>> brian: and you did. that was your best. now something that's going to tick you off. you ready? some of the most enraging stories of the week have to do with kids. people other than their parents who are supposed to be protecting the children are flat out not. case in point i will bring to you vicksburg, michigan where boys are allowed to use the same school bathrooms and locker rooms as girls. >> many female students are using the bathroom only one time a day out of fear of anxiety that a male student could be in the bathroom with them. >> i'm a survivor child sex abuse. do you know how terrifying it is for me as a survivor to put my child n. somewhere i thought was safe. i will not let her step foot in that high school because that is mean putting her in harm's way. >> brian: a group of female students say they even went to school officials about this saying a boy was exposing himself in the bathroom. and a brand new lawsuit the girls say they were told to tolerate it, not to embarrass the biological male pretending to be a girl. instead, they should look away and not bully him/her. and in california, the state is suing a school district for telling parents if their child is changing genders at school, for anyone saying these types of concerns are only coming from conservative parents who are concerned that the parents aren't finding out what their kids are up to at school, i want you to hear from this mom. >> i'm a lifelong democrat. i have a daughter who used to believe that she was a boy. she was indoctrinated by her school. that fact was hidden from me. why do they want to keep this a secret? because we're bigots? because we harm our children? that is a lie. >> brian: joining us right now to discuss this and it's just not an american problem is piers morgan host of piers morgan uncensored on fox nation. we were talking a little bit about this on the break and "the five." this is getting worse. not just an american problem. didn't we start it. >> piers: i would say yes but i would also say in britain we have got the same problem of the woke left trying to dominate an agenda which means their rights for tiny minority of people are now supplanting the rights of the vast majority. i want to ask when i hear that poor mother there talking in the way that she did, i want to ask where are the rights of girls and women in all this debate? why are women being erased? why is the word "woman" now an offensive term? when did we allow biological male to dominate women's sport? and wreck it irrec cobbably potentially. when did we allow young girls to be in some kind of locker room and have biological males walking in and derobing in front of them? when did we let this happen? and how can this be happening just after the me too times up campaign? which went on for years and was supposed to be all about protecting women? who is now protecting women? and i address this as much to other women as i do to you or to men. we can say as much as we like about this, but so many women have been cowered into silence. two afraid to do what their mother did. if they do but the their head out shot down and called transphobic. >> brian: nuts think living 1919 with the taliban in charge but it's not. the administration is not just jumping on the transgender side. they are staying i don't know straddling the fence. listen to what kjp said talking about this thing or really not talking about it. listen. >> the department of education proposal rule as you know that gives schools the flebility to establish their own athletics policies. and so while establishing guardrails, right, to prevent discrimination against transgender kids. that is something that is incredibly important uh, uh, that the president wants to make sure we also do that as well. >> brian: they can't figure it out. they want the school districts to figure it out. she don't know what's good. >> piers: went on to say trans athlete in women sport is very complicated and no easy solution. no it's not complicated. and it's a very easy solution. you ban them. canada today in cricket, i know your favorite sport the canadian national pickerington team has picked their first transgender contributor. a cricketer a male incredibly unsuccessful. never got anywhere near national competition. what does it mean, brian? that means that a biological female has been deprived of the chance of playing for her country because a biological male who was nowhere near good enough as a man to compete at that level is now considered an elite sports woman. it is completely outrageous. >> brian: if i'm right, track and field got ahead of this. and they said no, that's not going to happen. >> some sports have done it. all sports should do it. it's not about being transphobic. i want trans feel have the rights to fairness and equality that we all enjoy. that doesn't mean that in their campaign to get those rights they damage and diminish and destroy women's rights. i say, look, in sport, very simple. you have another category for trans athletes, completely new category. or they compete against their biological sex. as many of them used to, less successfully. >> brian: this is so easy so solve. i wonder why we are not. in the u.k. they say this why want to take