blood relation, these are among the most vulnerable children in the country. i do hope lawmakers look for other ways through the social safety net and other programs to ensure that these children are being looked after, being put in a secure home environment. i don't think expanding the child tax credit in this way is the best way to address their problem. steve: something else i wanted to talk to you about there is a big survey by mackenzie and company. 1/3 of women are considering leaving the workforce or changing jobs higher number than men because they simply feel burned out. we have graphic. a third of those surveyed are considering leaving. 40% are considering switching and look at that two thirds would like to work remotely at least three day of work -- a week. this is all related, in large part, to probably what parents and women in particular are going through regarding kids and covid and everything else, right? >> right. i'm right there with them. i have three young children of my own. i have experienced a lot of burn out throughout this pandemic trying to keep track of the different rules related to masking, social distancing, every place i take my children i worry about the risk-benefit tradeoff. i worry about what am i going to decide when it comes to vaccination for children when those become available. moms have a lot of worries whether or not they are in the workforce or not. moms full stop at every stage of childhood looking at our children concerned about what this pandemic means for them. i want to stress for the women who are considering downgrading in their career or stepping out of the workforce for a time, there's a lot about your value and the value of the things that you do that are not going to be captured in economic data. we simply can't capture reading that extra bedtime story isn't captured in the economic data but it's an incredibly important jobs moms are doing. steve: absolutely. that's ultimately the choice about priority. hadley heath manning, thank you for joining us today from denver. >> thank you. steve: all right, straight ahead. don't go anywhere. car buyers forced to hit brakes on new purchases. the ceo of ford is going to tell us why you could soon be driving electricth cars. ♪ then, a mysterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and that her home will be rebuilt, regardless of her limits or if the cost of materials has gone up. 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steve: good to know. prl. ainsley: confirmed. thank you, brian. steve: welcome to hour two of "fox & friends." we are here to tell you the news and probably the most interesting story later today and we will have highlights tomorrow is general mark milley is going to go up for two days of grilling up on capitol hill. today he is going to sit down in front of the senate armed services committee and both parties are angry at him. bipartisan anger over how the united states withdrew from afghanistan, plus the drone strike that killed 10, including 7. but. ainsley: seven kids. steve: what will be of interest to republicans is they are going to say hey, general, let me read out of bob woodward's book peril where you say that trump was crazy and you called your chinese counterpart and said don't worry. i won't let him pull the plug. ainsley: and if he does i will give you a call and we will tell you in advance. steve: that's what they want to know about. brian: also, you left $85 billion worth of our sophisticated in a country hardware afghan forces. you took out the military before you took out the people. you have still left people behind, allies wells green card holders by the thousands and took pushing and prodding in order for you to work with outside groups to help get americans and their allies out of that horrible country. there are so many questions to ask. general milley, general mackenzie and secretary of defense austin today. but this, perhaps, is the most disturbing. tumor the courage it took for lieutenant colonel sheller to get up and put on camera or on his i phone that he is resigning. he couldn't be more embarrassed. ainsley: so close to retirement. brian: couldn't be more embarrassed by the lack of integrity that we have shown with the withdrawal of afghanistan. he says that's it. i'm done. as a marine i can't do this anymore. i'm walking away from my retirement. now we find out that he has been put in the brig until can he have his hearing. excuse me? ains the hearing is supposed to on then thursday. just in case you don't remember that video he placed on facebook and linkedin, here is a flashback. >> i'm not saying we have got to be in afghanistan forever, but i am saying that if any of you throw your rank on the table and say hey be it's a bad idea to evacuate bagram airfield before we evacuate everyone. i have been fighting for 17 years. i'm willing to throw it all away to say to my senior leaders i demand accountability. steve: right. that is his point. after he posted that and we talked about it. it's like look at what this guy said. his supervisor said you have got to stop doing that he kept doing it and then he ignored them and then, as you know, resigned. and he posted about this gag order they put him under. and that's what got him in trouble defying the gag order. he is in the brig for pre-trial confinement. in the end the same accountability that is expected of him and his men from the people at top. ainsley: his father said all our ask the questions that everybody was asking themselves but they were too scared to speak out loud. he was asking for accountability. in fact, i think he even asked for an apology that we made mistakes but they couldn't do that, which is mind blowing. they had a gag order on him and asked him not to speak. he did, and they incarcerated him. they don't know what to do with him. brian: this is a group and brain trust that just droned and killed 10 innocent people including seven children. this is brain trust that allowed our perimeter to be guarded by our arch enemy the taliban which resulted in one attack that killed 13 and wounded 20. this is the brain trust that left $85 billion worth of hardware in a country it, last weekend iranians were buying black hawks in kabul of ours. and you believe this lieutenant colonel deserved to be jailed in lieu of a pre-trial hearing? he is the least of your problems. they should be putting themselves in front of court and embarrassing themselves as they embarrassed their uniform. ainsley: brian, now look what the taliban is doing. they have said we are going back to killings and amputations. they cut off a guy's nose and his ears. he was a were if aer. then the reporters, tumor those images of the reporters that were whipped and they showed the back of them, their legs and backs black and blue because they were reporting on women's rights. they are killing moms and dads and children. lara logan was on yesterday talking about those reports that children are even dying there and this is because the u.s. government pulled out and allowed the taliban to take over. brian: it's okay to talk to bob woodward, general milley and expose all the behind the scenes doings through the trump administration and perhaps 9 biden years where you made it clear through bob woodward but not to us through were against full out and giving up bagram air base. you recommended 4,000. you told bob woodward that. but we got to see you in action leave everybody behind and pull our military out first. so, it's okay for you to talk to bob woodward but not okay for a lieutenant colonel to put up his iphone and address the american people and talk about how we did not live up to what he thought was marine code. steve: you are going to see them today in front of the senate armed services committee tomorrow in front of the house armed services committee. in d.c. what they're looking for is if he gets -- if the general takes the bait from republicans and gets defensive, and gets angry, that's not going to be good for the general. and, of course, you are going to see highlights at the end of today right here on fox. ainsley: that's not the only thing happening in washington. brian: right, meanwhile, let's turn to president biden's spending spree and live look at capitol hill with a divide between democrats radio getting deeper. ainsley: speaker nancy pelosi struggling to get her party on the same page. steve: peter doocy is live outside the white house with what is on the line. good morning, peter. >> good morning. and progressive members of congress are really digging in on this. ilhan omar told "the washington post" we are not passing anything short of having the full build back better agenda. so what does that mean? well, tax dollars for free community college for illegal immigrants. $79 billion for irs tax enforcement, $12 billion for government electric cars? $3 billion for tree equity. 25 million for bias training and 4 billion for distance learning among other things. that is a lot of money for each item. it all adds up to $3.5 trillion. but president biden insists my build back better agenda costs zero dollars. instead of wasting money on tax breaks, loopholes and tax evasion for big corporations and the wealthy, we can make a once in a generation investment in working america. and it adds zero dollars to the national debt. right now, democrats do not have the votes. and republicans are signaling they will not allow democrats to pass something short that addresses progressive priorities and temporarily raises the debt limit which puts nancy pelosi and chuck schumer in a bind. >> senator mcconnell's legislation does everything except one thing, increasing the debt ceiling. that senator schumer can do in a matter of days. you know, nature abhors a moron. can. >> promised to restore norms to the government because two days from now if they can't get on the same page and use democratic votes that they have to do theoretically to do whatever they want, the government is going to shut down. back to you. steve: and, peter, what does that mean the government shuts down, if you work for the government you have to go work? >> if your boss is basically determine that you are not essential. but this is a really tenuous time for that, because there are big government agencies like the fda, the cdc, and the nih that are trying to address this global pandemic and they are trying to roll out this booster program and a bunch of bureaucrats could tell a bunch of scientists you got to go home for a couple weeks. steve: you are not essential. >> right. brian: it's going to be very interesting to see what happens. thanks, peter. when you look at the problem with democrats, when it comes to the actual bill itself, the 3.5 simple reconciliation 1.2 which they expect to get republican votes for, the 1.2 is what they voted for in the senate. 