. >> we don't know that, but you think that susan smith and scott peterson and chris watts, when they fake cried, they smiled with the corner of the mouth, we don't see smiling here, when people fake cry, when stakes are high, the fake crying is a sound. the corners of mouth down go down, they go up and they curve in a smile. hit google look at those murderers when they fake cried, corners go up, duping delight. a picture we brute for you, difference top right, we neil murdered his wife and newborn baby, bottom lift we have susan smith. killings her kids, drowning them in a car, she was dating a car that didn't want to date a woman with kids and chris watts who kill his wife, who was pregnant and his two young daughters, 3 and 4, look at the smile, they are moments they made the crying sound, saying they were sadness. boom. now to kyle, that is authentic sadness, we don't know the catalyst. nancy: he was 17 year. >> wow. >> he was 17 years old when is happened i think he is guilty of low emotional intelligence. nancy: that say mouthful, brilliant. but the question, dr. -- is he sad he

. >> john: the issue of sexual assault in loud and schools caught your attention, the story of scott smith whose daughter was raped in her high school and the perpetrator was addressed in a dress and transferred where he perpetrated another sexual assault, why did that particular episode in another county really grab your attention? >> i feel that it just goes to our democratic school board leaders, many whom i voted for in fairfax county to really keep our children safe and to educate our children and things like the sexual assault in loudoun county and prolonged school closures just shows me that they are not listening to our voices, they continue to try to silence us, lay bailing us domestic terrorists and parent should be involved in their children's education. >> john: what are you hearing from other parents on this, because i'm sure that you talk to them? >> many parents are feeling similar, many parents that did not vote for president trump in 2020, many of my peers that i was talking to you last night after we were trick-or-treating with our family they plan to vote for glenn

meantime, rapper travis scott is asking victims to contact him directly for help. so the rapper reaching out to try to ameliorate the suffering of some of the people so badly injured in that horrible incident. >> before we go on this veterans day, the fox corporation is teaming up with u.s. vets for make camo your cause. they provide housing for veterans and families, work force development and, mental health and more. there's an interesting thing, john, they're taking camouflage, which is designed to conceal soldiers and using it to make veterans issues more visable. it's a great -- >> john: let's put that back up. this is some of the great swag that you can avail yourself of at their website. we have mugs, we have t-shirts. they have the best camo hats. unfortunately we don't have a picture. the best camo hats with "fox" written on them. something that you want in your fox swag collection. >> sure do. they run out quickly. >> john: before we go, we want to say thank you to the women and men of the u.s. military and their families that have done so much to keep us

is really something, john, i've covered a lot of big cases for fox, michael jackson, robert blake, scott peterson, but i've never seen anything like that. >> john: he does not give this guy any latitude at all to stray outside the bounds of what he thinks is established law in a courtroom procedure. >> anita: that is for sure. president biden set to meet with his cabinet later today and inflation is expected to come up, but critics say it was his own policies that fueled the crisis and with the rate now at a 30-year high, the trend could pose a threat to the democrats agenda ahead of the midterm. hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill with much more on this. hi, hillary. >> hi, anita, a fox news poll last month found 87% of registered voters were either very or extremely worried about inflation and since then only got worse. republicans are making inflation in the top voting issue headed into 2022 targeting democrats that are up for reelection in the midterms, but some democrats are not talking about inflation at all, and some warned that that is the wrong gameplay for the party. an op-e

scott man an award for evacuating americans from afghanistan and back the blue going to taylor branch for helping save 9 lives during her first year in uniform. this was a special occasion and highlighting amazing patriots. >> john: yes, some well known and some every day heroes. thankful to have them on our team. republicans in the house judiciary committee say an email by an fbi whistleblower proves the bureau tracked alleged threats by parents against education officials calling into question merrick garland's testimony to congress when he said parents were not targeted. jason chaffetz joining us now. remind focus at home. what did merrick garland say at the hearing. listen here. >> i can't imagine any circumstance in which the patriots act would be used in the circumstances of parents complaining about their children, nor can i imagine a circumstance where they would be labeled as domestic terrorists. >> john: that's an incomplete statement given that the fbi is using counter-terrorism tactics to identify threats against school boards. >> everybody should be outraged by this. the

i was looking at scott county. 7,300. 86.6 is just dominating. wise county as well. 80.6%. youngkin has been in this part of the state over the past week. he spent almost two entire days there. why do you do that? you want to make sure that those people come out and vote. that was a big part of his intent. sandra and i earlier were talking about trying to match some of these trump numbers down here. he didn't admit to it but i'll tell you, john, if you're analyzing this race he has to come very close to that 80% number that i showed you a moment ago in that part of the state. >> as we bring sandra back in here, bill, one of the big unknowns is, it's rainy and cool across the commonwealth and how will that affect voter turnout on the day? >> fair enough. i think all the prognosticators will talk about the weather. we'll see if that matters but john, remember the fox poll from two weeks ago about enthusiasm, youngkin had a 10-point edge on that, and if you're jacked up to vote it doesn't matter whether raining or not, you'll make sure you get out there. >> sandra: it's remark