it. nhs doctors are told not to ask transpatients their names it's rude, intrusive and insensitive according to officials. so you cannot ask them their gender. you cannot ask them their name. >> that's ridiculous. a little thing, when i fly on british airways, obviously always british airways when i'm on british airways there always used to be a soothing monotone british accent that would say ladies and gentlemen, welcome to your british airways flight. now they are not allowed to say ladies and gentlemen and gentlemen because there might be somebody who identifies as something else on the plane who might or might not be offended to which i say what about my right to be called a gentleman? what about a woman's right to be called a lady? when did those rights get completely destroyed at the alter of trans activism. i want their rights to fairness and equality but i want my right, actually, to be called a man and a gentleman. i want women to be called women. i want girls to be protected. i want women's sport to be protected. and i think the vast majority of people in america and britain and other countries agree with me. >> brian: but california not only doesn't agree with you they are suing a district that says no, we will tell your parents if your 12-year-old girl and you want to be a 12-year-old boy and they're being sued. that's the chico unified school district. >> have you seen this case of an 11-year-old girl who apparently was a little confused at school. and the school said right, we think that you, you know, you are secretly wanting to be a boy. we are going to help facilitate that identify as a boy at the school and we won't tell your parents. the parents sued and won $100,000. that's how this is going to change. you will see a lot of lawsuits because i'm a father of an 11-year-old girl. i have three older sons but an 11-year-old girl that same age. i watched the interview with the mother and daughter on fox today i think it was. and what was striking, this girl, who had been confused is now not confused at all. she is a girl. >> brian: that was "fox & friends." >> piers: so that was your interview, i think. i remember thinking right. so that's my point. they are not emotionally or psychologically or physically equipped to make a decision about what they want to be. the parents should be involved in that decision. and the school is hiding it from parents, in my view, is a form of state sponsored child abuse. >> brian: what if your school had that policy daughter goes to school not informing the parents what would you do. >> i would go completely nuts. i would identify as a raving lunatic and i would go in there and put her out and say she is not coming back here until you stop this woke nonsense. most parents would feel that way. the idea that my daughter could somehow be a boy at school and that was hidden from me as her father, i would find completely outrageous. i think most parents think that. >> brian: do you know what i also would think, most teachers agree with you. >> yes. >> brian: they are subjected to the teacher's unions that said you step out of line you lose your tenure and position and they don't get paid enough anyway. >> too much corporate america and i include unions in all of that as well. too much corporate america and corporate britain and corporate canada and other countries. they are getting bullied into taking positions on this stuff which tailor to a tiny minority of activists and they are forgetting about the vast majority of people who actually lead common sense lives and who want basic principles about the live in to be upheld. >> brian: one new jersey teacher came out and said they were told by the school district to hide the fact that a child told them about they wanted to transition. so what do you do if you are the teacher? you speak up and do the right thing, you lose your job the next day. and the thing is it's easy to say do the right thing. but when you have kids at home and you have got make a living it's tough. >> piers: we had a clinic in london, very infamous clinic where they were performing these surgeries on young kids who wanted to transition. what would have happened with that 11-year-old girl, right, who thought she was a little bit confused. probably a bit of a tomboy. remember tomboys? how prevalent that was. a lot of girls would go through a phase of being tomboys. the idea that he this would be seized by society. >> brian: absolutely. >> piers: put into a clinic and mutilated before they had a chance to even really go through pursuant and work out for themselves what they're actually going to be in life is to me inhumane. >> brian: i don't know how well you studied my biography. >> piers: i studied it 15 times. i want to be you. the duracell bunny. the man who never sleeps. the man who never works you are a template for all of us. you should identify as a duracell bunny. >> brian: well, if i could finish my thought. [laughter] in fifth grade i declared i would not be interested in a girl that wasn't good in sports. like tatem o'neil in bad news bears. i don't know if you covered that tatem o'neil would have been forced to be a guy. >> brian: i enjoyed your first appearance on laura ingraham show. >> piers: she