the united nations general assembly. >> adversaries can become partners. >> notably absent though members of the u.n. security council. >> france, u.k., china and russia. >> joe biden is asleep at the wheel. >> attorney general merrick garland will be on the hill for a marathon hearing before the house judiciary committee. >> he is the mob lawyer for the biden family. >> concern for the g.o.p. whether the doj can fairly conduct an investigation of the president's son. >> a second train carrying hundreds of migrants coming to a halt while traveling to the u.s. as the passengers all chant "let us continue." >> what you are seeing is the cartels playing this administration like a piano. >> climate anxiety, fear of the future and the unknown. >> vice president kamala harris says climate anxiety is one of the big problems facing young people in america. >> biden administration is trying to destroy this country through climate policy. >> does your college kid need a hug? some errands run? >> children are not replying on concierge services. >> my dad dropped me off and looked around and said wow, you are lucky. see you later. >> lawrence: we begin this morning with this. iranian president condemning the u.s. in a fiery speech of the united nations. >> the alarming rhetoric from one of america's top adversaries here on american soil comes as president biden leans more into the idea of teaming up with china to tackle climate change. >> brian: i'm so glad iran got their $6 billion back. i know they are going to use it for humanitarian means. lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington. hey, lucas. >> good morning. guys. now, some are pointing out the irony iran's president given a free pass to speak in new york yet israel ambassador was detained for voicing his right for free speech. rice reissy former cleric and chief of iran's judiciary. >> to endeavor to universize american ideals throughout the world are failures. the iranian nation takes pride in having instrumentally unmasked the nature of true rulers in both the east and west with grass prices now over 60%. the president took the opportunity in new york to speak about the climate, the united nations. biden says he wants to partner with beijing on green energy. >> we also stand ready to work together withstand together with china on issues where progress hinges on our common efforts. nowhere is that more critical than accelerating the climate crisis. thieves snapshots tell an urgent story of what awaits us if we fail to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and begin to climate proof the world. >> now while biden was speaking, russia's ambassador to the u.n. was seen staring at his phone, biden mentioned ukraine after speaking about climate about 20 minutes into his speech and israel's ambassador to the u.n. walked out during the address by iran's president. he was later detained. not clear why. now the ambas ambassador's deten u.s. marked constitution day the signing of the document 1787. the bill of rights was ratified four years later which includes, of course, the right to free speech. president biden meets israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu later today, guys. perhaps he will reach him a happy new year. >> steve: that's absolutely right. lucas, we saw the israeli ambassador to the united nations where he was holding up that picture and there was a picture of an iranian woman who last year was essentially murdered by the dressing police for not wearing her hijab properly. obviously, he was leaving to make a statement. then why did the cops stop him? >> it's not clear why he was detained. i'm sure it will come up when president biden meets with israeli counterpart later today. it's a question that many are asking this morning, steve. >> ainsley: a lot of people are obviously concerned about the iranian president being able to speak on american soil and condemning us for stoking russia's war. is he alleging that we stoked russia's war in ukraine. does he have to speak. does everyone who is a part of this? do they all get the opportunity to speak? or would we be able to say not this year? >> almost 190 countries in the world not every single can speak, ainsley, certainly that invitation was granted. very controversial, of course, the granting of the visa. you know, of course, there is no direct flight between new york and tehran have to go through some special visa process to have it happen. many people are angered. you saw what happened to israel's ambassadors and many are pointing out the irony how israel's ambassador to u.n. detained and iran's president can speak with what some are calling fire and brimstone. >> brian: should not be a surprise. this administration immediately when they took office had secret talks in oman with iran. hey, let's get back into this whole nuclear deal that donald trump walked away from? they said no, no, no. please let's do it. they said no we are not going to do it you will overdo it. maybe we will do a secret agreement that doesn't have to go through congress this way we could work it out and we will just keep it a wink and a nod. this administration, came out of the gates thinking saudi arabia and israel were the problem and iran needs to be dealt with