19 republicans voted for it evidently 23 republican hard yess aaccording to chad pergram vote for in the house. 35 hard no, sir democrats that won't. why? because they want to pass their cradle to grave socialist agenda that cost at least 3.5. experts say more like $5 trillion over the next few years. who is standing in their way? democrats. sinema on the senate side and manchin. and yesterday protesters demonstrate outside went by with kayaks. front of his house start harassing him. this is a new thick now did it with chad wolf, supreme court justices and now doing it with joe manchin, democrats. also they did it in front of kyrsten sinema because she is against blowing up the filibuster this reconciliation bill. they are protesting in front of her, democrats -- arizona democrats. so if you don't get your way, if you don't vote that way, they will harass you now. ainsley: well, the president said not going to cost you anything. they are going to tax the rich and corporations. they want the corporate tax to go up to 28%. and i believe that's right, yeah. 28%. they want to it tax the rich. not going to cost you anything. brit hume said my kids college didn't cost anything because i raised the money to pay for it dan crenshaw when i went to buy a cup of copy of it didn't cost anything because i paid for it. steve: with new york city and elsewhere how they need -- they don't like the government mandates where people have got to get the shots. and in fact today hospital workers are going to start getting fired here in new york meanwhile, city workers starting on friday who work for the school system, will start getting fired. unless they get the shot because the federal appeals court for the second circuit yesterday, lifted an injunction that stopped the mandate. 7,000 teachers and 17,000 department of education staffers could be fired as early as saturday if they do not get the shots by friday. clearly the government of new york state wants people to get the vaccine. and as you know, your employer can set the rules for your -- the employee, they work for the government. and the government wants people to get the shot and if not, they don't want them on the payroll. ainsley: some of the signs they were holding up natural immune. it heard chants no vaccine mandates. my body, my choice chant. that pastor, his name is reverend kevin mccaul e is the one giving out religious exemptions. he said this might be approved by the fbi, the cia, the fbi ifs not approved by god i don't want it inside me. brian: 4,000 hospital employees or 27,000 people have not been fully vaccinated'. the you think in this environment after what we have seen most of our hospital workers from the most sophisticated surgeon to an orderly, you don't think that they deserve the benefit of the doubt, maybe you conference with them. find out what the hurdle might be? you might find out they have legitimate complaints and questions you can answer. instead, you sit there as the worst mayor in the history of man and the worst governor who has now exited and replacement seems worse than you could imagine this kathy hochul. now you are telling these hospital workers you are fired? and teachers, you are fired these are professionals. what the next thing they are going to ask us to do? now they want us to take this vaccine. are we going to jail parents that don't get their kids vaccinated? because guess what is coming in the next two weeks? vac sin nations for 5 and up. are you going to just jail parent one at a time so one request raise the kid while the sorry incarcerated? is that where we are heading? governor kathy hinojosa who seemed way over her skis when she took this job uses ridiculous analogy to talk about vaccines. >> he would are not through this pandemic i wish we were. >> i prayed to got during this time you know what? god did answer our prayers. he made the smartest men and women the scientists the doctors the researchers he made them come up with a rack seen that is from god to us. we must say thank you, god. thank you. i need you to be my apostles i need to you go out and talk about it and say we owe this to each other we love each other jesus taught to us love one theory. how do you show that love to care enough about one another to get vaccinated i love you i want you to leave. brian: using god as an example. operation warp speed gave you the vaccine you are going to go down that road everything good. did god get fentanyl to flood across our border and kill thousands of people and flood our street with homeless? steve: well, she runs the state and if you work for the state those are the rules. it looks like 7,000 teachers who are currently unvaccinated they got a choice. either get the shot by friday or get fired. there apparently is a third way. that is you can take a year of unleave -- or unpaid leave with health insurance or lee the department of education get a severance package. ainsley: what about the people pregnant either doctors are telling them maybe you want to wait until your baby is born or women who make that choice they are fired? brian: as senator cruz tweeted out you have just moved the goal post it comes from him and ridiculous press conferences as he try up his approval ratings. everything he touches is falling apart. you said 75% is herd immunity. anthony fauci said the same thing. we are about 65% have gotten fully vaccinated to over 75% as a country of eligible people have gotten at least one shot you take in natural immunity and you are at herd immunity. why once we get to the goal post do you move the goal post and you don't think we are paying attention? this is why there is total discuss for political and medical establishment. everyone contradicts each other just when you start to believe in comes a president who has to get a booster shot in defiance of this fda. steve: as we have been saying for a couple of months as the administration say. currently the pandemic is of the unvaccinated. of the tool of unvaccinated people, employers are pushing them, you have a choice can you either get the shot or there's the door. ainsley: a lot of people who did get it. brian: vaccine or fired. what's the next thing they are going to main date and no big deal? vaccine or you are fired? telling a nurse to go home when your hospitals are allegedly overrun? unbelievable situation. there is no adults here that can talk this out? ainsley: and then bringing in the national guard and other people from other countries to take the place of these healthcare workers that are getting fired. steve: and they are saying that in the school system we have plenty of substitute teachers who can take the place. brian: are they vaccinated? steve: they are vaccinated. ainsley: dr. marty makary says you can't just swap out medical workers. brian: right. ainsley: jillian joins us. jillian: nationwide manhunt underway after a florida sheriff's deputy dies after being shot twice during a traffic stop. nassau county sheriff's deputy josh moyers passing away sunday. identifying the suspect as patrick mcdowell. a $54,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his capture. dog, the bounty hunter, believes he is hot on the heels of brian laundry. chapman exclusively telling fox news digital he is following tips the wanted man went to a tampa area campground with his parents in early september. >> camera. three people came in on the 6th. and two people left on the 8th. i think he has been here for sure. jillian: the attorneys for brian laundrie's parents claim his clients do not know where their son is and they did not help him escape. his girlfriend, gabby petino's body was found earlier this month in wyoming. a brazen robbery caught on camera by a customer illinois beauty store. watch this. wow, leaving customers at the ulta beauty store stunned. the store is turning over surveillance video to help police find the suspects. gutfeld is taking a show on the road. >> first, let's check out nashville's food, how great does this look? i love the barbecue here. it's so good it has peta asking for seconds. now, let's show new york city. yes that is a rack eni didn'ting a slice of pizza. when we get a pizza with everything on it, we mean it. brian: he will be interest all week long the king of late night beating everybody. he has huge audience there thanks, jillian. plans for a kid's instagram temporarily blocked amid reports toxic for teens. >> the company is just blowing woke smoke and he is live with reaction. hey. ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. agenda? >> well, first of all, i thinkem >> the build back america program is something that america desperately needs and it's paid for by asking the wealthiest of americans, asking them to pay a few percentage points more in taxes in order to make sure that we have a committee that's fair for everybody. we think they can afford it we can afford it i put myself in this category now. brian: okay, sounds easy enough. form everywhere president obama touting president biden's spending proposals as something america desperately needs. ainsley: this as negotiations are heating up on capitol hill over $3.5 trillion reconciliation package and infrastructure bill. steve: nice zoom out and show people live people. author of "woke inc." vivek ramaswamy joins us now. vivek, what do you make of president obama talking about, you know, i can afford it, the rich people should be happy essentially to pay for joe biden's gigantic program? >> well, let's put aside that few generations are actually going to pay for this. here is the thing i despise most about the legislation making its way through capitol hill right now. it's actually crony capitalism at its worse. corporate health fair guised in the warfare of class struggle. 