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[cheers and applause] ♪ every girl's crazy about a sharp-dressed man ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pete: welcome to "fox & friends" on this friday. zz top we will have givings founding member of zz top on the show later. and brian, is your audio fixed? brian: yes, it is. ainsley: we can hear you. brian: we can have eye contact and you can bring me through it. how is the show going so far? ainsley: stop looking at him across the studio. look straight ahead. brian: i apologize. i keep breaking the magic wall. ainsley: happy friday. excited to have the founding member of zz top coming up on the. pete: it is international beer day. ainsley: if you could drink beer all day long what would be your pick? brian: i do drink beer all day long. today i have chosen corona mexico new relations. pete: coors light. ainsley: i'm a blue moon girl. brian: domestically produced. pete: speaking of domestic production you know joe biden is on virtual tour of ohio. president trump wecht to clyde, ohio, to give a speech on current. he actually went to ohio, the real place. here is part of what the president said yesterday about our economic come back. >> we will rise from the current adversity of this horrible invisible enemy, and we will be more prosperous and resilient than ever before. we have done things we never knew we could do. one of the key lessons we have learned in this battle against the china virus is that the mighty american economy has a fantastic ability to adapt and re-purpose its factories. we are engaged in the most rapid industrial mobilization by far since world war ii. pete: ainsley, the president laid out six promises to u.s. workers defeat the china virus, rise again after covid. manufacturer. more manufacturing jobs. stay on the trade and tariffs. i will always put american workers first. that's putting joe biden on notice in addition to the 6 point things that he wants to do going forward at the top of the list was to return the economy to precovid success. to say defeat this virus. talked about medical plans for it with vaccines and what we need to do and keep medical solutions here in the united states. and, look at this. this is what he was so good at, brian, when in 2016. that was going factory to factory, telling the american worker i'm going to bring manufacturing back. he was at whirlpool. they produce washers, driers, dishwashers, all kinds of things. employ so many people in ohio. brian: ainsley, it's also important these are the new rallies. he can't have a rally. what he can do is visit the people that he went out to back. question is, will they remember? because, right now, we are in hold as an economy. you know, we lost -- we have 1.5 million people apply for jobless claims yesterday just slightly less than the week before. but we are going to add jobs and should be coming out about 8:30 today. find out how we did in july. should be adding just under 2 million jobs. it's good but it's not 4.5. you are asking people to remember where we were, understand something happened out of our control that brought us down, and i can bring you back. here is steve cortes. he is an advisor for the trump campaign for 2020. and he says here is the difference on how ohio should look at the trump economy as opposed to the biden economy. >> the residents of ohio realize thought president created the first trump boom and he will also create the trump boom 2.0. on the other side of the equation when they look at biden the buckeye state will never back beijing biden. the reason i say that in the heartland of america memories are still very raw about what happened to the industrial might of the midwest in this country. industry was disseminated by horrible trade deals. one of the principle architects of those trade deals whether it's nafta or china's inclusion into the wto one of the principle architects was joe biden. that's what he did during half century career in the washington swamp. he sent jobs from places like shaker heights to places like shanghai. brian: i love the way those two were together. in terms of products it's going to help our economy but also about security. if china is make our pharmaceuticals and we need medicine, that's a problem. if china has our precious metals that we buy for all our tech equipment, that's a problem. enough to we say national security is an issue. so, therefore american people, if we make it here, we have to be prepared to pay a little bit more here. i think as a country, if it's explained, we're willing to do it. pete: when the president replaced nafta with the usmca we may have thought that conversation was over. nafta is going to come up a lot. that was something that joe biden supported during his five decades in public service and disseminated a lot of industries that the president is now trying to revive. joe biden was in ohio virtually. but, as he has gone on his virtual tour, we are not quite sure how he tell ports to each location. he has been doing other events. including a black journalists and hispanic journalists. this was taped apparently earlier this week it. caught a lot of eyes because well, as joe biden has a propensity for doing, he said it like only joe biden can say. listen to this. >> what you all know but most people don't know, unlike the fraternal community with notable exceptions, the latino community is incredibly diverse community with incredibly different attitudes about different things. pete: unlike the african-american community, the hispanic community is very diverse. they knew they made a mistake so joe biden tweeted soon thereafter a clarification. here's what it was. earlier today i made some comments about diversity in the african-american and latino communities that i want to clarify. in no way did i mean to suggest the african-american community is a monolith, not by identity, not on issues, not at all. a clarification like that is an acknowledgment, ainsley, that when you let him off the prompter you never know what you are going to get. ainsley: everyone is baffled by. this he is saying that there is diversity in the latino community but not in the african-american community? that all african-americans basically think the same. sarah sanders says the media has given biden a pass on this. complete pass. joe concha says the media doesn't talk about it because they are covering for him. even the president weighed in on it and said it's a great insult to the black community. larry elder nationally sinsd kateed talk show host quite often says he is insulted by. this listen. >> joe biden has been insulting black people for decades. he has been lying about his civil rights record for decades. he lied and said the naacp endorsed him for every one of his campaigns. actually the naacp has endorsed him for zero of his campaigns. he lied and said he was arrested trying to visit nelson mandela and for decades he said i have participated in deseeing grating restaurants and movie theaters in wilmington, delaware. zero evidence. the "new york times" looked at it and said years ago his will handlers kept reminding him not to stay because it wasn't true. he keeps saying it anyway. look at as children to whom the truth cannot be told. ainsley: did you notice it was a clarification on twitter. it was never an apology i'm sorry for saying something so offensive? brian: i know as if to say wait a second, you might have misinterpreted let me clarify which is not the case. the "new york times" do report there is anxiety among the biden staff over his continued gaffes. and they are thrilled that the ex-vp is off the campaign trail. they know it would be a much different story if this was a traditional campaign. which is why he was losing in the primaries if it wasn't for bernie sanders winning and the panic because he was unelectable he never would have been appointed. that's the latest gaffe. keep in mind, this is one day after condoleezza rice was -- came out with a statement that says i don't really care if we are colorblind i would like to go to a place when you see somebody who is black and you don't have a preconceived notion of what they're capable of and who they are. she made that statement i thought wow insightful and interesting and then he makes that statement making you understand why condoleezza rice had to say that. how dare you lump a race of people into the same category and tell them what they think or what they should think. to me, that's got to be -- there is very few things more insulting. we will see if anything gets traction. another big story we are following is this deadline day and there is no deal in site for the coronavirus relief package. ainsley: talks between the white house and the democrats breaking off with no compromise. pete: our own griff jenkins joins us live in washington where the president could soon step. in right, griff? good morning. griff: good morning, pete, brian and ainsley. the president is eyeing taking executive action. it's unclear if there is going to be a stimulus package. the senate adjourned and went home. the house is out. millions of unemployed americans whose enhanced benefits ran out last friday are struggling with no relief in sight. meanwhile speaker pelosi taking shots at republicans. >> perhaps you mistook them for somebody who gives a damn. see, the thing is they don't believe in governance. they don't believe in governance. griff: this after the marathon talks failed to produce any significant progress. the biggest issue, the price tag. republicans offering just north of a trillion. democrats demanding more than 3.4 trillion. other sticking points, bailouts for states and the amount of the unemployment benefit extension. both agree on another round of stimulus checks. >> i think there are a lot of issues. we are close to a compromised position on. there is a handful of very big issues that we are still very far apart. >> now, if the stalemate continues that executive order by the president would include a payroll tax cut. eviction protections and unemployment extensions. it's unclear how that you would work. congress controls the power of the purse. meanwhile we are getting a glimpse of what a biden presidency would look like. >> if ou i were president todayi would roll back reopenings in a member of places. bars would not open. there should not be congregations of more than 10 people. we should be watching for july jobs numbers out at 8:30 today. just above a million and a half to be added and a slight drop in the unemployment rate. we will see if that will impacts negotiations in any way,. pete: , ainsley? brian: absolutely. last month 4.5. huge surprising number. prior to that may was a big number. today will be 1. something or just under two which is pretty impressive. but not impressive it. could show the slowing of the economy which we kind of expected with the closing of so many different states with this virus. keep in mind, just reading in between the lines. last night mitch mcconnell met with donald trump directly. mark meadows is the new person entered into these negotiations who was not there during the others. steve mnuchin did maybe too friendly of a deal, according to a lot of republicans. one-on-one with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. and maybe mark meadows is there to settle it in. at one point i thought senator schumer came out and said mark meadows looks board in these negotiations you know he is an original member of the freedom caucus. pete: when you are a trillion dollars apart as nancy pelosi said how could you not be. ainsley: nancy pelosi lashes out republicans are willing to be flexible she said if you want to be advocate for the g.o.p. go ahead. no i'm just playing devil's advocate. brian: search short tempered. what is she a junky? ainsley: jillian has headlines for us. jillian: rioters in portland setting fires outside the east police precinct and confronting an elderly woman trying to put out the flames. watch this. >> watch her back. watch her back. another woman using a walker as she tried to confront the righters had paint thrown on her. spikes were thrown into the road outside the precincts and popped tires on police vehicles. overnight, ohio's governor testing negative for coronavirus just hours after a positive result. governor mike dewine was tested ahead of president trump's visit to the state. as the debate rains over kids getting back to school, more than 100 people in a mississippi school district are asked to self-quarantine after seven positive cases. in georgia, students claim they're being punished for posting pictures and video of people without masks in crowded school hallways. the girl who took the video says she was suspended. meantime pfizer could seek regulatory approval for vaccine as early as october. if it works, 100 million doses will be ready this year and free to americans. president trump's former ambassador to japan, bill haggerty winning tennessee's republican senate primary. haggerty endorsed by president trump taking over 50% of the vote against trauma certain sethi. march quit that bradshaw beating lawyer james mac ler with over 35% of the vote. haggerty and bradshaw will face off to replace senator lamar alexander. overnight spacex launches space rocket from cape canaveral, florida. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition. and liftoff. jillian: the falcon 9 is caring satellites into orbit. the satellite designed to provide high speed internet around the world. service in the northern united states and canada is expected to start later this year. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. brian: that's one productive organization. pete: i was just saying that another launch. will. ainsley: elon musk is fascinating. pete: impressive. vice president pence takes a shot at chief justice roberts. >> we have great respect for the institution of the supreme court but chief justice john roberts has been a disappointment to conservatives. pete: a former clerk to justice clarence thomas with us next. ♪ ♪ ♪ the coronavirus is wrecking stif the senate doesn't act, it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across america. fewer teachers and nurses, longer response times, dirtier streets. but some say our states should just go bankrupt. text fund to 237-263 to tell congress to fund our essential public services. afscme is responsible for the content of this ad. is a friendly neighbor. they're teachers, retirees, vets, people committed to doing right by getting the count right. if you haven't responded yet, they'll be stopping by to ask some simple questions that will inform how billions in federal funds are spent on local services every year for the next decade. so when they come knocking, say hi from a safe distance and do your part to support your community. time is running out. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. shape your future. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids. protects your info and gives you 24/7 peace of mind that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. can your internet do that? 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>> absolutely. vice president pence is totally right. conservatives are deeply alarmed at this pattern of decisions that make chief justice roberts look much more like a politician than a judge. that is not his job. remember, roberts was appointed by bush and, you know, in a different era there was a filibuster, so, who knows, maybe he was the best justifiable who could have been confirmed under those circumstances but we live in a different world now. we have mitch mcconnell leading a strong republican senate. they have made sure there is not a filibuster to be blocking good nominees. and this is something that is going to be a hallmark of president trump's accomplishments. he has promised in 2016 and he has delivered with the help of the republican senate to over 200 great judges who were explicitly chosen not just obviously for their talent and for their experience but also for a history of standing up with courage when they were making decisions in their careers up to this point. and that's what we are seeing so much is a real key to having good judges. pete: carrie why is chief justice roberts siding with liberals on life and religion and religious expression? >> you would have to ask chief justice roberts that what's so disturbing is you see this pattern and even some of the dissents from his own colleagues suggesting that, perhaps pressure from outside the court is what is making him not want him to appear to conservatives. he seems to be trying to play both sides. some of the most recent reporting from the court suggests in cases he had flipped his decision again, maybe because he is concerned about the media backlash if the court rules certain ways. but, you know what? chief justice, that's not your job. your job isn't to look at the opinion pages and figure out what is going to make them put the court in the best light. your job is to follow the constitution and the law. pete: that's right. washington can actually be a bit of a install town and is roberts looking around at what happened to kavanaugh? is there a kavanaugh effect my legacy i want to be liked by the elites in washington? will we see more of this? one thing that's disturbing it does seem to be increasing pattern. we saw it in obamacare and saw it increasing in spate of decisions vice president pence alluded to this year. i'm not sure if that is sort of an anti part effect. he likes to say there is no trump or obama judges he seems to be anti-trump judge at this point. that could be parted of it. i think you are right, the surrounding community maybe is part of that are influence and there had been threats against justices like we saw during the kavanaugh nomination. and that attempt at intimidation could be playing some role. i think you have seen people suggest that in their opinions as well. pete: you make a good point with the filibuster gone presidents can choose justices are more faithful with their view of the constitution rather than having to make a deal that can get passed 60 votes. changes the game. carrie severino, thank you for your time, we appreciate it? >> thanks. pete: joe biden backtracking following his latest blunder. this time he was talking about diversity? >> what you all know but most people don't know, unlike the african-american community, with notable exceptions, the latino community is incredibly diverse community. pete: like you all know but most people don't know. rob schmitrob smith says the comments were incredibly bad. he joins us next. hat you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ whatintroducing the new sleepld? number 360 smart bed... now temperature balancing, so you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem ...and done. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. it's our weekend special with 0% interest for 48 months on all smart beds. ends monday. walk to end alzheimer's alzheis everywhere.tion all of us are raising funds for one goal: a world without alzheimer's and all other dementia. because this disease isn't waiting, neither are you. go to alz dot org slash walk. and a high risk for fracture, osteoporosis now might not be the best time to ask yourself, are my bones strong? 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carley: that's right. overnight president trump putting the pressure on tiktok to sell its u.s. operations or be banned in 45 days in the order the president wrote the spread in the united states of mobile applications developed and owned by companies in the people's republic of china continues to threaten the national security, foreign policy and economy of the united states. president trump also taking aim at we chat, a group chet add that let's users transfer money to each other owned by a chinese company also given the same ultimatum. that order states any transaction that is related to we chat by any person or with respect to any property is subject to the jurisdiction of the united states meanwhile the senate banned on tiktok devices senator saying i'm encouraged by the bipartisan support we have seen in this body to hold the chinese government accountability. hold accountable those corporations that would just do china's bidding. yikes. the house is expected to pass the bill. tiktok responded overnight saying we are shocked by the recent executive order, which was issued without any due process for nearly a year we have sought to engage with the u.s. government in good faith to provide a constructive solution to the concerns that have been expressed. now, tiktok has denied it stores data and says the chinese communist party has not asked for data. ainsley. ainsley: all right. thank you, carley. brian, over to you. brian: joe biden facing backlash after making this comparison between african-americans and latinos. >> what you don't know unlike the african-american community the latino community is with incredibly different attitudes. you go to florida you find a very different attitude about immigration in certain places than do you when you are in arizona. so it's a very different -- very diverse community. brian: here to react turning point spokesperson the author of the new book always a soldier rob smith. rob, how did you handle that comment? >> look, every once in a while the beneath the veneer of top inclusivity slip and democrats let you know who they really are and how he had feel about black americans. joe biden saying black americans too stupid to have diversity of thought. is he saying community is not as diverse in thought than other communities. by the way, this comes a few months after he said that you ain't black if you don't vote for him this is what he truly thinkthink african-americans. it's offensive and gross. let me tell you something i have a chapter in my book always the soldier called the kanye effect why black americans are leaving democrats behind. this is why black americans are leaving democrats behind. we are tired of being manipulated and lied. to say by the way we are tired of being traded for illegal immigrants. he had another interview yesterday where he said that illegal immigrants should have the same rights as everybody else. and this proportionately effects the jobs and the skills and the wages of black americans so how i would respond to this is to tell joe biden that black americans do have diversity of thought. we have always had diversity of thought. and you need to stop hanging around these black liberal leftists ileftist and the msnbct you are hanging out with and get out in the free world and hang out with real african-americans that have very different viewpoints about a lot of different things. brian: told by char la main the god if you aren't voting for me you ain't black. char la main came back and said i wish joe biden would shut up blank forever and act like is he starring in the movie quiet place. he gets the african-american community worried because they didn't come out for hillary clinton the numbers they came out for barack obama. so you can sit there and wait for joe biden to screw up. but if you are president trump, you can't just say i funded black traditional black colleges. you can't just say i have empowerment zone enterprise zones. what could he do to show the black community he is a legitimate alternative? >> i think that this is the same -- what he can do to show the black community that he is the alternative is the same thing that he can do to show all americans that he is the person that is going to bring our economy back to at least something close to whether a it was before. we had the greatest economy in the history of this country before the coronavirus pandemic and this is something that benefited all americans and particularly african-americans. so, right now you have joe biden who people are not particularly thrilled with on the left, black americans in particular, i do not believe that they are going to show up for him, so what the president needs to do right now is to tell african-american community that i have done all of this stuff before with the economy, can i do it again. i am the one. and honestly, brian, he just needs to play those comments about joe biden talking about illegal immigrants. black americans are waking up to how we have been traded for illegal immigrants by the left. they realize it. they see it in their own communities. they need to underline that and if they do that if the president does that, if the republican party does that, then they have really put forward a very clear demarcation between president trump and joe biden. and i think that if if they do that effectively enough, then more black americans will go for trump. brian: rob smith it's interesting because joe biden seems to be making the black community rethink their allegiance to him because he keeps showing himself over and over again. rob smith, thanks so much. >> thank you. brian: meanwhile straight ahead overnight in portland an erltdly woman blocked from putting out a fire outside of a police precinct. another covered with paint in the 71st day of unrest. acting cbp commissioner mark morgan. trusted. it's got to be tide. among my patisensitivity as well tas gum issues. does it worry me? 