[the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner ♪ ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ [the star-spangled banner] gunmac welcome to fox and friends. cat, dog. >> two out of three and bad. >> caller: it was dog, you could say america, you added the cat and had to speak french or something. gunmac as always, you, america, deliver for the nation's and from. send those photos, friends@foxnews.com. it gives me and joey an extra minute. joey:i need at least an extra minute. it is great to see you. gunmac great to have you. will did not want to take over. >> guest: it is so much fun working with you guys. that is what it is. rachel: the interns are happy about that. joe: you can see the colors. rachel: we are going to turn to washington. we are 18 hours away from a government shutdown. pete: fire up the countdown clock. the house failing to pass a last ditch spending plan. 21 republicans and all democrats voting no on the bill by speaker mccarthy. joe: alexandria hoff joins us with the latest. >> reporter: a shutdown does seem inevitable at this point. the funding bill which could have provided more time failed in final passage. the 21 hardliners who voted against their own party's efforts, declined to support the deal despite steep spending cuts and enhanced border security. all other avenues exhausted, kevin mccarthy spoke about what he called a clean continuing resolution of aid for ukraine. >> if we had a clean one without ukraine on it, the senate puts ukraine on and focuses ukraine over america's that could cause real problems. rachel: how speaker mccarthy rejected a spending bill that would include $4 billion for ukraine. hours until all government functions deemed nonessential are put on pause, the white house is pointing the finger. >> is you all know, house republicans are solely to blame for marching us to her shutdown. that is what we are seeing right now. it is a basic fact. >> reporter: the federal deficit is one. $5 trillion. has president biden's policies played a role in this fiscal showdown? >> spending is at the heart of this impasse. does the president berni response ability for the shutdown? >> absolutely not. they taken the smallest amount of spending, do nothing about taxes for the rich and want to cut the smallest amount of spending, that is not serious fiscal conversation. rachel: morgan luttrell and jan crenshaw breakdown the status of the potential shutdown coming up at 8:30 this morning. disingenuous, the debate, a big part of that debate on government spending and the shutdown is really about ukraine money. it is about they want to cut money for head start, that's not true. it's about ukraine money. you can decide for yourselves whether you think the strategy matt gaetz is using is a good one or if they are going to lose in the end and get less cut but it really is about separating that ukraine money. pete: it' s a losing proposition. you don't control the senate, you don't control the white house, you are not going to get all of what you what. what are you prioritizing? ukraine is one of those at this point. joe: can you not come around some of these issues, the republican caucus probably could get that done. there's pressure to push the senate towards it but when you have matt gaetz and others that want the attention, want to raise money and improve their own profile and this is what they have wedged for themselves, you can't find something to get them passionate about they will chew you alive. rachel: interesting to hear them say the shutdown is going to affect the border. >> the republican caucus is split on ukraine. it's getting people on the same page, the issue people are passionate about. >> on this issue there's a person who is a democrat who believes in taking away funding from ukraine and securing the border. robert f kennedy junior is making a big announcement in about a week and we think it might be on an independent run to be splitting the ticket. does this take from donald trump or president biden? rachel: president biden brought this on by not allowing him to be part of the process. president biden won't even let him, imagine with his family history, won't give him secret service protection, that is absolutely -- pete: we know he's making a major announcement, this particular website believes it might be an independent run, that's what we are hearing, here's robert f kennedy himself in and add, teasing that he's making a major announcement on october 8th. >> i'm going to be in philadelphia october 9th to make a major announcement. won't tell you now what that announcement will be. i can set that if you have been waiting to come to one of my public events, this is the one to come to. pete: interesting conversation. maybe it will bear out in initial polls, in what direction does his 10% or 15% go, does he maintain that 10% or 15%? you could say his last name is kennedy so he takes from biden or he's an outside with an independent streak, antiestablishment so maybe he takes a little from trump too. i don't know. joe: the biggest thing to compare him to his bernie sanders. a lot of bernie breauxs support trump and a lot have nothing to do with president biden or hillary clinton. maybe you could look at that, polling, post election polling who would have pre-served -- preferred bernie sanders and get sample size or something you there but he still a democrat, comes out pretty radical left on issues like abortion is pretty left, guns is pretty left. that has been his legacy before vaccines became -- to identify him or define him. i don't know that he pools a lot. if they look into him at all. i don't think trump voters will vote for anyone that would want to restrict your guns. rachel: he would draw from democrat to miss the old democrat party, somebody had little bit of an outsider streak, suspicious of globalism and then somebody also who cares about the working class. i think the reason rfk junior went to the border was to see the chaos and humanitarian crisis down there, but he's an old-school democrat who understands what is happening at the border, what is pouring in, the millions of people are going to affect the poor and