12,500 subsidy for electric vehicle for people make up to 800,000 in the households still benefit from that subsidy. who benefits from that? rich people on the coast who buy electric cars. steve: it democrats? >> this is their trick by the way. result maltly if you can't win the rich you buy them in. take the people closest to the political process amongst the wealthy class. suddenly you have seen disappear from the dialogue the discussion about eliminating the carried interest loophole that's where private fund managers pay half the rate on the top rate compared to their income relative people earning income in other lines of work. why? because chuck schumer is in the private equity industry's pocket. this is the classic mod move of the biden obama wing of the party. it satisfy them and use that to ram much more spending through than they could have if you actually didn't cut those people in no the process. brian: other people carbon tax joe manchin going to stand in the way unbelievable. i hope he does. and the other one taxing capital gains almost doubling it. >> this is actually one area where i would love to see republicans do better in explaining their case for why a lower capital gains tax makes sense. a lot of times republicans say we need to incentivize investment. that's the wrong way to talk about their. capital and labor should be tasked at the same rate if you earn your income through investing or earn your income through working you should pay the same tax rate. here's the trick. you actually do have the same rate because corporations are already taxed. and so if you look at the corporate tax plus the capital gains rate, you actually get to a higher rate than the highest marginal tax on income itself. i think that's something that the republicans on the right ought to do a better job of explaining to the american people. ainsley: facebook is going to launch instagram app. for kids they suspended that because of the criticism based on own research. "wall street journal" said instagram is harm of for sizeable percentage of young users. they push this woke agenda you write about that in your book. pushing climate changes and own issues. >> this is what we should hold facebook accountable and be precise about it hold them accountable for rampant institutional line. they say one thing, they do another. there is a good case for consumer fraud. the definition of consumer fraud is telling consumers do you one thing and actually doing another. paying $130 million to create this oversight board and then lying to that board. why bother to create the oversight board at all. it's a smoke screen for accountability. that's what we should hold them accountable for. i'm different when it comes to holding them accountable for teen body and anger issues. those issues have to be dealt with offline in our families and churches and communities. we shouldn't expect facebook to be the church that ultimately deals with those issues. that feeds into the problem. brian: teen magazine out there forever same issue this is just online. >> that empowers them even more if we set the expectation that they're supposed to be the sources of our modern virtue. we have got to start a conversation that i couldn't have imagined saying this myself 10 years ago but looking at the data now if we don't let people buy a cigarette and smoke addictive cigarette until the age of 18. we ought to have a conversation about what role we should have in restricting social media use usage it. i have come around on that view but a conversation we need to be happening in the open. steve: put down the phone. back away from social media. vivek thank you for joining us live. his book is called "woke inc.." ainsley: went to harvard phi it?>> joe biden going to make yu pay for that you just went to a three yr school it could have been paid for. what were you thinking? >> exactly. steve: exactly 7:30 here in the east. republicans want to hear from a border patrol chief 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food prices, car prices, home prices. it's hurting the poorest families in our country this has to stop much the democrats don't opt to be responsible for this but they want to be responsible. they want to do $1.9 trillion in april. they want to do $1.5 trillion which is going to take our debt to $45 trillion. americans are not going to pay for this. and so the democrats want to suspend the debt ceiling oso nobody has to vote on a number. that's all they want. they don't want to be responsible. they won't tell the public the truth. they are bankrupting this country and causing significant inforeign relation for the poorest families in this country disgusting what they are doing. brian: jo expect rick scott to joint democratic caucus for behind closed door meetings. it's clear so-called moderate democrats in the house said i will not vote for the 3.5 trillion until you pass the bipartisan supposedly 19 republicans voted for it, 1.2 trillion. and then they said okay, i will give that up if you promise to vote for the 1.2 on september 2th. well it's september 28th now and there was no vote last night. what's going on in -- from the democratic perspective they seem to be coming apart. >> first off, they are starting to see the polls. i mean, there is election in a little over a year. they are seeing the public doesn't want this the public doesn't want more debt. the public doesn't want more wasteful spending. the public wants roads, bridges, airports and sea ports. but the infrastructure bill had way more than that. >> we have little to do with roads, bridges, airports and sea ports and remember thou how they promised it's paid for. it's not. it's going to be at least a quarter of a trillion dollars. one bill, a quarter of a trillion dollars in deficit spending. people are waking up to this wasteful spending and watching all this inflation that's caused by this reckless spending. brian: right. >> you have the former border patrol chief rodney scott. he's going to be coming in front of your committee to talk about what's happening with the border. he is outranged he says it's preventable. one of his quote is the biden administration laser-focused on expediting the philosophy migrants into the u.s. and down playing the significant vulnerability this creates for terrorists, narcotics. this is a national security threat. now, i believe that. but he is the border patrol chief. he sees it what are you going to ask him? >> first off, secretary mayorkas came and testified last week. he said the border was secure. that is a complete lie. one out of every 300 people in this country at this moment came here illegally this year. i'm from an immigration state. we like legal immigration. so, the chief of border patrol, this is not a political appointment. they pushed him out because he was honest. this is a national security threat. we do not know who is coming across our border right now. we know drugs are coming across our border. we are worried that terrorists are coming across our border. right now this administration is expediting this movement of people all across our border. it doesn't make any sense for the american public, anybody that cares about national security. brian: biggest military catastrophe of my lifetime took place three weeks ago with the exit from afghanistan. the military people in charge of executing this, who did such a terrible job, are going to be testifying today and tomorrow milley, mackenzie and secretary of defense austin. two questions going to ask. >> number one, is it now -- is it now american policy that we will leave american citizens behind? because that's exactly what they did. is it american policy that we'll start working with terrorist organization because that's exactly what they are doing when they say their partner is the taliban. that's what they said. they were going to work with the taliban a terrorist organization. this is disgusting. and who made the decision that caused these 13 american citizens to die? 13 soldiers, men and women died because of their decisions. i am furious with what they did. brian: i think fundamentally they have to be honest. did they have to capitulate to the president? was this their idea? was it okay to leave $85 billion worth of hardware behind? 10% of our allies and our citizens. it is inexcusable. i hope they are will to answer some questions. senator, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. brian: still ahead a global chip shortage has potential car buyers bumping the brakes. get it jim farley on the impact felt by one of america's largest car manufacturers ♪ ♪ life is a highway r windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust, when you need it most. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite 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have seen is speeches and talking points to date. ainsley: joining me now is national border patrol council president brandon judd. good morning to you, brandon. >> good morning. always good to speak with you, ainsley. ainsley: always good to have you on. are republicans causing this crisis? >> >> no. in fact the republicans had it fixed. if you look back at president trump and what's funny about what he did, is he actually created the will. it's not like he just went and grabbed some other policies. he put in place policies that we never -- that we had never seen before. and they absolutely work. the democrats come in. they dismantled every single thing that we were doing, which caused this problem. they reintroduced the catch and release magnet and that's the reach why we have caravan after caravan. it's tsunami after tsunami of people that are entering this country illegally. ainsley: if you look at the numbers, the haitian migrant processing status 12,400. they have their cases to be heard by immigration judges. 