with the latest. prisoners landed i would presume in dulles in the last 10 minutes. >> we are still working to try to get some pool video of that for some of these prisoners this will be the first time back in u.s. soil on over five years. five freed american prisoners and two family members who have not been allowed to leave iran so they are now back in the safety of u.s. soil. this exchange, it originally happened yesterday in qatar, that's where the u.s. handed over two prisoners as well. and $6 billion in unfrozen oil assets back to iran. their president who will also address the general assembly today has vowed that only use cash for humanitarian reasons. u.s. has reason to be distrustful of that president biden had emotional phone call with the freed americans yesterday from new york. one of which released this statement expressing excitement for finding freedom once again, quote: i'm dying to find out what gadgets now exist. when i was taken hostage, the iphone 6 s had just come out. you cannot imagine what an 8-year itch feels like. president biden also revealed new action against individuals and iran will be taken, quote: we are sanctioning former president mahmoud ahmadinejad for involvement in wrongful detension. impose costs on iran for provocative actions. leaders from 145 countries are expected to be president in new york. the white house says that the president will speak to a broad range of issues from climate change to rallying support for ukraine. >> you will see him talk in a full-throated way about the need to continue to support ukraine as they defend their country and sovereignty and the fact that the united states is going to continue to lead world efforts to do it. you are going to see him speak up for the u.n. charter. very for the very of sovereignty and territorial integrity that russians them vlves violating inside ukraine. >> first in-person address from volodymyr zelenskyy since the war broke out in this country. you are right about gridlock. leaders from 145 nations. i will note china and russia their leadership will not be present today, guys. >> steve: they will not. alexandria a before you go, they have released a list of three of the americans' names. they continue not to say who the other two are. would we presume they could be members of the intel community or security contractors or something like that? >> you know, that's a really interesting thought. i haven't thought about it from that direction. there was some indication that these two individuals simply requested to remain private, maybe due to the ordeal that they had been through. on top of those five we keep hearing the number seven from kirby as well that is because two family members of those five detainees they were there in iran as well. they were coming home. >> ainsley: a father was going over to try to get his child back not able to leave and also detained. do we know who the other person is, the other family member? >> i have read either the wife or mother of one of the separate americans there. not exactly sure on that. we should be finding out more about them, soon, as they will be finding out a whole lot more about how the country has advanced since they have been here. >> brian: thanks so much. pretty amazing, $6 billion was frozen in south korea because the previous administration and iran's continuing terror activity. so they freeze it in there. and they say i need that unfrozen. i need five people back myself. six people back ourselves and let's call it even. iran will make their speech today. and you should feel for certain that they will say they have free access over that money. and, by the way, antony blinken could not even answer the question yesterday, how will you enforce the mandate that says they can only use it for humanitarian purposes? >> ainsley: make sure it's not used for terror. >> brian: how could you not have the answer fail safes he does not have that and quickly went to the humanitarian side of this prisoner swap. instinct to come back we want everybody home. i would like paul whelan home from russia. what you do now to get them back will indicate the chances of this happening again. >> lawrence: what does it do to empower them, as to your point, to kidnap more americans, brian. >> brian: right. >> lawrence: i think the non-preparation from the white house is the most concerning thing. did they brief members of congress on this? it's been bipartisan condemnation in the sense of, look, we want our americans home. but, what does this do to empower the number one state sponsor of terrorism? and i think that kinds of gets buried amongst us celebrating our americans coming back home. >> ainsley: we also have the "wall street journal" reporter over in russia. we would like him home as well. crist particulars are saying this is only helping tehran. signaling, no matter what this regime does or any regime does, it's not going to be met with meaningful pressure. we also are concerned does this send a signal to other countries that you, too, can house americans or grab americans off the street and put them in prison and we will pay you for a swap. >> steve: a cash crop. since the president is going to be addressing the u.n. general assembly. i like the way we made it the white house. east side where the traffic is really bad to pennsylvania avenue where there is no traffic, i know. so, yesterday, gavin newsom, the governor of the great state of california sat down with cnn, and, obviously, given the fact that there are these terrible polls out right now for joe biden, and the fact that the republicans are launching an impeachment inquiry and hunter's in trouble and all this stuff about his age, he