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[cheers and applause] [applause] >> just be proud of what makes you country. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> lawrence: what's up, everyone? we are in norma's cafe in migrate state of texas. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: are you all fired up to be here today? >> they are not just fired up to be here and to have food. but they are fired up with the direction much the country. they feel like joe biden has abandoned them on the border. crime is spiraling out of control. we just had an great interview with the mayor of dallas just now announced that he is republican now. and the reason is. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: because of the crime crisis that is happening in our country. and, of course, if you know dallas, we know rowdy. because it's about the dallas cowboys, y'all. >> steve: there he is. [applause] >> lawrence: i will send it to you all in new york. >> steve: a lot of football talk on this thursday morning. that's great. check back in with lawrence. and lawrence is going to have a special guest with him there, live at norma's in about five minutes. >> brian: big thing is lawrence already knows, don't talk to mascots, they don't talk back. >> steve: that's why he is just pointing. >> brian: a lot of times you forget and talk to them they are not allowed to talk. >> ainsley: we would be terrible mascots we get paid to talk. >> ainsley: you would ruin it. >> brian: or my mouth. >> ainsley: your neck. >> steve: a.i. is probably working on mascots that talk. you watch. they will come up with it. it's great that you would join us 7:03 in the east. we start today's hour with today's cover of the "new york post" which reveals the federal government spent $3.3 billion on unrine in temperature during covid. >> ainsley: the splurge spanned across most teleworking and employees at home. relevant as we are hurdling toward november 17th deadline to pass appropriations bills and fund the government and we look at the excessive spending highlighted in the article this morning. department of defense topping the list $1.2 billion in purchases, mostly of furniture-spending. the department of veterans affairs spent nearly $500 million and list goes on department of justice, department of state. homeland security treasury. health and human services. some purchases included things like solar paneled picnic tables. that was at the cdc. the state department paid more than $117,000 for 40 ethan allen leather reclining chairs that was at its pakistan embassy. the defense advanced research project's agency spent nearly $250,000 on high end her man miller furniture and opened the books, which is this organization that put together the report initially noted that the department of defense's furniture spending also remained higher than other agencies when accounting for pre-pandemic spending with the pentagon notching 2.1 billion in purchases between 2018 and 2022. some agencies respondented to the request for comment like the va. they argued that the vast majority of their workers were not teleworking during the pandemic. also, the bengals benefit benefit corporation told the post that the agency had moved to a new headquarters in 2022 because of a lease expiration. the president stressed in his state of the union that year that it was time for america to get back to work and fill our great downtowns again with people but reports show that his administration is having a tough job cutting down on teleworking despite all of these spending levels. the house budget committee chairman jodey arrington responding to this report calling it excessive and, also explained the use it or lose it policy encourages unnecessary spending because these agencies are penalized instead of rewarded for not spending all of their year-end budget. this is just one of the many perverse incentives that drive irresponsible spending in the nation's capital and it has to stop. of course the spend something going to be a hot topic all the way through the next few weeks leading up to the expiration of the government funding, guys. >> brian: that's so interesting, jacqui. with the pentagon that was one of the complaints is if we don't use all our money in the branches we will not get more next year. they find a way to spend it instead of incentivizing people not to spend it. same way with these agencies. >> that's what it looks like. and apparently, in at least one instance, it involved a whole lot of very nice chairs. >> steve: jacqui, also, thank goodness, they have the solar powered picnic tables. i looked this up. and do you know what it does? >> whether a? i would love to know whether a it does. >> steve: it essentially charges your phone. >> ainsley: that is ridiculous. >> steve: quarter of a million dollars on phone charging. >> jacqui: explain that to me though why are people spending so much time at a picnic table that they need to charge their phone out there. >> in covid in d.c. everybody had to be apart from people. it's like go outside and plug in your phone. >> how much the government had spent. how much the obama administration had spent on the drapes. >> ainsley: like 50,000ed for drapes on n. that apartment. how much they are spending on that apartment for the u.n. ambassador to live almost $50,000 for an apartment in new york city. i mean, that's. >> unbelievable. >> it is give this known. we have within hearing it ever since kevin mccarthy people frustrated with the spending solar powered. >> ainsley: it is our money, it's our taxpayer dollars. they are spending it like -- if this were their money, they would never bay solar paneled picnic table for that amount of