5,000 being processed by dhs. 3,000 are in detention. what do all these terms mean and how do they determine who goes to what category? >> there is actually very little rhyme or reason to how they are making these determinations or decisions. when you look at the number of people crossing the border illegally and the numbers that are being released we are releasing upwards of 60 to 70% of the people that cross the border illegally. any time you do that you are sending the clear message that if you violate our laws, you will actually be rewarded instead of being given a consequence. when they violate the laws eligible for work permits, drivers licenses, send their children to school. social benefits. all of these different things, and it's strictly because they violated the law. that's the wrong message to send. because if you violate -- if the first act of coming to the united states is to violate the laws, then why would you ever think that any other law is important here in this country? and without the rule of law, we become no better than the country these people fleeing from. ainsley: message is lip critical if you come we will send you back. out of the 30,000 asians since september 9th, we have sent back 2,000. where are the other 27,000, brandon? >> they have been released throughout the united states. they go middle america. they go to the east coast they stay in the west coast at some point. they are spread out throughout the united states. anywhere that they can find a job they will go words mean absolutely nothing. action is what people listen. to say this administration's actions are screaming to the cartels to go out and advertise their services throughout the world to come to this country illegally. we know the reasons they are doing it. it's all about politics and unfortunately they are putting the safety and security of the american public behind the benefits of what they think is their re-election prospect and that you, of course, is. >> is there a way to track them and make them citizens tax wise? >> we don't make them citizens. there is very little way to track them. if they give us an address that's a false address there is no way to find them. under prosecutorial discretion this administration doesn't let us go after those individuals that don't show up to court appearances. it's raze right now what we are seeing. it's just never been done. ainsley: you say catch and release is back on steroids. brandon judd, thank you so much. >> good to talk with you. ainsley: nice talking to you, too. ford is shifting electric vehicle production in full gear as the nationwide chip shortage has car shoppers pumping the breaks. jim farley is going to join us next with the plan that be will create thousands of american jobs. ♪ ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ going down the road i've ever known ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. as someone who resembles someone 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person who disgraced and stole an american flag. video shows the man ripping the flag from a memorial park leaving the flag pole in ruins. an american polish club maintains the park. it says the flag pole will cost hundreds of dollars to replace. the motive remains a mystery. >> and emotional all zach prescott takes the spotlight on monday night football, since suffering a brutal season ending leg injury last october. >> prescott at the tightened and touchtown dallas. jillian: the nfl star did not disappoint, throwing for three touchdowns, leading dallas to a crushing 41-21 win over the philadelphia eagles. janice, i've got to tell you normally i'd be upset. that was his night to shine back from an injury got to love that. pretty saw sommers i agree. let's take a look at your forecast, shall we, because it's going to feel like fall for a lot of cities over the next 24- 48 hours. i mean, across new york, 67 degrees we do have a cold front there, we have got another cold front moving into the northwest and this is the time of year we start to see those powerful cold fronts bring that cold air southward from canada. past 24 hours you can see the rain and even some mountain snow, across the northern rockies there's forecast radar and as you can see over the next couple of days gathering lots of moisture from the gulf of mexico and we'll see the potential for very heavy rain for the latter part of the work week and into the weekend for the eastern third of the country there is your forecast so still very warm over the central u.s. but that cold front is going to move on through and bring changes, hurricane sam still a category 4 powerful system, it is going to continue to move northward and curve away from the u.s. which is exactly what we like to see. all right, steve, back to you. steve: thank you, j. d. meanwhile, ford motor company is hiring. the u.s. car maker announcing plans right now to build two new mega sites in tennessee and kentucky, that will ramp up electric vehicle production, and create lots of new jobs. ford ceo jim farley is here, he joins us live from memphis. jim, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: well the news is until this morning what are you guys up to? >> well, we have a big announcement. it's a new ford. it's show not tell time. we're going to hire 11,000 people. we're going to build the biggest plant we've ever built in the history of the company, six square miles to build all electric trucks in tennessee, we have a battery plant on site that will be a carbon neutral manufacturing site. we have two more battery plants in kentucky, all total about 1 million vehicles worth of batteries we'll build in the two locations. steve: that's fantastic. i'm old enough to remember when ford's logo was a light bulb above it that said ford has a better idea. now, obviously, the future is electric vehicles. are you basing this , jim, partially on the fact that your f-150 lightning is selling as fast as you can make them? >> yes. also, because of the mustang mac h e. both are sold out for more than a year, on f-150 we have 150,000 orders already. it's america's best selling vehicle already. we know how to do trucks, and it's go time for us to scale our electric vehicles, but these are so much more than electric. they're also digital vehicles, so they have really changed the customer experience and we're really excited to get going and accelerate. we're breaking our capacity now for the f-150 and the mach e but we have to build a lot more capacity and more batteries because we have to in-source the batteries. steve: sure it makes sense you'd make your own batteries because there are so many shortages right now. jim, i'm sure with those electric vehicles, you're doing, there's a lot of chips in them and that's the number one complaint for car makers right now is there aren't enough chips for as many cars as you want to make. >> you are absolutely right, and you know, the chips that go into cars are a little different than the chips that go on your iphone. we use a lot of 25-nanometer and larger feature-rich chips & companies like global foundries in the u.s. are starting to get serious about building capacity in this country with those 25-nanometer larger chips, we need that to happen, and we need the government's support too, not just to build the advanced chips that go into our entertainment systems but the ones that control the vehicle safety operations. we need both investments. steve: absolutely. now, so you're announcing today these two great big campuses, you're going to hire 11,000 people, but you're having trouble hiring people right now, because there's a worker shortage, right? >> you're absolutely right. we have absenteeism in a lot of our facilities that's why we came to tennessee and kentucky. we work with both governors and the development teams and there's skilled labor here in these specific sites. it took us a year to find these sites. the cost of the electricity is very important for selection, we didn't want to have weather events like flooding and hurricanes but the availability of skilled labor in the high quantity was one of the key reasons why we're building these sites where they are. steve: yeah, i read that ford lost over 50% of your production in the second quarter, most other brands lost 20%. part of it is with the skilled workers that you've had, a lot of them have been reluctant to come to work because they didn't want to wear the mask. >> well actually, in our case it was a little different. in the second quarter we lost 30 -plus percent over our competitors because we were very exposed to the facility in japan a company that makes chips. their entire facility burned down, so they built a facility and they are now backup to 100%. we're starting to build inventory now, we're up to 25 day supply, we actually want to run our business with a much lower day supply than we have in the past, but we are actually starting to build stock now. steve: okay, it comes back to those darn chips. jim, we got a lot of people watching right now. tell them why they should consider an electric vehicle. >> well, you know, i'm one of these old school car guys, right steve: so am i. >> i had to convince myself, it's a better car. i love my mustang but once you drive a mach e or f-150 lightning it really changes things. the interior is bigger. you've got a frunk. the f-150 willpower your house for three days if you lose power , who doesn't want that? they can power a job site. it's a lot more than just anelectric propulsion system. you've got to think of these cars much differently than that. they're digital cars just like the iphone. they aren't a flip phone, we're moving from the flip phone to the iphone with these digital vehicles, and that's why they're so attractive and we're going to surprise people. yeah, the pickup truck president biden loves that goes from 0-60 in 4 seconds it's so much more than that. steve: well you did a good job that's why you're the head guy at ford, jim farley, thank you very much and good luck to you. >> thank you so much, steve. steve: you bet. coming up on 8:00, this is hour three of fox & friends. >> the southern border crisis is about to get worse. >> sources say there could be another caravan right around the corner. >> will you go to the united states? >> yes. >> democrats looking to ram through trillions of dollars in spending. >> it is actually capitalism at its worst. you got a $12, 500 subsidy for electric vehicles for people who makeup to $800,000. >> facing lawmakers for the first time. >> 13 soldiers died because of their decision i'm furious with what they did. >> dog the bounty hunter is on the hunt for brian laundrie. >> we had a very good lead come up that he was down in this park not very far away. >> [applause] >> first down and more. touchdown, cowboys. >> ♪ ainsley: that is greg gutfeld doing this show in tennessee this week, and pete hegseth is going to be there tomorrow for fox & friends with john rich , it's a great town. brian: so pete hegseth is cover ing greg gutfeld's show for us is he reporting on the aftermath of the gutfeld what's left of nashville? steve: i think what we're doing is probably using their facility he's got all those cameras already setup and so father than just hiring a new camera he's just going to sit down in front of one. ainsley: he will actually be at the bar. brian: john rich is the ultimate promotion machine, yeah, i'll do an interview with you. why don't we go to my bar and we'll start off at my clothing store where we'll buy my boots because john rich is an entrepreneur, he