was asked whether or not joe biden is the right guy to lead the party. and what about the vice president? this is his chance, gavin, if you want to run, now's the chance. are you going to say anything about it? watch this. >> old tagsed. i want a guy to produces results. the results are in. it's been a master class. there is simply no administration in my lifetime that's been more effective producing more substantive results. >> he's the best choice. >> by definition. if i think this administration last two and a half years one of the most outstanding administrations in the last few decades and she is a member of the administration she gets to lay and claim credit to a lot of that success. the answer is absolutely. >> carley: so she should be on the ticket. he is not running for president. the answer is no with no ambiguity. the impeachment inquiry he said this is student government, give me a break. it's a joke. when asked about abortion which something that a lot of people are concerned, about a lot of women, especially, when asked about abortion up until the very end or even after the mom gives birth. he said in those extremely rare and personal circumstances, one thing i absolutely believe, donald trump should not be making that decision. i shouldn't be making that decision. >> brian: really. make it a possibility that babies, once born, could be killed, fantastic. i don't think that's the wisest answer. donald trump is getting some incoming from the right on his answer over the weekend. let's see what he is thinking more general election. but, when you talk about problems with the biden-harris administration, you are not talking about things coming from a would be opponent. you are getting from people on their own side. "the washington post" writes this today and here's an excerpt. >> ripples through the democratic party. one democratic lawmaker speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive matter raised the prospect that biden could secure the nomination and have to drop out for health reasons. the worst case scenario get past the nominating process president biden as the nominee and then unable to continue. that's the nightmare scenario for democrats. peggy noonan went even further who is anti-trumper and obviously a conservative she says he should not run. second termination are usually a disaster. you can't look at what you look at now and not feel some apprehension. she says that he is not up to. >> lawrence: truly unbelievable the amount of democrats that are now weighing in. >> brian: this is the moment. >> lawrence: this is the exact moment. the "new york times" spoke to two dozen democratic strategists. one being james carville he said the voters don't want. this and that's poll after poll. you can -- and when it comes to the enthusiasm, he goes on to say you can't look at what you look at now and feel some sort of apprehension. he is referring to that new cnn poll that says 67% of democrats don't even want joe biden to run. but the most concerning part of that "new york times" thing is when you get to l nd governor of p.a. a rising star in the democratic party austin davidson says if they want the black vote, they are going to have to run more than what they did on 2020 when it came down to trump and just the extreme right wing. the voters want something that you are going to have to deliver on. so, you are getting it from the base of the democratic party, the strategists of the democratic party. i think a lot of folks are just saying it's just matter of time before this all crumbles. >> ainsley: nbc said joe biden is saying out loud he doesn't think he can live through his son's ordeal. they are reporting the president has even la wanted out loud he might be dead before his son's case is resolved. look at the polls, cbs poll 72% think that biden is not physically healthy enough to be president. only 34% think he could finish a second term before resigning or dying. august survey for the a.p. says 77% of americans, including 69% of democrats, think that biden is too old to be effective for the next four years. >> steve: age is one thing you cannot do anything about it. you can impact foreign policy, you can impact the economy, but you cannot turn back the clock. so with this "the washington post" article, where they talked to 30 different top democrats about the waves of anxiety. apparently settled down by jim me siena the man who ran barack obama's 2012 campaign you he put together a 24-slide deck to try to calm the jitters. he said washington whispers have become too common among bed-wetting democrats. america is split right down the middle. both parties are going to get 46% and we are fighting over the rest. he did go on to say right now extraordinarily he said donald trump is not in as strong a situation as joe biden is where it did he get that information? >> this is from jim that siena. biden is in a stronger situation than trump and emailed 24 card deck. >> ainsley: what does that mean? >> steve: a presentation. a bunch of slides. one u.s. senator after he saw the deck wrote back to that siena and said okay, i'm going to stop bed-wetting right now. good news, one democratic u.s. senator not bed wedding. >> brian: people say obama's numbers were low: no one was talking about their age. >> they were talking about their performance you can't get younger. people people are watching him degrade. don't worry about democrats and republicans. this person tends to be radical. this person tends to be boring. this is so different from that he is not up for the job harvard poll haley, scott and beat him. donald trump is beating him head to head in every single poll. we know what is going to matter