money. >> brian: i don't think so. >> jacqui: anyone not concerned about not funding ukraine, something like that. this report is certainly not henning their cause to show that this is going to good use and only represents a small portion of the overall budget. this is just not helpful to anyone, really. >> brian: go get them, jacqui, check in with you again. all right, the other thing to keep in mind, too. there was a time in america where we reused things, remember gone with the wind she needed dress, took the drapes and made a dress. >> steve: that was carol burnett. ains a ains that was the von trap family. >> brian: it was gone with the wind. >> ainsley: sound of music. >> brian: remember frankly my dear i don't give a damn. tried to impress her at the end when the south won the war. right, chris? if you watch gone with the wind. look at the drapes. >> steve: funny thing was on carol burnett on her show came out in the op-ed with the drapes. she had the curtain rod right there across her shoulder. >> brian: i thought it looked great. >> ainsley: all three of us are correct. >> brian: we know a lot about drapes. >> ainsley: first move a cuss word was said in. >> brian: i wasn't okay with it. i remember protesting that. >> steve: i didn't give a damn. meanwhile, let's talk some politics. a brand new q. poll looks at the state of pennsylvania. and keep in mind, this is the home state of joe biden. and look at that right now. it's within the margin of error. they are essentially tied. what is interesting about this. and if you look at the other things they polled people on, bob casey, who is the current u.s. senator, he is a democrat from pennsylvania. is he leading dave mccormick by 6 points. casey is actually out performing joe biden and it's the support of the independents who are helping mr. casey. just goes to show you that it is essentially tied at the top of the ticket when it comes to the president. >> ainsley: they also looked at the republican rivals and trump is ahead. number two in that state in pennsylvania is ron desantis. number three is nikki haley, but it's different than that in the state of new hampshire when republican -- when they asked if the republican primary for president were held today, who would you vote for or toward whom do you lean at this time? trump number one. 49%. but look at this nikki haley is number two now. she is ahead of almost double ron desantis. >> brian: chris christie dropped in the latest poll. i guess this is the "boston globe" suffolk university poll has 500 people. i think it's important to point out that ron desantis is going all n iowa. is he moving his entire headquarters to iowa. so it's going to be tough. i guess he is doing a tactical move if i win iowa i will close the gap in new hampshire because in south carolina it doesn't look promising because of look who is in south carolina the president is a monster in south carolina. he has the governor's endorsement. the former governor is on the ticket. very popular senator is on a ticket. interesting strategy but trump is still winning by a lot there. and he is still winning in iowa. keep in mind, he lost michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, and arizona last time which he won in 2016. >> steve: sure. >> brian: georgia is he polling better, arizona polling better and now in pennsylvania is he polling better. >> steve: what is stunning about what is going on in new hampshire, in january, ron desantis was beating donald trump. and now ron desantis has fallen into third place and donald trump way ahead but nikki haley is surging predominantly from her performance in the debates. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about this. some of the top people in the administration, a guy who runs the department of justice and the department of homeland security and ourselves all going to mexico to talk to their counterparts about fixing the border. because it's a problem. they just woke up and apparently somebody turned on fox news. hey, did you know this is a problem? >> ainsley: they are heading down to mexico today to talk about migration and arms trafficking and fentanyl with the leader of mexico. it's merrick garland. it's mayorkas, secretary of state blinken and few other biden administration officials. there is acute and immediate need to construct physical barriers and roads to prevent unlawful entries. that shocked everyone because, remember when biden ran saying i will not construct a border wall. we will not continue the wall. it's just a sharp contrast but lawrence pointed out in the first hour of the show, he said that was their talking point when they were running, we are not going to build the wall. and now we are facing another election year and they are changing their tune because everyone is talking about the border problem. and if you watch the other networks, if you talk to democrats, they realize now it's a crisis. >> steve: talking about it at the white house. >> brian: waiting for the september numbers to come n august. 