todd: the party is sending heavy hitters like former president obama to stump for the democratic candidate as president biden's approval rating takes a beating. todd: florida governor ron desantis blocking biden's vaccine mandates and save american jobs. busier and busier and busier. >> and today is friday. todd: we begin with this fox news alert. former president bill clinton receiving treatment at a hospital in california for non-covid related infection. his doctors say he is in good condition, releasing the statement saying, quote, president clinton was taken to uc irvine medical center and diagnosed with an infection. he was admitted to the hospital for close monitoring and administered iv antibiotics and fluids. after two days of strict treatment his white blood cell count is trending down and responding to antibiotics well. we have to have them go home soon. the spokesman confirming the encouraging update writing he is on the mend, in good spirits and incredibly thankful to the doctors. a source tells fox news it was a urinary tract infection that developed into a much broader infection. this is not clinton's first healthcare. he had heart surgery in 2004. >> president biden refusing to take questions from reporters as lawmakers sound the alarm on america's record-breaking supply-chain crisis. jillian: president biden's chief of staff calls the crisis a high-class problem. >> when we talk about goods, we are talking essentials, many small businesses struggling to remain stocked. gas and consumer goods hit record high places so many were taken aback when president biden's chief of staff retweeted this adding emphasis, most of the economic problems we are facing, inflation, supply chain etc. are high-class problems and we wouldn't have had with the unemployment rate was still 10%. we would have instead have had a much worse problem. that didn't sit well with gop leaders. here is ohio congressman mike turner writing on twitter, quote, since when is paying more for gas, electricity, eggs and meat only affect the high-class? the biden administration is completely out of touch with the american people. white house press in the region psaki was questioned about the chief of staff's twitter sentiments. listen to this. >> a message yesterday that inflation issues are high-class issues which would you agree that - laura: you think two tweets means more? are we addressing the chief of staff's twitter habit? it is important for anyone here to be able to tout points they find interesting and that is the purpose of public speech. >> for the second day in a row president biden did not address any questions. >> president biden: thank you very much. jillian: he will visit hartford, connecticut to tout his spending plan and promote the importance of investing in childcare to keep costs down for working families. jillian: thank you. todd: president biden is getting some attention for these comments he made during the 2020 presidential campaign when america was in lockdown. >> we don't have a food shortage problem. we have a leadership problem. i harness restaurant industry to help get through those who needed and get millions of laid-off workers back to work. this is not rocket science. it is leadership and it is organization. todd: in addition to shortages biden is facing the highest inflation rate in 13 years, cost of groceries rising substantially for american families. four minutes after the hour, political reporting democrats are, quote, hitting the panic button as polls show republicans glenn youngken and terry mcauliffe neck in neck in the virginia gubernatorial race. jillian: more on key issues impacting the race. >> reporter: prominent democrats from all over the country are going out trying to boost democrat terry mcauliffe's chances of clinching the virginia governor's race. former president obama, speaker pelosi and stacy abrams will try to help send a democrat over the edge but president biden joining in a fight despite 49% of likely virginia voters disapproving of his job performance according to a fox news poll. regardless of biden's numbers jen psaki downplaying the idea of the election being a big deal. >> the president wants former governor mcauliffe to be the future governor of virginia. there is alignment on a lot of their agenda. off year elections are often not a bellwether. jillian: those remarks called out as possible violation of the hatch act which prohibits executive branch employees from engaging in political activity but in virginia the latest fox news poll of virginia likely voters showed if the election was held now mcauliffe leads 51% to 46% with 3% undecided. as democrats struggle to rescue his campaign, glenn youngken is going after the race's most crucial issue, education. >> it should stand between parents and their children. the minute parents stood up and said no, we are rejecting you, he called his friend joe biden and said send me fbi and haven't tried to silence these parents and that is exactly what they did. >> mcauliffe acknowledged during a zoom call biden is unpopular in virginia and the campaign chose to focus on getting more votes. todd: former white house chief of staff rights priebus is the science republicans have the edge in the race and democrats should be worried. >> the reality is both parties want to make the presidential voters that voted in 2020 excited to turn out and right now the democrats can't use biden and they can't use harris because they are unpopular in virginia. that is a problem for democrats. i don't like this always happens but democrats usually outpour republicans on general education questions. the fact in the paul glenn youngken is only one or 2 points down from terry mcauliffe on the issue of education has got to give democrats a lot of heartburn. todd: first lady jill biden, college-educated will campaign for mcauliffe in virginia. jillian: as the crisis at the southern border continues, "fox and friends" of the bride supported lawrence jones is getting a firsthand look at the situation on the ground. todd: he visited a train yard in texas were troopers patrol and catch stowaway migrants, take a look. >> for the state of texas the border fight is bigger than the physical barrier, the tools