in pursuit. ainsley: and drink his mom's whiskey. brian: yes, absolutely. steve: anyway, welcome to hour three of fox & friends, and right now we'll start this hour on our southern border, where thousands of migrants are march ing toward the united states, a lot of them are down at the mexican and guatemala borders. ainsley: some of them are actually sporting the biden harris t-shirt, look at that t-shirt as the administration reveals one in five migrants have "an illness." brian: right i'm sure this is just seasonal and cyclical, except for the fact that they come across the border in biden harris jerseys, griff jenkins joins us live from, i took german in high school, instead of spanish. ainsley: it's in mexico. brian: i know but it's spanish so griff, say something. griff: good morning, brian, ainsley and steve, we are in the southern-most town in mexico bordering with guatemala and look here, this is a soccer stadium. they had to move operations here , we can see migrants arriving because mexican officials confirm for fox yesterday that a caravan of at least 15,000 are on the way from south america, many of them haitians. if you pan over here, mark, we can show you they've also brought out the federal police as well, because of the large numbers. mexican officials tell us that they have never seen numbers like this and as the 2019 caravans pale in comparison to this and you're right many are wearing biden harris shirts because they believe that biden is telling them now is the time to come, and you know, they're angry as well because they feel like they're getting mixed messaging from the biden administration and they're very upset to hear that some migrant haitians have been deported. we talked to one guy named joseph yesterday. he says this administration worse than the last one, listen. >> calling ex-president, donald trump, the worst president but he's not the worst president. griff: do you feel betrayed by president biden? >> not betrayed more than that. there's a promise in the middle so today we don't have any where to go. griff: and brian, ainsley and steve, it's important to note, every single haitian that is crossing the del rio last week, 15,000, came through this spot, very spot, last time, and now, many are being spent back. now officials are overwhelmed with this refugees, but as mayorkas pointed out yesterday, many of them are indeed sick. listen to this. >> the population of people that have a rate of illness of approximately 20%. griff: and we have found here yesterday multiple migrants some from ghana speaking perfect english told me they have many people sick but being denied access to hospitals a woman holding her baby in front of me saying her baby is very sick and she's worried it's going to die so this problem is something they have never seen here. it is bigger than what was in 2019 and panama's president last week at the u.n. was sounding the alarm saying that he has seen the surge in panama and remember, the migrants come from colombia through panama up ultimately to our border, he said he's seen it go from 800 in january to 30,000 last month, right now, they're just bracing for this next wave. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: so griff if people there are complaining that they're sick, with covid or whatever, and there's no medical help, you're essentially at a super spreader event. griff: well, that is certainly what we saw arriving on our border and secretary mayorkas even acknowledging it, the question now is with even larger numbers on the way, it's not going to get better. now, there is no covid testing here. we can spin you over a little bit you can't really tell, but there's a tent over here, steve, where you see some folks in white, medical folks, and i asked them, are they testing for covid, they say no, but they are anyone that shows up says they're sick they are in some way sort of sorting them out but here's the problem. because they're backlogged with already 30,000 migrants, they confirm for us here in tapachula already and another 15,000 at least on the way there's no way they will get that under control. in the streets here in tapachula by the way they are offering some vaccines for local residents but those are both russian and chinese vaccines, there are no american vaccines down here. brian: they are terrible, though barely work so the remain in mexico policy does not exist for mexico, right? griff: that's correct, although, it is interesting. officials told us that they are starting to bus and fly some of the migrants back across from del rio making the migrants come back here to tapachula because the mexican government is making an effort to keep migrants down here south and off of our border that is something the mexican government has done, but the migrants are very frustrated because they can't find housing, jobs, or food, so they're not staying here and they're not going to be around long, when they know their ultimate goal is to get into the u.s.. ainsley: thank you so much, griff. let's bring in congressman jim jordan to react to this , good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: they're saying biden administration if you come over we're sending you back, the borders are closed so why are we seeing hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants crossing over? >> because the message is sent. you know, look, when you pay people not to work you shouldn't be surprised when you can't find workers when you defund police you should in be surprised when you get more crime and when you send a message from the white house we'll stop building the wall and get rid of the remain in mexico policy you shouldn't be surprised when them come into the country, so we don't know where those haitian migrants are and now there are 15,000 more coming? this is the mess you have when you send the wrong messages from the white house and you implement the wrong policies, so here we go again. we actually had a briefing last week, ainsley, from the judiciary committee from the biden administration, and they actually told us, they said we think, because we basically asked, where are they? how many are in america? where are they at in the country , how many did you send back, they couldn't tell us the numbers but they also said we think a number of them have went back. i mean, they make this thousand mile treck and they are going to turnaround? they actually told us that so they have no idea how to handle this and when you send the wrong messages from the white house bad things happen. steve: well congressman, they don't want to give the number because half the country would like to see people come into the country immediately deported , and the other half of the country wants to have them all come on in. >> yeah, they just keep misleading the american people, but again, i think it's probably more than 15,000. some of the numbers they told us last week it's 20, 30,000 on this caravan this long march towards our southern border. it's probably a bigger number than even that, and my guess is the 15,000 that we heard about over the last couple weeks, that's probably a bigger number as well and when you think when the focus becomes one area, the area around the del rio bridge, all kinds of people are getting in, going around that area too, so we don't know about those individuals, who were in the country, so this is a total mess, and just nine months ago, just nine months ago, we had a secure border. this kind of chaos all unfolds in nine months and i've said this probably every interview in the last month. every month got worse, march was the largest month on record for illegal crossings, until april, april was the largest month until may, when 212,000 illegal migrants encounters on our border, this is a complete disaster but it's all at the feet of joe biden and his administration. brian: final thought is one thing i think mark morgan & company were good at doing was going to these other countries saying listen, you got to stop, what are your issues withholding back aid until you can get a control of your border. we're friendly with panama, we're friendly with colombia, they're coming through the dari an pass and a staggering clip of 30,000 in august. there used to be a very small number during the day. go up to panama and colombia and say guys, control it, incentiv ize, and do it. if anyone is interested in stopping the genesis of the problem, then go to where the people are. >> yeah, i thought it was interesting last week, joe biden speaked at the united nations and says he's going to restore our relationship with our allies , as if it wasn't good under president trump. it was just as great under president trump and while he's saying that we have this situation that you just described where we don't have these kind of relationships, this kind of cooperation with our friends in central america. we don't have them, which we did have, under the trump adminitration. i thought it was, i mean not to mention the fact that when joe biden's making that statement we need to restore our relationship with our allies at that very moment the democrats in congress are taking out the iron dome defense system for our best allies the state of israel, this is how bad it is. brian: and france recalls their ambassador. that's how bad it is, good luck. you gotta try. that's one of the things. ainsley: let's talk about the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package. democrats want to raise the borrowing limit, republicans are furious about that. they say it's going to republicans say it's going to kill our jobs, wages, electricity, prices go up and lead to stagnation and inflation which is the number one concern now for americans. corporate tax could go up to 28% , and raise taxes for wealthy families, and we're talking about immigration, pay for illegal immigrants to go to community college. >> it's a disaster and of course, you add to all that when joe biden said it's not going to cost you, i mean, these are the -- brian: he tweeted that. >> trump colluded with russia, the hunter biden story was disinformation, misinformation, and oh, a 3.5 trillion government spending bill won't cost you a penny. i mean, you gotta be kidding me. this is what they tell us and you described everything that was in it. this thing is terrible for the country. let's hope it doesn't pass. this be great. this be first time we could actually slow them down, well not us, this is the democrats. let's hope they can't get it done