>> brian: ron desantis is not going anywhere either. mark meridith joins us this morning. >> mark: we have seen candidates parachute in and out and fox news polling give us an idea of where things stand ahead of next week's dibait. donald trump continues to dominate in the presidential field among republicans with 53% support. florida governor ron desantis 16% and third place vivek ramaswamy 11% support. our power ranking encompasses everything in the race, details state of where things stand with trump front-runner, governor desantis and south carolina senator tim scott not far behind. for republicans challenging trump, perhaps next week is the chance for the break-out moment to reach millions who are actively eshg valuating primary choices. president biden says he is confident in his re-election chance as rumors swirl it is possible another democrat may challenge the nomination. fox took a look at who is up for grabs. poll shows president biden losing support from hispanic voters compared to 2020 and number of undecided voters surging. this month we have seen a number of top democrats from the cabinet and the vice president and the president himself trying to sell the president's vision about the economy, climate and inflation reduction act. polling shows people are concerned about the economy, for a number of different reasons. >> steve: mark, with the new polls that came out last night, the interesting thing is and we're a year from the election, joe biden beats all the republicans, but all the republicans are within striking distance all within the margin of error, three points this way, three points that way, they are on his heels. the people at the white house in the west wing behind you can't like that. >> mark: you are right. democrats are surprised given where things stand with the economy, with the low unemployment rate. that is why we've heard rumblings, even out loud from congressman from minnesota says he hopes a democrat will come in and try to challenge biden. yes, absolutely, we have seen reports that president biden is vulnerable against match up against former president trump. a lot could change, focus on the economy, a number of x factors could come into play. the election is 445 days away. >> ainsley: shows how strong candidate are, diverse field and all excellent. >> brian: are they concerned the president makes stuff up? he goes to conductor story and says he saw a bridge fall that never fell and says his grandfather died right before he was born. >> ainsley: says he lost his son on the battlefield. >> mark: usually reporters ask to clarify what was meant there, they said, i don't have anything to add, the president's words speak for himself. he has been challenged why he goes down that path. he believes his story, his experience the matter most to voters. the president has been known to skew in a different direction with life stories. voters get the ultimate say. >> brian: we should have our own life story as a people. >> steve: we haven't lived as long as joe biden, there is a lot of life. >> mark: what is interesting, he claims that is an advantage going into next year, that is what you would expect him to say. the age issue will matter, no doubt it will being on voter minds, the president believes the voters will see that as a positive with the experience. >> steve: recap the highlights, 53% of republican primary voters prefer at this point donald trump, which means that 47% would like to see somebody else when you add everything else together, which means the debate on next thursday, week from today, is so important. will it be the break-out moment for somebody like vivek ramaswamy, who doubled his number over june? vivek is the only republican to beat joe biden with independents and showed that graphic about an hour ago. he is ahead with independents 8 points and when asked of the trump supporters, if you didn't vote for donald trump, who would your second choice be, 37 said ron desantis and -- vivek ramaswamy. vivek ramaswamy moment in the republican party. >> ainsley: fox news poll, efforts to overturn the 2020 election, donald trump did 44% said illegal, 43% said something wrong issue not illegal, 53% said nothing seriously wrong. >> brian: i was reading the "wall street journal" and dan hanager said donald trump could not win the general election, until these indictments started coming down and people see fulton county prosecutor, a bureau prosecutor. they happen to have a florida ambitious da in florida, montana, texas, oklahoma. they go after that candidate and people that benefit is china. suddenly he says he is seeing galvanization of people seeing this being politics over and people saying, you know what, donald trump has a solid 30%, but 20% aboard because you see level he is attacked. >> steve: let's see how the trial things play out. i believe alan dershowitz said given all the charges, there will be convictions. let's see how that pans out and like mark meridith just said, we have 400 days, more movie to see before people start -- >> brian: georgia prosecutor wants it the day before super tuesday, how do you pretend -- >> steve: that will not happen. >> ainsley: six months for his attorneys to prepare something and apparently you need more time. >> brian: 19 people. >> steve: and prepare four other trials. >> ainsley: one headline talking about bud light hired marketing students to have the transgender dylan mulvaney as their spokesperson, didn't go over well and they lost millions. now the family heir, who used to be involved in the company, his grandfather or dad started the company, hes he wants to buy it back. they sold anheuser-busch to imbev in 2008. he said it is owned by brazilian company and woke students are running this and marketing and they don't know who the buyer is, the parent company doesn't know who the customer is. >> steve: they don't understand the american consumer. here is billy bush, from the anheuser-busch empire on the sideline talking to tomi lahren about if the opportunity ever game, imbev said, let's get rid of budweiser, he will buy it, first in line. watch this. >> they knew who their drinkers were, they were with bar owners and liquor store owners and talking day in and day out. when you are a foreign company and rely on woke students coming out of woke colleges to do your advertising for you, you are making a big mistake. you need to go out and understand who your core customer is. if