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are we supposed to have anarchy in the streets constantly there was video that came out earlier of an elderly woman with a walker someone threw paint on her because she was out there talking to the protesters. stlt picture right there, mark. >> look at that i mean, i believe this in my heart. i have been doing this for 30 years in law enforcement, ainsley. i believe the majority of the american people regardless of what political aisle you stand on looks at that and says that is outrageous. that's unacceptable. we need leaders, local level national to stop that this administration and this president absolutely has committed that we have seen that i will tell what you i was just in portland on wednesday. i met with the leadership of the oregon state police and i saw they wanted to be there the professionals and working together to solve this problem at the federal building it's working. we need to do the same thing to stop the violence across the board. brian: all right. unbelievable what's happening. you pull back, the unrest happens at the same time your acting homeland security secretary has to clarify federal action on capitol hill as if these lawmakers have any clue what really have happening on the ground in portland. meanwhile, joe biden continues to make news of you who he is going to treat illegal immigrants, those people who jumped ahead of the line, got here and when he becomes president, they are going to have a pathway to citizenship and something else. let's listen. >> should undocumented immigrants also be able to get subsidized healthcare? >> if they are working in the united states of america and they are paying taxes, they should have access to healthcare. they should have access to what everybody else has access. to say most important. >> undocumented worker. >> it depends not all undocumented workers are working. you say every undocumented worker. brian: i'm not sure how he clarified that not every worker is working? but how do you feel about that? if you are here illegally you get everything. can we take care of their deductibles as well? >> look, brian, you know, he also made a comment that if he is elected that he would stop building the wall. i will tell you what, this is dangerous. the american people need to pay close attention to what is said. what we need is an administration and president that understands the importance of border security and border security is national security. i have been doing this for a long time. we need to have the tools and ability to know who and what is coming into our borders and have the ability to stop the bad things, the drugs, the criminals. right now for example infectious disease. this president and this administration gets the importance of border security. this is a very important time in our history right now. brian: i'm talking to somebody who worked for two presidents democrat and republican. other thing if you tell people we are not building the wall and you get free healthcare, what's the mess stooge guatemala, he he wilelsalvador, nicaragua come to america it's free. congratulations have you chaos on the border again. has he even thought this out? >> absolutely. from my perspective my answer is simple, no. it's absolutely not. with that rhetoric that's being stated right now, you are sending a message to the cartels and smugglers who have going to exploit that you are going to sandy message to all these individuals looking for economic, a better way of life. it's ollie ollie income free. we have seen it before and see it again. i can promise the american people that's what's going to happen. we are going to be in crisis 2.0. pete: back in pooferld the rioters were there because of the federal presence. federal presence left they courthouse and went after the federal police instead. mark morgan we appreciate your time. >> thanks, pete. pete: toss it to jillian mele. jillian: massive explosion responsible for killing more than 135 people in beirut has been linked to a russian ship left in its port. investigators say the boat was abandoned for nearly seven years with more than 2700 metric tons of ammonium nitrate on board. officials have repeatedly warned about the so-called floating bomb. meanwhile new shocking video shows the exact moment. jet skier diving into the water as a massive cloud billows into the air despite promise to monitor visitors checkpoints in new york city were left unmanned. travelers at penn station breezing past the army of tracers. they were supposed to be taking visitor's information and enforcing a mandatory 14-day quarantine from those coming from covid-19 hot spots. meanwhile there were no volunteers yesterday morning at port authority. a texas dad acting fast after spotting an alligator in the water behind his home. watch as the nearly 12-foot beast lurks under the surface. the man said his kids, including a 4-year-old daughter were playing near the canal when the gator got within 3 feet of them. a trapper picked up the large reptile weighing close to 600 pounds. ainsley: what? jillian: no thank you. send it back to you. ainsley: biggest fear. hand it over to janice she has the weekend forecast for us. happy friday, jd. janice: happy friday a pretty good nice quiet forecast especially in the atlantic we have had so many storms and noaa issued their forecast for the next several weeks it's going to be very active. all right. so we'll appreciate the quiet cooler temperatures across the mid-atlantic and northeast where we have a frontal boundary bringing showers and the stray thunderstorm today and tomorrow as that frontal boundary continues to linger. then we have the risk for stronger storms for the northern plains and the upper midwest especially this afternoon and this evening could see some hail, damaging winds and isolated tornado. the heat continues and the fire danger is high for many spots over the west. keep that in mind. and the temperatures are going to remain very warm for the southwest with well over 110 degrees in some spots. 109 in phoenix. 95 in houston. scattered storms for the southeast again up towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. but i think we are going to get away with a few peeks of sunshine here in new york with 80 degrees as the high. happy friday, weekend is here. back to you, pete, ainsley and brian. pete: thank you, janice. brian: pete, have you something big coming up this weekend i'm not just talking about 8 hours of broadcast. pete: true. required viewing for both of you this weekend. if you remember last year i made the attempt to swim across the hudson river with a bunch of navy seals for a veterans charity called the gi go fund. great charity. i'm going to try it again. but, before we. brian: you made it last time. what do you mean try. pete: i had a little bit of assistance. ainsley: at least he tried. brian and i watched on tv. pete: here is what happened last year and then we will talk about what's going to happen tomorrow. watch. >> ready. >> you've got some navy seals getting ready tore swim across the hudson river. have you got to look for the white cap. that is pete right in the middle there go pete. >> lots of respect for the navy seals. holy cow. >> there was struggle by the liberty there. >> i got toed part of the way. i think it was in mercy. do i have it in me to finish the last two legs based on what have you seen. >> good army friend there is a reason we are the premier commando force in the world. >> let's do it. >> oh my goodness. >> what's it feeling like after leg 2? pete: better. boom. i love it. did it. pete: so, guys it's from liberty state park in jersey city over to the statue of liberty. over to ellis island and to lower manhattan. you have to stop and do 22 pull-ups and 122 pushups at each one of the barges. needless to say did i none of those last year because i barely made it with the swim. i spent 25 minutes, 25 meters from the statue of liberty because i couldn't get through the current needed a little bit of help. i trained this year and i'm hoping i can actually knock it out for real. going to i do it live on the show from the river. ainsley: impressive all the navy seals and you are out there. the work that goes in to getting all those muscles. i really appreciate everything that chevrolet do. pete: they are amazing. ainsley: in the gym all the time. pete: machines. brian: pretty important it looks like pete has his own correspondent. carley is covering pete hegseth. you had your own reporter. pete: i don't know that we're going to have that tomorrow. ainsley: she is wearing her little red swimsuit she looked like bay watch. adorable. pete: gi go fund -- there it is gi -- there it is gi go vet.org. give me some help if i need it. ainsley: we will be watching. okay, with most kids remote learning this year, getting ready for school could start like this. >> row rise and shine. it's time to get dressed. video class with mrs. pollock starts in 30 minutes. ainsley: kurt the cyber guy joins us with the gadgets that every stay at home student is going to need. the minerals from the enamel. i like to recommend pronamel to my patients. pronamel will help push the minerals back into the enamel, to keep the enamel strong. i know it works. and i hear nothing but great things from my patients that have switched to it. who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. so help heal your skin from within, and talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent. if your financial situation has changed, we may be able to help. ainsley: future of class could be virtual learning. how to get straight a's from home hey, kurt. >> ainsley we are learning a lot what it means to work and go to school from home. lesson number one, fortify your home network. ax i don't mean provides homes with instant front line protection from ongoing cyber attacks from hackers. it will block and shut down attacks before they even get in in order to protect your entire home including all those connected devices that the kids have the hak trap goes next to your router. 11.99 a month. 