and don't do anymore damage to the country than they already have. steve: let's talk a little bit about what happened yesterday. the senate republican said absolutely not, democrats, we are not going to go along with chuck schumer, we are not going to raise the debt ceiling and we will not simultaneously fund the government, because it's going to run out of money at midnight on thursday. they did, the republicans did say we will do a clean resolution, where we fund government, and we pay for hurricane relief, but we're not going to go along with the debt ceiling. explain for folk, jim, why republicans say, we cannot allow the debt ceiling to be raised on our watch. >> yeah, because if you raise the debt ceiling you're allowing this $3.5 trillion with all of the bad policies in it to go forward, if they get the votes for it so we're like knowing that the debt ceiling is look, joe biden's in the white house, chuck schumer controls the senate, nancy pelosi controls the house of representatives. it has nothing to do with republicans. if you want to raise the debt ceiling and you can actually get the votes to do all the crazy spending you want to continue to do, that's on you guys. don't talk to republicans about that. and we will help them if it's just spending at the current level we could be helpful in that. we're not going to help increase spending. we're not going to help with this debt ceiling increase makes absolutely no sense, and frankly , the american people know that. they know that. that's why the democrats are trying to blame the republicans who don't control a darn thing in this town. brian: one thing is pretty clear, we're all embarrassed as a country the way we left afghanistan. embarrassed we left allies and citizens at home, they are still there, we left $85 billion worth of equipment still there and being resold, embarrassed we asked the taliban to watch our backs as we tried to get out of the airport. austin, mckenzie, and milley will be on capitol hill today and tomorrow. tell me what you need to know. >> well the first question i'd ask general milley is your name ever been on a ballot? you ever run for office, making the decisions you're making as reported by bob woodward and his book? dr. fauci ever run for office? jim comey ever run for office? the idea these people who never put their name on a ballot are making decisions for the american people that is not how our system works. so the question i'd ask general milley is when did you run for office and make these kind of decisions when you can over rule basically the president of the united states? if this in fact happens overrule president trump? for goodness sakes that is so wrong, so inconsistent with our constitutional system. i hope those are the kind of questions that he gets and then, i would get into 13 service members gave their life for their country, one from the fourth district of ohio, americans left behind, allies left behind $85 billion of equipment and weapons left behind and joe biden, the commander-in-chief, calls that an extraordinary success? are you kidding me? so that's the kind of tone i'd take with general milley. i'm not on that committee but i'm sure some of my republican colleagues will do just that. steve: and we've heard a number of people from the pentagon and on capitol hill go well you know what he was doing where he called his counterpart, that's normal. we expect them to do that. i think the average american, jim, never realized that a top general be calling up his count er part in china saying oh, you think your boss is crazy mine is crazier and i'm not going to let him drop the bomb on you. >> yeah and if he says to our enemy the chinese, his counterpart in china, he said if we're coming i'll give you a heads up, if he said that, that is absolutely wrong. no tolerance whatsoever for that kind of statement. we don't know, but the other question you'd want to ask general milley is what in the world are you doing talking to reporters anyway? your name is not on a bollard lot, you don't run for office. steve: well jim, you know why he did it because he wanted to show bob woodward he was the adult in the room. ainsley: can we not get the transcripts to determine whether or not he did say that? >> i hope so but i doubt it happens with democrats in control. brian: lt. colonel stuart shell er came out and spoke and said they need to be held accountable to our generals and commanders after the afghanistan marine for 17 years instead of retiring in a year, he quit. and now, they are going to try him and put him in jail as he waits trial. let me ask you something. general general milley presided over forces along with secretary of defense austin. we just killed 10 civilians and seven kids. we had 13 service men and women die guarding an airport, that was being guarded by the taliban you put this guy in jail waiting trial? where's their trial? >> no, i know. you can feel that individual's frustration. you can feel the american people 's frustration with what they see and what they hear. i'm just so tired of the double standard. there's one set of rules for the elite in this town, different set of rules for all us regular americans and this seems to fit into that category. i'm so sick and tired of that and americans are sick and tired of that and the press, you guys do a great job but the mainstream press covering for people in the bureaucracy who abide by different set of rules and standards than all of us americans, it drives us all crazy. god bless this individual. god bless those families of those 13, i mean, max soviak is an individual from the 4th district of ohio, he was just a great young man serving our country, gave his life for our country, and then we see this kind of stuff happening it's frustrating. brian: our commanders are not worthy of our war fighters that's the problem. ainsley: the marine that is jailed his dad said all our son did is ask the question that everybody was asking themselves but they were too scared to speak outloud. thank you, congressman. >> thank you. jillian: good morning, let's begin with a fox news alert now because at least six people are taken to the hospital after an explosion at a louisiana chemical plant overnight. the video shows smoke drifting into the dark sky. an eye witness says one of the injured has severe burns covering half of their body. the explosion happening as one of the units was undergoing maintenance. >> another fox news alert now, an eight-year-old boy in chicago is killed while playing on his front porch. police say demetrius stevenson fell victim to a gang shooting tagger eking his older brother. the 18-year-old who was the intended target tried saving the boy by carrying him to police. he's now in custody on a separate warrant and the shooter has not been captured. >> this just in pfizer is submitting initial data to the fda from its covid vaccine trial for children ages 5-12. the company says the trial shows the vaccine is safe and effective in younger children. pfizer plans to make a formal request for emergency use authorization. the pfizer jab already has emergency use authorization in teens ages 12-15, and is fully approved for ages 16 and up. >> and a 96-year-old woman in ohio calls up the sheriff's office with a special request. she wanted to meet the deputy who helped change her tire to make sure his boss knew he went the extra mile. she said to the deputy, "that he laid flat on the ground with hir for damage and my car is low" god sent me an angel, that deputy brought his boss along for the happy reunion. those are your headlines i'll send it back to you. steve: fantastic. that's great. thank you. ainsley: a washington state teacher is forced to take down a pro-police flag, hear the reason why after the break. brian: and the housing market singing in the music city, we're live in nashville as that city becomes too hot to handle. >> ♪ ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. brian: you got a washington teacher forced to take down a pro-police flag in their classroom over fears it could be "a political symbol." the middle school teacher hung this flag in support of her brother, a am toker police officer. now the school district says without context, the thin blue line symbol, "can be interpreted in a variety of ways by students who come from very diverse backgrounds" while lgbtq and black lives matter messages are allowed to be on full display. former marysville police officer chris is the brother of the middle school teacher, he joins us now. what's your reaction to the school's policy? >> it's kind of absurd in a way if you think about it, because we're talking about a simple flag that represents, you know, law enforcement which, in a whole, is a great organization and the things that we've done for them has just been a great time and i don't understand why my sister can't have that up on her wall. brian: no kidding especially a tribute to you. did you do, did you become an officer to be rich? >> [laughter] yeah, i wish. no, not at all. brian: it's about service so the school said well, when asked , how can you put up one, put up those two flags and not the other, and they said our students participate in several different extra curricular, lgbtq qia plus club, for many of our most vulnerable students who might participate in one of these clubs. these symbols may also help them feel both heard and seen. they also want to say in the school context, these other two symbols can be seen as a specific educational purpose, that directly along with instructional objectives, and extra curricular programs. do you feel better now? >> yeah, so much better, it makes so much sense to me. brian: so is there an educational purpose to understanding about law enforcement in america? >> there absolutely is, and i use my six years as an sro here in washington, to educate the kids and the way that we're able to impact these young kids and their lives and the issues that were going on in a different way. i think it's very informational and educational for these families and kids and even educators to have us in the schools. brian: yeah, and they say that we do support police and they say we provide funding for two resource officers to work the halls. the other thing that is important is this is a very diverse number, there's a lot of diversity in these police departments across the country. what are you saying to them? >> i just keep telling them to hang on, i've had a lot of support saying i'm glad you could be the voice