wasn't what i expected. she is now apparently laura is now identifying as brian kilmeade. >> brian: just for today. >> piers: which you think you haven't heard of a horrifying transition enough. this is as bad as it gets, people. >> brian: evidently okay to come on the show without a tie. >> piers: i took my live lead from you you are going al fresco doing these shows. you come all tied up and now i feel naked. >> brian: you are not naked so you know. piers, thanks so much for coming on. >> great to see you. >> brian: see you hopefully next week. >> piers: this has to be one. this is a culture war which is damaging the integrity of women's right in sport in privacy, safety, all these things. it has to be won. women and girls have to be protected. >> brian: you done? >> piers: can i carry on for another hour. and another segment, maybe? >> brian: coming up. >> piers: get him out of here. >> brian: that's the voice in my head. is he does well in one debate and suddenly he is the most maligned man in america. vivek ramaswamy joins us live, next. don't move. ♪ ♪ ow! whoa! watch where you're going. yeah mom, pay attention. what if it's a concussion? hang on, i'll look it up. uh... i'm probably fine... probably? we noticed something wasn't right and got her to a doctor. i thought i was okay, but i had a concussion. sometimes, it's hard to tell on your own. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. ♪ >> brian: all right. here's a quick idea what's going on in joe biden's america right now. philadelphia. retired navy commander walking his dog, brutally beaten and robbed for walking his dog. >> war zone in iraq. did two years in ukraine. and would not have expected this to happen in my very own neighborhood. it was very upsetting because you want to feel safe at home. >> brian: chicago, television news crew reporting on robberies in the area was record in the area. and in seattle, masked men tased and robbed a man in broad daylight. >> right now everything you got come the of everything. [taser] >> shut up. take the ring off. [choking] >> trying to. >> what if these are anomalies they are not. g.o.p. candidate obviously. vivek a lot of this is due to lenient policies put in place by local democratic leaders. we know that what can do be done on the national level? >> so, look, i think we can stop subsidizing these bad behaviors he had local level, brian. i don't think localities should get money, block grants from the federal government unless allowing cops to do their jobs. we know how to address crime in this country. more cops on the street. literally on the street without being able to look over their shoulder, fear of being sued. that's thing number one. thing number two is bring back mental health institutions. we have a mental health epidemic across this country. over the same period that we sought closure of mental health institutions, we have seen a spike in violent crime in this country. that doesn't mean drugging up a bunch of people with zoloft and seroquel. it means restoring purpose, faith-based approaches and otherwise. but those are politically incorrect discussions right now. cops doing their jobs and mental health institutions i say bring both of those thing back. that's how we address violent crime. >> brian: tried to use troops portland and seattle vilified for it now you see the results. i talked to kevin owe leary. great mind from shark tank. i asked him about bidenomics. he said the problem is the money keeps going to corporations. here's what he said would work and here's what's not. listen. >> small guy, the business between five and 500 employees he has been cut off at the regional bank level. the rates he pays for money from gone from 4 percent to 5% to 11% to 17%. meanwhile write $2 trillion to the big guys. seems unfair to me to support a bee hermine meth company that has a lot of its employees outside of america and not my companies, small business. >> brian: the regulations got so strong because of the failed regional banks, the ones that survived can't lend money. the rates are so high, small businesses can't get money even to float a payroll. it doesn't seem like this administration knows how to balance a budget or run a dry cleaner or a deli or a restaurant. >> so, look, the fact of the matter is prices have shot up, wages have not. people are feeling the pain. and the answer is bidenomics is really only working in name because of the optical allusion they created by government spending in picking favorites. the number one sector that expanded jobs, brian, in the first half of this year was actually the government itself. that's the same government that's picking favorites in the private sector. if you are in the electric vehicle business or in some sort of climate change business great shower government aid on you. small businesses across the country aren't playing that game can't afford to lobby business federal government they're the ones left holding the bag. what i think i need we need a revival of in this country, brian, true capitalism. not the crony capitalism where you see large companies lobbying for special insulation competition one sector after another. to banking to frankly electric vehicles. what we actually need in