backlog piling up at our ports, the president refuses to take questions on the supply chain crisis or any of the challenges plaguing his administration. >> we are now learning the 160,000 illegal immigrants have been released into the us just under a year and officials are bracing for the mother of all caravans to come. >> see this? >> >> virginia gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe the rates a reporter for not wearing a mask outside despite appearing masked at an indoor event moments before and is not the only controversy surrounding him. we will tell you about it. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" thursday morning. jillian: let's begin in washington as the white house goes into overdrive a his critics when the president's plan to fix the supply chain crisis. >> mark where if lime is inflation into 13 your high. >> the biden administration says it has a plan that will speed up the delivery of millions of goods but critics argue it will be too little too late. out west are some major problems underway, dozens of ships are stuck waiting to unload their containers would backlog the numerous ports preventing that from happening so on wednesday the president announced an agreement to keep the port of los angeles open 24/7, in an effort to speed up delivery. >> increasing the late-night operation and opening up for less crowded hours, today's announcement has the potential to be a game changer. >> foxes learn the administration is considering other steps to shore up these bottlenecks including working to speed up approval of commercial drivers licenses and some drivers eventually may be allowed to work longer hours, the chamber of commerce is it approves of the president's efforts but critics argue this could come up short and white house admitted cannot guarantee things will be better by christmas. >> i have no faith in government that this will anything out whatsoever. >> pete buttigieg couldn't organize a one car funeral. he's not going to organize our ports and railroads and highways and airports. >> reporter: consumers know what the government is reporting, the prices going up on pretty much everything like bacon, steak, gas at 42% year-over-year, hotels, car rentals up according to the bureau of labor statistics. recently handful of consumer items of gone down in price, we checked the list that includes telephone hardware, frozen vegetables so you and i are out of luck. >> one of my supposed to do? >> your suits look great. and if you remember it before him our we talk about when we get each other for the holidays. jillian: dan bondgino calls the supply chain crisis another biden failure. >> makes you wonder how hundreds of the dumbest people on planet earth all managed to get jobs in the white house at the same time. a lot of companies get their deliveries of products, subsets of their finished product just in time to the don't have to have a lot of their capital tied up in inventory they may or may not use. look at that unnecessarily complex explanation, you think these idiots in the white house didn't know that, you're telling me if factories don't step goods for a long time that they used to and lockdown the economy you didn't know when you opened up you would have a supply chain problem? >> as this escalates biden's approval is taking, quinnipiac poll finding 38% of americans approve of his performance as president. >> four minutes after the hour and first on fox exclusive documents revealing 160,000 illegal immigrants freed under president biden's watch. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us as more migrants and what we are hearing could be the mother of all caravans. >> there's often little to no supervision after those 160,000 illegal immigrants are released into the us by the biden administration. this includes parole authorities to make more than 30,000 eligible work permit since august. according to u.s. customs documents there has been 94,500 illegal immigrants released with notices to report since march 20th but since august 6th almost 32,000 have been released and 40,000 released on their own recognizance and texas lieutenant governor dan patrick's take on the border crisis. >> what he needs to do is focus on securing the border and 50,000 haitians who say they have declared war on us and don't care about our national guard. they are the risk, they are the danger to america. jillian: the cvp chief in yuma is reporting a surgeon middle families migrating from south america when describing the last leg of the trip for these affluent migrants they got off the plane, went to a cab or bus, driven up and walked and turned themselves over to us. border officials warning to brace for what you said, the mother of all caravans which is expected to leave mexico at the end of this month. agents are planning for all possible scenarios based on the operations of smugglers or movements of those migrants and former ice director tom homan will join us in the 5:00 hour in 15 or 20 minutes to talk about leaked documents regarding the mass catch and release numbers under the biden administration. >> for trump senior advisor stephen miller says he can't believe what he is seeing from this administration. >> let's be clear what we're looking at, this is an inside attack on our democracy. it is something our founders never anticipated could happen, no one ever dreamed would happen, that the president of the united states, the person sitting in the oval office is working systematically or his deputies are in this case to allow people to invade into our country against our laws, to consume public benefits, to take american jobs and threaten public safety aided, a bedded, facilitated, planned by our own government. >> the government administration being accused of another double standard for requiring nonessential travelers coming into the us from canada and mexico to be vaccinated while illegal migrants come in untested and able to refuse the