in every state. he is making up ground in michigan and pennsylvania. is he making up ground in georgia with a divided field with seven others. i also think that governor haley has reason to be encouraged more and more polls show she does really wellhead to head with democrats. >> she did great in the debate. debate next week that will be interesting. we saw that before in the last election. how you would love one and next debate fail miserably. >> lawrence: smaller stable. >> brian: i'm not sure yet. who hasn't qualified asa hutchison and burgum has not. now we are down to 6. >> steve: donald trump is not coming. >> ainsley: he is not going to sign the pledge saying i will support whoever. >> steve: if he doesn't show up, once again like last time. people watching the tv show for hours, of these five people or however many people who is my favorite coming out of that people will have a fave rit. don't be surprised if one of those candidates booms again like nikki haley did. >> ainsley: what about the advantage that republicans have? i think republicans if you talk to people. they say we know donald trump is winning in the party so far. at least we have great alternatives on stage. the democrats don't have that. >> brian: unless joe biden decides to not run, he's running. coming up straight ahead -- by the way, don't forget the debates coming up on the 27th next week. >> steve: now we are in the sky. >> brian: disturbing video showing a seattle woman beaten over cigarettes and candy. >> ainsley: oh my gosh. >> steve: that is awful. >> ainsley: one guy beating while the other person is stealing everything. >> steve: brazen car jacking in connecticut while thieves still aston martin from a garage. i think that was james bond's car, wasn't it? >> which state has become the first to eliminate cash bail? a crime crisis round up next. >> lawrence: plus, japanese pro-wrestlers trade a ring for a running train. the wild video coming up. >> brian: is he really hurt? did he really hit him ♪ where we were ♪ this is the all-new ergo smart base from tempur-pedic. and it responds to snoring, so you don't have to. so, no more nudging your partner. or sleeping on the other side... of the house. because the tempur-ergo smart base actually detects snoring... ...then automatically adjusts to help reduce it. all night, every night. don't miss our biggest sale of the year, with savings up to $700 on select adjustable mattress sets, and experience the deep, undisturbed rest of tempur-pedic. learn more at tempurpedic.com choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. in a survey, 92% of current users said they wish they'd talked to their doctor and started botox® sooner. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you. learn how abbvie could help you save on botox®. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? 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>> lawrence: long recovery and it changes the way they run after that. >> steve: we will know more later today. carley, thank you very much. >> brian: you are free to go, carley. >> carley: thanks, brian. >> brian: as the ongoing crime crisis continues to torment communities across the country, one state is making moves to allow suspected criminals to return to the streets. >> lawrence: todd piro joins us now with the details on that new no cash bail law. more on that, todd. >> todd: good morning to all four of you. illinois the first state in our country to eliminate cash bail. under the new system suspect also only be held if a judge agrees that they pose a risk to the community. advocates for the safe-t act say freedom should not have a price tag but some prosecutors and law enforcement officials predict the end of cash bail will put more criminals back on the streets. this new policy comes as cities across the u.s. struggle with rising crime rates and violent incidents like this one. on friday, a woman working at a seattle area gas station was assaulted and robbed by a group of young men. the victim says they were laughing as they punched her repeatedly. >> i don't know if it's just kids don't seem to fear anything anymore. they don't -- there is like no repercussions for them the way there used to be. they were laughing. they had no disregard for anything. they don't care anymore. >> stores are also seeing a rise in flash robs, specifically in california. a bay area chanel store was robbed over the weekend. these types of multiple offender crimes make it increasingly difficult for law enforcement to catch the criminals and they are expected to cost the golden state $19 billion this year alone. in connecticut in west port which is a beautiful and predominantly safe area, video shows carjackers stealing an as stolen martin from a home garage while the owner was in the car. car owner suffered minor injuries trying to defend himself before the suspects got away. philly so, bad a popular cheese steak restaurant had to reopen with assault riferl carrying security guards in tow. wild, guys, back to you. >> brian: you don't have enough cops. you don't enforce the law. thanks, todd, that's what you have to do. if i want to keep my business open. i have to tractor in now armed security. >> steve: they do. as detailed at this place and we have seen violence through the years at some of these philly cheese steak place us business so good. line is out the door and around the corner. people who are standing on the street took the fancy car. pulling up to your house. the way they did it the guy pulls up to his house. opens the garage door, pulls in. the bad guys run in after him. and then drag him out of the car. >> ainsley: it's a big thing, especially in the