strohmier this morning, good morning. hey, guys, the funeral services for the officer alex will start at 11:00 but people can show up here around 9:30 or so and as you said, both of them promoted to sergeant and lieutenant respectively, >> was born in bristol for eight years, and people who knew them remembered them. >> he was extremely likable any time he walked into a room. i immediately smiled and would approach him and shake his hand and say, good to see you again. >> fun-loving good guy. >> it is a tough day and impossible to put into words. >> that is what you do going the right direction. >> every time an officer or trooper dies in the lineup duty in connecticut they are names are permanently memorialized. >> i think it is necessary to have their names put on the wall as soon as possible and see their loved ones name. i just hope it gives them a sense of peace a and closure but we have to add two more names and we hope this is the last two. >> and a local restaurant owner, she does a weekly thursday night dinner and last week she donated all of the proceeds to the families of the two fallen officers. listen to this. >> it is just terrific. i can't believe we have to go through this. >> this is probably the only thing we can do to help the families out. >> my favorite thing to do to be able to get back and this is one of the greatest. >> guys, so far this year there have been 63 ambush style attacks this year. 93 shot and 24 fatally, that is according to the national order fraternal of police. back to you. >> carley: it will be a jam-packed funeral this morning, tens of thousands, like you said expected to attend from the police departments all over the country and i was reading canada what will be showing up as well. >> and the moment you profiled that peace doesn't happen so quickly with slain officers on that memorial. this is a different situation in a horrific story, such a young life lost so senselessly. this will be a different situation and they will be on the memorial immediately, ashley, thank you. speak to them and set free by philadelphia's woke district attorney now wanting in connection to another deadly shooting. a jury convicted harris in 2012 of killing a 45-year-old father, but the d.a. exonerated harris last year through conviction integrity unit, which reviews past trials and worst free inmates and criticized, this wonders how the commonwealth felt confident in releasing a murder suspect in prison when the commonwealth said one page earlier the criminal investigation in this matter was still ongoing. the democratic senate candidate john fetterman praised as truly groundbreaking and harris is facing murder charges from september 5th shooting of a 50-year-old man. >> the president of the association bashing gubernatorial tina kotek for claiming in a recent debate she supports law enforcement. the sergeant calling out the democrat, "that is simply not true. i do not believe there is anything on the record that would suggest a support for law enforcement and rule urban and suburban areas big cities. tina kotek support for the "defund the police" movement but she says she stands by the portland police. >> i do support law enforcement. it is essential when someone calls 911, if they get the right response. i also think it is important law enforcement is held accountable. >> with the violent crime surge in the city and the portland police unit says, "there is no excuse not to back the blue. it" 5 minutes into the hour, crime could be the issue with the third district on long island with a republican to congress in over a decade to. >> governor desantis to change that and joins us now. good morning to you. crime is seeping into the suburbs and in nassau county crime is up 38% from 2021. how is this impact in the race and if you do win how would you handle this issue? >> good morning, guys thank you for having me. it is true the reality, in new york city and nassau county crime is up. 38% is if you look certain communities 700% and car thefts, 120% with catalytic converters. these are the realities we are facing but it's plain and simple comic new york city, i will go and fight to get federal daughters for the police department. it is common sense. the democrats have lost their minds when it comes to coddling criminals and leaving all of us at the mercy of these criminals back on the streets. that is why the campaign is getting traction in the third district. >> todd: george when you talk to a registered democrat voters who say they are voting for you, 's crimes a reason they are changing and leaving their party? >> the reality is it is number one inflation, number two, crime. the last two weeks we have seen that swap from inflation to crime being the first one and that is absolutely what it is. i'm out there and we host to large street festival this past weekend. over 140,000 people came out. that is all we were talking about with constituents. lee zeldin was campaigning with me and that's all the two of us kept hearing from people. the crime is out of control and we are afraid to go out and afraid to let our kids go out. this is out of control and un-american. new york state has an opportunity to make history not only to send 11 members to congress for washington, d.c., but lee zeldin as governor with a push of common sense in this disarray of crime we are facing all across the state. >> carley: president biden took your district by ten points in 2020 but your race is