working-class because they are competing. joe: legal immigration is a good thing for this country but legal is absolutely -- it's a necessity. will: your often right and i hope in this case you are. it's too early but i think those indicators you point out are important, the more people you mention get educated on his stances. rachel: i've met so many independents are generally tended to vote democrat when those were the choices but really like jfk junior, but voting for a trump, plan on voting for trump in this election until jfk junior came in. >> funding on x, the name last night was ross perot. what did ross perot give us? two terms of bill clinton. ross perot would have won the election. joe: pulled out in july leading, then came back and in october and still pulled the highest third-party ever. don't remember if you pulled out of the republican primary and came back as an independent but he was either beating the republican or leading in the republican primary or overall. when he came back, still had the highest third-party over, it was indicative of people being fed up. the thing about rfk, the republican donor, don't have the money to go into politics most of the time. i would pour money is a republican donor into the student body organizations supporting rfk junior. i would cite the liberal young vote away from biden as fast as i could, that would be the best way to get a republican in the white house. joe: i should mention my husband sean's very first presidential election was for ross perot. he was a ross perot guy. >> ross perot is fine but he gave us bill clinton. pete: coming after another one of yours. rachel: they are moving through, they artie moved through your refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, air conditioner, thermostat, now they are going for gas furnaces and so this is at the direction, this is from energy secretary jennifer granholm, at the direction of congress the department of energy is continuing to review and finalize energy standards for household appliances such as residential furnaces to lower costs for working families, by reducing energy use and cutting carbon pollutants in homes across the nation. also at the department of energy working on ceiling fans, the humidifiers, there is -- battery charger -- there is 0 demand for this in america given all the problems we are facing. it is not the job of the government to pick your home appliances. joe: -- pete: the biden administration has taken 110 actions energy efficiency rules as part of their climate agenda. it's going to be, what was this one? this one is the home furnace, the dehumidifier. >> it's going to be expensive for people. it will affect 60% of those home furnaces. a lot of them are trailers, home trailers and going to have to retrofit to get them in, it's going to cost people money when they can least afford it. pete: 60% of homes that use furnaces would have to retrofit their furnace. 20% use a furnace, 10% of americans whose way of heating themselves, we talk about human rights, you're right to heat and cool your house, talking 10% of americans would lose that if this rule were to go into effect and they have a chance to pay whatever it costs to replace it. i think there is doubling the details here. these rules have to be proposed and finalized in the next year, think about the election coming, don't affect 2028. this is the way to trickle out information, without having big legislation move to keep those people involved in his reelection campaign. >> or they will tell you we are not doing it and than they do it. remember that, when they said, we did a whole thing up, because i was -- >> we are crazy for talking about it. turn it down by another blanket. rachel: have a lot of kids and cuddle them together, make of them warm up. all right. turning now to your headlines, start with this, the office of dianne feinstein is confirming the longtime senator died from natural causes very early yesterday morning and her dc home. they say she passed away around 2 am with her daughter catherine by her side. she was first elected to the senate 33 years ago and she was 90 years old. new overnight, one person is dead and 5 airlifted to the hospital after a tanker truck carrying ammonia overturned on a highway in southern illinois. evacuation orders in place for residents in the area, the emergency staging ground showing officials awaiting clearance investigate as hazmat crews mop up the chemical spill. the uaw expanding its strike to two more assembly plants in chicago and lansing, michigan as contract negotiations with detroit's big 3 automakers drag on, general motors and ford facing more walkouts but there's one new action ag againsts againststellantis, the uaw is holding the hostage over the construction of electric vehicle battery plants. >> sean has been on the tv more than jake but i never heard him say once why he believes the uaw can be the competitive advantage. rachel: union president sean fain saying like a good neighbor we are available 24/7 referencing state farm's corporate catchphrase. >> do they stop selling these ev plants. i'm not sure. interesting. >> this whole thing is pointless because if we move to evs, you're not going to have jobs anyway and workers understand that which is why they are more with trump on this one. nfl sunday is just one day away, includes new england patriots, the dallas cowboys, in america's game of the week, welcome to new york, taylor swift will be in the stands at metlife stadium, all-pro travis kelsey as the chiefs take on the jets. they mar hamlin will match up against the dolphins, his first game since he suffered cardiac arrests. those are your headlines. joe: you have to say there was a moment the country believes in prayer. a lot of folks who aren't on, conservative, republican tv channel and sports channel, one host stopped and prayed on air and it was a moment, takes a football player i never heard of to have such a moment to stop and say god can help you. rachel: i had never heard of him either. joe: that is on saturday is. pete: speaking of that, abby hornicek is at the colorado buffaloes football game on fox and we can hear it. >> reporter: they have been cheering for a solid three minutes. i will do the next stance as soon as possible but no guarantees because colorado will try to upset my undefeated trojans. you think he will beat the trojans? i don't know if they are right. if you are not a usc or colorado fan, that is okay because there are so many interesting storylines to keep an eye on today, deion sanders, you like deion sanders? because there was one-11 and completely turned it around. coming up, against oregon, that's okay, it is a new day, we have so much excitement coming up here ahead of the game at fulsome field. i talk to this gentleman, this is an outfit we need to know more about, we will talk to you guys because we have freshman, right? bunch of freshman right bright and early, 4:00 in the morning so we will get you that excitement all morning long here on "fox and friends," guys. rachel: it is quite the outfit that he has on. coming up, fox weather about, heavy rain slamming new york city but for one zoo animal it was a daring escape from the devastating floods. that is next. >> the latino museum facing backlash from latinos. mike gonzalez marriage foundation. pete: parents and alumni are outraged coming up next. ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. 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>> that's exactly why. there aren't very many options. there is reams of data that show single-sex high school education for boys is superior. go to the columbia graduate school of education and they don't even admit that and we think it should remain as it is and continue to move forward for the next 135 years while adhering to the original documents the founders intended. pete: you mentioned the original documents of our country and that school, originally our faith-based school, i don't know if it still is but the school also published a new strategic plan saying they want to be an antiracist school which is one of those buzzwords of institutions that have been taken over by the left so is this just one step in a school that is slowly being transformed? >> the school that i went to and graduated from in 1984 really pushed body, mind, and moral warriorship. a lot of us went on to military, army, all branches, many of us graduated and went on to industry and i think it is important to note that this is a unique prep school, not your classic dc beltway to new england, ivy league type prep school, people certainly go to those schools but it embodies the blue collar personality of western pennsylvania. people come from all walks of life and they get together and bond. i think it is a unique experience and traditional class education and needs to be maintained and deserves the right to be -- i have 19 nephews, my two sons, all of my teammates and classmates feel the same way. i don't think the school was given the opportunity to take that barometric reading on what they are willing to do to maintain this. pete: hope you can mobilize the alumni. if not, it's going to become just another woke coed school and we have lots of those in this country. that is the standard. >> 135 years old, this withstood wars, depression, recession, all kinds of civil unrest. got to fight for the school and we've got a group of people not willing to let the school go, the country is counting on it. this is -- pete: everybody has to protect the institutions they are invested in or we lose them all and that is what you are doing, appreciate your time. >> help us at our go fund me or go account and please help us, we need everybody. pete: by the way, we reached out to the school for comment, we did not hear back. good luck. fox weather alert, torrential rainfall having new york city, sending waves of water into subway stations. rick has the maps coming up next. get ready for kickoff, colorado taking on usc on fox. ♪ but aren't we missing something? 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>> excitement. cold. >> reporter: this guy came prepared. i got to know about this. do you wear this every game? >> i do not. it was my grandmother's idea, shout out to my grandmother. she can't make it to the games anymore so this is her suggestion. i was like absolutely. >> reporter: hope she's watching right now. that's great. look at this hair. is this something from all season long, just for the games? >> i've been wearing it since nebraska. the entire season. >> reporter: when football season is over what happens? >> keep it going. so buzzed. >> reporter: looks great. i should 've done my hair that way except it's already gone. you are a senior, you've been to these games before, what makes this one different? >> we need revenge, last time was sad, so this time we are going to get it this time. >> reporter: are you from colorado? >> i am from colorado. >> reporter: how would you explain the vibe of fulsome field? >> it is new for us, we are coming back. we are having fun now. the coach turned around and we are great now. >> reporter: we are going to be with these folks all morning long and follow them and as they go to the kickoff so stick around. pete: a big reason they are there is deion sanders. you can go to fox nation, who is deion sanders, rachel needs to watch that. rachel: is that part of the football school? >> this is your preliminary homework. you learn a little bit. joe: the most prolific. 25 years later, arrest made in the drive-by shooting where the case stands now. pete: desantis on defense as he struggles in the gop pack. >> why run against trump. of the campaign was going well? >> i don't think he can win the election which i can win the election. rachel: does he have a path forward? the third-party threat. how bad what an rfk independent run be for biden? our voter panel reacts next. ♪ we always fed him kibble it just seemed like the thing to do. but he was getting picky, and we started noticing some allergy symptoms. we heard about the farmer's dog and it was a complete transformation. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it's a no-brainer that remi should have the best nutritious and delicious food possible. i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. ♪ get started at longlivedogs.com 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. ♪ >> why run against trump? if the campaign was going well you wouldn't be on the issue. >> i don't think he can win the election which i can win the election and i don't think he can get the job done that we need to do. covid. i think we need accountability for what this government did to this country with covid restrictions, mandates and lockdown. donald trump is not going to do that. he says he did everything right. joe: ron desantis on why he's a better choice than donald trump. david seifer, new york city mother and democrat voter, republican voter and retired police and firefighter patrick mcmanus. a pleasure to have you guys on. i want to get this off the top as we talk about two candidates, two people who are running for president if you were voting today who would you vote for? if you were voting today who would vote for president biden? we got at least one undecided and a couple that may be persuaded. i want to ask about ron desantis, you watched the debate, ron desantis points out two things, he says he has a better record on covid and the only ones that can get elected. what do you think? >> i liked desantis early but he hasn't had the bump he needed. he made a mistake early when he refused to go after trump early on, he said he was not going to engage in that type of smear campaign. unfortunately that is what gets people elected these days. he may have made a mistake and it's too late for him to have the bump it would need to overcome the massive bleed donald trump has. pete: a lot of people think he won, ron desantis? >> i think all the candidates, were acting very nervous and talking over each other. at some point had to turn off the tv because i couldn't watch them acting like children in an out-of-control classroom. i like that he didn't close schools in new york city, we closed schools for so long, the learning loss our children facing is so massive. particularly in children's learning, has been so huge and we are not addressing that even today. pete: maybe you have a candidate. when ron desantis says he's believes the only republican who can win the election you agree with that? >> the problem is he never made the case. he never made the case why he can beat trump. everybody knows politically ron desantis knows he is a policy wonk, never leans into strength so now he's paying the political price for not playing into his strength and getting a message out why he can beat trump. joe: what's his strength? >> he knows policy, has a broad coalition of support, things he should have played into early on. joe: another candidate who may become an independent, the only one really challenging president biden. rfk junior teased and announcement as speculation swirled about an independent run, could spell disaster for biden and trump. this says robert f kennedy junior planning to announce an independent run. that's what they are reporting. the video is a big announcement and if you are going to support me this is the place to do it. looking at what he has carved out for himself there are two topics that some liberals and some conservatives like him. one is funding the war in ukraine and the other one is vaccine and the way covid was handled. what do you think about his positions on those issues? >> i want to continue supporting ukraine. my husband's family became a refugee in ukraine last year, lost everything at the age of 85. i want america leading the war. joe: which one would have a better chance of winning your vote from biden? >> i don't know. i need to learn more about rfk's position on school choice. he's not for school choice and this is so important for parents today. we want our kids to have a good school, control what our kids are learning at if he's not pro-school choice i would have to take another look at both candidates. joe: you are pretty much for donald trump. does rfk junior do anything for you? >> is very interesting but i realized a long time ago the democratic party is never going to allow him, his only avenue would be to go independent and i feel in doing so he will only strengthen whoever the republican candidate ends up being, i believe he will take more votes from president biden. >> reporter: you are the guy who's not sure yet. is rfk junior a viable option? >> is not a viable option but i do find it interesting that his independent announcement is very smart. in the short term, his campaign picked up a lot of support on the left. for all the people on the right who don't feel comfortable voting for a democrat, he is the only guy. >> it could siphon from trump as much as from biden. i kind of agree but as we talked earlier this morning i think biden is in trouble with an rfk junior run. thank all 3 of you for being here. insightful and honest responses, that is what we wanted, thank you. tossing it to you now. pete: we begin your headlines with this. las vegas grand jury indicted the last living suspect in the 1996 killing of two -- former critics game get leader duane davis will appear in court in the next few days. prosecutors say he was the shot caller who ordered the drive-by hit on the iconic rapper and actor who was just 25 years old. authorities say davis plotted to kill them after the rapper got into a brawl with his nephew in a casino following a boxing match. hours later two -- tupac was shot near the vegas strip, he died 6 days later in the hospital. philadelphia city lawmakers calling out democrat mayor jim kenney after he tried to block a ban on supervised drug injection sites. the city council voting 14 to 1 thursday to override his veto, the band which is now law goes into effect immediately in 9 of the city's 10 districts. can't just do drugs everywhere. coming up too work for washington, the smithsonian's latino museum facing back lash from latinos which mike gonzalez from the heritage foundation next. that's right ♪ ♪ feels more easy. ♪ ♪ my doc and i agreed. ♪ ♪ i pick the time. ♪ ♪ today's a good day. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ i did it my way! ♪ (vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... 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