jillian: todd: or chaos in airports across america as southwest airlines leaves travelers stranded for a third straight day and employees say it is the federal government's fault. jillian: a straight a student arrested after lead from school in handcuffs because she didn't want to wear a mask, the-year-old girl and her father will join us. heather: are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us and that begin with the border crisis. a group of mostly unaccompanied migrant children surrendering to agents as a new caravan comes to the us. >> bible canceled plans to protect the border, $100 million worth of material will go to waste. alexandria half live in washington with the growing outrage. >> reporter: when you talk about border security is a clear divide the closer you get to it physically the more bipartisan it seems to become because leaders feel the impact and witness sites like this. border patrol officials say this is part of a group of 125 individuals three court of appeal or unaccompanied children. abandoned by smugglers. and were discovered near the arizona border. blacklisted the same to 100 haitian migrants who were arrested after being left inside shipping containers on the side of the road in guatemala. republican tennessee senator marsha blackburn took a trip to the southern border over the weekend, voiced concern not only for people and kids but illegal substances being brought into the us and democrats representing districts close to the border hold similar concerns for what has become an endless stream of migrants. >> are there more? year. there's a lot more coming into the united states. as long as they think the border is open they are going to continue coming, latinos in south texas and i've been in those counties the last several days, they want the border security. >> materials taxpayers for the to do just that have been abandoned too. $100 million in unused border wall materials now laying out to rust in texas. president biden said during his campaign that he would immediately halt border wall construction and he did. jillian: thank you. todd: turning to panama where thousands of haitian migrants arriving migrant after crossing the deadly darien gap. >> they haitian migrants who just made the dangerous trick. >> the first tv journalists to come to the migrant camp here in southern panama, the first place migrants arrive after crossing the deadly darien gap, it is ruled by bandits who prey on the migrants. it is part of the panamanian pipeline that start south of the us southern border and we are getting a first look right now. we spoke to one of the migrants named junior who just made that trick. here is what he said. >> it was really difficult to deal with it, the water, the death, the dead bodies, really horrible. there are so many snakes, lions, monkeys, so many things, if they deport me to haiti -- it is not what i do. it is like hell. >> reporter: the migrants behind they are lined up to get on a bus where they will be driven 12 hours north of that out at the costa rican border to continue their journey. the cost of a seat on that bus is $40. panamanian officials say they received 500 to 1000 new migrants in the camp every day but 500 leave as they tried to keep up with unprecedented numbers. jillian: thank you. protesters are expected to rally outside the white house for a second straight day demanding president biden deliver on his campaign promises and declare climate change a national emergency. todd: democrats continue to turn on each other. >> these activists say they voted for president biden because of his attack on climate change and they expect him to deliver. the group is pushing the president to declare climate change the national emergency and projects involving fossil fuels including pipelines and drilling projects with some in the group vandalizing a statue of former president andrew jackson, spray painting the words expect us. on capitol hill democrat leaders are struggling to unite the party in order to pass the president's $3.5 trillion bills back better agenda. one of the holdouts, kristen sinema who has been heckled on her opposition to the bill. that didn't change yesterday as groups gathered to send their message to moderates expected to run the boston marathon but did not because of an injury. speaker pelosi saying, quote, the guidance i'm receiving from members is to do fewer things well so that we can still have a transformative impact on families in the workplace and responsibly address the climate crisis. the bills back better agenda for jobs and the planet for the children but republicans disagree. >> this is about changing american culture. what democrats are proposing is permanent change from cradle to grave taking care of americans pre-k, free college, no college debt. this is about the future of our country. jillian: a new poll revealing 10% of americans know the specifics of the bills back better plan. the president returns to the white house after spending a long weekend in delaware. we will see if he can unite the party and save his agenda. jillian: thank you very much. todd: critics are blasting california for some of its newest liberal laws up, banning gas powered lawn equal intense gender-neutral toy sections in stores. >> i have a big problem like everybody in california that our governor is trying to dictate marketing campaigns to stores. why is he involved? we are not participating in the explosion of liquid natural gas because our governor is worried about toy aisles. >> that is rick rendell. the laws going to affect in 2024. >> doctor anthony fauci facing mockery of repair to grant permission for parents to take the kids trick or treating. >> go out and enjoy halloween as well as the other holidays coming up. jillian: critics taking to social you to share their gratitude. former congressional candidate alicia andrew saying interestingly, i know 0 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spending for things like free equity your free college or ending the previous administration's remain in mexico policy but don't bother answering because that is a rhetorical question. activists plan to held christensen of the during her running of the boston marathon yesterday but she had to drop out because she is recovering from a broken foot. activists limited we can't find her. in the end all these efforts are going to strengthen kristen sinema's result, natural