181,000 plus arrests. they said we have this app. thing now. and if you come to the border without getting an okay from the app. we will turn you right around. i don't know what happened to that. nobody is getting turned around. the ice facilities are virtually totally empty. and people are being bused into the major cities now. it's so bad in chicago. and i can't believe they can't handle 15,000. that's a week for news new york. that's two days in eagle pass and the border cities. but they are now having their democratic mayor go down to the border. our democratic mayor is going to four separate central and south american cities including mexico city. and now we realize two things. when they get here how do we block them and how do we organize them? number two, why don't we stop them from coming here. now the attorney general, now the secretary of state is going. but are they going and going to say if you don't stop it, tariffs, if you don't stop it, you lose your aid. and are they listening to saying why are they coming? what is it with the american border policy that makes them think this is the time to come? as venezuela empties their prisons, cubans desperate to get here. and they claim the mexican president says it's america's fault for hitting -- hitting sanctions on cuba and venezuela. really? we have had them since the 1960s. venezuela they went on because of what they were doing there. also, welcoming china and russia. >> steve: we just saw mayor adams the guy who was the top executive here in new york city in mexico city yesterday. and essentially what he was saying is there is no capacity. don't come. there is no room at the inn, don't do it. the white house has also said don't come, but people come. yesterday, our correspondent in the briefing room asked this great question of the press secretary. >> governor of illinois has written to president biden to say the federal government's lack of intervention and coordination at the border has created an untenable situation for illinois. does anybody outside of the white house think the immigration policy is working? >> so here's what i can tell you. i just mentioned that the president requested $4 billion for supplemental funding to address what we're seeing at the border. right? and to manage what is happening currently at the southwest border more specifically. and republicans continue to block us. >> brian: they just think it's money. it's not a matter of money. >> steve: and the law. got to change the law. >> brian: only 62% of this country -- only 62% disapprove of the policy. by say i had a plan walked in office. have you ever talked on it and given a speech. have you printed it? have you shown it's comprehensive? all you are talking about predone habitually getting the people came here illegally a path to citizenship. >> they created this crisis. they ignored it. you had abbott down in texas begging for more help. telling them to close the border. then he had this grand idea to send some of these individuals, because texas can't handle it all to these democratic cities. then all of a sudden those democratic leaders start waking up and they say whoa, this is happening here. we can't afford. this we don't know who these individuals are. and they could be dangerous. we don't have the money to house them. and we can barely take care of the people who live in new york. much less people who are here illegally. then all of the sudden they sound the alarm. now they are going down to the border and doing something about it. well, all these democratic leaders are the ones who allowed it to happen for the last three years and they are the reasons we have this crisis. >> steve: right here in new york. new york is a border state. because there are so many people come in. but so is texas. and that is where lawrence is all morning. and you have got a special guest who looks familiar. >> lawrence: yeah, i don't even know if is he a guest. is he part of the "fox & friends" family. will cain, folks. >> will: good morning. >> steve: will, good to have you. >> ainsley: i thought of you when we saw the cowboy's mascot and that's your team. >> brian: that's what he does on weekends? >> will: rowdy is here this morning. this is very, very dallas. it would be a shame if we didn't mention that the texas rangers advanced to the wild card division of the playoffs yesterday. [applause] >> will: on to the alds. [applause] >> steve: there you go. he is still not talking. just clapping. all right, guy, what are folks talking about out there? >> lawrence: they are definitely talking about the border and how it ask impacting communities. i was just thinking about it. we have historic crisis at the border. and the democrats are proposing more visas, more places for them to stay. it just seems like they are creating more of a magnet for the folks to come here instead of clogging up the big hole that they created, will, with their policies. >> will: yeah, steve, brian, ainsley, amazing to seat democratic mayors across the country begin to change the tune on immigration. come to one conclusion, a major level, i'm talking a major level of incompetence for the past several years that resulted in these policies being something producing something that these mayors are all of a sudden waking up to. this is untenable. or, those not in on the plan. because i have trouble accepting the fact that the incompetent tense was at that level. so you execute a plan. you open the borders. you allow these people to come in illegally and now looking at the repercussions i think it's a product of intentionality. >> lawrence: what do the people think? let's go talk with some folks. how are you all doing? so, ma'am, we have got two parties that have had their opportunity to handle the border. you had donald trump that handled the border. and now you have got the biden administration. which party is more fit to handle the border? >> definitely donald trump. because i'm from down there. and i have seen those walls, those pieces of walls that just let deteriorate? >> lawrence: how did it make you feel. >> sickening. my money, my taxpayer money they are using letting it sit and not doing anything. 