this country is one standard of the rule of law applied to every company, let them compete. let capitalism, once again, be the system that lifts all people up from poverty. >> brian: i'm saw you saw mitch mcconnell freeze up for the second time. >> yeah. brian maybe the third after his concussion that wiped him out for ail who. in a statement they said mcconnell is okay now. is he medically cleared to continue his schedule as planned. between that, between fetterman being basically unable to put a sentence together or communicate and who knows how well he is thinking. we see that dianne feinstein is not close to being all there, and we see the president doesn't know how to walk off a stage, what does that tell you about where we are at now with our politicians? >> well, look, in mitch mcconnell's case i want to pray for his recovery and hope he and his family are doing well. but let's separate that from a separate issue we have going on in this country. we need a generational change in who actually leads this country forward. there is a reason why young people are badly disaffected by politics. and, brian, the examples you raise, those are just symptoms of a deeper mentality shift that we need in this country, we are not going to move this nation forward by just reciting slogans we memorized 30 years ago. we're going to have to wake up to the unique challenges of the present. that's part of why i'm in this race. i understand why young people are badly disaffected by politics. and i do think it's going to take a different generation of leadership to move this nation forward. >> brian: i think you know the guy you had in mind when you said to lead that generation. vivek ramaswamy, you've taken -- you've become a rock star overnight. big crowds, a lot of critic critics and fans, brought it on yourself, pal. you used to live a peaceful life. vivek ramaswamy, best of luck on the trail. >> thank you, brian. i appreciate it. >> brian: meanwhile, how the left is trying to change the way you vote. mollie hemingway and monica crowley examine that story next. don't move. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> laura: just like they will stay in ukraine as long as it takes. they will keep to keep trump out, out of the white house as long as it takes by any means necessary. democrats and never trumpers know that he is the inevitable nominee so they're getting contingency plans in place. >> brian: that was laura. now, let's continue that theme because it continues in life. those contingency plans keep on building. the left really wants to keep trump out of the white house and maybe prevent him from running. first they tried to impeach him twice. then they tried indicting him four times. now they are working to keep trump off the ballot all together, you know, citing the 1st amendment. but if none of that works, the left will try harder to make sure that you don't vote. i don't mean that i they will start all of a sudden supporting voter i.d. laws that would make way too much sense. they are going to be getting prepared to have new restrictions and putting then in place right now just like they did during covid when they evidently had no choice. the fear-mongering has begun. >> a late summer wave of new covid infections making its way through workplaces, government offices, and now classrooms, too. some schools are closed right after they started back up for the year. >> sounds lining we need to be on high alert here in the coming weeks. >> stay tuned. >> stay tuned. >> brian: that wasn't from 2020. that's from now. we're already seeing the panic in new york. people wearing masks outside. outside. if this keeps going, do you think people are going to the want to stand in line at a voting booth? not a chance. let me bring you back to november of 2020. it was the same thing. we are seeing right now. people in masks, social distancing. some were scared to leave their homes. maybe you know them. maybe you were one of those people which led to a surge of mail-in voting from 2016 to 2020 the number of mail-in ballots sent to voters doubled. 2016 a quarter of the voters used though the ballots in 2020 it spiked to 43%. some states waived her restrictions like requiring witnesses to sign your absentee ballot. who if know how many issues arose because of all of this. if their covid fear-mongering doesn't get you right now, they will try to scare new other ways. watch. >> we have a leading candidate for president on the republican side who glorifies the use of violence and, in particular, the use of political violence. unfortunately, on the right, political violence has been mainstreamed. >> will we see his supporters resort to violence? >> this is not normal and it's not loaded gun rhetoric. it's actual loaded guns that we need to be worried about here. >> brian: all right. the left is laying the groundwork for major changes in 2024. >> they want to scare you away. we can see it happening right in plain sight. we have to keep calling it out for what it is and maybe they won't do it. joining me now is mollie hemingway fox news contributor and editor in chief of the federalist and monica crowley is here, former assistant treasury secretary in the trump administration. monica, who