4.99, 50% sign off for those. annual plan that's a little bit longer. lesson number two. good inexpensive chromebook wins at best student tool for home use. this acer chromebook spin 11 is $310. you shouldn't spend more than $300. spill resistant keyboard. key touch. chromebooks are preferred over most over ipad or window's laptop. check with your school for potential discounts from nearby stores. lesson number three. set a smart speaker reminder schedule. why would you want to do that? well with an echo dot with that clock i like for about $60 or a google home mini, it will actually help you set the speaker up so you can use family bell if you are on the google side and alexa create reminders so that your kids keep to a more structured environment. being able to set when you wake up, when you get dressed. when class is starting, when to turn in your homework. things like that. when it's lunchtime. when it's time to wrap up and when it's time to get fresh air outside. lesson number 4, raise your hand from home by snapping a pick. pic. all these video classes kids have the ability to do q&a with a teacher. it's not comfortable. one-on-one time snap a picture of whatever you have a question with. email your teacher that's best connect going one-on-one with your teacher and dial down those distractions. i will show you how to do it. a free newsletter for all these tips at cyberguy.com. ainsley, i am ready to go study pete getting across the hudson more than anything. ainsley: do it on your laptop or one of those devices. different times, right? 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r. pete: is she going back to school. >> she is going back. they have to work for a few weeks setting up their classrooms and the kids come back i believe the first week of september. as of now she is a little nervous about it but she is devoted and loves those kids and can't wait to see them. brian: you never know. this might be the year she doesn't like the kids. pete: you know they have favorite. brian: i don't like them on zoom. ainsley: there are easier years. i will say that. brian: the high school in my town for my daughter hybrid two days on, two days off. and only go four days total. which is nuts. in college same thing for my other daughter. hybrid and they canceled their soccer season. pete: football canceled where i'm at. some go in some days. some go in others. right now mine is open. catholic school for one of my kids. uncertain at this in this moment and all of it is projected on top of the presidential campaign which is ongoing both virtually and in reality. the virtual tour of ohio that joe biden is on this week. i mean i took a virtual tour of the grand canyon last night on the internet. same concept from joe biden as he talks from his basement in delaware. one of the groupings is he talking to this week is a convention of the national association of black journalists and the national association of hispanic journalists. when making comments about diversity, former vice president joe biden said yet another head scratcher. there he is literally scratching his head. this one was a head scratcher for everybody. listen to what he said. >> what you all know but most people don't know, unlike the african-american community with notable exceptions, the latino community is incredibly diverse community with incredibly different attitudes about different things. pete: okay. you know when they hit leave on zoom meetings the staff automatically gets together and says what are we cleaning up today? that one was obvious. here is the tweet that came out from joe biden shortly thereafter. earlier today i made some comments about diversity in the african-american and latino communities that i want to clarify. in no way did i mean to suggest that the african-american community is a monolith, not by identity, not on issues, not at all. so, he didn't apologize, anxiously not at all did he mean to say what he said? ainsley: he just clarified. didn't apologize, by basically saying one race, they all think the same. lots of criticism online about this. the president said a great insult to the black community. joe concha, media doesn't talk about it because they are coverings for him. sarah sanders says that the media givers him a complete pass. we had rob space smith on brian interviewed him earlier with turning point u.s.a. and spokesperson says that biden's comments show that democrats are using black voters, listen to this. >> every once in a while the top layer of veneer slip and democrats let you know who they are and how they really feel about black americans. joe biden the same that black americans are too stupid to have diversity of thought. he is saying that our community is not as diverse in our thought as other communities. this is why black americans are leaving democrats behind. we are tired of being manipulated. we are tired of being lied. to say and, by the way, we are tired of being traited for illegal immigrants. ainsley: "new york times," even a reporter for the "new york times" jonathan martin he tweeted out that biden's stumbles have unsettled party officials and left them thrilled that there is no real public campaign. leave joe biden in the basement, basically because the gaffes will not be -- he won't have as many gaffes. brian: this is the most unique campaign because of the pandemic. and it's benefiting one candidate. one candidate's strengths are live events, endurance, ability to rally crowds and entertain and inform. the other one's biggest weakness is being covered by the pandemic so, therefore, he hopes the next time you see him will be on election day. joe biden has had a history of making his supporters nervous. the reason why he has been unsuccessful in the past when he ran for president because is he a terrible candidate. for example, watch. >> poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids. >> you cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. i'm not joking. >> what kind of a chance would a northeastern liberal like joe biden stand in the south? >> better than anybody else. you don't know my state. my state was a slave state. my state is a border state. my state is the eighth largest black population in the country. >> first sort of mainstream in america who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice looking guy. i mean, that's a story book. >> they are going to put y'all back in chains. >> it's a long way until november. we have got more questions. >> you got more questions. i will tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you are for me or trump, then you ain't black. flexible on this with democrats and then she reminds her that the money allocated for the cares act. not all of it has even been spent yet. well, nancy pelosi didn't like that. listen to this exchange. democrats want more money, republican as lot less. they are willing to show flexibility. and also showing a lot of the money passed in the spring, madam speaker, has not even been spent yet. >> well if you are going to be an advocate for them, judy,. >> no, i'm. >> let's hear what the facts are. >> i'm playing devil's advocate are. i asked you for your position. >> the point is, we have a bill that meets the needs of the american people. it's called the hero's act. they have not even -- they don't even want to do state and local. and when they do it's very meager and they want tory vert to money from before. ainsley: she was just saying this is the republican's point of view, how do you react to that? pete: that reaction is a reflection of the fact that she never gets challenged and simply pointing out that republicans have been willing to be flexible is an obvious statement. brian, i know you follow the back and forth on this deal very closely. republicans have been willing, incrementally say here is where we will move to try to meet in the middle. because the democrats set a $3.4 trillion price tag they are still trillions apart. > brian: yeah. last night mitch mccoming got back into the fray so to speak. meet with the president. he is going to talk about what can be done with the executive order which i think mark meadows is pushing the president to do. additional leverage. if we break off talks doesn't mean nothing is going to happen. that puts more pressure on democrats. they want to look like the compassionate side that wants to help out people. mowf, when the republicans turned around last week and said since we are at a stalemate let's continue the 600 supplemental. ainsley: exactly. brian: jim clyburn had no answer for you over the weekend. had no answer for neil cavuto. they are all over the place. >> no, no. you are negotiating. they said continue to give the money until we come up with a deal. and, again, they say no to the $600 which republicans don't want to give. ainsley: they don't want to boost the economy, brian. they wanting to wait until after the election. pete: pain for the voters is their leverage. give up they lose it. ainsley: they say we are trying, we are trying to give you money. the republicans say let's extend the $600 a week until we figure this out. they said no, let's don't do that let's hurt the american people. the republicans want to give 1 trillion. democrats want to spend 3 trillion. which has never been done before. why don't they say fine, we will take the 1 trillion and if we need more later we will come back for that no, they don't even want to do that. brian: first one to predict pain is mr. t rockie 3. right, joel? let's go upstairs to jillian. jillian: let's begin your headlines with a fox news alert. rioters setting fire outside of a police precinct in portland, oregon as the city sees the 70th night of unrest. chad wolf testifying on the violence on capitol hill telling lawmakers rioters attacked federal officers with sledge hammers and baseball bats. acting cbp commissioner mark morgan joined us earlier slamming portland's mayor for accusing president trump of using protesters as props for reelections. >> at first he was blaming the federal presence for the violence. now that that's shifted to local police now is he still blaming the president for these thug what is they are doing still in portland. it's unbleenge. jillian: federal officers are now heading to memphis and saint louis to help fight violent crimes. another fox news alert, some new yorkers are waking up in the dark as mass power outages blanket parts of the city. people are reporting losing power around 5:00 eastern this morning. con he had says they are investigating multiple outages from harlem to the upper east side look at that dark. unclear what caused the blackout or when the power will return. the utility company has been working to restore downed power lines after tropical storm isaias barreled up the coast. history is made as the air force's new top general is the first black man to head a military service. >> i do not take this moment lightly. today is possible due to the perseverance of those who went before me, serving as an inspiration to me and some others. jillian: four star general charles ck brown jr. thanking those who went before him in a ceremony at joint base andrews. he most recently led the air war in isis and syria. sworn in by vice president pence earlier this week with president trump looking on. philadelphia philly's fans may not be allowed in the stands. that doesn't mean they can't be a paferlt the game. the group known as the pandemics spent most of the yankees philly's game blowing air horns and heck cling yankees players doing what they do best. aaron boone complained to the umpires during the game. >> they are calling themselves the fandemic crew. there is a horn that they have been blowing. aaron boone was taking exception to that horn being blown. >> the umps could do nothing since they were not actually inside the park. pete: jillian only in philly, only you guys. ainsley: i like your mascot. i think he is cute. jillian: the fanatics. brian: you know it's a costume, right? 