facts and knowledge us around the country i have talked to her studying this, and i talked to scott gottlieb today on the radio today, and he said pointblank it is going to cover the variant. the question is how much. it is going to make antibodies, cover it. you've got to be posted. you've got to be up-to-date. get that this or if you had it yet. we will see how many break their cases we have. but there is going to be a level of a man protection from the vaccine can't >> sandra: still very serious, feels like some good news. "the wall street journal" editorial board really trying to dig through all lot of the hype over this or whatever you want to call it. panic of interest. seeing us being nine, the friday freak out over at the new variant. president biden is calming down, although other politicians continue to impose restrictions that will do more harm than good because that is the fear right now. that we will sort of overreact to what we have learned early on about this variant. senator rand paul is making a very interesting suggestion about the vaccines we are getting. someone going out

at least 14 people now are taking travis scott and organizers of the astral world of music festival to court for damages, or for image injuries that they received during the concert. those lawsuits would be claims that organizers failed to provide safe and secure environment, and they will certainly point out that there were concerns about how things got started. we also saw some of that from the moment the gates open where fans tore down barriers and storm to pass. and he went to travis got the trailer to talk about it. and despite officials declaring it a mass casualty event later that night, no one stopped the e show. scott was on stage for gnomic performing for 30 minutes will people were being crushed and fighting for their lives in the crowd including one icu nurse who said it was an absolutely terrifying experience and she thought she was going to die. >> i can't view travis got the same after this. he knew what was going on, he acknowledged that even, because for a moment and then continued. i can't be with him same after this. >> some folks are so desperate for help that they

i believe his name is scott dick hart. it has been a while since i saw him. >> who is dominic black in relationship to you? >> dominic black and my sister used to date. >> and on the night of the 24th, were you aware of anything going on in kenosha? >> i knew there was protests, demonstrations and riots going on in the later evening. >> how were you aware of that? >> i saw videos on social media, on facebook live streams, tik tok. i saw the car source one burning down. i saw a police officer get assaulted. he had a brick thrown at his head and i saw the mattress store owner get knocked out and i believe his jaw was open and had to be wired shut or something. >> you saw all of that on the 24th. >> yes. >> did you go to downtown kenosha at that time and try to do anything about it? >> no, i did not. >> directing your attention to the late morning of august 25th, 2020, did you have occasion to go downtown? >> i did go to downtown in the morning of august 25th. >> who did you go there with? >> dominic black, my sister and ray

scott carpenter, thank you. >> thank you. good luck to you too. backed up empty shells, and gridlock at us ports and shipping delays and at all ends up in a supply chain crisis. is the light at the end of the tunnel? we talked about the south carolina board and were dealing with things down there too plus inflation hitting hard in the heartland. why prices are faster the midwest that anywhere in the midwest. >> i'm paying more for hamburge and things like that. things that i paid for before, yes, i am paying a lot more. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ bye mom. my helpers abound, i'll need you today. our sleigh is now ready, let's get on our way. a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes. must be carried across all roads and all bridges. and when everyone is smiling and having their fun i can turn my sleigh north because my job here is done. it's not magic that makes more holiday de

scott walker is now president of young america's foundation, former governor of wisconsin. how much were the people of wisconsin let down here? >> unbelievably so. this is becoming a national tragedy when you see someone like this, a career criminal not should let out on bail but not in prison. this guy who time after time after time been given a break even committing violent crimes over and over again and someone who belongs in prison. after all the talk, the latest that you just mentioned with radicals from new york and elsewhere calling for the end of prison and cash bail, this is outrageous. people like this need to be protected from the public and it's an absolute breakdown this happened. >> bill: the former d.a. was with us last hour. very interesting. he had a lot of facts, too. here is part of what he said. here he is from the 9:00 a.m. hour. >> he has a right to a speedy trial. ironically if he can't get a speedy trial within the time period he will be released. so they reduced the bail to $500, which eliminates this requirement for a trial but the same thing happe

