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that was new york. >> you can't do that anymore. >> i don't think so. >> not gratifying. transit to do a marathon. >> today was going to be different marathon that people are watching, going to see hey, who are those people running around that lady, holding the sign the lady is senator sinema referring to it as bird dogging her going to follow her everywhere try to put her on spot ask why she won't vote for 3.5 trillion-dollar spending loser. >> o whole light social justice warrior activist, usually harassing, standards, restaurant haranging, appears everyone onboard with agenda. >> take a look. >> look at this. >> i am i'm optimistic both to president biden's desk by end of the minipossibly by the end of the year will make huge difference for our country and our future. >> because same thing not enough americans know what is in this bill, when they find out, they really applaud. >> coming closer to an agreement on this, the bipartisan infrastructure bill that is so important i know people involved in this i have been in the room, we will get bill done. >> the president is off on this 90% of us are together. two senators are saying they think too much, i am telling you overwhelming majority of democratic caucus for both the president's bipartisan infrastructure plan, and actual his polls -- >> couple things i want to add on sinema i think outrageous that people especially in me, too generation equity civility she is in democratic party for president not to show leadership backtrack after ridiculous statement says part of the process jen psaki tried to walk it back he has not said we need socialist they are following her into the bathroom, that is somebody, illegal to stalk a and new green harassing her. >> no money for borrowed a lot of republicans have a huge problem with it they should, and that is fine, 19 didn't get 67 votes the way, all i am saying about senator sinema if this makes her big more -- not alone in the house, this moderate group is -- hanging out to dry have not bound against 3.5 trillion of main the bipartisan bill i don't support 3.5 for people who are saying that it is just her and manchin if i look being the house is along with this. >> absolutely, some signs going to hold up already -- green new deal network put out press release what they are going to do pass the whel detail stop running start listening, and stop running from us, think about what new green did to the economy people should realize what is in this bill. >> i just think it has been a lot of focus, even with regard to kirsten sinema joe manchin on money the money that is going to cost outrageous, it is a policies that are in there, that is what senator john grasso was talking about, these are policies that would put us on the road to socialism. >> in the way try to lower the price tag saying we will just start small and let them grow over time you and i know once a federal government program in place it is very hard, to it to ever go away their goal is you the complete takeover of the lives of american people which is why big government socialism it is -- an expansion of government and addiction to government like we have never even contemplated or seen before, joe biden has surrender to do socialist wing of the party even to the point holding hostage bridges ports airports highways things that american people actual want. >> only my only beef with senator is that he says there are you know, surrendering to socialist and party absolutely not, the entire democrat party is socialist i think we ought to 250uk about it as it is even again sinema manchin a problem getting a people addicted to government hooked on government depends used to lifestyle lower standards expectations for prosperity take what comes off the table, this is what is on the table this is what liberals want for us this is what democrat party is unified under quibbling about a trillion or not you know here, this -- >> that category, especially in some energy states i don't think new green deal, to do that, shout obamacare. >> you have more confidence in him than do i. >> ultimately he does it seems, when we had sound bite montage democrats we're going to pass it, this is the democrats are in trouble, joe biden, window of opportunity, for him is closing, and they know it keep in mind a 38% approval rating according to poll rather of, they only have a few more weeks to salvage his agenda if democrats are saying going to pass infrastructure by the end of october so halloween trick-or-treat bill see if that actually happens, but want that to happen mcmcauliffe is in trouble saying i support one trillion-dollar infrastructure see washington can still do so the other thing, that is going to hunt a the administration, is without action the expand child tax credit part of the president's economic agenda and if he talks about it all the time, going 20 go away at end of the december is to they've got to do all that stuff or you know, the democrats goose is cooked particularly for mr. biden. >> i remember going to event, with -- one made it back escaped, from the lucky ones escaped at event said you have to be very indicative you have to teach kids that nothing is free. he said i don't care if government afrz you a bag of riche or washing men and women crying when he said this once you get addicted to free they take away freedom nothing is free, with policies with price tags, the more control you give over the government, in terms of getting the free stuff also more you are giving over in terms of your liberty, this is the fundamental transformation in a barack obama was talking about. >> let's get a -- pass hope not understood equity is going to cost a ton of money rubble of tax credits 40 tax increases in this if you think not hitting you you are crazy -- methane -- you are not going to believe everything faekd they say under 400,000 dollars won't be affected if you drive a car shop shipping is affected everything is affected. >> it is 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against harrison for arresting someone he knew hours before the next hour fallen officer, sister-in-law will join us live. >> turning to fox weather several reported tornados across northeast oklahoma. . >> severe weather bringing heavy rain wind a hill a possible tornado touching down tulsa causing damage to high school, schools canceled officials survey the damage. on to border crisis panama officials sounding alarm more than 19,000 migrants traveled this year preface record 30,000 in 016 panama colombia controlled by armed gangs more than half haitians hoping to reach the united states. on to buffalo bill's a weather delay a huge win. >> multiple occasions, talent each -- the first down. whoa. >> joins three touchdowns running in fourth tom brady playing through apparent injury five touchdowns of his own blow out miami dolphins asian cardinal undefeated beating from an 49ers 17 to 10, this as giants fall, could you boys 44 to 20 -- 3 touchdowns on advisory of leg injury running back, barkley, quarterback daniel jones injured finally eagles back to beat panthers, quarterback, leading the way touchdowns in 21 to 18 win wrap up of the game for you -- >> i am going to get you a tell -- >> absolutely. >> how you see it. >> analysis next hour. >> i am going to get it. get some chalk. >> permanent marker. >> she walked in said a holiday doesn't mean you do 60% work -- >> still -- in first -- >> to be sacred. >> the unbelievable. >> [laughter]. >> how dare you -- >> nobody over the weekend because if you held a southwest airline ticket you are probably really -- they had to cancel close to 2000 flights 1,000 saturday 800 sunday southwest said air traffic control, weather he apparently there was military training, involved. 69 but, nonetheless, if in the line you were hot on the collar listen. >> we didn't find out till 5:00, this morning that it was canceled, then, we are on phone for what seven hours. >> seven hours. >> 44 minutes, before they answered the phone it was so backlogged. >> wouldn't give exact message telling me delayed. >> they said having problems wouldn't say what it was, and you are lucky you got a flight. >> weather, fine all connecting areas, there is no bad weather, got teeing something beyond they are not telling us. >> behind scenes could this possibly be it two weeks ago southwest told employees they had to be vaccinated by december 8, when biden mandates go into effect for federal contractor, last week the pilots union asked court to block the coronavirus vaccine mandate sparked rumors could be a pilot walkout to blame for the slowdown, or was it a slowdown? or was it just bad weather? well ted knows. >> tweet put out this weekend said joe biden, at work short on pilots air traffic controllers, the company says that is not the case in contact, the pilots union said, not ted cruz was suspicious obviously, some irtilt aed passengers suspicious what can is going on won't tell what happened, but you can't -- just go -- >> the shortage of rent a cars in this country right now you can't just say if you are drivable, say in jacksonville go to orlando, or downtown south let me go rent a car, the jacksonville airport was -- >> you just can't go okay go rent car drive out of this can you imagine if we have to be here today, we go backback to florida i go backback what happened, it is going to come out but i never the last time i saw this many excuses blues o brothers movie my car wouldn't start irhad flat tire threw out excuses i i've never seen a company throw out excuses as if we're not going to say there is no weather problem don't give us shortage o don't blame computers everything he brought up easily disputable, the weather terrible my daughter flying to florida friday got to fort myers sat on sun away a long time southwest, other airlines flew flights to florida not as impacted as heavily, they are so -- >> staffed -- because you know everybody having trouble finding people to work, they had so few people working if plane is out of condition or a pilot is out they are in the wrong town they had 20 cancel all flights because of staffing. -certainly there were air traffic control issues weather issues on friday but because everybody was out of position slimly staffed, southwest apologized said we are going to cut our fall schedule to better