like barack obama dealt with. keep in mind, the deal that barack obama put forward, the senate didn't pass. people like chuck schumer and senator menendez said this is a terrible deal, i will not sign off on that. that's why it wasn't ratified. that's why trump was able to rip it up. now, selling drones over to russia. russia is putting these suicide drones into ukraine. they have not had any rebuke for that instead, they get a hostage swap, $6 billion and five of their people back. i think the m most of which iranians did not want to go back to iran. >> lawrence: he taunted the u.s. to the point of drones. if they have documents that iran gave weapons or drones to the russians after the war, then they should produce it. we are against the war and we are ready to plead united states it in order to end it. but the taxes of the american people are spent on war-making and filling the pockets of armed factories from the place of armed sales. truly unbelievable because there is -- it's undisputed evidence that they are providing the drones to the russians but he just taunts the u.n. i don't know why he was even allowed to speak. >> steve: somebody who was allowed to speak and got a hero's welcome was the president of ukraine, mr. zelenskyy, talked a lot about how essentially the world had to save ukraine. he also did an interview later in the day where zelenskyy urged donald trump to release that plan. donald trump has said a number of times i can stop the war with russia in 24 hours. so now mr. zelenskyy is saying okay, donald trump, what is the plan, exactly? because donald trump has refused to provide details because zelenskyy said yesterday anything that can save lives and stop this daily tragedy would be much appreciated. he said; however, zelenskyy said any deal that gives up land to russia is a nonstarter. so that's what president zelenskyy said to the former president yesterday. let's see if donald trump says anything about that today. >> ainsley: donald trump might say vote me in and then i will tell you my plan. >> steve: look at all the people who would die. >> ainsley: president biden is vowing to climate proof the world with china's help. and he is going to meet about b. today. that brings us to kamala harris. benjamin netanyahu. brings us to kamala harris on the college tour the fight for our freedoms tour. and she was in pennsylvania in reading pennsylvania at the reading area community college. and she is arguing that young people are experiencing climate anxiety causing them to rethink their futures. listen. >> i have heard young leaders talk to me about a term they have coined called climate anxiety. >> serious. >> right? when which is fear of the future and unknown whether it makes sense for you to even think about having children. whether it makes sense for you to aspiring to buy a home because what will this climate be? but, because people voted, we have been able to put in place over a trillion dollars in investment in our country around things like climate re resiliene and adaptation and focusing on environmental justice. >> lawrence: people are full of it. kids aren't able to get the first-time houses anymore. they are having to move in with their parents because the economy has been wrecked. they aren't able to get groceries. college tuition is at all-time high and they are worried about the climate anxiety? only created by the white house, i think, this pressure on these young people but from a day-to-day basis, i think there is more pressing issues impacting my generation. >> brian: it was amazing to see i was at the u.n. yesterday how many climate activists are there screaming nonstop. they have these schools have indoctrinated these kids to the point where the first thing they teach them and the last thing they teach them is about the world is going to blow up unless you do something crazy like glue yourself to a van gogh or throw yourself in front of a plane. that's what they are doing. we had people in front of our building yesterday. by the way, i don't know what kind of employer lets you get a piece of noon on tuesday and demonstrate in front of a building but if that's the thing you are doing. unbelievable. they're unemployable. but this is their focus. and it's unbelievable at the united nations they say this is great. that's all they talk about. even zelenskyy was talking about climate change in countries being flooded. what are you talking about? it is absolutely incredible how crazed people are with this climate change and the a president of the united states is in a city overrun by illegal immigrants because of him, won't meet with his democratic mayor because he is going to fundraisers with broadway and going to climate change meetings. >> steve: climate anxiety is a real thing. we were talking about this last week. i know kids who are in their 20's and 30's who talk about stuff like this. i don't know that i should bring a child into the world at this point. but threaten when you factor in, okay, is that just the only equation? no. there's more to the equation that is should i bring a child into the world right now when i can't afford it? to your point, lawrence, where you talk about can i afford food? can i afford gas? can i afford all that stuff? and