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do you agree with those numbers that that's accurate? >> i think that the african-american community definitely wants police in their neighborhoods. the african-american community is under siege. they are not as monday list thick as what's being perceived by these far left groups that are touting the slogans of defunding police or quote, unquote, depolicing. these communities are being plagued by gun violence and homicides that are destroying these communities. so, as a result. we clearly need more police in these communities and not a defunding or less policing as beings portrayed by people such as congresswoman bass in california. ainsley: we are seeing crime go up. just staggering numbers here in the city, which is pretty scary. scary if you have children and some robberies in my community now there was an article recently in the paper about this. so, when you see these numbers going up, i think most people in america just want the bad apples out. they want the racist cops out. but the majority of them are not. the majority of law enforcement really good individuals, good hearted people and do it for not a lot of money. right? i think that's the majority of us believe that we don't necessarily want all police gone or a fewer police officers. >> we, as americans, want quintessential policing in the neighborhoods that we occupy or we inhabit, so to speak. so, as a result, we are all for police reform, however, it needs to be done smartly. sure, let's remove the bad apples but by and large police are there to provide a service and protecting the community in connection with the social contract. as a result of that we need police; therefore, we as a community need to coalesce around police to ensure that our communities are being protected. and the far left is driving a narrative that is inaccurate in connection with the silent majority. the silent majority wants police this their communities. >> so, congresswoman karen bass, she has recently said that it's not defunds the police. now she wants to call it refunding the community. listen to this. >> i would stay a little different. i say. [clearing throat] instead of saying defund the police. i say refund the communities. i think that my years of activism which has been several decades here. my years of activism in this particular historical moment could allow me to be the branch, the bridge to the activism that is happening in the streets that could help bring us together. ainsley: dr. porcher, what's your reaction? >> we will not have social workers parachute into the communities as superman. this is something that needs to be done by police on the ground. so, as a result of reorganization or defunding as in essence as congresswoman bass is speaking to, that money needs to come back to police departments and we need more resources and not less. police are the first line of defense. they are the subject matter experts in connection with with interdicting crime on the grounds. ainsley: dr. porcher, thanks so much for your service as a police officer, law enforcement officer. we really appreciate it. you are a hero. thank you. >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: you are welcome. it's a new kind of space race. our next guest will feature the space force on his car when he takes the green flag at the indy 500. new o500500 more on the new parp up next. ♪ ♪ what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed... now temperature balancing, so you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem ...and done. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. it's our weekend special with 0% interest for 48 months on all smart beds. ends monday. 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he get excited hearing the general speak like that. that's our focus to be mean, vicious, and fast. and lean. so, we have had pete here in the past and we are super excited to represent the u.s. space force and hopefully have a great weekend. brian: and who will be driving it? >> i will be driving it as you can see i'm in my fire suit already. we are going to be getting on track this coming wednesday for preparation, qualifying that weekend and then racing the following. brian: general, one thing is pretty clear usual whether i racing you have the most patriotic fans in sports. is that part of the calculus and why you want to get involved in this partnership? >> absolutely, as you just said, unfortunately this year, due to covid concerns, there won't be fans there on the 23rd. we are disappointed about that. i will tell you because of the space capabilities that fuel our american way of life, americans from around the world will be able to watch this and we are excited to be part of it. brian: ed, also clear pretty clear too this will be the first time two branches of our defense department will be represented. the u.s. air force already a part of this, correct? >> correct, yeah. the u.s. air force conner daily. he will be in the u.s. air force number 47 number chevrolet and i will be in the space force number 20 chevrolet. the race will be live. 1:00 p.m. eastern august 23rd on nbc. brian: general, you are a rookie in this. you can't lose to the air force. you realize that, right? >> i had a good conversation with ed yesterday. and told ed we have got to win. and i tell you, with the car that looks like that, and driven by a driver as professional as ed carpenter, i'm pretty confident. brian: general, a lot of people listening says okay, what is the space force doing? what are you guys going to be doing? what kind of fleet do you have? what kind of personnel are you looking for? >> you know, sir, space fuels our american way of life. there is nothing that we do as americans and there is nothing we do as a joint coalition force that isn't enabled by space. in fact, most americans are already used space several times before they have watched this show this morning. they have gotten weather reports off of space. they have used their iphones or smart phones. smart phones are pretty dumb without space. our job in the united states space force is make sure the advantages space provides our nation are always there for our americans and for our joint and coalition partners. brian: absolutely. got to secure our satellites especially. best of luck, going to be odd with no fans doing the memorial day race in august it. will be a little bit hotter and i'm sure successful. most of the fans won't be in stadiums but they will be in front of their televisions or watching on their device. general john raymond, thanks so much. ed carpenter, thanks for bringing your exclusive announcement to "fox & friends." >> thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. we will hopefully celebrate after the 23rd. brian: all right. i hope to see you doing that, ed. thank you very much. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. timothy cardinal dolan weighs in on everything school reopenings to catholic school reopenings. those stories next. which over time can cause sensitivity and a lot of people start to see their teeth turn yellow. i like to recommend pronamel to my patients to help them protect their teeth and keep the enamel strong. tonight, try pure zzzs all night. i like to recommend pronamel to my patients unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. 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[laughter] >> i'm still paying tuition for mine. [laughter] brian: you wasted all your money. it's unbelievable. being that we have you and we will talk about something else for a second. cardinal, let's just talk about this. the president yesterday came out and said joe biden doesn't like god and he went off on some other things. do you think god is playing a role in this election who likes god more? [laughter] >> well, in one way as you know we americans dare to say we are one nation under god. so religion and faith and allegiance to a particular creed as always been a part of the american psyche and the american dynamic. and i'm glad it is because we are a god-driven people we are biblically based values. and election is a good time to revive those fundamental values of belief. i would like to see religion play a role of bringing us together not dividing us. so, i don't know. what was the group in the introduction you mentioned? pete: catholic vote. what's your take on is there anti-catholicism growing? >> i'm not familiar with that particular group, but, hey, thanks for your company. we catholics are very often accused of being way, way, way too meek when it comes to defending ourselves i know here in new york i'm blessed with a company and friendship of a lot of jewish rabbis and forever saying timothy, be careful, we jews have learned the hard way. when they start defacing your building and they start throwing molotov cocktails and when they start cutting down objects of devotion and burning your books of prayer you better be careful that's animosity and bigot infantry be you had inflamed. maybe this group has something. i'm more afraid, ainsley, brian, and peter of an anti religious sentiment, catholicism would be a subchapter of that. i'm kind of apprehensive about a rise in anti-semitism, a rise just in antireligion and faith in general. and, of course, the catholic faith is a big chunk of that. so i think there is reason for some trepidation here. ainsley: i have the same concerns. what do you want to say about parochial schools? are they going to reopen? are they leaning more toward inclassroom models? >> ainsley, we are raring to go and we are eager to get back. i was just with a group of people the other night, community leaders, parents, community organizers, police officers, politicians, teachers, healthcare experts and they all agreed that we got to -- we got to get on with life. we have got to continue to be extraordinarily precautious and safe. we have got to get on with life. the best thing to bring us back to a sense of normalcy is to get our kids back in school. one of the healthcare experts pointed out the cdc, the american pediatric association. there was a position an infectious disease physician from harvard the other night on the news who said that children can safely and securely return to school. it's better for them to be in school in a safe, secure, sanitized situation. let's get them back because parents can't go to work. transportation isn't going to get started. the routine and the blessed normal life that all of us miss ain't going to get back on tracks until we get our kids back to school. so let's do it. brian: absolutely. on top of that too. in maryland the governor came in and said those catholic schools can open in maryland and the local government says no. how do you feel about that when you can't make a decision about the schools in which you fund? >> one worries about that we obviously have to be very attentive to healthcare professionals. i think the plan that the leaders here in new york city unveiled is pretty good. they said, look, right now it is very safe. we will monitor it daily. if the rate of infection gets above 3%, right now it's justing to gling about 1% thank god. if that goes perlessly higher we will say oh, be careful. we want to be attentive to the healthcare experts but we still want to have liberty to say darn it we think we can make decisions that we can safely get back to the good of our kids. pete: real quick follow-up on that mayor de blasio schools open if closed would you seek to stay open? >> i think we would. we have a great spirit of cooperation here. and i would want to know the reasons and lord knows if my team of pros said you know, he has a point here we better not open. i would sadly and reluctantly have to agree. but, boy, right now, i want to go full speed ahead. i'm glad we are pulling to do so. pete: absolutely. you mentioned vandalism and one of the most powerful is saint st saint patrick's cathedral. without tourism and visitors it's having a big impact on the church. share. >> it is. thanks for having. that graffiti incident, you were kind enough to invite me on before to talk about that. there has been a rash of dozens and dozens of dozens of attacks on catholic churches, evangelical churches, synagogues, mosques, that goes back to what we were talking about