senator rick scott, joe concha, jimmy failla, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: a day of reckoning for the wife of el chapo pleading guilty to helping him. she will be sentenced if federal court in an hour. mike emanuel is on that story. >> the wife of the mexican drug king pin el chapo finds out her fate today. she pleaded guilty to all three counts against her. conspiracy to distribute and launder. she is 32 years old and a former teenage beauty queen. her husband was considered mexico's most wanted drug lord until sentenced to life in prison. the justice department says the cartel that he led imported more than 495 tons of cocaine, 99 tons of heroin, 49 tons of methamphetamine, and 99 tons of marijuana over 25 years. the government is requesting a four-year prison sentence for his wife. prosecutors are also asking she be sentenced to five years of supervised release and fine of $1.5 million. she was arrested at dulles airport outside washington, d.c. back in february. >> she didn't expect to get arrested after her husband received life in prison. it is a troubling time

bring in rick scott from florida. it appears your colleagues on the democratic side will double down on the spending bills in the house. >> they are out in left field. they aren't even talking to where americans are. americans are fed up with inflation. they are fed up with democrats trying to indoctrinate their kids in school. fed up with defunding the police. fed up with the vaccine mandate that will kill jobs. if you look at the polls that we do at the national republican committee, suburban voters have come our way. hispanic voters have come our way and you could see it in the virginia race. i'm very optimistic we have a great november 2022. we'll take back the senate and stop the radical left wing craziness that the democrats are doing. >> bill: you heard me say 12 months is a long way away. what do you think of dana's observation on arizona, new hampshire, colorado on the senate side. >> i conclude first targets. we have ever reason to believe we should win georgia, a republican state. arizona is a republican st

brian: i'll be doing a day with tim scott and you'll find out what it's like being a senator in his hometown, because they have to be in two places. ainsley: they love him there. okay, well be safe and have fun in south carolina eat some grits and sweet tea. steve: see you monday, everybody >> bill: economic signs of life not discouraging democrats plowing forward with two huge spending bills. they will debate the social safety net bill known as bbb, build back better. leadership is hoping to vote on that and the infrastructure bill today. >> dana: the latter bill would go straight to the president's desk and give him a needed win. the social safety net bill would await a score from the congressional budget office in the senate and it could be a big one. >> bill: team fox coverage maria bartiromo with analysis on the jobs report. aishah hosni is herding cats on the hill. good morning. what's going on? >> good morning. what a difference one night can make. we went from this sausage making process being described by some democrats as a word i cannot use on tv that's how bad it was to now we mi

travis scott and the festival organizers have lawsuits now. scott a houston native did briefly stop the show several times when he saw folks out in the crowd who needed help. he said this weekend at the time he had no idea how bad things were out there and he is devastated to hear the news of what was actually happening. dana. >> dana: garrett, thank you so much. >> bill: an eyewitness report. timothy perez was at the concert. you were in the middle of that area. there was at least 50,000 people. the city of houston waiting for this event for a long time. what happened where you were? >> what happened was we were on the side of the stage. when the concert started it was fine at first. within 10 seconds that first song everybody started compressing in together. you couldn't move your elbows you were so compressed to a point where it nearly stopped your breathing. people started panicking. you look at the back people are yelling help. a moment in the concert i couldn't see the person's face, just their hands. i tried to help her. it was a trauma

scott. the report is that the police chief may have met with him. >> bill: yes, i apologize, the police chief. continue. >> yes, sir, but i wasn't present and i don't know what the conversation they had at that point. >> bill: i'm looking at an operations plan filed with harris county that was 56 pages long. apparently the a.p. got ahold of this and they found that a decision to evacuate the event would be made by the festival director in consultation with other people, perhaps like you. can you help explain what that process was supposed to -- how it was supposed to play out? >> yes. so it's important to understand that this venue is on county property. it is a county-sanctioned event. and the promoter was the one that was in charge of developing that emergency operations plan. in that plan they hired, identified private security and private medical component to deliver service for that event. it listed the chain of command for who would be making certain calls. the houston fire department'

and democrat scott peters from california with us. you heard what your colleague was saying about his vote on the infrastructure-only package. and he stands by it. there were some of your colleagues who did not support that plan, largely progressive, i believe, six, sir, who said that it was a mistake. do you think the votes are there for whatever you guys ultimately cobble together for the more generous spending package? >> well, we still have some ways to go, but i want to say how much i agree with john katko. i'm also a member of the problem solvers caucus and john was a big part of developing the framework that's going to strengthen our roads and bridges and dams and strengthen our ports and cyber and make us more competitive with china. it's a real win not for any particular politician, but for the united states. i think been a long time coming and we have been talking about infrastructure for a while and glad to get that important bill done in a bipartisan way. on the next bill, i think there's a lot we intend to accomplish ther