align with staffing levels, so if you were, inconvenienceed, probably we haven't vaccine mandates cord to pilots union southwest probably southwest did a poor job of planning. >> you know not just poor job of planning i think also, all the airlines are doing this i know somebody works at countered different airline won't say when airline a veteran been there -- >> vaccinated -- >> this person said sufficient statuting issues having to work 15, 16-hour days i have been long enough quitting, you need someone like that knows the how to run things at small airport this is going to have the staffing issues, new normal of biden administration, when you pay people to stay home people don't get back to work you lose that work ethic among people we need to looking at this for years to come people don't want to work anymore. >> weather, jacksonville aviation authority, said a rumor of weather saying delays in fact due to staffing issues, the jacksonville international airport claimed many controllers have been getting -- for a second covid skraks requires two days off to recovery leaving jax air control -- >> have i didn't know you need two days to recover most people -- >> unbelievable, factual about what tie is a lot of you at home, because it is columbus day, and yet we can say includes bus day some people calling it people day we got to get in perspective the whole thing we are experiencing right now, as trying to do -- revisionist history on every event in the past because doesn't live up to our values today, by the way, if anyone in the past looked back at anything that happened, because live up to values, society he changes, columbus not perfect but achievement extraordinary. >> absolutely you covered, so much about history, and truly creates clock bus i'm very cancel culture. >> basically a marxist revisionist look at american history they start with columbus, literally went in to say i had to take out christopher columbus could say very sound discovery of continent hemisphere, you know doesn't just do a disservice to columbus represents daring risk taking adventure i think something our country has always celebrating why we have christopher columbus day it diminishing native americans that is not what happened therefor tribes different natives some he so much more complex, this marxist that they are trying to -- >> complicated last summer after george floyd killing protests when led to top blooeng of columbus statues things like that south philly marconi plaza last year, they decided we got the statue surround with plywood surround withed plywood since i thought we had video, earlier this year a judge ruled that the statue could stay at plaza now rule plywood box needs to go, the mayor democrat appealed, and apparently overturned by courts still historical commission, the historical commission, he voted to remove it the judge said not supported by law based on insufficient evidence just doing it because they could. >> that incredible "the wall street journal" column -- extremely bright guy says you want to pop up tradition bad one not here we go, the headline, this is the headline, incredible exploration due to individual, americans should find admirable, unanimity historical figures, antihistorical political control pseudofist i grew up being sought soviet union not a zero-sum game we can honor indigenous people without he raising greatest achievements of american discovery, can he cancellations off he knew he had to make mission easier to sell like any start-up columbus, and age came after years when -- he said age will come after many years oceans will loosen chain huge land will reveal 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doctor, first off your reaction to this this is step in the right direction? >> -- step in right direction, however doesn't go far enough. >> why? >> because, as we've seen in the past year, parents have been demanding from school to find out what kids have been learning resisting kinds of blow your mind why teaches schools do not want to share with parents what they are teaching their children. and what they are getting in this bill is very little of what we need, and want to know about what is going on in schools, while we have kids at school. >> they come back with say when you let board of education they are doing that job you can't possibly get everybody involved in curriculum get people to agree on that. >> we're not talking about agreeing on curriculum in terms of line by line approving it. however, we need to know what they are teaching what books they are using what with material they are using we need to know what kind of training the teachers are getting, because we found 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insurance from children, talk being show host california resident mike joins us good morning to you. >> hi. >> when i first saw this i was thinking, obamacare came out could you keep children on your health care until i think 26 or 30 something like that i heard about california when parents are retired, they don't have a lot of money we can put them on our health care insurance. but you see this as something completely different than that. >> to a well, every person illegally or not covered, no matter what tax pair dime before the break you played dream elon musk hightailing, i want to tell everyone the most important thing we used to be a red state in california we are home of governor reagan three republican governors after him 1994 not that long ago we had 187, made it no illegal grant could get welfare could get health care any hospital employer in california no illegal grant could go to any school we passed that in california 60% that was only less than -- overturned by court, here we are, game on every illegal grant across country come on in get free health care worth another hundred million dollars how fast our state changed new dream for every illegal grant come here we will take xaer of you -- >> according to way law was written passed sounds going into effect next year you rely on child at least 50% total support buy health insurance on individual market not through employer you say that is all setting things up so every illegal can wind up with health care. and if talking about, obamacare, that is, you know, that is government insurance. steve: they say that you but this -- gavin newsom people, say this is just temporary this is the next step until we get to ultimate goal of free health care for everyone, this is not me looking into the utopian future they proudly adadmit it same thing democrats do in d.c. propose, wheel back flats can't -- believe we didn't do we are going if you will steam aheaded this reason relevant to everyone across the country all californian people head of homeland security vice president, head of the department of -- of -- health human seniors californians taking over the rest of the country everybody watch out. steve: from the san diego 3:47 in the morning only person awake. steve: thank you very much. >> on holiday check in out on streets of new york, we are -- you know kind of almost looks like you got a -- a carousel behind i i think that is reflection fox news -- >> mystery solved. >> we have drizzle in the area, we are expecting mostly clear day today in new york city, take a look at maps we have a couple things to talk about, mainly a cold front going to slice across the central u.s. coldest air of the season could set records for the -- 63 right now new york city, shower activity in the area cold front i am talking about right now across central u.s. brought severe weather tornados to parts of oklahoma last night, we have threat today for midwest great lakes, tomorrow he bigger riching across the plain states the snow across the rockies one to two-feet higher elevations could see snow in the lower elevations as well quite a bit to talk about we will continue to follow that with fox weather, steve back to you. steve: going to kick off 125th annual boston marathon. >> very good weather temperatures in 60s. steve: -- running -- thank you, call it art of the deal, a gallery selling hunter biden paintings cashes in on relief funds, the whole thing is -- corrupt? that is coming up after the break. you are watching fox. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at 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believe 500,000, rachel assume that is all above board, maybe program clearly, administered the problem is that no whon has a brain can deny that this is whole art show is -- a hunter biden influence operation that is the problem u.s. taxpayer is funding what is clearly hunter biden's trying to get people to pay him and in so doing essentially win favor for the biden family. a problem. >> got a statement from george, the gallery owner said i received my ppp alone ail 2020 when donald trump was president with countless garlic reads considering a global pandemic had every right to salaries, to receive this we weren't not unique in that, you know he makes a point he got a loan so did other people galleries didn't get quite as much as he did, would you say that biggest scandal here is one doj not getting involved going after parent as domestic terrorists where is doj. >> whole thing wreaks of how corrupt our ruling class is, againive no problem with trump, aide to struggling businesses but what are ethical guidelines to sure meme who attend gallery opening for hunter biden, people who buy art er aren't influencing white house white house has given no answer for how, against this corruption the money on top of that is horrific. >> it is thank you for joining us. i'm reading your book right now fantastic, the unbroken, thank you so much next hour a florida sheriff rightful owner of more than two million dollars in marijuana. ♪♪ ♪ kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪♪ >> vice president kamala harris skipping a meeting with the president of mexico. >> the craters on the moon with your own eyes. with your own eyes, i'm telling you. >> senator sinema, they're 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today's a federal holiday. rachel: only thing you need to do this milwaukee have a beer and cheese curds, and you're done. [laughter] brian: all know. rachel: it's a great town with lots to do. great shopping, good restaurants -- brian: is it a growing area? population 598,000. rachel: yeah. a lot of hipsters are moving in. it's a really cool town. it just gets really cold in the winter. i suggest summer. brian: i don't know when last time i've been a hipster. i don't know if i can become one. steve: on holiday, ainsley took the day off, and rachel stuck around, she leapt here. -- slept here. [laughter] listen, in that cold open you probably saw all the close to 2,000 southwest flights were canceled. this morning i went to the "dallas morning news" web site to see, to read more about it, and i saw this story. and it's so extraordinary, i figured we've got to tell you about it. the headline is how could the mass migration of haitians to the southern border have been a surprise? 