they use to get into the country. trains. some of them surrender themselves willingly and others, they run. who is there to meet them? the texas to part of public safety. >> we will the guy in the tower. in these containers and as the train starts to roll people are jumping off. the troopers what you get up top on the train. >> we are in a train yard in the state of texas where the texas department of public safety special operations unit are conducting inspections of this train yard. you sit here and see a bottle of water for migrants legally entering the country, electric lights for them. this shows the desperation they have to get into the country. they hide under the train right here and you can see broken ties. this is connected and you wonder how they got the tools to do that. they bring that with them. >> they won't always admit to it. they will hiding knife in their shoes for example. these guys. they were sitting right here and right against the wheel. >> a bad move. >> where are you from? >> honduras. >> how long have you been traveling on the train? you don't know? how long have you gone without water? dps has arrested 1200 migrants since july for stress passing and they came from two different countries like honduras. >> they will be charged with, trespass. >> this area is where we enforce the tax that governor abbott has launched. a state violation. >> in charge of long star. tell me what your instructions are with this mission. >> the texas national guard supporting law enforcement partners, mobilizing additional personnel, equality and capabilities under governor abbott to deal with this crisis. >> how bad is it? >> we are at an inflection point because we are out of illegal immigration, mass migration is you have seen with the caravan in del rio. >> reporter: we heard there's another wave of migrants, are we prepared to handle that with the current resources we have? >> hard to say if you are prepared when you talk about 60,000, that's a tall feet, however we are continuing to mobilize additional personnel, equipment and capabilities well in the thousands. we are ready for this. jillian: a live report in the next hour of "fox and friends first," so stay tuned. >> federal is court rejecting the latest attempt to undo the legislation, the third time since october of last year, we will get an answer, the appeals court sided with texas and that the restrictions stand. the law bans all abortions want a fetal heartbeat is detected which is usually around six weeks was a lot more coming on the abortion debate. andrew mccabe's pension, filing a lawsuit after he was fired by donald trump hours before his retirement taking his pension away. trump called his firing a great day for democracy at the time as mccabe was responsible for requesting fbi surveillance of the 2016 presidential campaign. the doj agreed to restore full benefits with back pay. jillian: the supreme court commission will meet to discuss reforming the nation's highest court, the 36 number delegation releasing its first report suggesting a rotation of justices instead. the report comes after democrats called for an expansion following the court's conservative majority. the white house noting the release of materials are an assessment and not a recommendation as the commission plans to submit a final report to the president mid november. let's go to the nfl. eagles comeback falls short as tom brady and the books drop away with a win on thursday night football. >> stealing the ball to the open guys, got all day, he got a touchdown. jillian: that was three. >> i will pause. >> brady throwing for two touchdowns leading the 20-22 victory over philly and also ran, doesn't seem so heartbroken when i read these highlights because during these games, when you don't watch it you are not as invested in the play-by-play and it softens the blow a little bit. >> i was asleep during sunday's came and i was none too happy because everybody on the team, they lost to the cowboys. they are breaking news, still scoring points against the giants and it is friday. >> really good and i hate to admit that. >> it is tough for us. 14 after the hour, joe rogan taking on doctor sunday group to over the coverage of ivermectin. >> why with a lie? i can afford people medicine. they shouldn't of said that is why did they do that? >> the interview getting a lot of attention and carley shimkus will join us later with all the details. jillian: we are talking with kristin tate, eddie scary and joe, the on a busy friday morning. ♪♪ well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. 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>> 4 months the federal reserve insisted inflation was transitory but it is clear inflation is here to stay and it is getting worse. inflation reached a 30 year high. everything is more expensive than it was 12 months ago, furniture, appliances, prices are soaring on heating oil, natural gas, they can expect to see their heating bills, 54%. at the same time we are seeing severe supply chain disruption so as christmas approaches, the settlement will start to panic by. the economic situation has really been created and is direct policy of rampant money printing and policies that incentivize people who work at president biden saying another $3.5 trillion, to make this worse. >> your mike is rubbing up against your outfit or your hair, you've got to adjust that. i know you are good at multitasking. i see right books and go on tv at the same time. despite what you just said, recession is a strong word for you to use, why do you think it could get that bad than a recession could happen? >> it is a perfect storm. a combination of many factors. they don't incentivize the workforce and that is causing the supply chain issues. these factors create a perfect storm. what i am worried about is americans are not prepared for what is coming. last time we saw hyperinflation was the 1970s, people alive at the time, distant memory. many weren't alive. this is an academic discussion, when it hits it will hit hard and it is always the poor and most vulnerable. they go out and get groceries. we need a policy that incentivizes people to get into the workforce and incentivize productivity and double