for us to keep this going, and i'm just really glad that everybody is stepping forward and basically saying, you know what, chris, i'm glad you're doing this and your sister because it needs to be heard. brian: right and balanced and i would expect somebody that is the principal or the superintendent to understand the need to understand law enforcement in our society now more than ever. we've had a year in which everyone ignored law enforcement we had 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today. and if you're an active or retired federal employee you may qualify to get eargo at no cost to you. steve: well perhaps a new tip on the possible whereabouts of brian laundrie. the man wanted following the death of gabby petito. phil keating is live in north port, florida as laundrie 's parents endure intense scrutiny and very shortly, phil, i'd imagine people on the street behind you with bull horns. reporter: that could certainly happen, it happened here yesterday. a couple of people showed up at different times with a bull horn , demanding that the parents do more to find their son. the son is now up here in the neighborhood and all is mostly quiet behind me at the laundrie home. the parents really barely come out of their house now, essentially they've become prisoners in their own home because there are cameras everywhere. another food delivery just arrived in the past hour and brian laundrie's father quickly came out and got it, and just as quickly went right back inside. after nine days searching for their son brian laundrie in the nearby nature reserve his whereabouts remain unknown so the search now is drastically scaled back, far fewer people and swamp buggies searching through the alligator and mosquito and snake-infested swampy area. people around the country invest ed themselves to find gabby petito's killer and bring justice for her family. various theories abound on social media which is really blown up with this tragic story. one of those volunteering their time to find the person of interest, brian laundrie, petito 's former fiancee, is dog the bounty hunter, aka, dwayne chapman. he knocked on the laundrie's parent's house on sunday to no answer; however, dispatch records show that the mother actually called 911 while he was there. to get him off the property but dwayne chapman is certain had e can do what the fbi has not, find laundrie, and his latest lead points to the fort desoto park, west of tampa. we had a very good lead come up today that he was down here in this park, not very far away. we checked our lead out. it is confirmed. three people came in, on the 6th and two people left on the eighth. i think he's been here for sure. reporter: flowers were delivered yesterday to the home of brian laundrie's parents. locals were annoyed when they learned that the flowers were not for a small makeshift memorial near the home , but for the parents themselves. no word on who sent those flower s or why. and the fbi is not commenting on whether it has actually searched the fort desoto state park or anything else specifically, they are just pretty much leaving everything unsaid. as we mentioned yesterday, fbi agents did come here on sunday to obtain anything that might have a dna sample from brian laundrie from the parents, the parents did give them a brown bag and within minutes, they left. that could be used to maybe connect something with the crime scene out in wyoming where petito's body was found or if another body is found, and they believe it is brian laundrie, the dna sample could help find that. there comes some people outside, that's mom and dad right there, those are brian laundrie's parents, and getting into the red pickup truck. going to drive away. being hounded by the camera crew s and the media out here, that's it. this is their life right now, and their son is one of the most wanted young men in the country as we speak. back to you guys. steve: phil, didn't their attorney put out a statement that said those people in the cab of that truck had nothing to do with helping brian get away? reporter: that is true. the attorney did comment on that , he has also confirmed that brian laundrie when he left, which is two weeks ago today according to his mother to go off on that day hike at that nature reserve that he did not take his cell phone and he did not take his wallet, the search area of the reserve has been, well today be day 10 now. it's very small, as i mentioned, compared to what it was like last week, but no evidence whatsoever has ever been found inside that reserve to indicate laundrie was actually inside hiking. steve: phil keating live at the laundrie house where we just saw mr. and mrs. go somewhere, don't know where, phil great reporting , thank you. >> thanks. steve: meanwhile, ainsley? ainsley: thank you, steve. the dea is issuing a public safety alert for the increase in fake prescription pills containing fentanyl and methamphetamine. the administration reporting more than 9.5 million counterfeit pills have been seized so far this year, more than the last two years combined , and a majority of those pills are being brought into the united states from mexico. our next guest each lost a child from fentanyl poisoning. victims of illicit drugs, president and vice president join us now, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning, ainsley thank you for having us on again. ainsley: you are welcome. amy tell us what happened to alexander. he was only 14 years old. >> only 14. in short, alexander had made the choice to experiment with what he thought was oxycontin and a drug dealer sold him and led him to believe he was getting a legitimate prescription pill and that, in fact, was not the case. he took a single pill that had enough fentanyl in it to kill four people. ainsley: how about your son, daniel. he was only 16 years old. >> he was 16 years old, he reached out to social media app allegedly through snapchat, purchased what he thought was an oxycodone pill, consumed only half of that pill and passed away really quickly in the night i found him dead in the morning of april 1, heartbreaking. ainsley: worst day of your life, i can't imagine. what percentage of the pills that are coming across the border are actually seized? >> according to the california drug task force, between 8-10% of these drugs are being seized at the southern border. they say there was 9.6 million pills, so if you imagine that only 8% to 10% of those pills are being seized how many exactly do we have in the country right now? there's enough pills to kill every man, woman, and child in california, and probably much much more. ainsley: well, amy, what is this public safety alert mean? >> well it means the word is finally getting out and the dea and hopefully our administration will take this problem seriously it's really unfortunate that this didn't happen sooner when the problem first started occur ring, and i really hope that it means that they will aggressively go after these drug dealers, especially those that are preying on our children through social media such as snapchat and facebook. ainsley: what can we do to help solve this problem? >> well i'm a little disappointed in ms. milligram who had spoken to the washington post who decided that they weren't going to go after these social media platforms. social media platforms like snapchat, are profiting off of the backs of our dead children. they really need to reign them in and they need to reign them in immediately. also, i think our border patrol needs a lot more manpower to try to seize as many drugs as possible and definitely, awareness campaigns not only in middle schools and high schools but also in colleges. ainsley: and amy, the fentanyl seizures at the border, 10, 469 pounds so far this year alone. that's up 46% from the full year of 2020 of last year. what exactly, how does this work what do these drug dealers do? just put a small amount of fentanyl in a pill? >> yeah, it's almost like chocolate chip cookies so you think you're making a batch of cookies no two chocolate chip cookies are alike. there's a different amount of chocolate chips in each and it's the same with fentanylnd they take these binders and put it in a machine and crank out pills. ainsley: thank you all so much for joining us. i'm so sorry for your losses, god bless you. >> thank you. ainsley: still ahead, the housing market is heating up down in music city, we're live in nashville as homes are selling at a record pace, and shaq is saying game over on his celebrity status, leo terrell responds to shaq's dunk on the hollywood elite. >> ♪ steve: basketball icon shaquille o'neal is calling foul on celebrity culture in an interview with the new york post. >> these celebrities are going crazy. i don't want to be one. i denounce my celebritiness today. done with it. i'm a regular person, that listened, followed his dreams, made it but just because i made it don't mean i'm bigger than you. just because i made it don't mean i'm smarter than you. just because i have more money than you don't mean i'm better than you. i've never been that way and i never will be that way so i don't want to be in that category with people. steve: joining us right now is fox news contributor and long time lakers fan and fan of shaq, leo terrell. leo? shaquille o'neal is retiring from being a celebrity. can he do that? he's always going to be a celebrity. >> you're right, steve, and thanks for having me. he's always going to be a celebrity but what he's doing he's send sending a coded message to the celebrity left. he doesn't want to be part of this leftist viewpoint that this country is racist, that this country is a country that oppressed others. steve, shaq o'neill is the american dream. he is the person who has benefit ed from america and he doesn't hate the police. shaq is a deputy reserve. when you listen to the left, everything about america is bad. the police is bad. what he is trying to tell the celebrity left, i don't want to be part of your attack on this country. that's just a coded message and i applaud him for saying it. he's doing it in a very diplomatic way. steve: and something he is being very clear about is he wants to be remembered as a guy who is kind, and you know, he grew up poor on the streets of newark, new jersey just about five miles from where i'm sitting right now and he credits the boys and girls clubs of america for keeping him, you know, on the right side of the law. so he's saying everybody has a choice. you'll want to