northeast i two people who have had their cars taken. joe concha talks about it on air. didn't he have his car taken in new jersey? i know a person who lives in west port in connecticut where this aston martin cass pane. her car was taken out of her. >> lawrence: beautiful area. taxes are through the roof there. >> steve: that's inside the guy's house e just opens the garage door to his house and they come into his house and steal the car. >> lawrence: that goes to the larger problem. this used to be just isolated to certain areas where there was crime prevalent like chicago. but now because of the policies of d.n.a. is not prosecuting. it's really starting to spread out throughout the state. you know, i traveled before they passed this law all over illinois to see if there was anyone supporting this. the community wasn't supporting this. this was the liberal elites that wanted this to happen. >> what is their mindset? these liberal leaders? they just don't want to put -- they are more compassionate to the criminals? >> lawrence: their attack is on the bail system itself because they are saying these people are innocent, which is true at the time. they haven't been proven guilty. the problem is a lot of these folks are repeat offenders and they are allowing them -- they have track record of doing this crime. >> ainsley: if he are repeat offenders keep them behind bars. >> steve: the difference between the illinois no cash bail and like the new york situation is in new york, for the most part, judges really didn't have any discretion over whether or not to keep somebody in jail like oh, sorry, that carjacking it's on a list. i have got to let you out. in illinois, as part of this -- and it's called the pre-trial fairness act. as part of that judges actually have discretion. they can go well, this person is violent i'm going to keep him in jail. >> that's actually better here is what the premise of it is. if a person a commits the same crime as person b. but person a has money, they get out. and that's got to stop. so, the way they are addressing it is ridiculous, it's as backwards. everyone gets out unless one judge decides in certain states or cities that that person is not a danger. maybe the person staring at the guy who is hitting a woman in the face, is he violent? he was two crimes ago but not this crime. how do you know? then you have to have somebody report this guy is not violent. that person is violent. so, this becomes it's murder situation, gotcha. blood all over his hands. he stays in jail. there are so many other gray areas that need investigation so you can't put the public in jeopardy while you investigate. and the time frame is so short to get that investigation together it. makes it impossible. and a lot of times guys go i don't need this headache. can you go. then you don't have enough cops even to follow up on the crime because they are not backed up. it's a big ripple effect. this will not end good in illinois. >> steve: started yesterday so let's see. >> lawrence: buckle up. >> steve: buckle up indeed. coming up on this tuesday, americans are least likely to care about their kids having good manners when compared to parents in two dozen other countries. what parents actually prioritize over manners instead coming up. >> lawrence: plus, dash cam video shows a driver going airborne after slamming into a police car all caught on camera. this is crazy. >> ainsley: and republicans try to delay a government shutdown until halloween. but could there concessions to democrats be even more frightening? 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>> brian: every once in a while. sometimes it gets hot in there. >> carley: when the mood strikes. >> brian: thanks very much. >> carley: you are welcome. >> brian: striking internal deal to avoid a government shutdown over the weekend it. appears already to have pushback from their own side to derail it. our next guest is one of those republicans who does not support the party measure. g.o.p. congressman matt rosendale this continuing resolution while they negotiate would extend the funding of the government until october 31st. congressman, why are you dead set against that? >> brian, i have said for months now that i will not support any continuing resolution. that is merely an extension. nancy pelosi's spending and joe biden's policies that we voted against. republicans voted against for the last two years. we have known for nine months. it is time to pay us the appropriation bills. we were assured by kevin mccarthy. this congress is going to be different. we're going to pass the 12 rah appropriations bills. i started talking about this several months ago when the debt ceiling package was negotiated outside of the house of representatives. and kevin mccarter went directly to president biden and struck a deal that didn't reduce spending. i said we are on a trajectory to have a continuing resolution and omnibus the same as nancy pelosi passes. >> got charges. you are ♪ signing on spending caps. one more month to negotiated. you took all of august off. i don't know why. >> i don't either. >> brian: didn't pass any appropriations bill. do you think chip i have conservative. >> yeah i absolutely think is he conservative and very bright. >> brian: matt, listen to what he said about your stance? >> i have colleagues on my side of the aisle who are about to walk away from something that we can possibly do here together to sandy message loudly and clearly that we should fund a government to actually do its job and secure the border. for all the folks out there ready to way from it, i would just caution you that you are walking away from the most important issue that