20 miles of border give me a break. what's that going to do? they will just go around it. >> lawrence: what do you think, ma'am? >> i feel the same way. i heard he already sold the border wall, didn't he? >> lawrence: some of those pieces? >> some of those pieces already. now is he doing it again. i hate that man. [laughter] >> lawrence: i'm going to send it over to will cain. >> will: thank you, lawrence. do you know what talking about chaos at the border. everyone i'm talking to in my life chaos coming 12 months. what's going to happen in the next 12 and 16 months. here cage and david. i'm going to put you on the spot, cage, we have the economy. and incredible political election. what do you see is going to be the end result of the next 12 months? what's your prediction? >> yeah. i think the prediction is pretty simple. you are seeing a populist movement and people are tired of this globalist agenda by the elites in washington. donald trump and kristi noem ticket and they will bring it home at the end of the day. they are going to walk down to the southern border and economy is going to get out of control when we have lower taxes and promotion of business across the country. >> will: i think you delivered on the prediction with specificity. but, you know. . ages avians yes, yes. >> brian: if you invite him he will come. >> ainsley: especially if you are in dallas. he happens to live there coming up, whether you want to keep an extra eye on your children or track your most valuable items. kurt the cyberguy top tech to help you out. he is going to talk about it. ♪ . iary planner, so call now. 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recommends g.p.s. tracking devices and he joins us live. good morning to you, kurt. >> good morning, great to see you. >> steve: after we saw the little 9-year-old girlfriends of mine said i'm going to get those apple airtag things and put it -- whatever my kid takes to school it's going to be in them. >> kurt: smart idea. more advanced one called a geo bit which we have video of which you affix this -- it clips to your child on their clothing so you can go right there on the waistband. you put the shirt over it. >> steve: child tracker. >> kurt: going to have a subscription pay monthly or less if it's annual. but for about 129.99. this on sale where can you clip this to your child to their belongings, and you have the peace of mind on the app. to know where your child is at any given moment. >> steve: with iphones have you got find my friends, find my iphone, stuff like that. it just makes sense. we think, oh, the kid is too outcome for a smart phone, which can track them. but if they don't have a phone, you don't know where they are cart cart garment a watch called the bounce. this is avivo fit jr. that looks just like the bounce. but the bounce is also a tracker, going to have g.p.s. going to have the ability for you to track your child wherever they are. and also they can check in. you can also text and voice message with your kids wherever they are. they don't have to have a phone. if they are too young for a phone a perfect solution for them. and there you have them where no matter where they go they will be connected to a cellular network and be able to check in with you. >> steve: you brought a backpack with you. >> kurt: our friend keith has a backpack he let us use here. if your child has backpack clipping on the airtag the $29 gismo from apple, there is no subscription. once you buy this, it works when it comes near another cell phone, it checks in. and you can even come up -- there is all these different ways to attash an airtag to your belonging withs, to your children's shoes, to your kids' backpack to any of their belongings is really beneficial. ones like this, if you take a look at that, anywhere from 10 to $30 from belkin, that actually will be really difficult for someone to remove from their shoes or from any of their belongings. >> steve: i looked it up and apparently apple does not suggest that you do this because they don't want people tracking people. but they sell online. >> kurt: too practical not to do it. as well as we have two on our dog. they don't want that either. the fact is it works. >> steve: here's the thing. if you are worried about kidnapping. the bad guy who keepsie the kid see it. reading online what they see is hide it somewhere in the backpack so that the bad guy doesn't -- >> kurt: these are so affordable. four for 100 bucks, you buy a second one. you hide the second one in the other belonging when the bad guy thinks they have got this removed, they don't. the hidden one is inside. >> steve: all right. now we will be able to track keith all day long. more information. this is really important for patients, grandparents to know, go to cyberguy.com. cyberguy, thank you very much. >> kurt: good to see you. >> steve: good to see you. coming up, it's the speaker succession saga, who takes the gavel after mr. mccarthy was removed in congressman bob good was one of the eight who voted to oust the former speaker. he is coming up next. plus, it's a sky high scramble. airlines on the search for thousands of jet engine parts sold with fake station certificates. how that happened, coming up next cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because 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>> began ba back 14 votes i did not see from him. the willingness to fight using every tool at our disposal in the minority radicalized agenda. i was concerned that we would continue to pass failures when we had the house majority we pass our major spending bills with democratic votes. something democrats never have done. that was a repeat of what we saw happen this year. in addition to failing to cut spending 2024 pre-covid levels that he promised to do. speaker mccarthy and deliver our bills to the house floor for a vote. all 12 of them before the deadline we didn't do that we didn't bring a balanced