tuition and things like that? and the answer is no. in fact, when you look at the latest gallup poll when it comes to home ownership, in may, it dipped to the lowest level ever when asked the question do you think now is a good time to buy your house? and people just say no. because i can't afford it. so, it's all part of the thing. and the white house is obviously using this event over the last week or so to talk about climate change. >> lawrence: it's crazy. >> ainsley: if you talk to kids in college, the majority of normal kids in college, they are scared to have babies because they are in their 20's and they want to make money and they want to get to the top before they start having their babies. they want to have a better life for their kids than maybe they had. they can't buy a house because mortgage rates have gone up, the highest they have been since 1981. so there are other factors here. we all are fairly normal, most people watching are fairly normal. we didn't have babies until we could afford them. we couldn't buy a house until we had a little money, padding in the bank so we could put a down payment on a house. that happens progressively as you get older. let's all calm down. i don't think it's climate change. kamala harris can say that think she will get the votes of the young people because some young people like tharnght most college kids aren't. i'm not getting married because of climate change. >> steve: we have heard that. >> lawrence: no, i don't. i don't hear that we brought our own panel of young people -- i mean, i have been looking at the talking points. >> ainsley: you can ask the next panel. >> steve: we had a panel where somebody said that a couple weeks ago. >> ainsley: really? i asked our green room because we have a lot of assistants in our green room no, never been -- i'm going to have babies. i'm going to get married like she said. >> brian: meanwhile, we were procreating in the depression and after world war i. >> ainsley: in covid. >> brian: i mean, you got to be kidding me. >> ainsley: since the beginning of time. >> brian: always challenges. not everything runs. >> steve: can i afford another fig leaf. >> ainsley: said the kaye man. >> lawrence: no day another train with hundreds of migrants approaching our border. >> brian: plus, illegal immigrant who did make it into our country charged with murder. >> steve: you are going to hear that story and how bun encounter turned into a shootout with cops. joe biden's border crisis is coming up next. >> ainsley: plus, you have to meet aura, the robot. how ai is stealing the show at a vegas concert venue. and speaking of stealing the show, ainsley, it's her birthday. we're so glad you were born and thankful to spend each and every morning. >> ainsley: thanks, y'all. >> ainsley: thank you. thank you, alleluia. >> ainsley: i love y'all. these are the young people who we're polling. climate change is not a problem. you are still going to get married and have babies. happy birthday to everyone born on september 20th. thank you, ladies. you do so much. >> steve: let's get out a knife. >> ainsley: thank you. ♪ [it's the final game, folks. this one wins the series.] struck out with the cheap seats? 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let's bring in our voter panel in the back row campus reform correspondent and gen z independent michael duke. millennial independent voter lizzy, gen z republican voter kristin hodges and on the front row is gen z independent voter alexandria chung, millennia republican voter and new york state young republican chairman peter gunta and millennial independent voter dennis richmond jr. thank you all so much for joining half of are you part of my generation the millennial generation and young bucks the again z's. lizy, start where you you are not only a millennial but you are a mom. what do you think is the most pressing issue facing the country? >> the issue that i am most concerned about is the zaft of my children and their future. this is something that i'm very worried about with the rise in anti-semitism. it was risen 36% the last year. we are jewish. i'm from texas like you. and i grew up in the bible belt where practicing faith was admired. i am really concerned what is happening. my family has been the victim of hate crimes. my husband received hate mail to his office. he is a doctor in new york city. i have been viciously attacked on social media for my jewish identity. i'm not somebody to stand around and tolerate. this i actually had a call with the white house about what they're doing. they told me a lot of nice things about their national strategy to counter systemic ant seen any action. i'm waiting. >> what is the most pressing issue facing our generation? >> care more about social issues such as the transgender rights, such as the second amendment. such as the climate change. they care more about these things, than fiscal issues such as the economy. ultimately to talk about these issues, have to have freedom of speech. the ability to speak freely without fear of government intervention must be upheld at all costs. otherwise, i don't see a future of our nation without freedom of speech. >> lawrence: wow. alexandria a i know you said climate change is a big issue for