be a kind person, or in his words, do you want to be the a word? >> and that's exactly right. here's the thing about it. he benefited from this country. steve, if you listen to the celebrity left, if you listen to celebrity athletes, they think this country is a country that keeps people behind, keeps people down. by the way, shaquille o'neal, news flash, is a black american. this man benefited from this country, so i'm telling all these athletes, all these celebrities, the lebron james, hey, wait a minute. don't attack this country. don't try to make yourself a victim when you're a multibillion air and that is what shaq is doing. he's doing what others are afraid to do because they don't want to get canceled. you can not cancel shaquille o'neal. he's too big of a celebrity, and he's too big of a person with a big heart. steve: i like just the idea that he's saying to young people who are very influenced by social media, you know, being a star, being a celebrity, it's not what it's all about. be a good person. i like that message. >> i'll tell you right now the most important part about that shaquille puts his money where his mouth is. this is where the kids he's talking about, he's talking about education, because he benefited from assistance. steve, all these rich people, they wanted to, they could eliminate poverty by improving the educational system. they talk a good game, shaquille o'neal puts his money where his mouth is at and helping young people, who are the future of this country. steve: leo terrell joining us from hollywood where i believe, according to the magazines i read, there are a number of celebrities there. leo thank you very much for joining us live. >> my pleasure, steve thanks for having me. show time lakers. steve: all right, the housing market in nashville striking a high note. we're live in music city, as homes are selling at a record pace and that place is gorgeous right there. brian: sure is. steve: i heard bill hemmer say sure is. i like that driveway. let's go. bill: what are we waiting on? steve good morning. steve: good morning. bill: get ready because here we go. what in the hell happened with the american exit from afghanistan, next hour the leading members of the u.s. military answer questions during a hearing that will hold countless questions, who gave the orders? what did the president say? how can we leave americans behind? why did we lose 13 service members to a suicide bomber? why did we bomb a car filled with children? how vulnerable are americans in the threat of terror today? the list goes on. come join dana and me, we'll get our coverage started in 12 minutes top of the hour that hearing will begin in the 9:00 a.m. eastern hour on our coverage then. we'll see you then, top of the hour. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. 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announces a new public safety proposal as crime surges across the city that includes creating one public safety department hiring community oriented officers and expanding police alternatives among other things. this comes as the city is set to vote on an amendment to replace the minneapolis police department with a department of public safety. >> white house press secretary jen psaki tells reporters president biden doesn't like the recent line of questioning. take a listen. >> i would note first that he took questions on friday, and he took questions again today, and i think what he said is that they're not always on point, and some of the questions are not always about the topic he's talking about that day. jillian: the president took flights at american reporters during a recent meeting with india's prime minister saying the indian press behaved much better. >> a washington college is offer ing separate housing for black students calling it a black affinity program. western waisters saying the program gives students "the opportunity to live in a shared space with others who have a shared identity" specifically a marginalized identity. they say incoming students asked for the special housing, and the separated housing is "not breaking drowned on something new." >> take a lack at this , stunning video of a massive fireball soaring over north carolina. nasa says it is one of five sightings on friday night. the bright flash was caught on camera from the porch of a home. it flew 32000 miles per hour lighting up the sky. that's a look at your headlines, steve, ainsley, brian? ainsley: thank you. steve: you don't see that every day on a ring door bell. ainsley: let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean we do see everyday. >> here i am. inside, because we're going to see some rain in the forecast across the northeast there are your temperatures, cooler weather moving into the central u.s. , it's going to be another almost record breaking day for a lot of folks with temperatures in the 90-degree range, for parts of the central plains up towards the midwest, past 24 hours, so we have this batch of rain moving across the northeast , some of that getting into some of the big cities over the next six to 10 hours, and the temperatures behind it drop and we'll see cooler, dryer air behind it so more fall-like temperatures. speaking of that front that pushes across the central u.s. and brings down those temperatures we'll see the potential for heavy rain from texas through the plain states across the mississippi river valley so that could bring the potential for flash flooding but look at the high temperature s 91 in kansas city and you can see the cooler air that's going to move in from the northwest and in some cases they are getting snow over the northern rockies. here's hurricane sam, certainly worth mentioning, a category 4 storm very strong storm, the good news is it's going to continue to move north and curve out towards the northeast, bermuda still has to keep an eye on this and we'll see rough surf , but we like to see this moving away from land which is great news. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. steve: j. d., thank you. meanwhile let's talk about the mainland. nashville housing market is hitting a high note. ainsley: music city is tied for the fastest-moving market in the country, with the average home selling in just 10 days. brian: wow those are good salespeople. madison alworth from our sister network, fox business, is inside one of those gems, currently on the market. >> yes, this gem is on the market, brian. it's quite expensive but you can understand why, because when you see this space, it is incredible and i mean, imagine you're standing here next to this gorgeous fireplace, 15 minutes outside of the heart of nashville. yeah, if you want to make that a reality, you got to move fast because these homes sell in an average of 10 days. that is incredibly fast when you consider the national average of 24 days and it's because of so many things that we've seen, covid has expanded where people can live and work, and then when it comes to music city, you have everything here. you have live entertainment, music, big sports teams, and also have incredible homes like this one. i want to show you some of the fun features of this home. right here, this looks like a cabinet, right? but it's not. it's actually the fridge. it's a sub zero fridge which i'm told is one of the best fridges on the market, totally incognito right here and that's kind of the theme with this home, this modern feel, you have the open space, very clean lines and everything has its space. the owner, who helped design the home, has left nothing untouched. even including this espresso machine, all fits in with the cabinet so when you want to get your coffee it's all lined up right here you have your cup of joe, put it back, and everything is clean-lined beautiful and again when you look at a kitchen like this with features like that, big center island, this is exactly what people on the market are looking for that's one of the reasons why have a huge mansion like this , i'm sure this is one of those homes if you have the right buyer that will fly right off the market back to you guys. ainsley: madison what are people looking for? i know big kitchens probably nice bathrooms and big closets right? >> oh, absolutely. so much of what we think about now with our homes is that space , because we've changed the way that we live and we work , so people want that space for a home where they can work at home, entertain their kids, guests. they want pools, because they don't want to have to go out and get that somewhere else. people are really investing in their personal space, because of the haven its been. brian: because you aren't allowed to hang out with other people. steve: one other thing madison you're in tennessee which is a no state tax state as well, so that's another benefit. brian: yup. reporter: oh, absolutely, yeah. you're seeing a ton of people move here exactly for that. we're also even seeing companies move here, so even though you do still have some of that remote work it's one of the most popular destinations for california companies to relocate right behind texas, you're looking at tennessee. brian: a lot of people tired of having cash around living in places like new york and california this way a lot of money can go back to the government. steve: or just light it on fire brian: thanks so much appreciate it. you can spend the day there if you want and by the way you can catch new episode's american dream home tonight at 8:00 on the new fox business prime, which is captured mentioner's imagination. steve: it's really great. a lot of good stuff. ainsley: pete hegseth is live tomorrow in nashville with john rich so you have to stay tuned for that. brian: the redneck riviera, meanwhile i'll be hosting fox primetime tonight amongst our guest is governor jim justice, scott man trying to get people out of afghanistan, because our military left them behind and senator dan sullivan of alaska experiencing a revitalization of the delta variant and by the way the president freedom fighters going to come out november 2 meanwhile the tour, i'm going to have a chance to go on stage and talk about winning the war on history in charleston, west virginia where governor jim justice reigns, november 21 in orlando, florida, clearwater is right behind it, december 4, and on may 21 in as bury park. steve: i'll see you in the spring. you know what i'll see you tomorrow. ainsley: have a great day, everyone.

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