♪ ["war" performing] >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, we've been listening to this our whole lives. it is our friends from the band war featuring "low rider" in our all-american summer concert series. the rain stopped just in time so they could go outside. how cool is that? >> ainsley: awesome. we were just interviewing him, we are dazed and confused, we cannot believe we are meeting this man that sang "why can't be we friends," and all the guys loved "dazed and confused." all right, all right, all right. that song was playing and here we are 20 years later and interviewing the man who sang it to us. >> steve: i had the top down blaring "low rider." >> ainsley: matthew mcconaughey. >> steve: i was in college, i was a dj. >> ainsley: look at that microphone. >> griff: what are you holding? >> steve: i had a lot of hair there. >> griff: ice cream cone? >> ainsley: looks like a clown nose. >> steve: it was a microphone and our audio engineer said it is windy outside and they put a nerf ball on it, which was amazing. >> griff: do you still have that shirt? >> steve: no, it was a public service. people go, you know who you look exactly like? >> ainsley: your son? y'all have good hair in your family. >> steve: i had my mother's hair and peter has his mother's hair. >> ainsley: that is good, kathy has good hair. you haven't changed much. >> griff: awesome picture. >> steve: been playing "war" for years. whain what didn't y'all do, you and kathy? kathy was on espn and you were in ffa. >> steve: roofer, plumber, clothing store and -- >> griff: d.n.a. improved, peter is white house correspondent. >> ainsley: even better. >> steve: let's get to that, president biden is meeting with japan's prime minister at camp david. >> ainsley: summit comes as fox news reveals voters are not happy with his foreign policy and bidenomics. >> griff: peter doocy is live at the white house. hi, peter. >> peter: look at that hair. luckily my daughter has my hair and my mom's hair and right now it stands straight up this morning, like my dad's. >> ainsley: we want a picture. >> peter: we will get a picture, as well. this is big day at the biden white house, first time he's hosted a world leader at camp david. japan and north korea and they will talk about china and north korea and ballistic threats. foreign policy is the brightish spot on president biden's polling. everything is under water, but 41% say he is doing a good job with that. once you get to the economy, that dips down to 37% approving and inflation down to 31% and that is as consumer prices are up almost 16% since the president took office, driven by 62% spike in gas and 34% increase in credit card debt. that is why majority, 52% saying president biden made the economy worse and bigger majority, 65% say their personal financial situation is only fair or poor, much lower than the 35% who say it is excellent or good. there is a press conference later today, we don't know much about the format, but since there will be three world leaders speaking, press corps will probably only get one or two questions to president biden. back to you. >> steve: yesterday he was asked about maui and he said no, no, can't talk about it now. yesterday peter and i were talking on the phone issue it was not about our hair. >> ainsley: not about your farm business dealings. >> steve: it was about a foreign trip. income time people like you are able to shout a question at the president is going to be in another country. >> peter: next big thing on the schedule, they can add stuff, next big thing is trip to g-20 in india. later tonight, he is flying from camp david maryland, to lake tahoe, where he and whoever is invited on biden family vacation will hang out until next week. you have labor day on the calendar and long flight to the g-20. it is possible, he hasn't talked about the elevation of david weiss to special counsel to investigate his son and others. so it is possible first time that comes up is in india. >> steve: and peter, you were talking about the "washington post" story that come out and talked about hunter biden, how he's lived there this summer in the white house, but how the comps team tried to keep the president away from questions. >> peter: right. it does not mean they are not aware of it, they have a staff here to control the message, they want to talk about bidenomics, not special counsel expanding probe and plea deal falling,a part, laptops, they don't want to talk about that. that doesn't mean it will not come up or nobody will ask president biden about it. they can't keep him away from us forever. >> ainsley: when is he fitting in hawaii? >> peter: on monday. >> ainsley: he was asked again, do you want to comment on this and it says no, not now. biden disaster, joe gives a cold no comment when asked about the tragedy. >> peter: i don't understand the strategy of that, they have been very good sending him out with a card because they know something big will get shoutd and he will have a line, i don't know all the silence with hawaii, that is a change in the way they have operated here. >> steve: see what he says on sunday, perfect transition, the white house would rather talk about bidenomics, they think numbers are on their side. when you ask americans who are living under bidenomics, they say not so much. take a look at this, americans, are you dissatisfied with this country? direct your eyes to the bottom, 76% of independents say they are dissatisfied with direction of the country, that is up since 2021. >> ainsley: all of them are up, democrats are up and so are independents and think what happened in 2021, the afghanistan disaster. polls we saw go down as far as support for the president after that. seems most polls they have dropped and dropped over the course of his presidency. >> peter: we have been talking of this administration about inflation and gas prices, about pain you feel when you go to the grocery store and that is why this song from this country musician who is unknown to anybody -- >> steve: until this week. >> griff: labeled now the hottest thing in america, oliver anthony, pouring his heart out, an iraq veteran, dealt with mental health and depression issues and talking about pain he goes through and struggles that so many americans can relate to. take a quick listen if you haven't heard it. ♪ rich men