you. do you feel like that is the most pressing issue for the country right now? >> it's certainly important to me. but from what i have seen the most important issue especially facing young voters is the economy. i think that this directly impacts us as someone who is about to graduate college, looking into the job market. looking into the housing market. it's very daunting. so i think young voters, as well as voters across the board will be concerned about the economy. >> lawrence: yeah. peter, you are a millennial voter but you are also a republican. do you feel like any of the candidates are speaking to the heart of this crisis in our economy right now? >> to me, the only one that stands out with vivek ramaswamy. i'm a trump supporter. i voted for him in '16 and 2020 and likely vote for him again because he is the only one that is seriously talking about the current state of the economy and where it needs to go. >> lawrence: dennis, you are a millennial voter but you are also an independent. who has kept your eye in the race to respond to all these issues that we are facing as a country? >> sure, unfortunately live right now, there is not one particular person who is catching my eye. i am noticing a rise in crime in new york. my father is a veteran. i'm nervous because there are a lot of people who are pushing folks off of subways right now. people being viciously attacked all over. there is a rise in systemic anti-semitism. i'm looking for a candidate not only going to talk that issue but all the issues previously spoken about. i'm waiting to see who go s. going to come to the forefront. >> lawrence: do you feel there is a law enforcement epidemic in our country right now where we are not seeing the blue being supported? listen, we all condemn the actions when they do something bad. but, on the day-to-day basis, it doesn't seem like there is any support amongst the group of law enforcement. whether a do you see? >> absolutely. there is a lot of folks in our country who like to think that our police officers who are doing a wonderful job by the way. shout-out to our police officers, are all bad. and we have to remember that police officers are us. we're the police. what does that mean? police officers are women, they are people of color, they are people who identify how they identify. so there is this one track where we say all officers talk like this and walk like and this act like this. that's not true. if you look around new york city police officers are diverse. we can't paint people with one brush. >> lawrence: michael, i want to end with you. campus reform. i used to work for them. do great work there. what do you feel is the most pressing matter for the gen z voters out there. >> well, i think it's very clear for gen z voters it's the economy. simple and true. right now president biden is acting more like geriatric retired person shall than the workforce. is he commander-in-chief and spends more time away from the white house than in the white house. the economy is in shackles i need candidate that can handled it it. most college graduates are very concerned about their future. think are not concerned about it's going to look like and that's in part to the economy. >> lawrence: such a powerful statement. i can't wait for the next segment. we're going to have a presidential candidate nikki haley join us as well. i can't wait for you to put her in the hot seat to ask her some questions as well. thank you all so much. coming up, mom for rent. parents hiring stand-s in to provide support of all kinds. even a motherly hug for their college kid. we will hear from the professionals ahead. first, a not so loving welcome on capitol hill. a.g. garland prepped for a bruising day republicans. more on the likely fiery hearing that's next on "fox & friends." ♪ sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be life threatening or permanent. these aren't all the serious side effects. caplyta can help you let in the lyte. ask your doctor about caplyta. find savings and support at caplyta.com. ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) woah. 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in april of this year? >> brian: with a new president. >> ainsley: irs whistleblowers they come out. they say these are two top irs whistleblowers, keep in mind they are on the big cases. they are big guns there they say it was clear it was coming from the top to stimy the investigation. then they said they are prevented from doing their job. for example, hunter was told about the secret interview. remember, before it happened and then it never happened. and then hunter received special treatment, they allege. >> brian: now all of a sudden when that comes out that david weiss isn't actually in charge the department of justice seems to have a hand in this. that blows up everything. but hunter says i don't care. i got a deal. it is done. but when they go in front of the judge, over here, when they go in front of the judge, the judge looks at this deal and says you got to be kidding me. i can't sign off on this. and in it says the investigation will continue. hunter's attorney goes, no, no, no. this is going to be it. i have got a diversion program and gun charge. promise to do some things. i