we are dealing with right now for the people we represent. >> brian: what he is saying there is border money in this while you negotiate for one month for this meanwhile this is something the senate is probably not going to accept any way but bring to you negotiations how do you feel about chip roy's logic here? the vo beginning of that statement summarizes it. it's a message. i think the message we need to send is that congress needs to do their job. they need to pass the 12 rah appropriations bills. they need to get the nondefense discretionary spending reduced to 1.417 trillion which is what speaker mccarthy agreed he was going to help us to accomplish i'm not just pointing fingers. >> brian: what if they tell you they need another month fund the government. >> sure next year we are going to reduce the spending and the year after that we're going to balance the budget. >> how long is speaker speaker mccarthy had the job? you had a freud continue slip. >> brian: no freud continue slip how long has he had. >> same work ethic come out of speaker mccarthy as pelosi. omnibus. i'm not going to support that if you have colleagues you respect like chip roy you obviously don't like speaker mccarthy. >> it's not about who i like. it's not about who i like let me finish. scott perry and chip roy says i need another month you say i'm not giving you another month. government shut down. who gets blamed if the government shuts down. >> this is about messaging. again, you are getting back to what this is all about. it's about messaging. let's sit down and take the time that we have remaining, let's develop the appropriations bills all 12 of them. >> brian: you can do it in seven days. >> absolutely. brian, we can accomplish anything we'll want to in 48 hours in this city but you have to want to do it. i'm willing to stay here. i would have stayed here all the way through august, brian. but you have to have leadership that says this is whether a you are going to do. this didn't arise seven days ago, brian. we knew for nine months we were supposed to develop appropriations bill they have known for seven month. they are not doing it. i was not sent here to kick the can down the road. adding $2 trillion it of debt to the debt every single year. >> brian: congressman you know if the government gets shut down republicans get the blame because they are not providing even a c.r., a pathway to a cr, you are saying i'm not going to go for 30 days government shuts down. that means your investigation stops. that means the border funding doesn't happen and that's okay? >> who are you getting your talking points from, brian? >> brian: it's called research, congressman, if you don't agree with whether a i'm saying it doesn't mean talking points you just don't agree with what i'm saying. >> brian, we can stay here and develop the appropriation bills. the work has already begun. okay? we need to complete it. why is speaker mccarthy not allowing for the appropriation bills to be completed and brought forward so that the body of congress can vote on that. that's the question. >> brian: that's a great question. >> it sure is. >> brian: 30 more days to do it and you don't want to do it. >> i will not sign off on a continuing resolution that continues nancy pelosi's spending and joe biden's policies. that's ridiculous. i voted against them for two years, brian. let's stay here and get the appropriation bills done. let's make sure that we get the value of those appropriation bills done to 1.417 trillion nondefense discretionary. >> brian: talk to chip roy and scott perry are they pro-pelosi? >> this -- what he said was this is about delivering a message. >> brian: this is about a continuing resolution to get you to that point. >> to deliver a message that one believes that any of the provisions -- brian he said. >> brian: we have got to go. >> he does not believe any of the provisions within that continuing resolution will even be passed. >> brian: well, put it this way, at least is he moving forward you are just standing still thanks congressman. >> no work on the appropriations bill, brian. >> brian: talk to your people. coming up straight ahead. get ready. more than 2,000 migrants over the southern border. looking for a place to go fastest developing development. how migrants can buy land without credit or proof of income. that story, next. for healthy joints. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. in a survey, 92% of current users said they wish they'd talked to their doctor and started botox® sooner. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you. learn how abbvie could help you save on botox®. no matter what you're up against, we have your back. we are united way. we are neighbors helping neighbors in communities around the when disaster strikes we get you back on your feet. we help children build brighter. we've been here for over 135 s but now our work is more . join us. join your neighbors. join united way. lawrence caught on camera more than 2,000 illegal immigrants crossing into eagle pass, texas, officials warn they could be heading here. collin ridge. may seem like a small texas settlement but its rapid growth is described as a magnet for migrants. the community allows buyers to purchase land without credit or proof of income. experts warn it invites cartel activity. and you can see it here. it's just north of houston. here to discuss is national security fellow at the center for immigration study todd benzman. thanks so much for joining the program. >> great to be here, thank you. >> lawrence: so i'm from texas i first heard it after criminal activity that took place at one point. texas is not a sanctuary city. how is