earlier about kind of antireligious, antichurch, anti-faith dangerous sentiment. saint patrick's is suffering from this a great deal. see, most of our perishes in the united states are neighborhood based. they have residential people. saint patrick's doesn't. we are three blocks away. we are away from where you guys are now. we are heavily -- we are not residential. we are tourists. we are visitors. we get between 4 and 5 million people a year. i would say 95% of those are visitors. there aren't any now. so saint patrick's becomes a sanctuary, a temple of prayer. it's cavernness no cavern now. it takes its toll. we mourn that saint patrick's is a spiritual boost. to say see it empty people say missing in their life. the life and light that prayer brings. ainsley: you know, it saddens me when i see graffiti on the side of a church or when you see images of people burning the bibleg bible and maybe as christians we haven't done our part to teach them about christ. i would be too fearful to do that because i love the lord so much. what's your message. brian: i don't think antifa is open. ainsley: so how do we fix this? are we doing our part as christians? >> i don't think we are, ainsley. you bring up a good point. usually people of religion by their nature are kind of a little bit more humble and behind the scenes. jesus told us if they strike you on one cheek turn the other. so we know there is a nonviolent toleration to evil. of the question becomes not if we defend ourselves. you bet we have to. how we do it. we never want to return evil for evil. we never want to return rocks for rocks or molotov cocktails for molotov cocktails. pope francis keeps telling us that the way we convince people is through lives of joy and love. when people see us as happy, loving people, they are going to say what makes them like that? i don't have it and want it. our society doesn't have joy and love. and we need it. what gives them that gift of joy and love that is so radiating? and then, ainsley, we are able to talk about god and faith and jesus and our savior and prayer and value. what the scriptures teach us then we can come through. i think that's the answer. brian: not much god and love in portland for the last 10 weeks. as they lace together nooses around statues of saints even in san francisco, it's hard to get through to people like that and i think you just got to throw up your hands. >> you do. you do. not throw up our hands. let's fold them in prayer. do you know what a buddy of mine said to me, brian, is that in a way they are paying a compliment to people of faith. these are anarchists that want to destroy everything that is sacred in human life religion is on atop that. pete: absolutely. >> religion stands for noble, worthwhile in life. they have got to burn that down if they are going to have their anarchy take over. we can't let that happen. pete: where they start. ainsley: cardinal, thank you so much. we love you. >> bye-bye. ainsley: bye-bye. president trump toured an ohio factory, whirlpool, joe biden visited the buckeye state froms the basement. is biden making the same mistakes campaigning like hillary clinton did. tammy bruce is on deck. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ jillian: good morning, welcome back. quick headlines. iconic sports movie getting its own series. >series. >> there is no crying. there is no crying in baseball. >> league of their own. no date has been set. a new wave of fans might soon be having the time of their life. >> ♪ >> dirty dancing is making a comeback to the big screen with a sequel and jennifer gray is starring. lions gate promising the same romantic nostalgic. starring along the late patrick swayze in the original. i'm not down with remakes. that's is perfect. ainsley: no crying in baseball great line and nobody puts say it, baby in the corner. thanks, jillian. president trump is doubling down on the threat against tiktok taking executive action to ban it in just days. brian: carley shimkus wanting to talk about put her on camera now. she'll talked about how that social media app. is responding this morning. hey, carley. carley: hey, that's right. guys. overnight president trump putting the pressure on tiktok to sell its u.s. operations or be banned in 45 days. in the order the president wrote the spread in the united states of mobile applications developed and owned by companies in the people's republic of china continue to threaten the national security, foreign policy and economy of the united states. president trump less taking aim at we chat a app. that let's users transfer money to each other owned by a chinese company also given the same ultd may tim. that order states any transaction that is related to we chat by any person or with respect to any property is subject to the jurisdiction of the united states. meanwhile, the senate banned tiktok from all government issued devices. missouri senator josh hawley reacted saying i'm encouraged by the bipartisan support we have seen in this body to hold the chinese communist party accountable. and that includes, by the way, holding accountable those corporations who would just do china's bidding. the house is expected to pass that bill, tiktok responded overnight saying we are shocked by the recent executive order which was issued without any due process. now, for nearly a year, we have sought to engage with the u.s. government in good faith to provide a constructive solution to the concerns that have been expressed. now, tiktok has denied it stores data and says the chinese communist party has not asked for any data either. the saga continues, guys. pete: carley, thank you very much. engage in good faith for a constructive solution. you could drive a truck through that ultimately, they are not denying the fact that the communist chinese could get the data or that they do have the data. and the fact that there was this bipartisan vote, guys, shows that ultimately when you expose the communist chinese for who they are it's tough to vote against that. brian: we chat is gone. tiktok have you literally about 30 days to 45 days to get it done. and if microsoft is not the correct suiter, who is? the question is will microsoft gut this in a way in which we could feel secure that the back door is not still open for china to get this information on the next generation of americans anyway? ainsley: are these the options china either sells to microsoft or another american company or they lose all of america's business. brian: true, correct. ainsley: those are the options. the problem is we don't want the chinese government to get any of our information burr our kids, our kids are on this. the younger generation loves tiktok. brian: find out exactly how we dance. pete: also every key that you hit and every text that you send and photo that you have. imagine young people in the future who will be future leaders. brian: and facial recognition. pete: facial recognition, too. ainsley: stealing it all. big final hour judge jeanine pirro and geraldo rivera. they are here. so stick around. ♪ ... t a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal 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constructed on my administration. >> this is dangerous and american people need to pay close attention to what's being said. >> we're going to be in crisis 2.0. president trump: we built the greatest economy and the history of the world and we want to get back to business and we're doing it. >> ♪ ♪ pete: there you go coming up a little bit later not to give it away, tim montana and billy gibb ons relive zz top, a lot of people claim to have performances, today we're going to have a performance. pete: brian you just gave it away not to give it away. brian: i'm that good of a tease pete: they will be a great new song and great new initiative they will be on the show at the end we're really looking forward to it but ainsley it's international beer day. it's also national water balloon day in case you didn't know. brian: by the way if you're looking for a beer that's good for you,guiness is good for you. ainsley: there are a lot of beers that are 99-calories. if they could come up with a light blue moon i be thrilled. pete: get to work right now. brian: for more on what blue moon is doing and not doing let's bring in the never blue, always happy, geraldo rivera. geraldo: let's go! you know, corona light is under 100-calories. and it has a nice ethnic tang to it so i would highly recommend it, a little early but it must be above some place. brian: exactly, geraldo rivera helping us out with international beer day now help us out with the november 3rd election. i want you to listen together with what joe biden said for the last few days he's done some interviews and getting himself a ton of trouble, case in point. >> what you all know but most people don't know, unlike the african american community with notable exceptions the latino is incredibly diverse community within credibly different attitudes about different things. brian: what are you led to believe by that? perhaps that one community is diverse and the one things the exact same way. what an insult realizing that he tweeted this out earlier today i made comments about diversity in the african american and latino communities that i want to clarify. in no way did i mean to suggest african american community is a monolith, not by identity or issues is he asking for forgiveness, geraldo? geraldo: well i think what he's trying to do is remake his answer, remake history in a more benign way. i think it was a blunder on his part, it was naive and it shows in some ways the superficial understanding of an entire racial group. i don't want to go overboard on it. i understand how he fell into the stereotype, but the whole move to make black is beautiful and all that from the 30s and 40 s, was to incorporate a race of people that over time had been used and abused and you had intermarriage and mixed marriage and you had different shades of color in both communities in fact in both the brown and black communities. that's where i remember as a young man, and the chairman of the co-chairman of the black and brown lawyer's caucus, we went overboard to say brown incorporated everybody. the latinos of the caribbean, the latinos of mexico and central america, the vast swath and the different ethnic groups that latinos in all of south america and the american southwest and the cities of the northeast. you have a potpourri where i would argue that black black and brown people are at least as racially diverse as white people so i don't exactly know what joe biden was talking about unless he was a freudian slip saying i've got the blacks in my pocket. they're all of a kind. i don't have to sort through the 50 or 60 countries of africa and the various 2,000 languages and the agrarian people, the urban people, et cetera et cetera. it was a very naive statement. i'm sure he didn't mean harm by it, but as a result, he's been embarrassed. pete: could have been very revealing though, geraldo you mentioned he does have a track record of that if you don't vote for him you ain't black. it feels like a freudian slip yet again but you did an interview with the president of the united states on your radio program congratulations on that. geraldo: i did. pete: you asked him about debate and here is a portion of what the president said about joe biden and the perspective of debate. geraldo: do you think joe biden will debate you? president trump: he would like not to. i know that for a fact because we're dealing with everybody. he would like not to. i think it's very hard for him not to. i actually think we have a public service that put it out this morning i think it's a public service to debate. people have to see what's going on, and where you're coming from pete: geraldo the president says he knows for a fact joe biden doesn't want to debate him and you look at the tee leaves. it seems here what advantage