15,000 people under that bridge, some say their arrival seem ised more like a coordinated effort to the ease the overwhelming number of migrants at mexico's southern border. so in other words, and they talked to about a dozen people on the record, but they did not use their names because they were not authorized to speak. and it sounds like in the southern border of mexico where all those people are from guatemala and from haiti this particular just before they amassed under that bridge, nobody was allowed to move for weeks. and then suddenly 250 buses just showed up and carted everybody off. and they said, and the "dallas morning news" said the only way, these experts are surmising is if it were coordinated. and mexico denies it, but they say at the same time some corruption could be involved. do ya think? rachel: also mexico's former immigration chief, she is what she -- this is what she said. this is such a complex operation on a grand scale that we all saw it didn't happen by chance. you're talking 200-250, maybe more buses. you can't do that without having an organized structure. i don't know whether the authorities were indifferent, just didn't care or just looked the other way, it's hard to see how this operation happened with -- i'm sorry. steve: that, to me -- rachel: i'm sorry, without authorities knowing about it or being caught off guard. that, to me, is obvious. first of all, that doesn't surprise me at all. there has been -- this entire southern border disaster of people coming across the border has always seemed deliberate to he -- steve: yeah, but to see it happen so suddenly, 250 buses just show up and they cart everybody off if from mexico's southern border to get them out of mexico's hands? rachel: remember, steve is, it wasn't long ago that we saw many of the migrants wearing biden t-shirts. biden, let us in t-shirts. a lot of people are wondering, who was passing out these t-shirts to all the migrants that were, you know, coming across -- steve: we still don't know. rachel: our press is not interested. brian: right. do you switch that because you know exactly who's letting you in, you can't say messaging of the biden administration is not getting through. they're wearing your t-shirts, you campaigned on this. so what's so aa hazing is we had the homeland security secretary as well as secretary of state go into mexico city and the attorney general but not the vice president. the vice president who's got the title of handling the border, she quickly said i don't want to handle the border, i want to go to the root causes. this is one of the root causes, mexico. now mexicans are actually coming in again, and where's the vice president? let's go live. okay, not live, but on tape when she should have been live many mexico city. listen to what she was doing. >> just think about so much that's out there that we still have to learn. you guys will love that. i'm very excited about space. we're going to learn so much as we increasingly, i think, are curious and interested in the potential for the discoveries and the work we can do in space. so that's one of the things i'm most excited about. but the other, you guys are going to see, you're going to see the craters on the moon with your own eyes. with your own eyes, i'm telling you. it is gonna be unbelievable. brian: right. steve: so excited. rachel: i thought it was an snl clip. what's going on? this is so crazy with all these giant problems that are happening in america, and she's having, like, a little sit-down with kids -- brian: the comment about the whipping incident, the so-called whipping incident. by the way, they're still investigating that incident because nobody did anything wrong. steve: well, she is the chairman of the national space council, and she appeared in that thing where they talk about space. she's being ridiculed because it's like she wants to go to space but doesn't want to go to our southern border. rachel: right. [laughter] steve: just going back for a second about how the coordinated effort to get 20,000 people from southern mexico up to del rio, texas, think about it. so who gets paid every time a migrant comes across? rachel: the cartel. steve: absolutely. if there was some coordination, it was probably like cartels going, you know what? let's just hire 250 buses, we'll get 'em across the u.s. border, and we'll get paid. rachel: right. because the cartels under the biden administration are really in charge of our borders. our border patrol is completely -- steve: sadly, that's true. rachel: it's absolutely true. and, again, we talk about not just the, you know, lack of security for our country, what we're seeing right now in afghanistan with what happened, our generals are saying, hey, listen, terrorism's going to be on the rise here, we have an open border. but also look at what's happening to these people. most of these people will end up as indentured servants to the cartels if they haven't paid off what they owe to get them off that bus and across border. many people are dying coming from colombia with, many haitians will die, we won't even hear about it, children abandoned in the desert, human trafficking, sex trafficking, child trafficking. this is an absolute human catastrophe. and, you know, our vice president is, you know, talking about moon craters with, you know, kids. it's just unbelievable. brian: and they officially canceled the contracts to build the boarer wall. the money -- border wall. the money had been put aside, and there's, of course, buyouts and payouts to the contractors. so it's a lose-lose for everyone. even in the so-called bipartisan infrastructure bill, there's no money for the border. rachel: that sounds like a great infrastructure job, doesn't it? building our wall? brian: joe biden was for it in 2006, votedded for it. steve: moving on to the schools, it was just last week when the department of justice and merrick garland said that the fbi would investigate any parents who go crazy at school board meetings and violence and things like that. you know, violence is terrible, but usually it is handled by the local police. you don't call in the feds. rachel: and there's been no violence, steve -- steve: there have been some instances where people have gotten socked, people didn't like -- there was an incidence, i believe, in ohio where an agitated parent socked a school board member in the face and stuff like that. it's limit are, but nonetheless, the feds are on the case. so yesterday a couple of my neighbors who are running for school boards, they stopped by the house, and they were just talking about -- they're lobbying, do you have any ideas what's going on in schools, and for 20 minutes they listed everything going on. brian had a woman with -- had an interview with a woman where in pennsylvania now schools will be required to post the curriculum online so that parents see what is being taught. that sounds pretty good to a lot of people because in our town we don't really know what's being taught. not the case in pennsylvania. rachel: yeah. usually the way you find out what your kids are being taught is you're sitting around the dinner table or you're in the car and they say something. you're like, what? really it's gotten to the point where parent literally have to talk to kids about what they're being taught because, you know, we're not getting just reading and writing and math. they're getting a lot of indoctrination, and this is why parents are fighting back. meanwhile, our doj is saying, well, we don't want parents, you know, sticking their nose in the business of -- yeah, don't get mad. if you do, we're going to call you a domestic terrorist. here's mark levin blasting the doj and merrick garland over that very controversial memo he put out. >> the bill of rights is under attack by the attorney general of the united states, merrick garland, and his staff. and now we've learned it's also under attack by joe biden's staff as well as others at the white house in a coordinated attack to try and silence parents and taxpayers, the citizens of this nation who elect their school boards, who send their children into these classrooms. why? well, because they're challenging the poison, the rot, the radical, marxist propaganda that is being taught to your children from kindergarten through 12th grade. ladies and gentlemen, these school buildings belong to us. we taxpayers have paid for them. these union members, they're our employees. these school board members, they're our representatives. they act like they're an operation all among themselves. they don't want to be challenged. brian: mark levin, obviously, has a great point. america comes out so genial and nice, and he said politically motivated as any doj, as any attorney general that that we've seen. just watch what he does. if that happens at a board of education meeting, that person, usually the local policemen -- steve: right. brian: -- takeses care of it. you don't need the fbi to do an investigation that destroys the livelihood of a middle class woman who maybe got too emotional at a meeting. you should never be threatening violence, but to have the fbi -- steve: why do you think the doj and the fbi are coming to the rescue? brian: you know what? it is a brushback pitch. it is to keep people home. you know what? you better not embarrass our son or daughter. don't go in there and become an incident, they've got to go back to school. i don't want you to get arrested. we don't have to two dollars to rub together, two cents, i don't want to get a lawyer for us as if pbi investigates us. -- fbi investigates us. whatever you do, when you show up, keep your calm. whatever you