will a surgeon in mail-in voting help, republicans or democrats? >> well, you know, fear is government's most effective weapon and they used it really well in 2020 to set up all of these new rules across the country swamped the system in order to try to rig the system for the democrats, for joe biden. are they going to try to pull off the same thing again? that takes real can a hone miss to do it again most of the american people are wrong to ont is going on here they are not going to stand for it again. they have the same set-up ready to go to get biden or whoever the democrats nominate in as president by using system all of the same tactic. >> brian: ronna mcdaniel said hey let's not run from mail-in voting yet still creates chaos and i think lays the groundwork for distrust for ultimate outcome on both sides. mollie, we talked on the radio about the 14th amendment show trials in washington, d.c., new york, in atlanta as well, the whole point of the show trial is to secure a quick conviction. so there could be some kind of pretense for left wing state officials to try to keep republicans off the ballot there and that would be a really big situation, even in states where the republican is not likely to win the presidential elector votes. those states still matter for congressional races, senate races, state and local races as well. it's pretty clear that this is the strategy, this is why these trials are being rushed through in a way that even left wing activists say somewhat surprising but that's the whole point. it's a show trial to secure quick convictions. >> brian: just to get clarity. tell me if i have this right. your theory is they will try to knock them off in california. knock them off in obviously blue states people think what's the big deal in the big deal is if you don't have your candidate at the top of the ticket, you more than likely to stay home that would hurt the congressional seats that come out of california that come out of new york, correct? >> yeah. they are massive coat tails for each party. their candidate brings a lot of other people along. even more than that, this is such an assault on democratic processes. we are crossing lines that i don't think anyone imagined they would do. and i do want to say to monica's point. while it's true that republicans have woken up to how much they need to be concerned about election processes, it's also true that democrats are moving on as well from what they did in 2020 one of the things that president biden did when he first took office he said that he would like every single federal agency to get involved in election nearing on -- i mean, the unstated issue there is on behalf of democrats. so that if you are giving student aid, you have students brought into the election process in a way that benefits democrats. way more than it benefits republicans. this is the type of thing that effects the integrity of election process. republicans should wake up to that as well. >> brian: monica, do you believe this is all an effort to stop trump from being the nominee or to make him a wounded nominee? >> well, that's a very interesting question. and to mollie's point, she is exactly right. the left always has much more imagination and creativity on how to do these things than the right does. we are always fighting the last war. and the left and the democrats are always fighting the next one they have come up with new and creative ways to do. this to your question about what they wanted donald trump i think it's two fold. i think actually they are split on the left. i think a lot of people want to marginalize him. i said in this network in march of 2017 that they wanted -- that they didn't just want to destroy donald trump's presidency, although they did, they wanted the man imprisoned. i said that in march of 2017, and nobody really believed me. so i think there is a big chunk on the left that actually does want to see him completely marginalized i also think there is a big chunk of the democrats who auto would like to see him as the nominee because they believe is he more easily beatable than anybody else. i think they are wrong about that and they need to be careful for what they wish for. >> brian: love to the border real quick because today a few hours ago the democratic governor of massachusetts activated the national guard, mollie, to deal with the immigration crisis they think they have a crisis they should check out new york. the same state that asked people to take in illegal immigrants into their homes what could possibly go wrong. the democratic governors and mayors are panicking because of joe biden's negligence at the border. your thoughts about how this is going to come out? >> well, this is willful efforts by the democrat administration. president biden on his first day removed all sorts of things that had been done under the trump administration to control the border. you had democrats who were very upset at any efforts to secure the southern border. and now they are dealing with what a lot of people throughout the country have dealt with for years with the resources that must be given for all these illegal crossings. >> brian: monica and mollie thanks so much. gina raimondo tells us what the biden