will admit my guilt for a reduced charge no. jail time. but what they do is they say we are going to continue the investigation. so the whole deal ballots up and then garland has got to take action. >> ainsley: garland disputes the whistleblower claims. denied weiss' request to be named special counsel. the conflicting story here. also, weiss is sending two different letters to two different people. he sends one to jim jordan and one to lindsey graham. in those letters he said he had full charging authority. one of them and in the other he didn't. he said he didn't. so two different stories here. >> brian: gary shapley came out and flat out i hope the republicans have in front of them what shapley said. i don't have charging authority. i'm not in charge of this case. i can't get special prosecutor status. directly contradicts mr. law and order, the department of justice. so the judge rejects the sweetheart deal. all hell breaks loose. days later garland says i have an idea. i'm going to give special counsel authority to david weiss who basically has been totally defraught. no one believes he has any credibility. steve. >> ainsley: out of the hague for this case. >> brian: not out of the hague. special counsel for hunter biden. >> ainsley: 11th, weiss drops the delaware tax charges and says he i object tends to drop them in california. and hunter biden is indicted on felony gun charges 2018 that never would have happened if it weren't for these whistleblowers. >> brian: i want to point out, this delaware, he wanted to move it out of delaware. he wanted california. they said no. wanted d.c., he said no. now he has got this status. is he going back. why does it matter? that's where he did his transactions. that's where he did his banking that's why he wants to get cooperation. he pleads not guilty to be donte later time. we will see if a deal actually gets done. now let's talk about the other major issue, ainsley and that is what they are going to ask about the trump administration. >> ainsley: this is trump investigations and jack smith's involvement. february 2022, the national archives asks the doj to go and investigate trump's missing classified documents. >> brian: they were negotiating about getting the documents back and ones that he could keep and can't keep. and they were going back and forth. now, the fbi was told, hey, you are probably going to need to go take these documents. the fbi says are you kidding me? you know we are already accused of being biased against trump. i don't want to do the raid. they end up doing the mar-a-lago raid anyway. they don't each tell. this is the problem. of the local miami office that they're coming. in miami had no idea about it. this came from washington. >> ainsley: why didn't they do the same thing in chappaqua with hillary clinton? why didn't they do the same thing with joe biden in delaware and raid their houses? those are questions today. ains. >> brian: and lawyers office. trump announces you know what? i'm running for president. you heard about the raid anyway. days later look what happens. >> ainsley: garland appoints jack smith to oversee investigations in the january 6th and mar-a-lago documents. that was the hague, right? >> brian: right. jack smith blew the senator menendez case. he blew the john edwards case. he blew up the case on governor bob mcdonnell in virginia. cost millions of dollars. the supreme court set no, this is ridiculous. he has been overcharged and not given his proper rights but still you bring him out to go for the jugular, the legal jugular i should say. and trump gets indicted on the classified documents case. they flipped the lawyer. i think there also a got to be some questions about that. then he was indicted on the january 6th case. this is just jack smith's involvement that doesn't include georgia either. >> brian: here are some questions why did the doj insist on the raid? why won't the doj give lawmakers the internal documents and classified materials. >> ainsley: make it so hard for all the internal documents. 1023 we found out about the phone calls. we wouldn't have found out about subpoenas and them jumping through hoops to find out this information. that's when we found out we are going to pay $5 million to one biden. 5 million to the other. if they hadn't been doing their homework we wouldn't know about this. >> brian: the leaking continues, just like the russia investigation from jack smith because we know all about what donald trump may or may not have done. we know nothing about robert hur who is conducting the investigation into joe biden. and we don't know anything about that progress. that is a stationary target. what is the problem? where are the updates? why isn't there one single leak? >> ainsley: all right. what's coming up, brian? >> brian: still ahead. israel's u.n. ambassador briefly detained after protesting are iran at the general assembly. the g.o.p. presidential candidate. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley joins us live on the set on the world stage tensions. >> ainsley: wibut, first, one company is selling the world's most valuable resource: a mother's love. >> brian: yes. >> ainsley: how parents are hiring second moms to help out of state college students. ♪ your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. what was it like before viasat satellite internet? 