do, don't raise your voice. make your point. we've seat seen a lot of people make their points and they're just as effective as when you yell. look at the golf's race -- governor's race in virginia. ly mcauliffe said flat out there is no critical race theory being taught in schools. you believe he's telling the truth, vote for him. the evidence shows he's 100% wrong and in denial, then you can't vote for him. rachel: i think it's the important to note as well that merrick garland has a conflict of interest. brian: good point, yeah. rachel: his daughter's husband has a business that is selling this marxist junk, panorama, they're selling this marxist ideology to our children. that's one thing. also you're right, steve, there were a couple incidents that, you know, of someone getting socked, whatever. but to label parents domestic terrorists, i didn't see anybody at the doj label blm activists who burned up -- steve: well, it was the national school board association that suggested it. rachel: by the doj acting on it, they're in many ways endorsing that idea. here's why it's so dangerous, this ideology that they're trying to stop parents from complaining about. as parents we all have faults, right? if we start our children off and we tell them all the bad things about somebody is telling them all the horrible things about us, they never learn to love us and then eventually accept that we have our faults. this is what is happening to our children right now. our children are being taught that our country is terrible, it's racist, it's irredeemable. and, of course, as they get older, they're not going to love our country and accept its faults in the9 way that you do with parents. this is very dangerous stuff. we're teach teaching children to hate our country, to distrust each other, to hate themselves if they're white. this is a poison, just as mark levin said. steve: miranda devine wrote an op-ed today in "the new york post," it's fantastic. critical race theory and what is being taught in the schools will probably be the most impactful issue facing the midterms, and what she said was, you know, what was merrick garland thinking to poke mama bear? because nobody will protect their families more than a parent. brian: just a second. i don't mean to correct you on camera. my kids just called and said i am perfect. [laughter] steve:s that is your imaginary friend. brian: oh, i forgot about that. i hate when he calls in the middle of the show. rachel: parents, you're not crazy. what you're hearing coming out of your kids' schools, this critical race theory, is wrong. fight back. try not to lose your cool, but i understand if you get passionate. as you said, the mama bear. steve: and, brian, i'm okay with yelling at a school board meeting. just, you know, because so many people are passionate. you're going to raise your voice, you're going to talk like that. just don't do anything violent. brian: right. steve: because then you will go to jail at least for an hour. brian: guess who's always screaming behind the scenes? carley shimkus. >> i was just about to call you perfect. brian: oh, you were? i feel bad. 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>> yeah. he was going on his seventh year in law enforcement. he was a full-time agent with the drug task force located here in middle georgia. like i said, he had taken up part time to try to make some extra cash. steve: kayla, his widow, how is she doing? i know she's got a six month old baby at her house. >> she's struggling. it's just unimaginable. >> it's a gruesome scene here for our family. heather's -- there's no words to bring her husband back, bring my brother back, bring my parents' son back. his little boy will never know his dad. he sees the resemblance of me and dylan, and his eyes light up, you know? if it just hurts to think that he'll never get to see him again. >> he was the love of their lives. steve: but he loved law enforcement, right? >> what i've been telling everyone, from the time he turned 16 years old and instead of doing like his older brother did was riding around with my friends, he went and volunteered at the fire department, fire department here in dudley where we grew up. and he would sit up at night waiting for his radio to go off so he could respond to the call of an accident. he left the house at 3:00 in the morning to go be the first one on scene to a wreck on the interstate. just the last two years he's dedicated his life to serving the public, and he did it so selflessly. steve: and, kayla, he was picking up another job because he wanted to buy his new family a house. which is the dream of so many people. >> and that's just who he was. he always put others first. he loved his family more than anything. steve: david, your family, i know your dad was trying to convince your brother to get out of law enforcement and become an electrician because it was just too dangerous. >> we've all had that talk with him. we've all encouraged that out of him because we knew the dangers of it. we knew the direction this world was headed, and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. it's getting worse by the day, so we tried to encourage him that. he was actually enroll at the technical college here many dudley taking courses to be an electrician. our uncle's an electrician, so he kind of had a plan if, but we all knew deep down that's not what he wanted to do. he actually told my dad just a few weeks ago when they were talking about the, he said, tad tad -- daddy, this is what i was put hered to do. he knew that. he would have never have been happy as an electrician. steve: well, david and kayla, we thank you very much. i know a lot of people are trying to reach out to help his family. there is a gofundme page. if folks would like to contribute, go to our web site, fox&friends.com, and we will redistrict you. our heart is broken and, please, extend our sympathies to his widow. >> thank you. if we could just say thank you to everybody, all of middle georgia, the law enforcement community, all of -- it's just unbelievable the outpouring of support and love that we've been shown during this time. it doesn't bring our brother back, but it's comforting to see how many people cared about him and knew the kind of person he was. we're thankful for that. steve: well,, a lot of people are thinking about you today. we thank you both for joining us live. >> thank you. >> thank you. steve: officer dylan harrison was 26 years old. he is survived by his wife and six month old. shingles? 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does it matter to you, the death penalty or not? >> oh, 100%. i'd like to start off, my heart goes out to the family of the officer that was killed in the line of duty. my brother's a police officer. my heart goes out to them. brian: that was the last segment if you're just joining. thank you. >> yeah. so, i mean, this is it. look what's happening, you know? there's no consequences for people's actions. i mean, i think we need to send a message with this marathon borne that, you know, you do something like this, the death penalty's something you should get. if so i'm 100 percent for it. if the supreme court doesn't reinstate it, i will be willing to go back to trial and, you know, push for it. brian: what do you think about when this -- even though it's a different time, when you see this marathon, can you not -- does it flash you back to that day? >> oh, 100%. my heart goes out to all the people that are there running it. i worry, you know? it's probably only a matter of time, unfortunately, before something crazy happens. because, again, we're not sending messages, we're not dealing with this stuff properly. that's why cops are getting murdered on a daily basis. we need to send a message to criminals and people, you know, the bad guys. you know, i mean, the bad guys have more rights than us victims. i mean,st the truth. and it's sad in this country, what's happening. people are have lost -- people have lost their minds. the lean cent city they have towards -- leniency they have towards criminal cans is sickening to me. brian: we're emptying our prisons, at the same time we're trying to defund the police are. we're starting to sober up on that account, and now we're telling police if you're not inoculated, don't come to work. so it's a combination of events putting citizens second, but you think symbolism of this guy getting off from the death penalty is just, it's emblematic of what's happening in our country. >> so 100%. 265 injured, 17 mutilated, meaning 17 amputees from that day, 5 killed from their actions. this guy is a terrorist, you know? and i think we need to send a message, plain and simple. that's what's going on with our country. it's absolute craziness. mental illness is a real thing in our country and if, obviously, it's running our country. let's be honest, i mean, how do you become a level iv sex offender, level iii sex offender, i mean, you do it once, do it twice, do it three times, it's called lack of consequences. we need to send a message to people it's not okay. and, unfortunately, there are people in positions that think this stuff's okay and people should get a second, a third, a fourth the chance no matter how much they're ruined other people's lives. brian: and is we're also seeing people, the same terroristic mindset, they go back to the battlefield and now they're in positions of power in afghanistan. it's all the same cycle. marc, good job -- >> 100%. eventually i feel with the citizens, the american citizens that we left in afghanistan, they're going to be held as ransom and play, you know, poker chips to be switched out for more terrorists. why not throw in the boston the marathon bomber, you know, when afghanistan wants to give us back citizens? hey, we'll take this terrorist, that terrorist. brian: marc, thanks so much. i understand, and i agree with you 100%. thanks so much as we hope it comes off without a hitch this time. up next, is natural immunity enough protection for kids who already had covid-19? some researchers seem to think so is. could we get to the bottom of that? fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier is live with her opinion. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. you don't get much time for yourself. so when you do, make it count with crest pro-health. it protects the 8 areas dentists check for a healthier mouth. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. crest. ♪ rachel: well, a new study published this "nature" claims recovering from a covid infection produces a stronger immune response compared to the vaccine. researchers in new york say your body's immune system creates a response called memory b cells which evolve, get stronger and helps fight off future covid variants and mutations. here with more is fox news medical contributor dr. nicole e saphier. doctor, thank you for joining us this morning. as you know, i've had covid. i feel like superwoman because i have these natural immunities running through my body. why aren't we hearing our medical doctors, especially dr. a few and so many bureaucrats, touting studies like this? why so much emphasis on the vaccine when natural immunity, now we're hearing, actually protects you against new variants of covid? >> well, rachel, i can tell you, you know, people are concerned that if you continue to talk about natural immunity, that would have people maybe not go and get vaccinated. but we shouldn't be hiding or cherry-picking the information we want to talk about because of those fears. the bottom line is historically when it comes to public health, we have always recognized natural immunity when it mattered as a form of protection. now, there's several recent studies that continue to add to the growing body of evidence. cdc data has showed, yes, while children are just likely to get it, they are far less likely to have even any symptoms than adults. about half of children testing positive are asymptomatic. only about 12% of adults are shown to be asymptomatic. but now in tandem, new research out of duke is showing that children who are either asymptomatic or have very mild symptoms had not only as good antibody production as adults, but maybe even better. and they're lasting for months, four months, six months, maybe even a year, we don't know because these are short-term studies. but the bottom line is there's massive data at this point that shows that natural immunity is likely going to be a very strong level of protection, maybe even stronger than the vaccine-induced immunity in some people. that doesn't mean to go out and get that natural immunity, because there are risks to getting covid-19. but if you've had the infection, you probably have good protection. rachel: all my kids got it, and they had zero symptommings. if somebody wants to do a study on my family, anyway, we need more studies, and there's a lot of covid money that's been going out to all kinds of businesses, galleries that the have, you know, hunter biden's artwork hanging in it. what are the studies on how long these immunity last and on masks with children, no study from our nih. really quick i want to talk to you about trick or treat. now fauci's saying that halloween, the kids can go out, why do we care what fauci says about this? it's outdoors, we all know that. >> rachel, and, of course, we don't actually need dr. fauci's permission to go out and do activities that not even the ckc would consider to be high risk. we have to remember as a country that we have to get back to a level of acceptable risk. we always live with risk in our daily lives there getting into our cars, going into swimming pools and other risky behaviors and so forth. we have -- unfortunately, it's all askew right now. people want to get back to this zero risk, and that's not normal. we have to go back to an acceptable level of risk, and i can tell you taking your kids out trick or treating is a safe thing to do because an unvaccinated child has the same likelihood of a severe outcome of covid-19 as vaccinated adults at this point. and we have to remember that and keep things this perspective. rachel: yeah. and not ruin childhood and not take away their smiles. thank you so much, dr. saphier. always good to hear from you. all right, let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice: good morning. we had an ab active evening across oklahoma. we're into the second part of severe weather season. typically we see the tornadoes and severe weather in the spring, and we have a secondary season in the fall. so that's what's happening. very strong cold front and an area of low pressure that's going to bring the risk for strong storms including large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes across the midwest and the great lakes. and then tomorrow a very strong cold front will bring the potential for severe weather on tuesday. so there's your forecast radar. we watch that system move across the plains states, and the big, big story over the west is the widespread snow. the winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings in effect, and we could actually see the potential for blizzard conditions also, so that's a big deal especially this early in october. today's forecast, we watch that front move across the plains states, here in new york we've got cloudy skies. boston marathon looks really good, temperatures in the 603s with mostly clear -- 60s with mostly clear skies and the big story is across the west where we've got that big old snowstorm, rachel. rachel: that's got to be good for skiing. thanks so much, janice. coming up, dan bongino, plus, democrats claim they're mostly united in moving forward biden's agenda, so why are liberal activists planning to protest senator sinema at today's boston marathon? so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. ♪♪ rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." a florida sheriff hoping his unconventional officer will help return pot to its rightful owner. steve: in a now-viral facebook post that sheriff writing in part, quote: all of us have lost or misplaced something important and are always hopeful a good person, a kind person will find our lost item if do the right thing by returning it. so if the 770 pounds of marijuana belongs to you, come down, claim your property, no strings attached. [laughter] brian: you should put your best person on it, sheriff. sheriff wayne ivy joins us now. what kind of response have you got for your wanted ad? >> even though the video has gone viral, nobody has stepped up yet. we're still optimistic that somebody's going to take us up on that offer. as you saw, we even offered a staycation for them where we could reunite them and their property. [laughter] rachel: is that staycation behind some bars? >> in a very secure area, let's just say that. ray good, good. so are you seeing more of these types of crimes? we talk so much here on this show about the open border and how drugs are flowing across our border. that this is part of what we're seeing here? >> you know, our team's still looking at that. obviously, 770 pounds in a storage facility catches your attention, and you seize it and start working it backwards to try and figure out where it came from. from our border crisis that we are facing here in this country, we're seeing an increase in fentanyl, we're seeing an increase in opiates, all of that. and our team's, you know, focused on it. this is something that the storage facility called us, and we went out and seized it. like i said, i was optimistic that somebody would claim it. that's quite a bit of value. steve at the end, it says no strings attached. it seems like there could actually be some strings. >> there might be once you claim ownership. there might be a little bit of a problem with you getting how of jail after that. but, you know, we're just trying to do the right thing -- steve: absolutely. >> we obviously mixed a little bit of human in with the message, but i'm extremely proud of our team. they're out there working the streets every day to keep the county safe, and we just mixed a little humor in. steve: so if nobody claims it, what do you do with it? >> we'll get a court order, and it'll be destroyed just as any other types of drugs. once they have finalized their court cases or anything, we destroy it. brian: real quick, sheriff, pot's everywhere, you walk in these major cities, do you have trouble arresting people because of marijuana? >> you know, it's still in this capacity it's illegal in the state of florida. there's no place, in fact, in the country that an individual can have 770 pounds of pot if -- steve: right. >> unless they're a medical dispensary. we take those cases to our state attorney, and they make the filing decisions on them. as i tell everybody, if it's on the books as a law, we're going to enforce it. that's our job. rachel: i think the criminal who decided to put it in that storage unit is, like, in trouble with his other buddies. >> i guarantee you, there's somebody not happy being out of 770 pounds of marijuana. steve: what's the street value on that? >> our narcotics team says about $2 million looking at the way it was packaged. it was definitely packaged for vale. so, again, our team's -- resale. our team's following up on the leads. steve: well, if somebody needs a staycation and those baggies belong to them, talk to the sheriff there in brevard county. rachel: thanks for all you do. >> thank you, guys. brian: straight ahead, another year, another round of calls to cancel christopher columbus. comedian and proud italian joe piscopo his we -- thinks we shod embrace the past. ♪ >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? 