would biden get from standing on a stage and will he or could the biden campaign insist let's do this virtually. let's do this from delaware. geraldo: well i think personally that joe biden has everything to lose with the debate, if what we see , what we appear to see in terms of his fragility and his tendency to malafropt, he would have a hard time debating a force of nature like donald trump. it may be we're setting the bar so low for joe biden that if he came on stage and answered two or three sentences we'd say oh, wow he's a lot smarter than we thought he was but just in terms of look at the two. in terms of vivacity, in terms of energy, in terms of physical size, in terms of the command of the ability to answer spontaneous questions spontaneously, i think the president really is one for the decades. more than just against joe biden i think he's proven when remember that big field of the gop primary, 17 different candidates how in the world would he stand out? it turned out that without him on stage, they were a big bomb in terms of the ratings, so i think that joe biden has his hands full and he has a hard time ducking debate. i think they've tried. they've seen the success of the delaware basement strategy keeping him and carefully controlled conditions and when they set the vice president loose, he does have a tendency to play fast and loose with the stereotypes as we've seen. ainsley: so geraldo you have this great series on fox nation called "i am geraldo. " what's coming up in the next one? geraldo: yes i do, ainsley. well the next one will be willow brook was the first one and then we did the wild and crazy 70s that was part two, and then monsters, money and trash talk with charles manson in this part, part three that's currently posted. part four will be the war years, you know, i left fox news after the attacks of 9/11. i never expected to leave my job i left for fox news, i left nbc to go to fox so i could go to war and i was so outraged by the attacks of 9/11 and from really november of 2001 until i finally retired with a bad leg from going to war in 2012, i saw a complex all over the world and got as close to, you know, the death and destruction of war as any person on earth and i think that what you'll see is an incredible array including the firefight in libya in 2011 which i maintain is the most intense firefight, small arms combat ever caught on tape. ainsley: gosh looking at all of that video it takes us back what a career you've had. brian: and it's not over. pete: indeed. ainsley: no it better not be. we love you geraldo. you can watch his series on fox nation, it's called "i am geraldo" part three on fox nation from now until august 22 and you get a free copy of shawn hannity's new book,"live free or die" if you sign up for fox nation, the two-year plan. head to foxnation.com for more information. thank you, geraldo. god bless you have a great weekend. ainsley: such a deal. thank you, thank you. pete: appreciate it. brian: geraldo forced to pay full price for shawn's book that's the story next hour. ainsley: eight minutes after the top of the hour. another story we're following, brand new drone video is released showing the massive devastation left behind by that awful deadly explosion in bay route. pete: and new details are emerging about a possible cause for the blast. brian: we are joined with more on the city and the cleanup and the damage. trey? reporter: pete, ainsley, brian, good morning. the lebanese people are demanding answers today as to why there were thousands of tons of explosive material sitting in the beirut port. right now there are more than 300,000 lebanese displaced internally and the government seems to have no answers and the people are demanding those answers. overnight we saw clashes in front of the lebanese parliament building in beirut. the extent of the damage is difficult to describe. here is a look at the scene at just one apartment building that was affected by this blast. >> the city of beirut is in pieces, in the immediate vicinity of the blast, it looks like a war zone. steel beams bent like they were paper clips, windows ripped from their frames. you could see the ports just a few hundred feet away from where we're standing. people were home at this time. they were preparing to have dinner on tuesday night. you can see survivors had a difficult time getting out of the building. the elevator shaft was heavily damaged in this explosion and there was a lot of debris blocking the stairwell. still, there are blood-stained footprints, a reminder of the true toll that this blast caused. >> people are emotionally destroyed, even if they're physically okay they're emotionally destroyed but coming to such areas where the explosion happened and see ing all these people helping was, it tears at the heart and makes us have a little bit of hope again. reporter: the lebanese people are proud that they can come together and try to clean up the city we're told by many that we talked today you could hear the emotion in that woman's voice that scene is familiar people trying to clean-up the destruction and the owner of that apartment building tragically died in the explosion earlier this week. lebanese people looking for a way forward today. back to you. ainsley: so, trey, this was a ship in the harbor that had explosives on it. do we think terrorists were involved do they know that? reporter: it's unclear right now what exactly caused this explosion. you see a lot of lebanese officials today trying to put the blame on others. no one wants to be responsible for the tragedy that unfolded. you also have pentagon officials saying they do not believe this was any sort of outside incident and it looks like an accident according to the pentagon officials that spoke to fox news earlier this week. pete: wow just looking at the devastation that building you were in, that's not close. i mean the expanse of that explosion unbelievable. thank you so much. ainsley: brian what's coming up? brian: all right, you know what if it was up to me i'd like to go up to jillian. jillian: let's begin with the fox news alert now, because as you guys know some new yorker s are waking up in the dark asthmas power outages blanket parts of the city. people are reporting losing power early this morning. con ed electric company says it's investigating multiple outages. it's unclear what caused the blackout or when power will return. crews are working to restore downed power lines after tropical storm barreled up the coast. >> a live look at capitol hill now where it is deadline day with no deal in sight on coronavirus relief. talks between the white house and democrats breaking off with no compromise as the president could soon step in. meantime, overnight, ohio's governor testing negative for covid-19, just hours after getting a positive result. governor mike dewine was tested ahead of president trump's visit to the state and pfizer could seek regulatory approval for its vaccine as early as october. if it works 100 million doses will be ready this year, and free to americans. >> the nra is fighting back with a counter lawsuit after new york's attorney sues to disband the organization. the group is accusing latisha james of defamation and violating free speech. my fox & friends co-host todd piro spoke to a member earlier this morning about the legal battle. >> i do not think this is grounded in any sort of reality as president trump often says, this is a witch hunt. there is no reason to do this. it's a back doorway to impact the election. reporter: president trump also slamming the lawsuit calling it "terrible." those are your headlines i'll send it back to you. brian: all right, what is going on in new york what a mess. jillian thanks so much. meanwhile, health and human services secretary alex preps for an important trip to taiwan and is getting expected backlash from beijing. how significant is this? 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"we're at a very critical moment for our relations between the u.s. and china and in a way, we can say that it's unprecedented. other reports say does the u.s. really want another cold war? " what do we want? >> well, i think i'll take the president's words in terms of what we want. we want china to be a responsible member of the international community, and treat not just the united states but other nations of the world fairly, to protect their international boundaries, stop harassing them by air and maritime interdiction. stop cyber espionage stealing their intellectual property, recognize the sovereignty of nations. that is not the behavior of the chinese communist party since they took over and much moreso, with the most ambitious most aggressive and most maligne d leader that we have in president xi. that is what i think the international community wants as does the united states. brian: big report in the wall street journal how china has helped saudi arabia with their nuclear program and here is what the prince said back in 2018. without a doubt if i ran developed a nuclear bomb, we will follow suit as soon as possible, and then you got this report that the kingdom's nuclear program has been really coached through and supplied by china. wait a second. china just signed a trade deal with iran, the arch enemy of saudi arabia. are they playing both sides of this? >> yeah, certainly and here is the reason why. the chinese communist party of mainland china is dependent to the 62% of all of their oil comes out of the middle east. that's why they have a base in j abuti, and that's why their ships are in that area on a regular basis now and certainly the deal with iran is all about that and they would love to be able to build nuclear power plants in the middle east for the gulf state nations and the oil producing countries. what's happening in the middle east is that they cannot continue to depend on oil as a single commodities economy. they need to diversify and particularly when it comes to producing electricity, thus that is why many of them, the uae has just built the first nuclear power plant in the middle east and they've got three more under construction. that is why saudi arabia's considering it number one strategically, for diversification of its economy, but number two, why they are considering the possibility of eventually developing a nuclear weapon is because of iran's desire to have that. they're a long way from doing that, brian but this initial step with china gives us all concerns. brian: but general this is what you've been saying all along and so has the trump adminitration. if you let iran get a nuclear weapon, their enemies are going to want one too and when europe is slow to get off the mark and enforce anything, they helped seed this nuclear growth. >> yeah the most dangerous event that would ever take place since world war ii be the proliferation of nuclear weapons in the middle east because here we have i ran on one side, irs and then the arab states with nuclear weapons and everything that takes place in that part of the world and it's like lighting a match and you could have the first nuclear exchange ever in the history of mankind. that's what makes this such a dangerous situation and why we must never commit the iranians to have a nuclear weapon because that's what will start the nuclear proliferation. brian: i hear you thanks so much appreciate your insight. >> good talking to you brian. brian: is this a partisan political attack, because there's so much in the republican camp? 