north of richmond, they all want to have total control. want to know what you think. want to know what you do and they don't think you know, but i know that you do. your dollar and taxed to no end because the rich men north of richmond. >> steve: that song has struck such a chord with people around the world. as of yesterday afternoon, it had 17 million views on youtube and apparently the music industry want to make money and saw that and apparently somebody got ahold of him and said, we would like to give you $8 million. not interested. >> ainsley: he said, i don't believe what has gone on, strange people in the music industry give me blank stares when i brush off $8 million. i don't want to play stadium shows, i wrote the music because i was suffering with mental health and depression, these songs connect with people because they are being sung by someone feeling the words in the moment they were being sung. no bs, just some idiot and his guitar, the style of music we should have never -- we should never have gotten away from, blue gras old country music. >> steve: i love this guy. >> ainsley: me, too. >> steve: turned down $8 million. we've been trying to book him on the program since the song came out and in first hour i extended offer to oliver anthony to be on the show, let's see if he does. he had a show in his hometown of farmville, virginia. it sold out in two empty minutes, only seats 300 people. he only has a handful of songs so far. the person who offered $8 million probably said come up with more songs. that is daunting task for a man singing straight from the heart, it is hard to crank that stuff out. he's lived a life and that is lyrics come from. >> griff: it is connection, rich men north of richmond, he captured in emoegsz what everyone feels about washington eshg lites being out of touch with main-stream struggles when it comes to the paycheck. >> ainsley: why aren't we looking at for the miners, instead of just the minors, clever with treferring to epstein. he is up there now with swift swift and morgan wallen and we interviewed on monday jelly roll. he was arrested 40 times, was in prison, he said, people said i'm too heavy, have tattoos and don't look the part and his song goes to number one because it is relatable. >> steve: and on monday jelly roll was talking about this guy. oliver, come on, pick up the phone, love to have you on. >> ainsley: i had a friend who is not a country music fan at all and he wrote and said this resonates to me and about the only country song i really like. >> steve: hope oliver will come here and perform. to a fox weather alert. hurricane hillary, wind near 140 mile per hour. baja peninsula of california, bracing for tropical storm condition and severe flooding that could start by tonight and linger. >> ainsley: let's check in with adam klotz. >> adam: intensified overnight off the coast of mexico, very warm waters you can swim off of, the storm drifts north and will hit the colder water. people are in wet suits because water temperature is cooler, pay attention to tides there. sunday evening, approaching southern california, but you see winds start to drop off. this is not going to be a big wind story, that system drags across into pacific northwest. a lot of folks impacted by hillary as it makes the move. it is moisture it is bringing with it, everything in orange and three to five inches, spots see eight to 10 inches and you are getting into mountainous areas. this is a rare system and rare set up, 10 tropical systems come within 200 miles in the last 120 years, only two made landfall, something we will be paying attention to. those are weather headlines, back to you. >> steve: how long has it been since they have seen this kind of weather out there? >> adam: 1939, and 1972, only 10 tropical systems have been within 200 miles of los angeles, this is super rare. >> steve: and long beach is where our performers are from. where the group war started back 50 years ago. sir, thank you very much. >> ainsley: lots of rain, carley has headlines for us. >> carley: i do. fox news alert, one of two suspects wanted in the shooting of a texas deputy is in custody. green surrendered to police 59 a home north of houston, the swat team dismantled parts of the house to get him out. the suspect shot two other members of law enforcement and wounded a fourth while closing in on him. they are all in stable condition. los angeles leaders announce creation of retail crime task force to crack down on smash-and-grab robberies happening across california. former sheriff alex villanueva joined us to discuss it. >> the chickens have come home to roost. why is mayor leading this and where is the sheriff in all of this, hiding under his desk? this should be sheriff-led task force, he is northern nowhere to be found, speaks poorly of l.a. county. >> carley: new video out of l.a. shows car break-ins near fisherman's wharf. and you might be surprised to see how a candy bar got his name. >> eat a snickers, better? >> ainsley: great commercial for snickers and the candy bar was named fsha a horse that belonged to ethyl mars, co-founder of the company known as mars. the horse died just before the release of the bar topped with chocolate and peanutses, sold in 1930 for just $.05. we are smarter for knowing that. >> griff: the horse had a different name and died? >> carley: the horse was snickers and now snickers lives on. >> ainsley: my grandparents, mr. brucy, we would go over there and knock on the door because he would give us little snickers bars and invite us in and talk and give us snickers bars. we went to get snickers bars and he loved it. >> steve: on halloween, true stars were the families that gave out whole snicker bars and that is house you go to first next year. >> griff: i feel like i should stick up for nuget. >> steve: no new -- got. that is how they said it in the commercial. new-got. >> ainsley: mars bar is full of new-got. keep it out of the classroom, parents are fed up with gender identity policy, this while the garden state, new jersey, has a big battle brewing over parental rights. a father of seven is ush approximating back. >> griff: and billy busch wants to buy back bud light to make it great again, he will explain. >> steve: first here is war performing for our all-american concert summer series. ♪ ♪ on. comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam! they have waffles! ♪ (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. 