if anybody is still here, the fire is on front street and it is time to go. if anybody is still here, the fire is on front street. >> carley: you are watching "fox and friends," i'm carley shimkus. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. military helicopters have been deploy to the state, 150 gallons of water dumped on maui county. officials want president biden to declare emergency. >> this is not a safe place to be in maui, we have shelters overrun and resources being taxed. we are doing whatever we can and the state is providing whatever support that we can to give support to both maui and to the big island. >> carley: tulsi gabbard is standing by with an update. we begin with max gordon on the ground in maui. max, what are you seeing? >> this is a very active situation, as we were flying in a couple hours ago, you see the flames from the air and firefighters battles on the ground. search and rescue still underway and there are fears the death toll could go up. unfortunately, 36 people confirmed dead temperature is unclear the cause of the fire. but maui was a tender box. you had hurricane dora, a few hundred miles that whipped up 80 mile per hour gusts fanning the flames and grounding helicopt helicopters. the city of lahaina burnt to the ground. some people were jumping into the water. take a listen. >> i was the last one off the dock when the fire storm came through the tree. it took everything with it. i just ran to the beach and ran south and just helped everybody i could along the way. got to know when you can. >> four shelters established on the island and people have had to evacuate their home. tourists being told to stay away from the island of maui. the airport packed with people trying to get out, so far 11,000 have gotten off the island so far. >> carley: thank you, bring in tulsi gabbard, she joins us live now. just devastating what is happening in your home state of ohio. what are you hearing right now? >> carley, it is truly heartbreaking to see this tragedy unfold. that community of lahaina on maui is historic, close, tight-knit community and to see how the fires have destroyed that community and how many lives have been taken and how many families have been displaced. yesterday the death toll was sadly six people passed because of the fires and that has gone up to 36 and what i'm hearing from friends and community leaders on maui, they expect the number to increase more first spngd responders are able to get to the areas impacted by the fire. the community is coming together, no question about it, i ask everybody to send prayers there way. we have red cross and a number of local organizations doing everything they can to support folks who have seen everything and all of their belongings, homes completely gone in an instant. >> carley: responding to a emergency of this scale is made more difficult because of where hawaii is. in california, you can pull resources from other states, hawaii doesn't have that luxury. >> that is right. we are the most remote island chain in the world, far from the resources necessary for a community to fight this kind of fire and really to look at how do you begin to provide immediate resources to the community and how do you put the pieces of everyday life back together. there are schools, maxed out shelters, limited resources. this is a critical time. i have been in touch with samaritans purse, who have a lot of experience mobilizing sources quickly. they have aviation assets to move equipment and supplies needed at time like this. >> carley: samaritans purse does such good work. this seems like the worst possible scenario for so many people on so many different fronts. power was out, cell phone towers were out so people trying to call 911 couldn't get in touch with anybody. the fire was moving so fast due to wind that some had to jump in the ocean to save their lives, that is absolute desperation. >> it is and it is hard to imagine exactly what that feels like to see these flames. you look at the image, it is like end of days scenario where you are surrounded and only place to go is out in the water and a lot of boats docked in lahaina have been destroyed. i represented this district in hawaii for eight years in congress, maui is one of the islands that was part of my district. when you look side by side to what was to what people are waking up today, it is kind of difficult to conceive what they have been through over 24-36 hours and how to move forward from here. >> carley: we'll keep everybody impacted by this in our thoughts this morning and going forward, historic situation unfolding and images out of hawaii are unbelievable. ask you about this new polling in from reuters just released showing president biden approval rating 42% and only 13% say the country is heading in the right direction. what do you think is driving the numbers? >> i think people are sick and tired of permanent washington that cares more about power and interest and tired as i am and many other, i was a democrat for 20 years, left the party out of frustration of the democrat elite, personal interest more than about the interest of the american people. most people in my community in hawaii and across the country want leaders who put their interest first. that's it. american people need to be the ones who win in the situation rather than one party bickering and fighting with the other. lengths democratic elite are willing to go to preserve power and gain more are dangerous for our country. the consequences of their decision of undermining rule of law, politicizing federal agent in national security state to further political interest, these are things we will continue to feel consequences of for quite sometime to come. american people are seeing what this abuse of power are doing to our country and are concerned about it. >> carley: tulsi gabbard, thank you, we appreciate it. brand-new bank record released by house oversight committee appear to show the biden