this allowed to happen? >> well, there is a business model underway in old east texas where a developer -- has figured out a way to market in spanish language the sale of property, you know, quarter acre lots, three quarter acre lots to people directly from from owner or-to-borrow few hundred bucks or dollars pretty much anybody can come, in not have to show, you know, proof of history of income or a credit rating or anything. they are going to pay a lot of interest way love market, 9 persian, 10% or more. gekding on the length of the loan, and then you build your own house out there. you hook up -- they provide utilities and whatnot, you hook it up and eventually build whatever you want on there. >> lawrence: it's truly unbelievable. i want to bring you to the migrant encounters because, there is no way this is not a migrant. if you look at it it's up 26.9% tell me, who is this developer and why is he not on the radar of texas officials? >> well, it's the harris family trey harris, houston is the developer, this has kind of been going on under the radar for going on 10 years now. the expansion and growth of this community has really been remarkable, it is probably thousands and thousands of acres under development right now. they are definitely very bullish on the market, expecting to sell to folks to coming over right now. the problem with the development really in my view is that there are, according to local law enforcement officials mexican cartels that operate in that area. ice will not touch it. law enforcement, state law enforcement is very thin there. local law enforcement is very thin there. and i have been down on the ground interviewing the people that buy there, illegal immigrants i have interviewed who have bought property there they say that's one of the greatest appeals of it is that law enforcement isn't there to sweat them. >> lawrence: this makes zero sense. looks like giving money to republicans. we will talk about this later on in the show. todd, thank you for being on the program. we reached out of to the clone ridge develop are for comment but did not hear back. >> thank you. >> lawrence: you got it, brother. americans are least likely to care about their kids having good manners when compared to parents in two dozen countries. speaking of manners the city dressing their dress code for capitol casual. jimmy failla came dressed to impress. there he is. this was no bear. it was like a bearsquatch! dad. what's a bearsquatch? 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this survey chronicles the decline in manners since the year 1990. what i think came along and really changed things is the smart phone. because i think life became so convenient. and i think parents, i was one of them, used the phone to baby-sit their kid during infancy. >> steve: look, barneyson 00 phone. >> jimmy: become a ninja to get stuff done. we prioritize convenience over anything else. for a lot of parents, they don't mind back talk as long as it's quick. as long as it doesn't up end the day. >> steve: in this survey it says another factor that falls under the broader idea of kids being well-behaved is if they listen to their parents. to your point about the smart phone, thanks to social media, kids are not very social. >> jimmy: no. not at all. they don't interact with other humans. generation of kids who doesn't look at you when they say hello. we came from a different generation of checks and balances. they weren't called checks and balances they were called belts and spoons but you learned accountability not only to your parents but to other parents. i grew up in an era not only would i have gotten spanked about my parents if i mouthed off in public i might have gotten a shoe thrown and my mom wouldn't have been mad. >> steve: spoon. >> half polish and sicilian. true story hiv an uncle who put out a hit on himself. hey, good night, everybody. stick with me the spoon we would get spanked and maybe we were supposed to stop spanking the kids we were not supposed to tell them we couldn't do it anymore they would respect us. >> steve: speaking of respect. the u.s. senate threw the dress code out the window. >> jimmy: that's real? stop it. if the senate is not wearing clothes. jimmy failla is not wearing no. way, no chance. >> steve: you are wearing something. wait, you are taking your shoes off? >> jimmy: i'm wearing my fox across america t-shirt swag. just call me jim fetterman over here. that's -- if that was a real things, i showed up -- i almost had a tie on for this. this is crazy. okay. >> steve: that's from your radio show. >> jimmy: fox across america swag. go to fox across america.com. show your support for jimmy failla. no one has done more for the community college degree than the man in this t-shirt right here. >> steve: do you think people all across america are going, you know what? i want to dress just like jimmy now. >> jimmy: i don't know that they do. i traditionally dress like an overweight figure skater like i won a gold and still let myself go but still wear the flashy clothes. this is disgraceful for the senate. certain institutions should be held to hire standard. you are the senate. you are not taking a boat to a monster truck rally with me. okay? but that's where you look what you are doing. and i know they are saying this is because of fetterman. i don't want to bash fetterman physical we see what type of senator his wife turns out to be, okay. but this is ridiculous. >> steve: just like our first story. it's all about manners. >> jimmy: thank you. we are letting ourselves go as a people. >> steve: where can i get that shirt again? >> jimmy: go to fox across america.com. get some jimmy faill