human reaction. the more groups and media try to shame her or force her to flip the more she will dig into where she is now which is not supporting this bill. jillian: we will continue to follow the moves of kristen sinema and manchin. kamala harris, i did you to take a look at a clip of this video. >> i who the head of the space council will be? >> the vice president. >> you will see the craters on the moon with your own eyes. with your own eyes. i am telling you. it is going to be unbelievable. >> on its surface, that is nice, a lot of people would like to hear more from her on topics like the border in afghanistan and other things but you can do multiple things at once, then you dig in a little more in here a little more about this and it is alleged that these kids are actors and they had to audition for this role. a mother of one of the kids said that. if that is true what are your thoughts? >> it is true. the parents confirmed it in interviews which i don't get this. i have a kindergartner and second-grader, they love space and taught me more about space than you can imagine, saturn has the most wins, no, jupiter protect earth from asteroids, i had no idea. why hire child actors, the white house could have gotten any classroom in the country and found a few kids to listen to the vice president about this goes back to kamala harris's primary issue, she has an authenticity problem. he can't connect with regular people, pulling a 35% favorability, her performance on the border, how is she doing as vice president outside these pr moves she gets 23% approval on the border. one national network interview if you want to count the view as an interview, her handlers in the end of petrified to put her in any situation that isn't scripted. if the president doesn't run, good luck, she may have to speak extemporaneously with her handlers. >> have to apologize like president biden every time he does extemporaneously. is the actor admission or parent of the actors that he had to send in a monologue talking about something he is passionate about and questions you would ask a world leader, next step was for trevor, the young man interviewed for the thing and got -- could get an insight into trevor's interviewing skills. dear point, half a minute on this. why is everything the white house does so choreographed for the cameras? >> because i don't think the people running the country, the handlers of the president and the vice president simply trust president biden or kamala harris to make an argument on their own. they think they can script a presidency and when conditions on the ground change whether it is the border, afghanistan, inflation, crime in american cities you can script that and that is why they are pulling as poorly as they are. i wonder i could get my kid in, she's an excellent actress, to get paid for something like this. >> i wonder if that is unionized. >> who hates? white house pay? so many questions. >> we pay, good point. jillian: goodbye. todd: we have been telling you about the supply chain crisis for a while. it is expected to get worse. jillian: if you don't think it impacts you wait until you see your holiday shopping. we have an expert on deck to tell you what you need to know. >> ♪♪ come they'll away with me ♪♪ come sail away ♪♪ come sail away ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the 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council culture mob has gained so much strength they can cancel people that have concept that is based on logic and reality but we've come to a point where words like merits are dirty words and speaking truth to power is a dirty concept where it's controversial to follow the law and a controversial two enforce the law, but i think what we are seeing is a correction in cancel culture where people say, we thought this was woke and on trend and popular, but we are realizing it's a ridiculous. we are at risk of being canceled so we are can do it anymore and i'm happy to see young people might actually be leading the charge. there's hope yet for the younger generation. jillian: here's what mit had to say, suspending the cancel lecture quote we felt with the current distraction we would not be in a position to hold an effective outreach event. i made this decision at my discretion after consulting with faculty and students in the department and knowing some might mistake it as an affront on academic freedom, a characterization i do not agree with. your response to that? >> there is such a gap between those in academia and really the academia elite and the average person going to college or the average person that wants to attend college and you're starting to see the cat. i don't see indoctrination will work as well as it did not pass because i believe academic elites on the left have overplayed their hand with cancel culture, but let's keep in mind how many universities have hosted what i would be controversial speeches and ideas, critical race theory, pushing the fact that police are murderers and white people are inherently bad, those things are woke, progressive and fit into their category of free speech, but when you speak on logic and reason and true equality that's what offends the elites, so i hope parents and students are paying attention. if you stop going to these high price academic institutions that believe more in indoctrination and education they will be forced to change their curriculum. todd: a book reimagining nursery tale characters, here's part of a quote that was me stressing the inside my apartment in the worst year on record and when i wasn't panicking i would escape reality by envisioning a gentler kind world because these days adults need bedtime stories also appear do these people have no shame celebrating how weak our society and a whole has become? >> if we want to make children's books more realistic, i'm all for that. we should talk about how our rights have been infringed upon, the rising inflation, skyrocketing gas prices and may be frog and toad to head to the southern border or maybe and this is a good one, maybe they should take a trip to the white house and figure out where our absentee president is. let's do this in a way that reveals where we are and where americans are dead last in our own country and then maybe the youth of america will have a chance at understanding and what's going on. todd: thank you. 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