family made $20 million from business deals across the globe. mike huckabee will look at the new evidence next. a man, his tractor and his family. these are the upshaws. though, he goes by shaw. which stands for skilled hands at work. from cutting hair, and mowing grass, to roasting marshmallows, he's got a grasp on what matters most. there's a story in every piece of land, run with us on a john deere tractor and start telling yours. get $1,000 off a 1025r tractor and 0% apr fixed rate for 60 months. every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. >> ashley: bank record obtained by house oversight committee show biden family made 20 million from foreign nationals while joe was vice president. republicans argue this could be evidence of a prescribe. >> i believe all the pieces are there and there is pattern with romania, ukraine, china, kazakhstan. you are seeing where joe biden communicated with these people and you are seeing things of benefit delivered to the countries and people in exchange for the money. we'll continue to follow the money and get closer to the biden's bank accounts. >> ashley: mike huckabee joins me. good to talk to you this morning. piggybacking off what james comer said there, 20 million allegedly coming to the biden family from china, russia, ukraine and kazakhstan to the biden family. white house says republicans do not have anything, they need to stop looking into this. what do you think? do house republicans have enough to start impeachment inquiry? do you think they have a smoking gun with this? >> it looks like this, the gun is warm. 20 million to the biden family and for what? wasn't like they did heavy lifting, stand on concrete floors and had to sweat through their socks everyday. this is showing up to a dinner and saying, my dad is the vice president, why don't i you sit down and have nice food and you never know when he will show up and hand you some money, million bucks to ukraine. why aren't there members of the press, there are a few, peter doocy among them. they turn their head and say there is nothing to see here, like the scene from naked gun" when leslie nelson tells the crowd, move on, there is nothing to see. there is a lot to see and they need to dig in deeper and maybe the democrats and press, which is the same, will start paying attention. >> ashley: last time i spoke to you, i said it is only matter of time before the media has to start talking about it, it is making them look bad they are ignoring this. joe biden said i have nothing to do with it, never on speaker phone, doesn't mean it didn't happen. turn gears, 900 u.s. school districts are shifting to a four-day school week this coming year. math scores are down five points for fourth graders and eight points for eighth graders, is this time to be moving from five day school weeks to four? 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(soft music) >> carley: florida governor ron desantis is suspended morrell, saying she is the reason criminals are walking the streets. the prosecutor was quick to respond. >> she's nullified certain laws in the state of florida, that breaches her duty under state constitution and provides basis for suspension. >> this is simply a smoke screen for ron desantis, failing and disastrous presidential campaign. he needed to get back in the media in a positive way that would be red meat for his base and he will have accomplished that today. >> ashley: ashley moody is florida's attorney general and joins us now. thank you for getting up with us, i want your thoughts on this move from desantis. is this not controversial since she's an elected official? >> how many people do you think in states outside florida, maybe in new york or california, woke up and said, wow, this is what a governor should do when crime gets out of control or an elected official doesn't do their duty or hold the oath they swore to do. governor desantis, what i love about this governor, he never walks past a problem. our constitution requires him when there is an officer that is not doing their job either due to malfeasance or incompetence to remove that official. we face the same pressure many areas face in terms of nonenforcement by prosecutors issue prosecutors letting people out of jail so they can continuously victimize other people and governor desantis said, i have a duty under the constitution to protect the people, this is a law and order state. this is democracy in action. our constitution, florida constitution, imagined situations where elected official wouldn't do their job and we see time and time again, rogue prosecutors try to get elected so they can stop doing their job and undermining the system. that is dangerous, i'm proud of governor desantis for taking action. >> carley: why did the governor feel this move was the appropriate way to go? >> we heard over and over from folks in the area, what is happening, we're seeing her do press conferences after murder or when two police officers are shot trying to explain why it is not her fault. that is not normal. she is dismissing almost half of cases. law enforcement are everyday risking their lives, trying to keep the community safe, they depend on top prosecutor that will take cases and follow through against dangerous criminals. we look at statistics in entire state of florida, she was the worst prosecutor and dismissing those after law enforcement were doing their job. you cannot have that in a circuit top prosecutor, it is not fair to the citizens and will result in further victimization of folks in the area. >> ashley: ashley, the tampa mayor was on family fishing trip and caught a million dollars in cocoa co -- cocaine, like 70 pounds. i thought drugs coming from the border, did that connect for you? >> of course. i was before i was attorney general, i was a former federal prosecutor, we saw folks trying to smuggle drugs through maritime routes. your initial reaction is correct, if that is happening in florida, governor