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>> you're going to see the craters on the moon with your own eyes. >> thousands of passengers are standed after southwest airlines canceled 2,000 flights. >> they wouldn't say what it was and your lucky -- you're lucky you got a fight. brian: it is columbus day. steve: thousands of people are going to go towards the finish line, they're having the 125th running of the boston marathon. ♪ ♪ baby, just let it be. ♪ if it's meant to be -- rachel: good morning, everybody. that's orlando, florida, you're looking at at 8:00 eastern time, top of the hour. and i'm here with steve and is brian, filling in for ainsley today. always an honor to fill in for beautiful, sweet ainsley. brian: she still believes columbus day should be a holiday, right? rachel: good for you, ainsley. steve: i just noticed, rachel and brian, looking out the window -- i'm sure we can't get a camera on it, but there are, like, 30 cops out this. they're getting ready because the columbus day parade is back here in new york city. gonna kick off at, i think, 11:30 this afternoon. they're going to go from 4 2nd street up to 72nd street, and it's on fifth avenue, we're at sixth avenue, so these people back here are going to be part of the crowd. brian brian right. the one thing about cuomo, columbus day was safe because he's italian, a huge holiday for italians and is people who are pro-explorer, right? [laughter] i've always been pro-explorer. rachel: pro- achievement. brian: people who discover a new world, i think, should be saluted. but we're going to discuss that in a little while with joe piscopo. rachel: an italian-american, so that's going to be very interesting. brian: and has a very good singing voice. ♪ here in new york, new york. brian: right, he loves sinatra. all right. meanwhile, we begin with the crisis at the border. more than 60,000 migrants are heading to the u.s. right now. we didn't ask them to. steve: apparently a lot of them passing through a deadly stretch of the jungle. rachel: yeah, very dangerous area that they're being incentivized to go through. griff jenkins joins us live from panama where the military is denying access to the haitian caravan. griff? >> reporter: that's right. rachel, steve, brian, good morning. we are in the southern part of panama near that deadly area which i'll talk about, but we came here because the foreign minister of panama started sounding the alarm in the last few weeks about some 60,000 haitians specifically in the pipeline trying to get here. she spoke with representative the tony gonzalez who i spoke to yesterday who said not only are there 60,000 haitians coming, but this year alone some 52 known terrorists linked to al-qaeda have been is apprehended in this pipeline are. let me show you a map to explain what i'm talking about. if you look here on the map, you can see in south america, brazil and chile, that's where the migrants start. they work north and come through colombia, and they have to cross a dense jungle with snakes, they're a walking, no water, no food. there are narco-terrorists, and they want to get here to panama. lajas balloon cat is a town where the migrants are, but we were shut down by the military. if you look, you can see graves. they're burying the migrants that have died going through that dense dariian gap area. the sound bite, this is a lawyer who talked about the fact that residents are being thrown out of their houses to make way for haitians because it is more profitable to accommodate the haitians. listen. [speaking spanish] >> reporter: so we are here in panama, the southern part, and behind me you can see panamanian military, and we're going to stay right here until they give us access because the foreign minister has suggested we want to see it. the reason why she met with congressman gonzalez, because she wants the biden administration to pay attention to this pipeline and put some pressure on colombia and other countries south of panama before the haitians make their way with. we are told from officials that aside from the 60,000 in the pipeline right now, some 20,000 or more are in colombia trying to make that path. but one thing is clear as you heard from that attorney, this is a profitable pipeline that starts in south america. and as we saw a few weeks ago, ended under a bridge in del rio, and there are a lot more on the way. steve, brian -- brian: i'm just astounded that the foreign minister came out last january and told president biden that you've got a huge problem here. there's a whole bunch of haitians making their way to you, and we did nothing. is there any indication we're engaged with the panamanians? >> reporter: well, that's a great question, and i don't know the answer because we're trying to interview the foreign minister, erica muniz with, to get an update on that. she has been, as you point out, sounding the alarm for a long time. migrants didn't randomly show up on the mexican/u.s. border. this starts very deep, and it's been going on for months and clear, from her words, that she's not getting satisfying answers that the biden administration's doing enough. meanwhile, remember, our border czar, vice president harris, was supposed to address root causes flying to guatemala, but clearly she needed to go farther south. steve: griff, on friday we were talking about how our sec -- secretary of state, department of homeland security secretary and attorney general all went to mexico to speak to the president of mexico the try to figure out how to stop all these people from coming. do we have any idea how they're going to do it or if they're going to do it? >> reporter: well, that's the key, steve, if the they're going to do it. there's no plan that is bubbling about how they're going to do it. and as you pointed out, vice president harris playing bingo with school children in new jersey on friday. but one thing it's an interesting development, also on friday the u.s. embassy in panama announced that the president has nominatedded a u.s. ambassador to panama. we'll see if all of a sudden they're going to perhaps catch up and try to get this under control. meanwhile, we're going to keep petition thing the folks here because we sent official letters requesting access, we were told we would be able to get that access but, obviously, they are stopping us militarily from getting close to even see the sustains of -- tens of thousands of haitians that are here. steve: he's tenacious. he's griff jenkins -- rachel: thank you, griff. well, you know, the biden administration tried to stop us from seeing what was going on in del rio, tried to stop our drones from seeing what's going on. it's interesting that griff jenkins brings up the root causes that kamala harris was supposed to be dealing with. you know, how destabilizing is this, that you have people who are being thrown out of their homes because it is so much more lucrative for the cartels who are making hand over fist, i mean, just being enriched every day, millions and millions of dollars to bring people across our southern border. and our government is actually complicit in this human trafficking trade because then we help the cartels. we house the people here, we put them on flights and buses across our country. we do the last leg of the work for the cartels. our cartels are running our border. this is really quite outrageous, what weaver seeing. and -- we're seeing. and these numbers, i don't believe, are even accurate. if you look at the numbers of people that come across the worlder so far this year, brian, we're look at the population of new mexico. basically, a new state. brian: right. rachel: but i believe the numbers are much bigger than what they're telling us. brian: no doubt about it. 1.5 million in total the, but i'm sure if you included the gotaways and the people who just disappear, we'll see. i would add a couple things. we have a labor shortage in this country. if we could get our act together and get our conflicts together and see some of these people are probably extraordinary people that would ad to our country, and they get 'em on work visas, it could unload the ships, drive the trucks, we have 9 million open jobs and 7 million americans without a job, obviously, there's an issue. and maybe we could start getting our country productive again and maybe have a presence in march. but we are so backwards with refusing to forward our border, finish the wall, get together our policies, have a willingness for the president of the united states to understand that he is, indeed, the problem, we can't get out of the box here, and the worst is yet to come. steve: i think you're optimistic that those christmas gifts are going to arrive by march. rachel: i think you're optimistic, you talked about the meeting in mexico to deal with this crisis, we already know what to do. just put back the trump policies. it's very easy. if you bring back remain in mexico, get rid of catch and release, all of this is so obviously deliberate -- steve: right. but they're not going to do any of that because it's the, hey, look, we went down and talked to that guy. when they say they've got to address the root causes, what that means is that is the administration's way of taking billions of dollars from u.s. treasury and sending it to the, you know, the triangle countries where we give them the money that so they stay down there. build an environment so they won't have to leave home to find a job. rachel: but that's not what happens in latin america countries, and i studied this -- steve: it's corrupt. rachel: exactly. the money stays with the elites and those in the control, the cartels are are getting rich too, and they're still sending everybody over here for us to pay for. brian: they ask for more because we gave it to them with no strings attached the first time. meanwhile, the president of the united states has got an agenda that is stuck in neutral. we know about the 3.5 trillion that can't get passed, the 1.2 he chooses not to pass, and he's got to fund the government. all this stuff has to be done before the end of the year. and the problem, according to them, it's not them, not the plans, it's people -- moderateds like senator sinema and senator manchin standing in their way. but dems over the weekend on the sunday shows all were on the same page. they think all of this stuff is going to pass soon. >> i'm really optimistic we will get both of these bills to president biden's desk by the end of this month, hopefully, possibly by the end of the year. but in any vent, it'll make a huge difference for our country and our future. >> i think i hear the same thing, that not enough americans though what's in this bill. but when they find out, they really applaud what's in it. >> we are coming closer and closer to agreement on this. the bipartisan infrastructure bill that's so important, i know the people involved in this, i've been in the room, we will get those bills done. >> the president is with us on this. 98% of us are together. there's just two senators that are saying that they think it's too much. >> i'm telling you, the overwhelming majority of the democratic caucus is for both the president's bipartisan infrastructure plan and, actually, his full build back better plan. rachel: that's right. steve: he's right. rachel: they're all for it. brian: not