administration really wants to get out of china. robert lighthizer and robert o'brien are here next to tell us what our policy should be. don't move. ♪ hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? says says t night, it looks like beijing's bailout is in the works. joining us right now with a different point of view, bob lighthizer, former u.s. trade representative under president trump and robert o'brien, former trump national security adviser with a rich resume for both of them. bob, i can whichly china has never been more vulnerable so why is it our job to prop them up? i will start with you, bob lighthizer? >> well, it's absolutely insanity o brian. the relation is the status quo, more business, more investment helps china. we are transferring hundreds of billions of dollars of the wealth of us our jobs and our children's jobs and wealth to china every single year. we have to stop that they are using that money to build up their army, their navy, to build their technology. i was quite disheartened by this trip because he had said we want more business. we want dialogue. look it, dialogues, we have had dialogues for 40 years with china. they promise things and never do anything what it told me is either that these people don't understand the nature of the threat or they think the investment class is more important than the working class robert o'brien you weren't there yet in the position you were. in one of the first visits president biden had i president xi. what derailed? were they wrong to say get your hand out we can work together then? what derailed since? >> well, i think that chinese took advantage of everything we gave them and every opportunity we gave them and bob lighthizer is the best negotiator in america and got a great deal and they didn't abide by the deal. they breached it and so they weren't interested in anything. they are taking the money we are sending them. all the investment into their ship building companies, all the investment in their aerospace companies and they are building a destroyer a month we build two destroyers a year they are doing one a month. they built 1,000 new nuclear silos near beijing. they have more icbms intercontinental ballistic missiles pointed at america than we have pointed at russia. they are using it with our money. we are funding it. ridiculous. time to decouple from china. the chinese people deserve freedom, too. that's what gina raimondo left out. they deserve a good economy. they deserve freedom. they deserve to be ruled by people they elect not by the communist party. the uyghurs deserve not to live in concentration camps. >> i thought we were anti-concentration camp as a country. here is how spending china, watch. >> where do you think things stand with the relationship with beijing in what needs to change? >> the things that need to change are being changed. this administration has had the strongest response to economic competition and national security of any we have seen in decades. beginning to hold china accountable in a way this country has not for too long. >> brian: are they tough enough, bob? i think you indicated they aren't. here's one other thing that has changed since you left. china now has 21% at least unemployment among its youth 18-24. their economy was growing at 8% before the pandemic. it's stuck at 3%. the real estate companies are imploding after a decade of overbuilding. this is vulnerability but it also shows a country that might look to strike to change the subject and to change the mindset. your thoughts? >> well, first of all, you know, the notion that they were the first people to take on china is absolutely untrue. what we are seeing as a return to the biden policy, which is really kind of a pro-status quo pro-china policy. holding them accountable the only thing they have done constructive is keep the trump tariffs. and it scares me to be honest, brian, what will happen if president biden is reelected. i believe the tariff also go. i think the tariffs are the beginning of decoupling. it started in the trump administration. we were the first administration in history to recognize the gravity of the relationship and to recognize and state that they were a hostile adversary. we didn't begin this process of changing our economic relationship. >> and robert o'brien just to close, we know this counter act, i guess, the g 8 and the g-20. it consists of curve tries like venezuela, china, india, maybe even saudi arabia. to rival america and devalue the dollars, should would he be worried. >> i'm not too worried about any alliance that has argentina and iran and china economically but what we do need to be concerned about appeasement of china. they are trying to use brics to take away our advantage in the world. they spent a spy balloon over america. what was the response four cabinet secretaries go to beijing and janet yellen bowed to xi and raimondo said she wants to help them, you know, bail them out of their economic crisis. any bailout we give them will be used to build more platforms to threaten our sailors, airmen, marines, soldiers, coast guardsmen in the pacific? i mean, this is ridiculous. the biden administration started out pretty well when they were following the