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>> we are lucky we have a strong board and really good superintendent who is an educator and not a politician employees. keep fighting and pushing. we will incur some lawsuits and that will have to be okay. the attorney general is suing us, we have to incur lawsuits for greater good and take a stand and parents need to get off the sideline and stand up. a lot of people think it doesn't affect them. 70% of taxes in jersey go to the school system, even if you have grandchildren in the school system. write the governor and attorney general and parents need to be involved, no question about it, we can't accept it. as a 2k5d dad, i cannot accept it. i think i'm pretty good with my kids, but they are trying to socially change these kids out of ideology. >> ainsley: love the argument, we have to sign waiver to have tylenol, not to encourage our kids to get hormone blockers. have a great weekend with seven children, such a fun house, god bless you. from funnel cakes to front-runners, abby hornacek is at the iowa state fair and coming up next. first, 1000 miles away in new york city, war is performing for the all-american summer concert series. ♪ ♪ just two percent a year, problem solved! perry johnson's genius helped save the american automobile industry. now, it's our turn. his simple truths will bring america back. i'm perry johnson, and i approve this message. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's golo.com. ♪ >> the economy, the border, getting back on track. >> close that border, drain the swamp out. >> the economy and food prices, oil and gas prices. >> someone align with my view on social issues and conservative and same with fiscal policy. >> more common sense than emotion. >> economy, inflation, border. >> the border, the border is big. >> the economy is terrible, not sure how he claims it is good, it is not good out here. >> economy. >> the political crap going on on the hill, them people supposed to be working for us not getting filthy rich. >> stay out of my pocket. >> steve: political crap, voters at iowa state fair. >> ainsley: abby hornacek is live from des moines with more. >> steve: home of the corn dog. >> ainsley: and you can drop a corn kernel in for what candidate you like? >> that is right, we'll do that later. so fun to hear the people's answers, issues that are affecting regular americans are the same, where they are different, who they will vote for, who will run the show. this is what people had to say, take a listen. >> are there any candidates that interest you right now? >> president trump. he's the man that can get the job done. >> tim scott, he's a true conservative, i'm not a democrat or republican, i'm independent conservative. >> he's the only one that can do the job and save the country. >> i think i'd like somebody like hutchinson or burgum. >> he sounds really good. >> i'm still waiting to see what the best republican choice is at this point. still a long way to go. waiting for one to come out of the pack. >> only he has a couple more years, he can get corn dogs and get other things done at the fair. what is great about this fair, jeremy parson, ceo, knows everything there is. people can actually meet them and see what they are like in real life. what is reaction of people coming out for candidates? >> they talk about iowa candidates being retail, no better way to be retail than meet a third of iowa at the fair. presidential candidates walking up and down and interacting and shaking hands, little security, just interacting with iowans. >> unique to have one million people in one spot. how do you think they capitalized on the fact that these are folks that may not normally go to political events. they are competing for lines to get food. people are here for the fair and the candidates are that added attraction and not here thinking about politics, but interaction creates need for the candidate to meet someone. >> you mention food, what should i get later today? >> corn dog with mustard, traditional for me. >> i will leave you there to finish the show and go get one for breakfast. >> steve: try a pork chop, they are fantastic. >> griff: they come on a stick. >> ainsley: what about elephant ear or the turkey, people walk around with a big turkey leg. >> steve: nothing better than the state fair, live it up, next week they probably start sending kids to school. >> ainsley: the same fair that moves to every town? they end in south carolina like after football season starts. >> steve: that is like a county fair. >> ainsley: no, it is our state fair. >> griff: carneys, i think it is separate. >> ainsley: making bud light great again, the heir is hoping to raise redemption, he will join us on "fox and friends" next. >> steve: first here is war performing for the all-american summer concert series. take it away, lonny. ♪ ♪ [war performing] ♪ ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. shingles doesn't care but, shingrix protects. shingrix is now zero dollars for almost everyone. ask your doctor about shingrix today. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? 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>> steve: do. >> i was taking a guess, i want to come by. >> thank you. >> carley: i want to be a member of the busch family, i want clydesdale in my yard. new york city reportedly considered housing migrants in prefab housing and possibly inside shipping containers, the crisis is so bad mayor adams is calling on kathy hochul to issue executive order after her attorneys criticize his handling of the migrant crisis. and mark your calendar, fourth ynl tim montana and friends american thread sporting clay shoot will be october 2 and 3, raising money for military nonprofit and two years ago we sent joni jones, who led. it is a bunch of fun. steve, over to you. >> steve: a lot of fun indeed. thank you, coming up, war is going to perform that legendary song "why can't be be friends" on "fox and friends." first check in with our friend. >> bill: good sound issue, good morning. huge issues come into focus before the debate, what will korea and japan talk about china? we'll find out. what to do about ukraine? 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