all. rachel: well, there's two that are quibbling over numbers. and you guys remember when president obama said we want to fundamentally transform america, that is essentially what these bills will do. this will put us directly on the path to socialism. senator john barrasso from wyoming was explaining this and saying -- explaining exactly about and saying this is the problem. the cost is one thing, but it's the policies and how it changes our country that's really the important matter. take a listen. >> in a way to try to lower the price tag, they're saying, well, we'll just start 'em small and let 'em grow over time. you and i know, maria, once you get a federal government program in place, it's very hard for it to ever go away. but their goal is a complete takeover of the lives of the american people which is why i call it big government socialism. and it is an expansion of government and an addiction to government like we have never even contemplated or seen before. and joe biden has surrendered to this socialist wing of party even to the point of holding hostages bridges, importants, airports, highways -- ports, things that the american people actually want. brian: right. and all they want to talk about is january 6th. not this agenda or the horrible approval ratings of the president which remarkably according to a cbs poll is at 50%. how does this happen? steve: depends on what they ask. brian: it's stunning because everything the president has had going right now is on the negative side, and i think they would actually tell you that. but to your point, when they tell you about the popularity of what's in it, when asked on the cbs poll are you for lower prescription drug costs, 88% -- 84% for lower medical coverage, want medical coverage to include eyes, hearing and dental. paid family leave, 73. so when you see those numbers, if we just talk about that, we can sell it. steve: right. brian: but we all know in life nothing is free, if things expand, what is going to happen? are you going to lose quality? languagic would say yes. who is paying for this? don't worry about it, only the rich. that's impossible. if you're a consumer, you're going to feel all of this. so this is what they're going for. what they don't want to talk about is the 40 tax increases. what they don't want to talk about is inflation. but what they can't run from is inflation because everywhere you go, you friel it and see it -- feel it and see it. steve: well, the programs they're pushing for the most part are very popular with the majority of americans. unfortunately for them, there are two senators -- both democrats -- you've got joe manchin who it sounds like he won't go along with 3.5 trillion, but he's going to go along with at least 1.5 trillion. and kyrsten sinema, she doesn't want anything to do with it. she's actually part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill. she's onboard with that, but because they're twinned together -- brian: they chose to do that. steve: yeah, they did, because otherwise they would pass the bipartisan thing and never get around to the green new deal thing. all we know for sure is later today kyrsten sinema will be follow at the boston marathon with a bunch of activists that are going to be trying to pressure her. they're going to be running next to her with signs that say pass the full deal, stop running, start listening, stop running from us because they feel this is a good way to put her on the spot even though they have done it before in the bathroom, on the airplane, and she just ignores them. brian: and she looks -- they look awful. rachel: it doesn't look good, but i'll tell you what are really worries me. you talked earlier, brian, about the labor shortage. there are people sitting home right now who should be working who aren't working because our government is giving so much money out to them. they are becoming addict as senator barrasso says, becoming addicted to government. these bills will do more of that. to you know anyone who grew up in a socialist country or one that became social isist as i do, they will tell you is what ends up happening is you end up killing the work ethic. you have a whole generation of people who grow up learning not to work, and the american dream has always been about people who work, it starts with work. brian: right. rachel: this will fundamentally transform america. we will get a new generation of entirely dependent citizens who are entitled and expecting the government to -- steve: we were talking to a guy from kansas city on friday, and he said he can't get people to work because it's generational. it's not that they're sitting at home getting government benefits, they just don't want to work. ray you learn to work in your 20s and teens, and if they're not working now, don't expect hem to get up and start working in their 40s. we're going to be supporting an entire generation of people. brian: by the way, kyrsten sinema told "the new york times," it's the green stuff that's freaking her out, she wants $100 billion cut from these programs. joe manchin's indicated the same thing. how do you possibly -- rachel: right. but 96% of the democrat party is in line with the green new deal. steve: meanwhile, how do we transition to carly shimkus? we say, here's carley. rachel: you have a great work ethic. >> a tough story to get to. investors arresting the suspect in an officer's death during his fist shift at the the alamo police department. 26 dylan harrison was fatally shot outside the the precinct in an ambush-style attack. his family joined us earlier. >> the last two years he's dedicated to serve the public. >> he always put others first, and he love his family more than anything. >> police say damian ferguson was retaliating against harrison for arresting someone he knew hours before. to fox weather now, several reported tornadoes ripped anortheast oklahoma. watch this. [background sounds] >> severe weather bringing heavy rain, wind and hail as you just saw. a possible tornado touching down near tulsa causing damage to a high school. school has been canceled today as officials survey the damage. u.s. drugmaker merck is now seeking fda emergency use authorization for its e peoplerral pill -- experimental pill. trial results released earlier this month show drug could reduce hospitalization for newly-diagnosed to covid patients by about 50%. if approved, the drug could be available by the end of this year. and take a look at this, the empire state building lit up in red, white and blue to celebrate america's number one cable news channel turning 25 years old. the fox news channel reaching the quarter century milestone and, of course, we celebrated that all last week, guys. look at that, how do you feel is this? steve: and the party continues. >> party continues. steve: thank you very much, carley. >> you bet. steve: meanwhile, it is 8:20 here in new york city. some americans could be in for a kohl winter as the price of natural gas soaring to it highest level in years. we have got the impact to your wallet. you're not going to like it but you've got to hear it, coming up next. ♪ ♪ when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. wanna help kids get their homework done? and got them back on track. well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 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[laughter] >> reporter: i know. natural gas used to be the cheap way to go, but the focus is on wind and solar, and that's not totally here yet. what's here is natural gas. that is a natural gas rig, that's what it looks like here in the mountains of pennsylvania. most of america uses natural gas to heat its ohms -- homes. the price, though, through the roof this year. take a look at the numbers on this. as of friday the futures at the cme in chicago, up 119%. that's double the cost of the natural gas. so if you use it to heat your home, do the math on what you spent last year and what you might spend this year. the problem is not production. this is the marcellus shale here in pennsylvania. this is a tremendously rich source of natural gas. they've been producing it ten years ago about 4.7 billion cubic feet a day. now it's 35 billion cubic feet a day. that's a sixfold increase. the problem is getting the gas where it needs to go. the problem with that has been environmental regulations, permitting problems, it's canceled three pipelines, natural gas pipelines. the constitution pipeline was going to take natural gas to new york, the penn east pipeline from pennsylvania to new jersey, the northern access pipeline was going to take it from here to upstate new york. all of those canceled because of problems. and when the focus is on more green energy, the problem is that greener energy -- which natural gas is much green than coal or oil -- that's getting caught in the shuffle there, and it can cost you this winter if you use natural gas to do pretty much anything. steve: so, jeff, are you in your backyard? are you drilling your own well so you will have some natural gas for this winter? because that's probably the best way to do it. >> reporter: i have been accuse of stealing a lot of gas concern spewing a lot of gas, warm air of some sort. there are wells like all over pennsylvania. it puts a lot of people to work and, you know, maybe you should just put a pipe down, especially if you're over the shale. rachel: putting people to work? we wouldn't want to do that, right? first day in office a he canceled that pipeline, and it's people on fixed incomes who will really be hurt by these soaring prices. thank you so much sister joining us today. -- for joining us today. brian: the president just stopped9 people getting the natural gas. think about that a, pennsylvania, next time you vote for a president. steve: and it's not just the united states. china, which we get so much of our stuff from? new york times story a couple of days ago that apparently china is running out of electricity, and so they're scaling back the days that the factories that a make all our stuff can be open. they're down to three or four days a week, and that's going to impact us come christmas time. brian: all right. we've got to move on manufacturing sooner or later. why isn't there urgency on that? quick announcement, abraham lincoln, frederick douglass and their battle to save the nation's soul. i'm going to be on stage talking about all of my books. orlando and charleston, west virginia, i hope to see everybody out there for the tour stops. go to my web site, brian kilmeade.com, click on tour, i'll be in about 30 different locations over the next two months. steve: i'm on your web site all the time buying merchandise -- rachel: i just go into his office and steal the books. brian: right. 