coronavirus vaccine. turning to panama where migrants for the first time following a grueling trip to the darien gap. >> good jenkins reports one migrant describes the dangerous journey through the jungle. >> they are tired, they are exhausted and in many cases sick. we are here if you look at these migrants, they've just arrived within hours. this is the harshest conditions we have seen for migrants but yet it is a relief for them because it is the first civilization they have come to after 5 or 6 days in the jungle, what they describe as the worst in their lives. to walk along here for a second you can see the number of children, unicef saying 19,000 children traveled here this year alone compared to just 3000 last year. these migrants will continue on to the camp where we have been reporting but this is a firsthand look at the harshest we've seen in that track. we talked to one migrant who has family in boston. he said was hard on him but he is determined to continue. is a look at what he said. >> very dangerous, very scary, very dangerous. the water is very complicated. the amount is very difficult to walk. i see people. >> there's another both of migrants coming out of the jungle now to residents in an indigenous village working in cooperation with the center front, the panamanian military version of border patrol, coordinating it as they come into move them through but one thing is for sure. they have never seen numbers like this. jillian: thank you. us climate on for john kerry's tempering expectations about whether climate talks will achieve the un target freezing emissions. >> we will hopefully be moving close to that track though there will be a gap. we want to use the gap as further motivation. this is still achievable. >> the climate on for refusing to think about china over its world leading omissions. >> a billboard blasting president biden in times square. time to let the mandate go, start making small businesses your vaccine police, job creators network putting up at saying, quote, 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instances of sexual assault on students. this virginia father was arrested in june. for trying to protest the county's transgender bathroom policies after what happened to his daughter. >> my daughter was sexually assaulted in may of last year. school ended, the school board and the school system just went on summer break and abandoned us. jillian: the school board saying in a statement that members were not aware of the specific details until it was reported in media outlets earlier this week but parents say they don't believe it and no longer feel their kids are safe. >> falling on the excuse we didn't know until you found out is ridiculous and accusing us of being the threat when it is loudoun county school board that is the threat to us and our children. >> shifting back to the governor's race mcauliffe is pulling that even with republican candidate glenn youngken as the campaign enters its final stretch. >> stay in virginia parents outraged after being called domestic terrorists for going against critical race theory in classrooms was one of those parents survive mao's cultural revolution in china is here with us. thanks for being here. what a larry's doocy between the chinese system you fled and what we are doing to our kids in the us right now? >> too many. when a crt but i did to say the radical left spin calling conservatives deplorables and racist and white supremacist and insurrectionist, now calling parents terrorists. i think it is time we call them by their proper name. they are american marxists and i call them american communists so because they love the same system implemented in china. the day chinese communists took over china they immediately removed parents and teachers from the education process and ever since 1949 education system is in control of the ccp. all the educational decisions made at the highest level and they make the education system, the american marxists love it and they want control our education system of the same way and have been successful until now, until they found out that the parents become their opticals and so parents got to see what is going on so that is why they are going to the school board. >> the national school board association doesn't like being called out apparently. here's their statement in response, violence and threats against school officials increase, classification of these heinous actions could be equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes. i went to drill down on this. what is your reaction as somebody who fled mao's communist china to being called the domestic terrorist? >> this is something i to everyone to see. communism is here, it is absolutely here, the same tactics and i have to say it is a sign that they are desperate, they see the danger that now they have been exposed and parents are trying to stop them and that is why they get -- called parents, domestic terrorists. >> one other thing you went on to say is don't let the scare tactics work. you stand up 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jillian: sometimes hearing his questions answered from jen psaki or whoever is at the podium, sometimes is not enough for people especially when you are watching inflation rates match 13 year highs, you can see the numbers for yourself at home, this on the back of a pandemic where people struggle to keep their businesses open, we saw empty shelves and seeing the same thing again and people are worried and nervous and have a right to hear from the leader of our country. >> let me be clear about something, not saying he uses a teleprompter to answer questions only speaks when he has a teleprompter in front of him. you can't do that when answering questions but the price of food, gas, everything is hitting every american, bacon cost $2 more than a year ago. overall listen to these numbers, stakes up 22%, chicken 17%, fish 11 present, eggs, babyfood way up