they don't want that brand any longer, sell it back to the busch family, sell it back to me and we'll make that brand great again. >> brian: that is brilliant people are saying get a famous athlete or actor and put a bud light in their hand to change perception. what about the person that started it want it back, we created it and sold it, my family understands you, we will deliver to the bars. that would rescue bud light. >> ainsley: pretty much the only way to surn that company around fchl he bought it back, he will get it for a better price right now, it is not worth as much. buy it back, the original company and maybe go to yellowstone, the actors like kevin costner involved. >> steve: all they need are the clydesdale horses. budweiser, anheuser-busch company is as american in roots as anything. if in the event they were to sell to the busch family, it would be great. look, somebody else took over for 15 years, we know what you want. billy busch told tommy that his dad until he was in his 80ss and 90'ses, he would go to bars and liquor stores, this is the latest thing from our company, he was selling from the front line of beer drinkers. >> ainsley: they were meeting the bar owners and drinkers, you heard in the sound bite, his family would interact with customers. >> brian: going to the bar to see how people like my product. >> ainsley: sorry, wife, i have to do this. tough day at work. i have to go to the bar. >> brian: go back to the gene why us that got rid of the tab. people used to throw on the ground and you drink or you just get, now they pop it in. whoever invented that is genius. >> steve: people would take the tab and put in the drink. >> brian: cut your tongue. >> steve: some people did. >> ainsley: i know who invented it, the real men of genius. >> steve: that was bud light, right? tomace got that. >> ainsley: get kevin costner involved. ♪ real men of jesus. >> carley: best commercial of all time. >> ainsley: hundreds of them. >> brian: if you are in the marketing department and want to get bud light back, make us drink it on the show. product placement. >> ainsley: i'm starting to really like liberty. >> carley: you like that? >> ainsley: the emu runs over the grass and he says stay off the interstate. >> steve: we went from beer to liliability insurance. >> carley: we have news to get to. fox news alert, manhunt underway for two men who shot a texas deputy last night. the 29-year-old officer was airlifted to the hospital fighting hear its life. dps is assisting in the search for the suspects out on bond and have five prior adequates. and veto of fairness in women's sports act. now the north carolina state legislature has overruled him. because of the veto override, the new rule will take effect immediately. >> carley: what a week on "fox and friends," monday jelly roll performed single "need a favor," and posted a clip before his show in pittsburgh. >> what's going on? we need a vocal warm-up together. there we go, baby. look, a natural. we should switch places. >> carley: amazing, steve. that is not all, we got to announce the winner of this year's mullet championship for kids division, rory and the mullet named cheddar whiz and ainsley and steve should enter next year, they rock a mullet well. >> steve: i look like garth from wayne's world. >> ainsley: no split ends. >> carley: bring a mullet back to wear. america wants to see you in a mullet. >> brian: what a shame. >> steve: we have the mullet wigs, bring them out. >> brian: tease out. straight ahead, the terrorist master mind behind the september 11th attacks may avoid the death sentence, pete hegseth upset about that, served in afghanistan, was on guard at gitmo, he'll be here to talk about it. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. thanks to clearer skin with skyrizi - this is my moment. there's nothing on my skin and that means everything! ♪nothing is everything♪ now's the time. ask your doctor about skyrizi, the #1 dermatologist-prescribed biologic in psoriasis. learn how abbvie could help you save. >> janice: fox news weather alert. hurricane hillary, all four quadrants of the storm filling out. the storm will intensify in the next 24 on 48 hours and impact southern california, which doesn't happen a lot. cat 3 or higher, i think we'll have a category 4 storm increasingly likely, moisture get pulled territoried toward the south eastern u.s. here is the latest forecast track. becoming category strong 3 or 4, making landfall as a tropical storm, but it doesn't matter, this area cannot take rainfall. potential for tornados, tropical tornados, some structural damage possible. this is vulnerable area, southern california, desert region, getting a surge of moisture, three to five inches. this is the cone basically of uncertainty, this is center of the cone. along the coast, pace attention, chance the storm lingers and goes along the coast, that means more real estate impacted. southern california needs to get everything innin loo, it is coming this weekend. we have hillary and other interesting things, atlantic is getting active, folks along gust coast, florida, pay attention. hurricane hillary will be a big impact event for southern california, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much. where is the justice? that is what outraged family members of 9/11 victims are asking as they learn the terrorist mastermind behind the attack might avoid the death penalty. office of the chief prosecutor has been negotiating and considering pre-trial agreement temperature is possible a pre-trial agreement in this case would remove the possibility of death penalty. pete hegseth served after 9/11 and was a guard at gitmo and joins us now. your reaction? pete >> this administration is good at making plea deals, doesn't surprise me. we saw afghanistan, the was this administration ended it. when i was in guantanamo, there were 700 detainees still there, trying to prepare for the first trials. there was excitement thinking, finally, even in 2004, 2-1/2, three years later, when will we bring these guys to justice. it felt urgent even then and legal gears got mucked up by international organization and globalists who said, give these guys constitutional rights. george w. bush administration wanted to do it swiftly, the processes were long, ineffectual and didn't end the way we thought they would. it is tragedy for our ability as americans to wage war against people who wage war