desantis called in resources to help do the job federal government is not doing. think of the border in texas and arizona and drug trafficking coming through and notice on this channel yesterday, you were highlighting how bad it is getting. just yesterday 6000 encountered and 3000 known gotawayses. it is scary, you want to protect your family. doesn't surprise me. >> carley: doesn't surprise anybody and people need to remember drugs robot just coming to texas and arizona, florida is a border state and it is happening in your neck of the woods. thank you for joining us. >> carley: at least 36 people confirmed dead, unprecedented wildfire devastate the island of maui. this is lahaina before and after being burned to the ground. some ran into the ocean to save their lives. >> that community of lahaina on maui is historic, close, tight-knit community and to see how the fires destroyed that community and how many lives have been taken, how many families have been displaced, yesterday the death toll was sadly six people they found passed away because of the fire and that has gone up to 36. what i'm hearing from friends and community leaders on maui, they expect that number to increase as first responders get to the areas most heavily impacted by the fire. >> winds topping 70 miles per hour. it is spreading the flames. senior meteorologist janice dean has the forecast. >> devastating. here is an aerial shot of maui, completely destroyed from the wildfires. you heard the death toll is probably going up and aerial footage shows the people had nowhere to escape. wind speed going down, 14, 16 mile per hour, we had a very strong pressure gradient and that is why the wind gusts 400 or 500 miles away was interacting with this giant area of tight pressure. tight pressure gradient and winds in excess of 70 miles per hour and it spread, it was hard to contain and this will be one of the most devastating thing to ever happen to the islands. dora moving away from hawaii, we will still feel wind gusts later today. we will have to watch that, fires are still not controlled. forecast today, potential for severe storm for the plain states and mid-atlantic region, we have excessive heat warnings for another day with no heat relief in sight for the areas. heat index 110 to 115 for texas and louisiana. we'll watch this story, it is a top story. i do agree, the death toll is probably going to go up today, unimaginable. there are no words for it, it is hard to look at. >> carley: devastating. thank you so much. kamala harris is sending invite for her grassroots reception on martha's vineyard and some tickets are $10,000. >> ashley: we'll ask joe concha if he bought a ticket. don't go anywhere. searchable, verified reviews. that's better than the ham, and i've never said that. booking.com booking.yeah your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong 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joe: carley, can i answer your question with a question? why does it always have to fall to peter doocy or jacqui heinrich to ask these kinds of completely relevant, completely fair, completely not lousy questions? and here you have the sitting president of the united states answering like a jilted teenager who just got caught cheating on a test. i mean, every reporter that covers joe biden should be following up with questions like these every time provides the opportunity to do so, which is rare. i mean, this is the president who has not held a solo press conference on u.s. soil since november. he simply can't answer anything outside after teleprompter especially as it pertains to the biden bribery scandal not going away as long as the g.o.p. controls the house, ashley. >> carley: all right, joe, from the president to the vice. haven't kamala harris is going to be holding grassroots reception saturday on behalf of the biden-harris re-election campaign tickets range f make se they have the resources need to win in 2024 it is campaign season and she is going to be spending it with the crowd. >> imagine spending $10,000 to hear harris speak. this completely underscores and completely crystallizes contact exactly what the democratic party has become. these are not your daddy's donkeys anymore. a party once portrayed itself a party for the little guy. a party for blue collar workers. instead, it's now the party for the elite. the party for those in big cities and on beautiful islands. the party that used to accuse republicans as being by the way the party for the richest 1%. the fact that this fundraiser is being held on one of the richest places in the world, martha's vineyard and billed as a grassroots fundraiser that is accurate whether this party represents the martha vineyard's crowd the home of barack and michelle obama. this is what the party has become. a real opportunity for donald trump or whoever the republican nominee is to hammer mommy. this party doesn't represent you anymore. >> ashley: so you bought your ticket is what you're saying? >> joe: yeah, i bought my tickets all right for a cubs game coming up soon. not author this. can't do it. >> not quite my crowder. >> carley: kamala harris takes on a forceful new role in the 2024 campaign. she is apparently going to be have a more forward-facing job on the campaign trail. so we're just going to have to wait and see if it ends up paying off. joe, got to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. enjoy the cubs game. >> ashley: thanks, joe. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts now. >> ashley: have a good day. >> joe biden exploded at our very own peter doocy for daring to ask this question. >> you were on speaker phone a lot with them. talking business. >> i never talked business with anybody. i knew you would have a lousy question. >> peter: tonight i'm wondering what is the right question? >> the island of maui is under a state of emergency with thousands under threat of 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