considered connecticut. tell us where things stand between you and your opponent right now? >> wealth the reality is my opponent wants to run for the american. he wants to run on distractions and i'm running on crime, cost of energy, i'm running on inflation, bread-and-butter issues. i'm talking about the issues that people come home too and sit down and go to sleep and keep thinking, will i make my mortgage? will i make my rent? we need to have these discussions about what is going on. and we can allow the distractions from the democrat party to hurt the messaging that the republicans have. the reality is they can't defend joe biden's broken america or nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's broken election or agenda. we have an opportunity to expose that. i think on november 3rd or i'm sorry, november 8th, we will win and win largely in the state of new york showing we've had enough of one party. in washington, d.c. no states like new york has suffered under such an aggressive one party rule. this is an opportunity we are all seeing, and i can't wait to restore new york state and new york city back to its original form. >> carley: george santos, thank you for joining us, we will be watching. >> think you. >> carley: a new poll said joe biden is the most important issue to voters. >> todd: kevin corke with the details. >> if nothing else it is a novel political strategy. talk about something, anything other than what voters are talking about in the hopes that temporarily they are focused on other issues. that is what the white house appears to be doing lately, but if the latest polling is accurately it may not be working out as the administration had hoped. as if the president was giving enough to the most important issues facing american families, only 31% agree according to the latest survey. meanwhile, the president was on. thursday in pennsylvania for john fetterman, and it was a signature act, he once again feigned indignation as very simple questions by the press spirits because there haven't been in a candidates campaigning with you. >> that's not true, there were 15, count, count! >> and will there be more? >> yeah. >> 16 request in the country and i don't know who's going where. >> okay, 16 or 18 request to show up and to stand alongside the president. democrats, he says, we will find out. democrats are sounding the alarm about the need to connect with midterm voters, and that means they say tackling tough issues head-on. the house speaker nancy pelosi, "inflation is there but it is global and not as bad as it is in some countries. we have to message it better in the next three weeks ahead. they, as an republicans, ain't got nothing. okay, they ain't got nothing. since the house speaker and by the way comic that includes the abortion debate say other democrats. >> i don't think you can move too heavily into this issue. it is a gut-wrenching decision that people have to make. and i think republicans act like people just make it casually no big deal. >> but it is the chaos caused by the administration that has the republicans feeling, well, optimistic even about pending change in the era. >> president biden's policies have tainted almost defiled the american. under president biden's policies, it is harder than ever to get ahead in our country, and it is easier than ever to do nothing. >> defiled, i love the way he says that peer of the president, because you can well imagine, once again expected to make his way to the first state over the beacon, delaware. for those keeping track, he has spent 238 days of his short presidency either they are or camp for outpacing president trump's pace, which you might recall criticized by the extreme press. >> todd: no one can point the friends quite like the great kevin corke. >> thank you. >> todd: it's explains why the stakes are so high in the selection, listen. >> if they win they will consider themselves being empowered and having a mandate. if they win, they will have a depression and if they win 5 million illegal aliens come if they win your children have no hope in the public schools. if they win the police state that they put together of the department of justice will not only focus on parents or pro-life groups and so forth they will continued their assault on republicans, donald trump and other potential candidates. it is completely out of control. >> carley: and president biden student loan forgiveness plan seems to have hit a snag since the website went live last week over 8 million people have applied for federal money, but now reports say that scammers are trying to get a handout too. meanwhile, supreme court justice amy coney barrett denied a request from wisconsin taxpayer group to stop the forgiveness program. this comes days after the biden administration took applications from borrowers to have up to $20,000 of debt canceled and they are not the only ones trying to put a halt to the federal program. the judge dismissed the lawsuit from six g.o.p. lead states to stop the forgiveness plan. the reason was because of the lack of jurisdiction to hear the case. >> todd: let's be clear, this is very technical and it's very procedural. it is not substantive. we have been highlighted on the show the concerns by ted cruz may not be standing for certain people to bring lawsuits. rest assured this is not the end of the road. people will be able to challenge this and hopefully a procedure will be stronger going