against us. if you can't be swift and at the end you are bargaining, makes you look weak. doesn't take away from what the guys in afghanistan did, all the heroism and courage of the men after 9/11. if we can't put away the man and put him to death, we're not serious. >> ainsley: what about the families who lost dads, moms or kids, what are they saying about this? >> well, they have been at this point, it is baked in, they feel like justice never will come. some cases, you look at guy and say, i realize the taliban and al qaeda folks have been rel released. under obama and others, terrorists who went back to target americans again. deal with the recycling of the anguish time and time again. leaders of the taliban in afghanistan today were in guantanamo bay. many look at the mastermind of 9/11, art of the architect, if we can't bring him to justice, that guy on the screen, we're fools and that is what we look like today. we are releasing bergdahl and terrorists. when it comes to the end, we've tied our own hands with lawyers and been unable to bring justice to the worst of the worst. it's a shame, i pray this changes public opinion coverage of this changes the way this administration executes it. it didn't happen in afghanistan, why would it happen here? >> ainsley: very disappointed. thanks, pete, and thanks for your service. retail giant sales fell after backlash from pride clothing line and theft. brian brenberg on the target tumble, next. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if you have an infection, sotyktu is a tyk2 inhibitor. tyk2 is part of the jak family. it's not known if sotyktu has the same risks as jak inhibitors. find what plaque psoriasis has been hiding. ask your dermatologist about sotyktu for clearer skin. so clearly you. sotyktu. hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. 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>> it used to symbolize, i can go get anything and that is what they want to be, first on your list for anything. the problem they have now because of pride backlash, people are saying, maybe i'll go if i'm out of options. they took a billion dollar hit to sales this past quarter because of that pride backlash. they basically said that on the earnings call and the problem is, i don't know if they have a plan to get out of it. it is an issue. they have put themselves in a corner with how they merchandise. >> brian: they put the price in the corner, but said it is not gone. >> brian: they did that in some locales, some said that is not what it is about, i want to shop somewhere where i feel good about it. walmart earnings knocked it out of the court this morning, tj maxx, same thing. >> brian: same economy. down 5.4%, total revenue 24 billion. what about shoplifting? it is huge. >> brian: a problem across all retail and target. the guys say we have a shrink issue. what is shrink? what are you talking about? it is retail code for people are stealing our stuff. nordstrom, same problem. stop talking about it like shrink, come out here, big ceos and retailers and say we need help, mayors, governors, people are stealing stuff and people paying the price are consumers who pay more. >> brian: we're pulling out and going to another state that will allow us to defend our product and have security there and prosecute people that are caught. next, gas prices indicative of how people travel, what they do, how much does it cost to go to work or school? >> brian: up 30 cents over the past month. oil is going up again, opec, saudi arabia said we'll turn down the spigget and in america we take what the world gives instead of dictating the prices, that is the boat we're caught in. >> brian: sources say that has administration nervous, gas prices go up, they can't say they have done everything possible. they have gotten rid of reserve. credit card delinquencies, i can't make payments and interest rates don't make it easier. >> brian: interest rates are up, credit card balance at record high and people are not able to make payments, delinquency rates higher than they were prepandemic and now households are saying, i not make the payment. >> brian: when they don't make the payment, what does that mean for the macro economy? 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there is something crazy in this. parents should not have a major issue with children bringing up at school. unaware of it to parents and the idea school districts would take part in this lie and collude with the lie is incredibly troubling. >> steve: we were talking during the break about how this is a very big conversation here in new york city. >> douglas: in new york city and california and new jersey. certain bits of the country and you can see this quite clearly, this is why i say a social contagion, you can choose your gender stuff. certain parts of the country go nuts for this, everyone choosing their gender and asked what their gender expression is from a young, inappropriately young age. children are trying to, wo out who they are, never mind the gender stuff. parts of this country where this stuff is a million miles away and some schools are concentrating on teachings math and literacy. >> steve: what is that? >> douglas: come back to that. >> steve: thank you. coming up quarter before top of the hour, we'll go back to class with this year's top school supplies, all made in america because it is back to school week on "fox and friends," bill hemmer got new shoes this week to prepare for the new term, if i'm -- >> bill: those young ladies were great, here at 5:30 this morning and been here since. congratulations to them. new fox polling take you inside the numbers, karl rove joins us on those. news on the economy, watch your wallet, gas prices are climbing maria will cover that. what is happening in schools with gender notification, very big story in states like new jersey and virginia, we'll get into that. the new computer that can read your brain waves and produce a song from it that you will recognize. can't make this up, autoa new world. dana and i will see you shortly, 15 minutes away, top of the hour. my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood... so my doctor gave me farxiga. ♪ farxiga ♪ it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life... and out of the hospital for heart failure. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. more time with her? 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