trump policies but now they are going to the old democratic handbook of appeasement of china. it's really a shame. >> it's a shame and it's embarrassing. we deserve better. we put more money, our tax dollars into a pentagon to show muscle, not weakness. still goes over big smile it's a joke. thanks for spending thursday night with us. appreciate it. meanwhile, up next on this show, the nevada ranger who drove through a blockade put up by climate protesters is now under scrutiny. emily compagno is here with reaction. and that's what she looks like do you ever feel dehydrated and need to feel better quickly? liquid labs from force factor hydrates better and faster than water alone. and, liquid labs is delicious, easy to use and affordable. rush to walmart and find liquid labs in the vitamin aisle. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? 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>> no, i think i hold a very unique perspective that nobody else in that courtroom held and i know the love i witnessed. >> the documentary has an inmatt look at the murdaugh families. and private never been seen videos. alex is serving 2 life sentences for the 2021 murders for covering up financial crimes. buster think that's a weak motive and the jury got it wrong. >> i think a lot of the jurors felt that way prior to when they had to deliberate. it was pre-determined in their minds before they heard any shred of evidence. >> buster told martha he gave the interview to clear up lies about his family and himself and including he was involved in the death of his gay classmate. >> i never had anything to do with him in any reward. >> a lot of new ground covered. in the fall of the house of murdaugh on fox nation. you will hear from murdaugh in prison. he broke inmate rules and lost his phone privileges. >> brian: having trouble in prison? >> he is. >> brian: we saw what a scoundrel he was in business. does that play into it? >> i don't think it does anything positive for him. his reputation is gone. he lied about being at the scene and did him in. >> brian: the rangers that blocked the road to the burning man event is under scrutiny for how he did it. watch. >> [sirens wailing]. >> [screaming]. >> [radio chatter]. >> [screaming]. >> [shouting]. >> get out now! >> [shouting]. >> get on the ground! >> [screaming]. >> don't move. >> we have no weapons at all. we are environmental protestors. >> [sobbing]. >> please! >> [screaming]. >> please! >> brian: that group that organized the protest said it was a snapshot of police brutality. the tribe says the ranger's conduct is under review. joining me now to break this down emily compagno. the same emily compagno who co-hosts "outnumbered." it's unclear what kind of weapon was used. from what you can see did they do anything wrong? >> no, they did not. my first thought when i first heard about this was a sense of relief. i learned it was tribal police who had come on the scene. i thought that would render them immune from the persecution the left is clamoring about. these type of eco-warriors think they can act with impunity. they call an act of violence an officers drawing a taser on a situation that he knows is already a felony. blocking the highway. how does he know they are know armed? the fact that he is being called the person of brutality, they say ouch to bruises when they have such risk behavior. >> brian: who are they convincing that their cause by causing so much unrest and anger among the people who wanted to go to an event? you are not making any converts. climate protestors blocked the road in washington and this is how the drives handleed it. >> [shouting]. >> [screaming]. >> [bleep]. >> [shouting]. >> get off of here. >> [bleep]. >> brian: i want to work. imagine if these protestor his to go to work. they are probably get paid to sit in the middle. road. >> who is bankrolling this? it's the celebrities. when every day americans try to commute, i won't forget the video on parole. if he was 1 minute late to work that puts him back in incarceration and the eco-warriors blocked the road from him. we support law enforcement. they are hamstrung in this situation. these guys are being emboldened with social media. they expect no change. they are cowards. >> brian: they go into museums and glue themselves to paintings and roads and upset people. they don't convert people. it's crazy and it won't stop. i sense the more we show it the more they will do it but they are not happy with what joe biden is doing on climate. >> it will never be enough for them. >> brian: congratulations on your podcast. >> thank you very much. we had an update on the warren situation. >> brian: thank you very much. that's it for me. if you have not seen it, see me in the morning fox and friends. or pick up my new book in november >> president biden starting september with bigger spotlight on the migrant emergency he is presiding over and criticism coming from blue states and cities left out to dry by white house that is not answering calls for help. you are uch waing "fox and friends," i'm griff jenkins in for todd piro. hi, ashley. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. biden skipped a meeting with governor kathy hochul, who was at the