forward. >> carley: speaking of students, georgetown students walking out during a speech from mike pence. take a look at this. [applause] we will tell you why they were protesting the former vp. >> todd: remember of the professor fired because the students in his class that it was too hard? he just broke his silence with his wokeness to shreds. we want to hear what he has to say about the current state of our higher education. ♪ ♪ shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free this fall, xfinity rewards is thanking you with spooky perks and surprises. enter for your chance to win a trip to universal's halloween horror nights for a terrifyingly good time you'll never forget. or bring the scares home with movies that will frighten up your night on us, and a host of other chilling halloween activities all on the xfinity app. explore your rewards today. xfinity rewards. our thanks, your rewards. ♪ ♪ >> todd: georgetown university in washington, d.c., the students walking out with a speech in washington, d.c., by former vice president mike pence. [applause] mike pence calling out the students for rejecting someone with a different viewpoint. the students were heard chanting "he has no home here" all demonstrating their hate for mike pence. maybe georgetown needs a course on irony. firing back the activists were proven wrong by mike pence speech within minutes. >> carley: listen to this the professor fired after the student caved to students is telling his side of the story in a "boston globe" op-ed, "i was fired from nyu after the students complaint the class was too hard." next, the professor says "students need to develop the ability to take responsibility for failure. if they continue to deflect blame, they will never grow and everyone hits -- and failure to overcome and improve. failure should be a teachable moment and the teachers must have -- without fear of punishment, to not coddle students for the stake of tuition and apply a little tough love. the question, todd, was the college right to fire him? >> todd: no, not even close. let me explain why, the point of specifically organic chemistry class is to weed out the pretenders from the pretenders. i know this all too welcome i was pre-med during my freshman year of college. by sophomore fall when i took organic chemistry and had a f plus i realize medicine and the sciences were not going to be for me. so, this is important because you want the best of the best as your doctor, as your engineer, as your scientist. you don't want somebody, i will try it out to see if it works. that is what a lot of kids are doing in it when they don't make it in feedback, all of a sudden it's the professor's fault. >> carley: i went to quinnipiac in the health science program and a lot of my friends took chemistry and then became business majors. though, i do have to say if i was paying $60,000 a year to send my son to nyu, i would want the guy writing the text book teach chemistry. i don't know what happened here may be the truth is in the middle, but it is true colleges are coddling students to start with safe spaces, trigger warnings, therapy animals and now it does feel like the students have more power than the professors and the administrators appear at the adults are scared. >> todd: they treat them like paying clients and in a restaurant and they don't like the mail so they send it back. that is not how this works, you are in that environment to learn how to do 18-22 when you get out of college, how would you handle will come when you hit the real world. >> carley: the spokesperson for nyu, the course evaluation, teachers course evaluation was by far the worse not only among members of the chemistry department but among all the university's undergraduate science courses. he was an older teacher, i think he was 83. he was apparently partially retired. may be his bedside manner wasn't the greatest. the best teacher is one who engages in students and don't yell at them or being dismissive. so maybe a little bit: bead type thing. >> todd: okay, if you are a doctor is every patient going to be perfectly calm when they address you? no, sometimes -- >> carley: the doctor. >> todd: but let's be serious if you are a patient going through something really, really traumatic, you may be short with a doctor. do not only have to deal with people not necessarily be the kindest to you while at the same time having the skills of the sciences that you have learned in places like college of medical school and not be coddled along the way. >> carley: bingo, todd is a college professor. >> todd: that is why i'm not your doctor about your cohost. i almost called you carley schmidt which would be where to. >> carley: 23 minutes after the hour. >> todd: ron desantis with a recent decision about student vaccines. >> as long as i'm kicking and screaming, there will be no covid shop mandates for your kids. that is your decision. speak to one of the issues pushing for voters to the pollsa panel of sunshine state's parents will tell us what else matters the most to them next. ♪ ♪ we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. they have no idea they're sitting on a goldmine. well they don't realize that if you have a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. we've got to tell them! hey, guys! you're sitting on a goldmine! do you hear that? 