down on the policies to create these problems. jillian: pick up a copy of kristin's book the liberal invasion of red state america. the time is 22 minutes after the hour. a combat interpreter who helped our troops is a permanent legal resident of the us, still trapped in afghanistan hiding from the tallow band. todd: he hopes - we talk live next. years. making monthly mortgage payments doing the right thing. well, that investment can give you tax-free cash just when you need it. learn how americans 62 years and older are accessing $100,000s in tax-free cash with a reverse mortgage loan to pay bills cover medical costs create emergency funds and more if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan. call now to get your free information kit! look, reverse mortgages aren't gonna work for everyone. but, if you're looking for some extra cash for whatever reason. your home's equity just might be the right talk to aag for the best reverse mortgage america's leader in reverse mortgages is ready to help you reach your retirement why don't you give aag a call? 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>> i can't compare for six days, people are worried about the future because there is no job. and no freedom, and go out of within reason especially 7:00 or 8:00 and they just bother you and if you go like that, anything like that, you have to be modest and one part of the story. or if they can help, and the government collapsed. the airport was chaos. couldn't get in. i tried to contact senators and different organizations. >> seems like so many people need to be helped and the talent man has come to your home, beaten one of your cousins so badly he couldn't walk. you talk about being disappointed in not having freedom. thank you for joining us and keep us updated because you would love to get back to the states and arizona where you lived since 2015 and wish you nothing but the best, thank you for telling your story. >> thanks for the time. todd: situation at the southern border isn't serious enough for the white house to call it a crisis but according to them climate change is. columnist eddie scary on that next. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundreds of auctions every day. all auctions start at $0 and everything must go. and don't forget, we offer a full 90 day money back guarantee on your first bid pack purchase. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com today and see how much you can save. there are auctions going on right now, so what are you waiting for? todd: former president bill clinton receiving treatment at the hospital in california for a non-covid related infection. after two days of treatment his white blood cell count is trending down and is responding well to antibiotics. jillian: he is on the mend, in good spirits and thankful to the doctors. a source tells fox news it was a urinary tract infection that developed into a broader infection. we will keep you updated. white house press secretary jen psaki will not refer to the border situation is a crisis but has no problem using the phrase when it comes to the climate. >> i would encourage anyone out there or not to look at what the president is proposing, what he's trying to push across the finish line at this point which is enormous investment and commitment to addressing the climate crisis. todd: eddie scary, offer full of its victims joins us now. jen psaki pretty liberal not just in policies but in the use of the word crisis, now we show you some graphics, previous tweets she said may 13th, 2020, talking about the climate crisis and then goes on to say the gun violence crisis. why can't she use it for the crisis at the border? >> they don't see it as a crisis. it is a problem to any extent, one that they manage but why did they refer to the climate crisis because they right now have a sense of urgency. when you use the word crisis you have a sense of urgency. they have a massive welfare bill they are trying to pass sometimes referred to as infrastructure, sometimes human infrastructure, never the border is a crisis because that is not a crisis to them. it is something that has to be managed right now. you have one on the one hand, voters right now who expect this to be done, the welfare bill and the border, we can pretend to deal with that, send a press release kamala harris is dealing with, we're still sending some people back, 50 people back to haiti, 50 taken care of. you have a crisis, they see that as a sense of urgency but on the other hand that is something we will manage later. jillian: and we get on the same page? wishful thinking. president biden marked by some for blaming the food shortages under donald trump to lack of leadership. listen to what he had to say. >> we don't have a food shortage problem. we have a leadership problem. one of the reasons we are not getting material and food to people's tables is there is no way to get its transported. we don't know how to manage what is going up. it is about massive failure in leadership. >> that was may of 2020. >> i was talking to a friend about this the other day. this is a good reminder of the way president biden - this was somebody who was so completely even during the obama years, and incompetent person who everyone even within the obama administration made fun of and he was turned into this miraculous leadership person who could get things done, saying things that made no sense and the person he pointed to deal with this, pete buttigieg is supposed to be the point person on this. we learned yesterday of viewers of seen this is on maternity leave and i hate the whole sexism or racism, under the last administration we would say different things about the person who is supposed to be in charge of supply shortages, the choker point when it comes to supplies, you are not hearing much about that but what we are looking at, that should say everything you need to know about how president biden has been rehabbed into a competent leader. todd: you are not knocking the notion of fraternity leave but the difference between the two administrations, we appreciate your time. 42 after the hour, we are talking about loudoun county, virginia and accusations of this data says his daughter was