and no -- the poor and middle-class already on tight budgets can't absorb it. we are 10 months into this administration so blaming the former president is not going to cut it anymore. when you talk trillions in new spending the way this administration does on top of the trillions added to the budget under biden/harris that has an impact. the press secretary plays the sandra bullock role of misinformation when answering basic questions when she was asked about gas prices she said prices are up in some parts of the country but not all. that is not true. in all 50 states the increase from same time last year is between 40%, 60% in michigan or alabama. americans watching or listening at home will laugh at jen psaki's argument because they feel the increase when they go to the pump. >> watching the 4 am our you saw miss congeniality. >> i was asleep. todd: two miss congeniality references into hours of "fox and friends first". appreciate your time this morning. >> jillian should be in miss congeniality iii. >> the white house cannot guarantee on-time delivery this holiday season. jillian: show casone joins us. >> reporter: blaming the private sector. listen to this. >> can this administration guarantee holiday packages are delivered on time? >> ups or fedex, we cannot guarantee. >> reporter: in a statement the white house announcing walmart, fedex and ups will go 24 of the day 7 days a week to address the global supply chain crisis working off of peak hours but the same official acknowledging the issues are not going to go away overnight and the port of los angeles will move into 24/7 service one load ships off the california coast for weeks. todd: a lot of blaming of the private sector. holiday travel season setting up to be a disaster. jillian: whether you fly or drive get ready to pay to travel this holiday season with demand high, new vaccine mandates in place in particular for the sky. this is for those of you that drive the average price in thanks giving up 13%. anyway, 37% jump from ticket prices for airline tickets, american and jetblue said employ vaccination deadlines the day before thanksgiving. really good timing. united by the way mandate august 6th looking to fire employees who refuse. >> out of 67,000 us employees, 232 are going through the termination process. jillian: >> reporter: texas judge granted a restraining order against united stopping it from putting 2000 folks on unpaid leave for failing to get their shot. they are still employed but the 200 plus are losing their jobs. talking about gas prices, fuel prices, gigantic cost for airlines and that is a problem right now. todd: obama's former ethics chief hearing about hunter biden's part sales, carley shimkus with more on that story. jillian: the sunshine state ready to step in with the supply-chain crisis. corey mills is next live. ♪♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? 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know. but it is disrespectful. i have the same answer if you asked me about flagburning. i think it is a terrible thing to do but i wouldn't lock a person up. jillian: that never made air because the head of public affairs for the supreme court emailed her and ginsburg had misspoken, couric said she figured the late justice didn't fully understand the question and wanted to protect her on issues of racial justice were a blind spot for her. todd: she was sharp into her dying day on the court. that is very insulting. florida, the sunshine state ports counselors in cargo ships to reroute in an effort in california. corey mills, department of defense advisor under donald trump and us congressional candidate in florida joins me now. great to see you. why is florida the answer to the supply-chain problem? >> you had michael ruben, president of the council who explained we had $250 million set aside by governor to santos to increase our capabilities and pay more off of the coast of california doesn't make sense as well as the american people facing supply chain breakdowns because of failures of the biden administration. todd: tampa is one of the cities that has capacity, the ability to do this. >> kansas had the billing to increase shipments and we have gone away in port canaveral. across florida we invest because shipping and the port industry is a big market in the state of florida. tampa is unique in the fact, a large amount of ships, this is part of governor desantis's investment in a workforce where he's allocating hundreds of millions of dollars every year for that capacity. >> i don't think president biden will give governor desantis a win on this one. covid vaccine numbers, vaccination deadlines, take a quick look at this, 130,000 received the first dose. are you worried about operational readiness if servicemembers are forced out over the vaccine mandates? 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>> jillian, i have so many because this has the potential to up and every political calculation the biden administration made and, i mean, inflation like this we know you have heard this line but it's a tax on the middle class, a tax on the lower wage income earners here in america, i mean, as you point out this is bacon, gas, everyone is experiences it and that will make everyone's life harder and that will plummet biden's poll numbers and to take away any ability to have to have political will or coalition to get their massive spending bills passed or whether-- whatever it may be. by the way, it feels like it's getting worse like it's about to explode, inflation. this right here is the one that could define their presidency and that's what the president has defined in nine months after crisis after crisis after crisis. >> crazy to think this could define the presidency when afghanistan wasn't so big and that's also something that's defining. >> at this one is here, inflation is right here. >> will, thank you. good to see you. 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