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for the new oma crime vaccine which is the current vaccine beg recommended, the human trials were never made public. shame on that, that should be public information and why is it top-secret? it is similar to the baby vaccine data not pay pro bowl and shows no clinical benefit. >> it comes ahead of the midterm elections where the parental rights have been a motivating issue for voters. one lawyer wants parents to know they should be the only ones deciding what is best for their children. >> there are successful examples of parents fighting back, the human papilloma virus recommended by the cdc in 2006 on the same schedule. the parents looked at the data and said, don't want to give my teenage daughter of this vaccine. so throughout the country to say, no, we don't want this. speak with us who do cdc expected to sign up on the recommendation adding covid-19 trust to the vaccine schedule across the nation carley, todd. >> with that, let's bring in the core voter panel, the father of 26-year-olds, matt, a physical education teacher and keisha king for moms for america, good morning and i want to quickly go around the horn and get a take on this governor desantis stance on it. the cdc recommendation. what do you think about this? >> i agree with the governor in this regard that covid-19 shot for kids should be at this point just not mandatory. it should be something up to the parents to decide what they want to do for their child or children and similar to the flu vaccine every year the flu vaccines come out, it is not required for most students in florida as i don't think it should be, it is recommended and you can get it if you like to and if you don't want to, you don't have to. so, i think that is currently what the covid shots would be in florida. >> do you think this is the right move to let the parents to decide? absolutely, once again, governor desantis is doing the right thing. this shot is still being tested. it is nowhere near the level of testing that needs to be done for me to even think about giving this to my children. i would never consider giving something so experimental, quite frankly to my children and i am glad to live in a state where i believe the governor is leading on this issue where he is not commmandating this to be given o young children where we don't know the long-term side effects. once again, governor desantis is right. >> there were 21 states against mandating vaccines and florida is one of them. matt, what do you think about this as a teacher and where do you stand? >> i think once again, governor desantis is a breath of fresh air as we look across the landscape of chaos and control of some of the leaders and democratic led states. he has led with covid and not afraid to stand up against the current. the previous speaker just spoke and i know a lot of parents who are extremely cautious about this vaccine because of recent results medically that we have seen coming out with younger people taking this vaccine and still being in a lot of historically released vaccines, still in the experimental stage and yet, we are seeing it and the cdc recommend to everybody take it as young as infants, again, thank you, governor desantis, for making this a free nation. >> carley: with the midterm elections the florida state race between marco rubio is considered a sleeper race that could decide the senate majority. marco rubio up 4.5 points a lead but not a large one. what do you think about this? do you think deming val demings has a shot here? >> based on the last three election cycles, the polling average is how they skew and miss hitting the republican vote. the idea a governor as popular as desantis at the top of the ticket that val demings candidates showing the polls will lose, it is hard to imagine from my perspective. so i don't see rubio as having a shot of not winning reelection. >> carley: when you look at the issues florida voters say, the concern for them to the economy comes in number one for instance democracy, number two abortion. but do you think abortion will have a significant way, because that is what the democrats are hoping for? >> i know that is what they are hoping for, but they still remain out of touch on what is on the hearts and minds of most americans. we are certainly concerned about the economy. their leader joe biden has driven the economy into the ground and we are on the verge of a new war. and they also have plaintiff sacrificed american children, sacrificed their education who are a special depravity and teaching racism. so i don't -- i know they want abortion and they are trying to push abortion, but that is not on the hearts and minds of most americans. i think we will see a lot of people coming merchants come out against this. so i to urge everyone to go out and vote for their values. >> carley: matt come another interesting poll is biden paying attention to the issues that matter most? 63% of people say they wish he cared more about the issues that matter to them, which is not good for democrats running in the midterm elections. >> no, it is not. i think it has been the case from the beginning, the clear case biden has been out of touch with the heartbeat of the nation. i think there is a very big disconnect between what the biden administration cares about and the normal american people care about. so, whether you talk about abortion or talk about it's not roe v. wade on the ballot, it is the expansion of roe v. wade, it is about the protection act and not codify roe v. wade is expanding the