assaulted in a bathroom at arrested when he confronted the school board about it. jillian: that's not the only case officials mishandled. carley: loudoun county, scott smith, we, he is suing the loudoun county school district because he says his daughter was raped in a school bathroom and school officials turned a blind eye. >> my daughter was sexually assaulted in may of last year. this happened the last week of may, school ended and the school board and school system went on summer break and abandoned us. >> smith got arrested at a school board meeting in june after he says he tried to tell people about his daughter's assault and no one would listen and then there's this from the daily wire, loudoun county public school did not record multiple known instances of alleged sexual assaults in schools dating back several years despite a law that requires statistics about school safety incidents to be reported to the public and that is why there is so much public outrage from parents who say they should have known about this. the person suspected of assaulting stops is scott smith's daughter, accused of doing it again. todd: these are kids. a new battle in the desantis biden war. jillian: ron desantis challenging the vaccine mandate in court. >> it is not good policy to destroy someone's livelihood, to take a job away. let's protect people's jobs, let's protect their ability to make their own decisions and not have biden come in and effectively take away, for it to take away the jobs of people who have been working hard throughout the entire pandemic. jillian: this covid health product all has a ripple effect towards the economy and governor abbott signed a state law banning private businesses from an acting vaccine mandates in response to the president's order. jillian: a lot of people talking about this exchange. carley: joe rogan, chief medical correspondent, doctor sans a groups on his podcast and hammered him about why cnn said rogan took horse -- ivermectin, when rogan came down with covid 19. >> does it bother you the news network you work for out and out lied about me taking horse -- >> they shouldn't have said that. >> why did they do that? >> i don't know. >> you didn't ask? >> i didn't ask. carley: the breakdown, the form that humans can take is the one that joe rogan took. doctor gupta said i'm glad you are better and joe rogan said you are the only one at cnn who feels that way. todd: don lennon tried to enforce the cnn scholarship. jillian: achieve cnn scholarship -- jillian: with credit to him he did say they shouldn't have said that. todd: don lemon not handling it the best. jillian: a year since big tech and the mainstream media tried to discredit the hunter biden laptop story and they say the suppression continues. todd: why is it worse now? talking to joe on sure. -- . -- these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. and there you have it- get a 4-week trial plus postage woah. a digital scale wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? 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>> i don't believe so. truck drivers working for the full extent of their hours and a shortage of drivers in this country move those products in and out and deliver products around the us and i don't believe that we are going to be able to just add hours. todd: the big one, 5.4% consumer price inflation and biden's inflation costs skyrocketing, 43% for car and truck rentals, 43% for gas and meet, food, pork, almost 20%, milk up a little over 3%, eggs close to 13%. as someone who lives these data points every single day, was this mess avoidable? >> we believe that it was avoidable to some degree. coming through the covid era where inventories were completed across personal goods as well as commercial goods. we needed to see those inventories replenished but given the fact that we have policies around energy and labor around others compromising flow of business it is having an impact on supply chain and how it translates into inflationary pressures at the consumer level. todd: we've seen those images on our ports specifically los angeles, ship after ship waiting to do something. the hope of the biden administration is the move will alleviate that but is there something else biden could do today to right the ship, and open intended? >> specifically what we need is more truck drivers willing to drive the use trucks. trucking companies across the us, 25% and our application rates free covid, a lot of truck drivers left the trucking industry pre-covid and haven't come back and these are great jobs, our drivers as an example our home every night and there's a lot of opportunity but we need some help getting these people back in polling. will: what can we do creatively? how far can we go to get more bodies into these jobs without risking safety? i don't want some 15-year-old driving a truck but to get more workers back in the game? >> some things being talked about, one of those is 18 to 21-year-olds today can drive trucks and a lot of states, up and down the interstate. it makes a lot of sense and extensive training of folks that age, the other thing we've been talking about is a way to get truck drivers in the skilled labor force with the department of labor that would come to this country and drive trucks. todd: light at the end of the tunnel? >> i don't see it as of yet. we need to act more swiftly than we have in the past and taking multiple months to form a task force to deal with this is not going to work. will: we appreciate your time. enjoy your weekend. >> republican pastor left the seat in the aisle held by democrats for decades. we will be talking to him. joe concha and lawrence jones live on friday morning. ♪♪ (engines revving, cars hitting one another.) (sfx: continued vehicle calamity.) just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mind. find new roads. chevrolet. jillian: friday october 15th. the white house forced into damage control is one of president biden's top advisers suggest inflation and supply issues are only a problem for the rich. todd: the white house writing off reports the neck in the gubernatorial race in virginia has democrats in a panic button. >> i will leave it to other outside analysis to