budget to the floor to vote on as promised would do. the debt ceiling we totally caved to the democrats on the debt ceiling. we gave unlimited increase to the debt ceiling through january of '25. tag our national debt from at that time 32 trillion to what will probably be 36 trillion by the time we get to january of 25. he did that with predominantly democrat votes. most recently the continuing resolution that kept in place, again, the biden, pelosi, schumer policies and spending levels that are destroying and bankrupt the country for another 45 days getting nothing for the american people and doing that ainsley with 209 democrat votes to one in the house and 51-0 in the senate. we just -- the country cannot afford that we need a fighter. we need a leader who will get something for the american people with the majority control that we have in the house. >> ainsley: i think the majority of americans were shocked to this. it did take 15 votes to get that too that point. speakership look at it. quickly and republicans weren't expecting this to happen. a few days ago. what has been the reaction from your constituents? because lawrence is in texas, is he at the diner. news of the day. sick of broken promises and they like the shakeup. >> overwhelmingly positive from the district. certainly not as positive from the media or the elite class. the donor class. the k street and wall street lobbyists and that sort of thing, from the district overwhelmingly possible. the american people want somebody that is going to fight to secure the border. going to fight to cut the inflation by cutting our spending and hopefully bringing interest rates down, going to fight who told accountable mayorkas. mayorkas back before he became speaker and we haven't heard that again. someone who will defund homeland security because it's not securing our border. someone hold christopher wray and merrick garland accountable for what they are doing. >> ainsley: sorry to interrupt you. we are almost out of time. who do you sees a the best candidate. >> the great news is we will have a contest, a competition, not a coronation. it will be truly a reflection of the 218, hopefully 221 unanimous republican conference. we look for the vetting, challenging, testing these candidates and have a great forum on tuesday night. and hopefully soon come together and we will all have a vested interest in that speaker and his and her success because the country needs them to be successful. >> ainsley: we change the motion to vacate so it takes more than one person? >> we are not going to elect somebody like kevin mccarthy who will be insecure about that. we will elect a strong secure member serve at the pleasure of their members. keep that in place. in place 200 years until nancy pelosi changed it that's important part of our rules package. >> ainsley: thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> ainsley: coming up biden getting more in student loan handouts just in time for 2024. talk to one stupidity loan borrower. lawrence is in the lone star state and having breakfast with our friends here in the cowboy hat. with the cowboys mascot. l.j. >> lawrence: good morning, ainsley. you know, that's not a party in dallas without dallas cowboys rowdy. 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[cheers] >> okay. all right. ron desantis? vivek ramaswamy? vivek? all right. nikki haley? >> i like her. >> chris christie. [boos] >> okay, doug burgum? >> who? >> who? >> lawrence: who? that was funny. tim scott. okay. all right. now, let's get to the issues. what do you think is the most important issue facing this country? >> 100 percent the border. >> why the border? >> if we solve the border, we solve not only the economic issue. we solve the trafficking issue and the fentanyl issue and all the deaths we are facing in texas. [applause] >> lawrence: sir, what do you think is the number one issue in this country. >> getting biden impeached and getting him out of here. also jobs, getting tax prices, depending on foreign oil. we need representatives to put their money where their mouth is and stop saying that we're going to do this. if you want our votes, are do it. do it. >> lawrence: how many people agree with that statement? flawz. >> lawrence: let's keep moving. let's keep moving. ma'am, what do you think is the most important issue for you facing this country? >> i believe the border, also, is the major issue for me. it's because of the general things that happen when we allow that kind of immigration to happen. i just think it's a shame that people stand in line and do it the right way and then too many are coming over and getting resources that we don't have to give. >> lawrence: yes, sir, yemen, sir, let's go to you. what is the most important issue facing the country. >> i agree the border and can't see anything new here but also the economic situation as far as. >> lawrence: how bad is it right now. >> it's terrible. as a retired person you see the uaw and everybody wanting raises. well, that's great. but for a retired person, we don't -- you know, there is not a raise coming, so all these prices that keep going up, it impacts your daily life. so, it needs to be addressed. >> lawrence: thank you so much, sir. >> thank you. >> lawrence: that seems to be a growing thing. people in washington don't feel like people are representing the issues that matter to them. not just the border. folks here are living paycheck to paycheck and fighting in washington and not focusing on what they need. i will send it back to you, brian. >> brian: i love the walk to the close, lawrence. very impressive. the hand on the hip at the end. pretty good. 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