scope of roe v. wade. and so, people -- you need to understand it isn't a radical extreme bill that val demings helped introduce. people need to know facts. so i would recommend people go to the democratic page, look up the democratic platform. we are not just voting for candidates but policies. when you look at the democrat policies, they are extreme to say the least, whether talking about the gender revolution making its way to schools like the previous guest just said or you talk about indoctrination instead of education and activis across the nation and masquerading as teachers, putting their ideology in kids, it is not okay. it is time that voters stand up and say something. >> carley: alex holt, quisha king, matt woodside, thank you. >> you are very welcome. spittoon taxpayers, the migrant shelter only has five people staying there. what is going to happen to all of the x boxes and catered meals and where are the thousands of migrants? >> todd: you talk about new hampshire -- slashed his prices to protest joe biden's energy policies. >> if we do not catch up to the price increases, my inventory will shrink to a day where i have to close. maybe that is what the president wants. >> todd: this morning, he is sending his message directly to the president right here on "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪ there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead get started with fast speeds and advanced security together for $69.99 a month for 12 months. plus find out how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. ♪ ♪ >> carley: president biden going on defense and snapping at reporters asking about his absence from the campaign trail. >> john fetterman will appear today in pennsylvania. there haven't been that many candidates who have campaigned with you. speak with that is not true, there have been 15. >> will there be more? >> carley: biden facing questions about this all week. some say the democratic viewed the president as a liability and others hesitant to add or help. >> todd: slashing its prices to protest president biden's bad policies. the station cutting $1 a gallon for one hour where the owners expecting these prices and to skyrocket. phil is the owner and joins us now. do people realize how bad and how expensive this winter is going to get not just around the country but specifically in the grand state? >> absolutely, absolutely. we are facing a challenge this winter season. this is going to be a harsh winter on many families with limited income. families and people living on social security checks. they are being put to choose between eating and heating as i call it. right now, the president is claiming the economy is going like hell and i'm not sure what hell he meant but i would like to come to the small businesses and talk to them and hear directly from them how the consumers are being burned by inflation, by high prices on food, and heating this season. >> todd: that would be a good thing if he actually listened, but instead he is woefully misguided on not just all economics, which obviously he is but specifically when it comes to the economics of owning a gas station. take a listen. >speak of company's running gas stations and setting those prices at the pump, bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect the cost who are paying for the product. >> todd: even if you did exactly what joe biden wants and eliminated your profit, literally what we are talking $0.20 per gallon, what is your reaction when you hear president biden speak like that? >> i think, you know, the sad part is president biden has not run a business in his life. as a politician, he's been a governor for the long time and we invite him to see the struggles that we are in. we are up against a shortage and we are up against high prices in the supply chain, products not being found on shelves. at the same time, consumers have to face high prices. nothing worse than being challenged to put your cost on credit card and then find out at the end of the month, the credit card is charging 15% or 20% on your gas that you charged food prices. so i think the president needs to be realistic and come down on the ground, come down on the ground and we will be able to explain especially new england and new hampshire. we are talking about blackouts, the short business of fossil fuel and the war he raised on fossil fuel. we are not against alternative energy. as a matter of fact, i put in charge electric chargers in my station, and i found out we don't have the interest in this pier the utility company have raised the rates on us in august. and i just want to show you an example. >> todd: look at that, is that $2,000? >> yes. this is almost an 80% increase on electric bills. >> todd: wow! >> effectively focused first on all residential and commercial companies in new hampshire. >> todd: and new england. my job too didn't use that much energy but thank you so much. interesting what you did and let's see if it impacts the senate race. we appreciated congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez busting a move while her constituents make their voices heard at a town hall meeting. ♪ ♪ >> very classy, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> carley: jimmy failla, da dance. that is the question, he is here live. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free ♪ ♪ >> todd: president biden apparently to get confused... shocker, which fetterman is running for senate in pennsylvania. >> john, thank you very much for running. i really do appreciate it. you will are going to be a great lady in the senate. >> carley: fox news radio and fox nation, joining us now was that an error on the part of the president? >> no, he let us let us peek behind the president. >> carley: ladies run the show. >> this is a beyonce concert now and backups and everything like that. we have general moments of confusion we have seen a lot lately. if you saw him get off stage, i hope the band is getting return for the dash while he runs around, one rant and you get back up to play but they are in overtime. >> carley: naturally. >> now i feel bad for him the sign language interpreter. he deserves hazardous pay because he has to make up the signs for the boards he never heard before. joe biden is the first in the history to make an interpreter shrugged. [laughter] >> todd: someone who doesn't want words is potential senator from pennsylvania, giselle. here is what she set about trying to prevent her husband from talking. listen. >> mr. fetterman, were you satisfied with the progress of the bridge? >> we are not doing interviews. we are here to celebrate. >> can i just jump in and try to underscore the insanity of what that means? this is a fetterman rally. these people are doing a fetterman rally and fetterman did not speak yesterday. can you imagine that? if i take you to arrowsmith but we are not playing tonight. you are seeing it. what do you mean? you are going to miss a thing, he's not singing. >> carley: apparently, they were five migrants living in new york city, tenant city mayor adam set up. it was built to house 500 people and cost about $325,000 to demobilize from alexandria ocasio-cortez's district, and another $325,000 to set up in randall's island. check out the the post this morning, adams as he focuses on fantasy migrant tents hurting his city. just five people. >> i don't doubt that it seems safe to adams because he spends 90% in nightclubs. >> carley: he does. >> todd: popping bottles with models come i never feel safe or as a matter of fact. but an interesting story because he sold this as what, no, a very dramatic pipit because this went from a hey, how dare you bus migrants here to this is humane to someone in your ear, you're looking, to making biden look bad. i don't think the message has caught up to them. they called and we don't want him -- here is a fire festival, and migrants are being offered everything that you offer at the fire festival. remember that disaster festival? but may be saw the fire festival documentary and these things never work out. >> todd: kudos to you to tithe the migrant crisis to the fire festival. chacarley shimkus, what a tremendous waste of resources. >> if you want to talk about the money really quick, when you look at all of the older people that are homeless, certainly whether they are homeless people who vote for the country, the idea fought for the country sleeping on third avenue but someone who broke in -- that is worked up. >> todd: trying to get to this congressman aoc unfazed by hecklers who attended her town hall meeting in queens, watch. ♪ ♪ >> very classy, thank you, ask. >> todd: to be clear, they are saying "aoc has got to go." is this a sign of hope that even people in her district, a democrat district where they would vote for a ham sandwich on the democratic line are fed up with aoc question mike >> and let me be specific why since shs dancing? the reason is not because she's bopping back and forth on the set last night. the reason is she's been doing the hustle since she got into congress. she showed up radical aoc outlier and then rubber-stamp everything. don't make that nancy pelosi wanted. >> carley: the reason they were heckling her -- the majority of lawmakers voted for that as well. >> everybody did but she was supposed to be the no more, we are the new generation. just go hang out in the adams glam tent. she is the celebrity tiktok. >> carley: she said to move the tent out of her district even though, that is the best part. >> her dance move is the hustle. >> todd: jimmy, this was my favorite segment of the day. i want to thank you for being here. we have to go to the neck story which is my least favorite. i need emotional support. stay here even though -- actually a barn burner last night. i guess people who like burning burns like this game, my office, the yankees office, 13 times, handing in another victory to the astros. one-run lead an absolute -- >> deep to left! it is back and it is gone! alex puts the astros on the board in the third inning. >> todd: the astros holding firm grip on the alc is much like jose out to they with the cheating thing on his chest. pivots to the city of brotherly love between the phillies and the padres, 3 3:30 pacific on fox sports 1 and fox sports. i'm not bitter at all, carley shimkus. the next hour of "fox & friends first" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> todd: president biden heading back to delaware after campaign stop in pennsylvania trying to sell americans on student debt relief. it comes as voters say, the issues he is not voting out that we care about. only 31% say he's paying attention to the issues that matters most. i am todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus the 50th presidential vacation as americans continue to struggle. at this time during trump's presidency he only took 35 vacation days even