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[coughing] when caroline has a cough she takes robitussin. thos hey! can we talk about your yoga breaks? sure. get fast, powerful cough relief with robitussin, and find your voice. ♪ robitussin ♪ >> janice: good morning, everyone. happy wednesday. of storms moving through the central u.s. and something lingering off the coast of florida. is it going to develop? we will have to wait and see. we have the severe storm threat friday and saturday. getting into that secondary season of severe weather, including tornadoes, keep an eye on it we will at fox weather.com. here is our southeast low. it could turn three- three-poine threetropical: keepthat in miny weekend activities. here is your forecast. still very warm across the southern plains and into the midwest. 81 in chicago. that's ahead of a cold front that's going to bring potential for higher elevation snow across the rockies. still watching, of course, across the atlantic as we get into october. this is also an active pattern so that disturb bans off the southeast coast. and the one off of africa we will have to keep an eye on as well. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. steve doocy it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. over to you. >> steve: it is, indeed. thank you, j.d. coming up right now a mother's love is irreplaceable but some college parents are hiring stand-ins to take over mom's duties whether their kids hit campus. our next guest actually started her business in st. louis in 2019 and has since expanded to three other colleges across the country. the founder of mindy knows. mindy horowitz joins us now. she is screen left along with her director of marketing charry brooks. ladies, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: mindy, let's start with you since the company is called mindy knows. you know what kids need. tell us how this started. >> my son went to school in st. louis, our hometown. and when he was in his first year, i joined the facebook parent page that a lot of parents join on campuses. and i would see all the things that the out-of-town families needed. so, we spent a whole year talking about what we could do and in the fall of 2019, we launched mindy knows. >> steve: that's fantastic. what does mindy know? the kids call you and they ask you to do what? >> we know storage, we know doctors, we know cookies, we know. >> steve: cookies? >> haircuts. we know our town and if we don't know we know who to ask. >> steve: right, exactly. charry, i know you are a graduate from washu.? st. louis how did you get involved in. this mindy was looking for marketing persons and one of her customers said you should reach out to charry. ironically at the time my daughter was applying to wash u. it's come full circle not only am i helping her with the marketing but we were bun of the beneficiaries of her services when my daughter started in 2020. >> steve: charry, all three of my kids went to college out of state. and when you are hundreds of miles away from your kid, you are always worried about your kid. so it's just great. that is part of your marketing model, sntsd it? we can take over when you can't be right there. >> right. we provide the peace of mind for families going through the college process. so for both the parents and for the student as well. and we are local moms so what better than to have a local mom on the ground that can help you with celebrations and also challenges. >> steve: indeed, one chelsea, mindy, a parent called you and said i know there's a blizzard but my child needs to pick up a prescription from cvs. okay. you didn't have a dog sled. how did you get the prescription to them? >> that was crazy so much snow and no snowplows. i called my friend who i have known my whole life who works for a local police department and asked her if she could help me find an off duty police officer which she did. he went and picked up the prescription and brought it to my student. it was really remarkable, amazing. >> steve: absolutely. kid said i have a big interview and i don't have the right clothes. what did you do? >> i have three boys so if i have someone who needs a sports coat i have a share of options. he came over and picked the one best he got it dry cleaned and brought it back the next week. >> steve: that's customer service he went through your family's closet. shari, right now there are tens of thousands of parents going oh, that sounds like a really good idea. how does it work and what's your website and how much does it cost? >> well, the website is mindy knows.com. which is very easy. and it's very -- you can just go on the website and right now we are at four campuses you can click on the scroll down and see one of the four campuses. varies per campus and come in for a month for $49. can you come in for a semester or come in for the year or all four years. it's really what you want. we have found that the people who have come in for a month have stayed with us because they have been really happy with our service. >> steve: i would, too. especially with that cookie delivery. four campuses are northwestern