will: fox news poll shows rising crime as one of the voters biggest concerns. who thinks we have a crime epidemic. died of an attempted homicide who took the life of my boyfriend tyler jackson. sends one deep to left. it is back and it is gone! bregman puts the stros on the board in the third inning anything can happen will: sun coming up over raleigh, north carolina on this friday morning of fox & friends. brian kilmeade, ainsley earhardt. i m sitting in for steve doocy. brian: i feel bad you missed your son s football game. will: last night. punter. ainsley: nice so playing soccer and football. will: that s right. ainsley: which one does he like better? will: played soccer his whole life main sport. there is something about gearing up putting the helmet on and camaraderie. he loves the camaraderie of football in the fall. ainsley: especially texas. south carolina is paying am p a.m. i any that s your your. i m going there this weekend to
they opened the trunk. underneath the stroller in a compartment they pull out a man. the mom told troopers she was trying to smuggle them to the san antonio area. she was arrested for human smuggling. a couple of major fentanyl busts to shoi. look at this photo at the cbp port of entry in arizona. cbp officers seized 242,000 fentanyl pills smuggled in the spare tire of a vehicle and others strapped to the body of a pedestrian. take a look at this. cbp agents in arizona finding 2100 fentanyl pills hidden in tamales with an ice chest. the democrat-led city of el paso just announced they are no longer going to bus migrants to new york city or chicago. the final numbers, though, wild. they sent more than 290 buses to the cities with more than 14,000 migrants. they say they are stopping because the new dhs policy has reduced the number of illegal crossings there. send it back to you. bill: no more busing to new york city, is that the word? that s correct, as of yesterday the f
i feel for her. i m a mother of two children. you know, i also had an incident back may 2017 where i m in traffic. coming home from the grocery store. and as everyone is waiting for the light, next thing you know you hear pop, pop, pop. i get hit from behind and the car behind me was riddled with bullets that could have been me. i had a 3-month-old at the time. i have two children now. i don t feel safe. there is carjackings. you know, i feel like i don t feel safe in my own community. like i don t feel safe. i don t even feel safe taking my children to school, you know, because it s impossible. i don t feel safe. what you are describing is fear. how many people on this panel experience that fear in their gut that they don t want to go out when the sun is, you know, down that when they pull up to a gas station, they go into a
robbery up 48%. violent crime up 4 1/2%. shooting victims 2.73%. i want to play video of you talking to voters about crime ahead of the mid-terms and this is how they digest these statistics. watch. how many people on this panel experience that fear in their gut that they don t want to go out when the sun is out down that when they pull up to the gas station, when they go into a convenience store, you wonder if this is the time? how many people experience that type of fear? everyone almost feels that. julie: everybody living in phil and why people are getting out of cities. cities will hurt more so economically. the sad thing about that, julie, is that the people fear but the criminals don t fear. they believe they can do whatever they want. such an utter disrespect of not only law enforcement but their own communities. you saw the woman yesterday that we aired on the channel of
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