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[laughter] the city of seattle preparing to fire part of its police force over vaccine mandates. the president of the officers' guild says it'll be a staffing shortage not seen since the '80s. rachel: that's right. another year, another round of calls to cancel columbus day. why you should protect the past. ♪ ♪ as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore. detoxifies below the gumline... and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. ♪♪ rachel: good morning. we are back with some quick headlines starting with this, retired lieutenant general michael flynn exposes the deep state and his attempts to destroy his high in a new exclusive interview with tucker carlson. >> the deep state in this country are the instead of tomow onboard the blue origin spaceship due to anticipated weather conditions. you can see more of this exclusive interview today on your world with neil saca view toe -- neil ca cavuto. brian: seattle's police department is braced to lose more officers. why? the city's vaccine mandate. the department has lost nearly 150 officers this year and up to 18% of that force could lose their job if they don't get vaccinated or submit an exemption by next week. now, so what will this mean for the department already on its heels? let's ask seattle police officers guild mike sloan. mike, what does this haven't. some just haven't uploaded their status, and some are waiting for exemptions. what do you think is going to happen? because the number i read originally was 40%. >> i think that they were worried about the optics of the large number that you noted we were the modeled, reformed agency by our elected officials. now these cops are facing termination, and i think they're hanging on because they feel as if that's the last bit of control they have. we'll see where those numbers end up by the 18th, but i can tell you right now, brian, it's not good for policing. and as you know, seattle leads the way, we led the way in terms of the defunding nonsense. and if you look at this long term, perhaps this is their attempt, their move to get their 50% defunding pledge by just removing cops period. and who ends up paying the price for this? it's our great communities who won't have enough officers to answer that 911 is call. brian: or even someone on the other end to pick up the call, let alone actually send someone out after it. this is a statement from the mayor's office as of friday, 68% of officers have been vaccinated with additional officers submitting exemptions and 83 president of spd -- 82%, it is important to note that mows still have -- employees still have until october 18th. we anticipate -- some are are waiting for exemptions, as you said. also hay did a national study and said, hey, why aren't you doing it? 22% said they already had the virus. how many of your men and women are saying i already have the antibodies? >> we've had a lot, including myself. and i'm telling you right now, when we were first notified of this mandate coming at us, i was informed by the mayor's office that anybody with natural immunity who had already beaten covid, they were recognizing that in terms of the mandate itself. they said it was not backed up by science. we've had about 165 police officers who have had covid. i can tell you right now, our issue is, is where's common sense in here? we're not -- this isn't about vaccinated or unvaccinated. this is about just being respected. brian: absolutely, i hear you -- >> and it's personal choice. and at the police union, we're here to defend jobs, and we will do so. brian: citizens paying the price and a lot of careers cut short. mike sloan, thanks so much. appreciate it. you got it. meanwhile, 21 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, a woman is killed in the heart of times square. dan bongino all a over this store. t with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking ozempic® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may increase low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? 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"the new york post" in their op-ed page blaming city leaders for her death and demanding an into their soft on crime policies saying, quote: enough. every day of their added delay ups the odds of another tragedy. the state's democratic governor cease her plan for criminal justice the reform backfiring as at least nine riker's island inmates are reportedly back behind bars just weeks after being released. here to react, former police officer and unfiltered host dan bongino. good morning. >> hey, good morning, steve. steve: times square murder. the problem is, and they address this in the op-ed page of the new york post, there are 12,000 mentally ill homeless people on the streets of new york city, and this apparently was one of them. >> yeah. a couple points, steve. you know, i know you've been covering dylan harrison all morning, he was the officer who was shot in georgia. it was his first day on the job with that police department. and i'm just thinking of my paris day on the job with the -- first day on the job as a police officer in east new york, brooklyn, how overwhelming it is. you're meeting everyone, you know, get to know people, getting to know the streets, and then you walk outside and then you're dead because some, you know, animal just decides that it's going to be your last day on earth. i mean, i think we should all keep that in mind. thankfully, that's not our jobs now, right? we don't worry about that risk every day, but police officers do. it's just such a sad day. on the topic you asked about, what's so disturbing about this dangerous climate for police officers and obviously citizens in general is that the left knows what works, steve. that's what troubles me so much. it's, like, how are they so bad at this when it comes to anything, the economy, public safety? and the answer is, they aren't. they're not stupid. they're doing this deliberately. i mean, i lived through the rejuvenation of new york city. as did, listen, you were working in new york. you've been with fox since the beginning. you saw it. they know what works; broken windows style policing, the enforcement of the law. and they're not doing it which begs the tragic, disturbing question, why? is this on purpose? these aren't stupid people. steve: well, you answer the question, why is it? because people -- i drive through times square twice a day, and it is the like the brightest spot illuminated in new york city. in the middle of the night. but it's also one of the most dangerous. i mean, this guy before he bumped -- rammed into her, she hit her head and she wound up dying, this guy had apparently gone into a total stranger's apartment down street from where we are. the woman said he sat on her couch screaming i'm an african prince before he rummaged through her stuff, found $15, then ran to times square where he killed this woman. >> yeah. yeah, i mean, why? i mean, there's two real reasons are, right? the bigger ideological reason, the radical left loves chaos. the only way to get people to forfeit their civil liberties is to get them scared. but the smaller reason why they don't treat homeless people and allow criminality to run wild is because of the first reason. the rad left loves it -- radical left loves it. you don't have anyone willing to stand up and say, no, my respondent's to -- responsibility's to take care of my citizens. it's the most tragic story of our time, it really is. steve absolutely. you know, people feel scaredded they're going to be holding the people responsible, responsible. >> we'll see what happens. steve: dan, thanks very much. we'll be watching you later today. radio show and podcast. all right, meanwhile, let's go out to the streets of new york city. j.d., at 11:30 this morning, a big columbus day parade here in new york city. janice: i think the rain is going to hold off. you here to see the parade? >> we have a flight out. jan thinks: what are your names? >> jim -- >> kelly. janice: and you're all from the dallas, texas, area. very nice. well, thanks for coming to see us. i think we'll see the potential for a few scattered showers here and there around the northeast, but for the parade, i think things should look good. let's take a look at temperatures. we have a big trough moving across the west and part of that is is going to mean temperatures well below average. we could set record lows and the potential for snow, over a foot or more over the higher elevations. i mean, pretty imfrom pressive totals over the next couple of days. severe weather also a story across the midwest and the plains states, so a couple of days of severe weather threats including the fact that we saw tornadoes across oklahoma last night. so we will keep you update on all of the above. wave to steve. we love you, steve. steve: good morning. >> hi, steve. >> hi, steve. steve: stop by, say hello to j.d. out on the street. coming up next, comedian joe piscopo makes the case for protecting columbus day as blue cities cancel the explorer and celebrate indigenous peoples day instead. but first, let's check this with bill hemmer and dana perino of with a preview of 11 minutes. dana: i was going to say, there's no traffic today. bill: real good. thank you, steve. see you in a moment here. nice show. dana: we're going to talk to a woman who, unfortunately, her daughter died from fentanyl poisoning. she has rented a builtboard to let -- billboard to let everybody know what the dangers are. what else? bill: joe concha. [laughter] they are following kyrsten sinema during a 26-mile run today in boston. i mean, this is unbelievable. dana: i got reading glasses. we will see you at the top of the hour. bill: danger there. jason chaffetz on the hunter biden story, all that's coming up as we kick it off momentarily. dana: see you soon. 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