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>> well, you know, when i heard about this major announcement the night before this was actually announced and then about an hour before the attorney general has an announcement of national import, you knew she was desperate for some attention, but when she comes out and she says we are going to sue the nra and i'm thinking to myself, this has to be big. well it's a classic self-dealing allegations, you know, private travel, expensive meals, airplanes. it's classic, but what she decides to do and let me set the table here for a second. this leticia james is a trump- hating, nra- hating individual who made an essential campaign when she ran for attorney general in liberal new york state if i need to add that myself so she's coming through with her promise she's going to destroy the nra but look i've prosecuted organizations or individuals who cheated their organizations, okay? it happens all the time. it's no big deal, all right? but this is her conclusion. this is her conclusion. she says now, i'm going to move to dissolve the nra. you're going to what? you're going to dissolve the nra it is the biggest voice for gun owners in america. is this suddenly starting to sound political to you? especially so soon before an election, so close to an election, and now that we've got first-time gun owners across the country scared to death, police are being defunded, we've got antifa and everybody else burning buildings and just this morning on the show, guys i saw this woman a senior citizen, she had to be 80 and they're throwing paint on her? i mean and now you've got leticia james standing up for all those members of the nra who are you kidding? you're saying that you're going to protect the members of the nra by dissolving the biggest organization that speaks for gun owners in the country? this is ridiculous and by the way, nra got ready for this. they turned around and sued her for defamation. so, this is just what the left is doing. they're doing this and there's an a.g. in washington d.c. whose joining in saying i'm going to sue the nra too. well do you know what? this is just an indication of where they're going. the next thing is it's going to be guns. they limit our magazines they limb the number of bullets et cetera, and now it's going to be we're going to dissolve the number one organization that speaks for gun owners in the country and it is absurd. ainsley: scary times judge what's coming up on your show this weekend? >> well, this weekend, we've got defense secretary esper and we also have carmen best who is the police chief in seattle, we've heard a lot from her. i'm looking forward to that interview and of course, we've got steve scalise, jim jordan talking about what's going on in washington, leo terrell, we're all fired up and i'm going to do my open on this , because when the left tries to take down the nra but when they sue other organizations like planned parenthood, they decide they don't want to take down planned parenthood, this is as obvious and as dangerous as it sounds. people need to watch this kind of thing because this is what's coming with joe biden. pete: all right you can catch justice with judge jeanine tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. thank you, judge. really appreciate it. >> goodbye, guys. brian: all right, yeah, we just got word about the job numbers we expected two minutes ago and we got them. unemployment dropped to 10.2%. we did add 1.76 million jobs in july, which is a good number. it's not the 4.5 that we got in june, but it's a solid number and the unemployment does drop. pete: forecast i believe was 1.6 , so beat expectations up to 1.76 million jobs added. as you mentioned, brian, not what it was before but when you consider some of the closures, the continued closures to see jobs being added at that level, sort of the good news and ainsley the employment rate falling to 10.2. ainsley: i can't wait for that vaccine to come out and everyone can go back to work and we can hopefully get back to normal. brian: the market looks mildly happy with that so they aren't upset by that number it's not the 5. the question is and this is the questions trump officials all day, is it the recovery still in the cards come fall? pete: considering the headwinds they're facing from governors and others who want to seek to keep their people locked down and what that does is it creates uncertainty for businesses which don't know whether to hire, re hire, to push to reopen fully because are they going to get shutdown again, so we'll continue to watch these numbers. ainsley: the whole country is in that mode. pete: exactly it's hard to grow like this. ainsley: what does our future look like, we don't know. brian: but hospitality being destroyed you can't get the airline business off its back because they've been down for obvious reasons, no one is traveling, there's all these quarantines from state to state so you can't even say i'm going to keep it domestic. those are issues. if you have a restaurant don't tell me you're doing well, and a comedy club or an entertainment venue, you are not in business. pete: absolutely. we're going to dig into this after the break for sure. still ahead, country music singer and songwriter tim montana and founding member of z z top, billy gibbons join us on the other side. >> ♪ ♪ insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? 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back to you. ainsley: thank you, lauren good to see you. pete: thank you lauren. ainsley: let's hand it over to jillian. jillian: that's right good morning i'm putting on my microphone right now. let's take a look at a colorado fugitive on the run for 46 years is caught by the same cop he shot in 1971. i was cold calling people and bad guys, i went to their homes, i went to their families, and most of the reception was not warm. i get a call, i thought about it and i'm going to tell you where he's at. and this person handed him to me on a platter. jillian: he is making it his mission to find now 77-year-old lewis archaletta. the former cop received a call revealing the fugitive was hiding out in new mexico. he will be returned to colorado after being convicted of shooting the retired cop. >> u.s. border patrol agents rescuing a man from being swept away by fast-moving waters. the agents in texas conducting routine patrols when they found the honduran national clinging on to a steel ladder and they worked together pulling him from the canal. agents say he was looking to illegally cross the u.s. mexico border and he was sent back to mexico. >> a congressman is urging the justice department to investigate what he calls a disturbing trend of church attacks. tennessee republican chuck fleis chman citing nearly 12 attacks nationwide since june like this virgin mary statue set on fire in boston. in a letter to attorney general bill barr, he asks the doj to protect religious freedoms and combat religious discrimination. those are a look at your headlines i'll send it back to you. pete: that's what you stand for attacking faith. jillian thank you very much. all right country singer tim montana was busy during quarantine helping former army ranger matt best out with a little song. >> ♪ quarantine, quarantine, drinking whiskey like vaccines, waving at the neighbors, social distancing, quarantine, quarantine, where you have sunscreen, quarantine, quarantine, oh, lonesome quarantine. ♪ ainsley: well now the singer songwriter is writing new music and that is just the beginning. brian: they both join us, now. so let's welcome you guys in. ainsley: hey guys. brian: congratulations. billy when did you realize this could be a song, this horrible pandemic we're in the middle of and experiencing? >> very good question. we're sitting on the sidelines waiting to get back to, getting to do what we like to do i think we join everybody waiting for the curtain to rise, but tim 's been keeping me busy. we've been writing some songs, and getting the hot sauce going. pete: that's right we'll get to the hot sauce in a moment. tim in addition to writing this song which you'll perform the song you're going to perform for us in a moment you're also working on a new record deal. can you share that with us? >> yeah, we just announced the signing to music as part of the bng family, so really excited, the record is actually done in the can and we're going to be coming up with a marketing plan here and just an honor to work with such a great roster of artists and a great team over there. ainsley: okay so billy tell us what the new venture is. what are you all doing together? >> well, besides writing songs we started in texas, went out to las vegas came back to tennessee ,zz top of course was working on a new release, and just wrapping up his new release and i was standing in the studio saying where's tim? is he back on that grill barbecuing and they said no he's in the touch kitchen making up hot sauce and i said well i've got a recipe and next thing you know we're putting our heads together and then we had to find a couple of pals down in louisiana. we knew if we were doing that we wouldn't have time to be filling up bottles so we got a nice little thing going, and you could see it right there. >> going to be two flavors. pete: i've got some right here, whisker bomb hot pepper sauce. ainsley: whisker bomb [laughter] >> have mercy hot. pete: it says right there. brian: so you wrote good old barbecue and you're rolling out hot sauce at the same time it's genius. >> [laughter] it's a good combo. ainsley: okay, so i've got to see the beard how long is the beard now? it's getting cut off. >> we've been letting it fly. ainsley: i like it so have you written a song about your beard? >> yeah, that's what started us together. this is back in 2013 the boston red sox vowed to quit shaving until they won a world series. pete: i remember that. >> and tim and i wrote a song called "this beard came here to party." >> [laughter] >> pretty automatic. brian: right and i've got to ask you guys what got you, how did you meet matt best and where did you come up with a song to realize you could help matt? >> the matt thing was, i met matt years ago through black rifle and that was a separate thing we're doing today but yeah we recorded that song and that went viral on the internet and what we're doing now is pushing the sauce so today we have a special cover of the the zz top classic with a beard song. pete: so the beard song is the beard came here to party which you guys look prepared to do that and we've got the hot sauce. >> [laughter] i'm pretty sure. pete: you do you're looking good together today so when we come back, we hope you'll be willing to share a little bit of that story for us and billy if you would you've got a book coming out too right? >> as a matter of fact we do. its just hit the stands you could see it. billy gibbons rock and roll gear head and i think you'll really enjoy it, got a lot of guitar and good stuff. brian: you'll be voted the pandemic most productive person in america. ainsley: i know, right? brian: congratulations i wish i had a trophy to give you. ainsley: and the sauce. whiskerbomb.com or heb in texas. ainsley: those are the grocery stores there. stick around after the break for a special performance from tim montana and billy gibbons. >> ♪ ♪ we see you....looking out for all of us. but you can't lose sight of your own well-being especially if you have a serious chronic medical condition. at aetna, we're always here to help you focus on your health. because it's always time for care. inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? 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>> 6:00 to start the show and leaving the set to jump right in. >> can't wait to watch. wish you all the best and love all those guys doing it, too. >> you bet. >> sandra: police firing smoke grenades into a crowd of protestors as portland is rocked by another night of violence. the mayor condemned the rioters who attempted to set fire to the east precinct and block exits while officers were still inside. >> you are not demonstrating. you are attempting to commit murder. don't think for a moment that if you are participating in this activity that you are not being a prop for the reelection campaign of donald trump because you

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