we'll probably run out, but we'll have scott's paper towel there for you instead. neil: sounds good. have a happy thanksgiving, my friend, be well. >> hey, neil, you know the only thing i know you've lost a lot of weight and i'm trying to lose weight, too. the thing, we can't eat is second piece of pumpkin pie at thanksgiving. [laughter] >> oh just watch, just watch. stew, great seeing you and good health to you, stew leonard. and half full glass, you know realize we'll get through this, we've gotten through worse. we have a lot more coming up, including the push for vaccine boosters right now and the f.d.a. and c.d.c. recommending for all. and businesses saying you know what, if you want to cruise with us next year make sure that you're vaccinated and that your kid is, too. after this. and twice as merry. buy online and pick up in store today. up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. because we believe everybody deserves a chance. see what scholarships you may qualify for at phoenix

and people tell us didn't know where to go, meanwhile, travis scott was on stage at the time. we're told that he was trying to tell people to move out of the way to allow ambulances and first responders to come in. we're told that it's an extremely chaotic scene and now we're left with eight people dead, 17 in the hospital. this morning, houston police have been able to contact these family members of those 17 people and seven of the eight people who died. currently we are at the wyndham, houston hotel where they're continuing to connect families with people who they may not have heard from because in all of this chaos, a lot of people lost their cell phones or cell phones had died because it's an all-day festival. right now investigators are trying to piece together what caused this surge. there are reports that there was a lot of drug use. i've spoken to people who saw it for themselves, a lot of strange activity, even earlier in the day there was a push through the v.i.p. gates. so that was the first incident that start this had day and we also spoke with a gentleman not to

over here in scott county. i will go back 11 months ago and look what donald trump was doing, 83.6 over here in washington county, 75.8, my favorite, right, 83.34 trump and you come back to current days today and okay, they ricoh, 85.8, youngkin, he's holding his own in the ruled areas. that is one key, right? the other key is the suburban areas. and chesterfield to see if any more voters clicked in. he's holding his own in chesterfield with 55% of the vote. >> bret: bill, we have a long way to go, but right now would you rather be youngkin question >> bill: wow, that is the game, isn't it? i guess you could be right but the bellwether county, the predicted winners every time the last 40 years, one is more and right now youngkin has an edge in that county. the other county is prince edward and you talk about the game come if i can get it here, prince prince edward about youngkin has the lead too. those are your two bellwethers in the commonwealth, guys. >> bret: come back a lot, bill, thanks. we will watch resu

tmz is reporting travis scott was seen partying with drake after the show. he reportedly left after learning of the deaths. scott and concert organizers are facing dozens of lawsuits from those in in attendance. aaron rodgers standing by his stance on the covid vaccine. listen. >> i'm excited about feeling better. i'm excited about moving forward and hopefully getting back with my team. hate is not going to bring us out of this pandemic. i stand by what i said and the reasons why i made the decision. todd: rodgers did apologize for misleading fans about his vaccination status. the nf fined -- nfl fined the team $300,000. matthew mcconaughey says he wants to learn more about the vaccines before getting his kids vaccinated. >> i want to find out more information. todd: the actor and his wife are vaccinated but mcconaughey says he wants to hold off a little longer before his kids get the vaccine since it was just approved for children. carley. carley: navy seals fight for our freedom but now they're facing intimidation tactics from the pentagon. dozens of soldi

the everyday person loves tim scott, the screams and shouts walking around was real and organic. we went back and saw a conference where he had business leaders from tourism to the local restaurants and hotel operator, talking about what they need to get tourism back up and all the other issues facing him. you'll see part one today, the sit-down. part two is friday. one day was just to realize how great the feature was. we give one day off. friday, we give you out and about on our feet moving around. carley: a lot of people talk about him in a presidential capacity. >> that's one thing i asked him. i said there was one moment and one speech that you gave that everyone is saying this guy could be president. watch. >> i think america's hungry to hear the truth that while we have an original sin, we're not a racist country. i think america wants to remember that the greatest dreams of our people doesn't happen in washington. >> i should introduce that better. the turning point for him was his rebutal to president biden's first address to joint session of congress, usually it's a dea

listen. >> about 30 minutes into travis scott's set, they called us saying, hey, we need backup. i had no clue what i was getting into. the music was way too loud. i had called for backup and for help so many times and it was just not going through. todd: at least two people hurt at the astro world festival remain in critical condition. carley. carley: dozens of christian navy seals file a lawsuit against biden's mandate as unvaccinated troops are threatened by the pentagon, joining me now is jim hanson with the army special forces and dakota meyer, medal of honor recipient. we have jeremy hunt, west point grad. we don't have him. hopefully we'll get him soon. good morning and happy veterans day. >> thanks, carley, good morning. carley: da he co-take, how do -- dakota, how do you feel about this, some navy seals say they've had their religious exemptions denied and if they don't get vaccinated then they'll get a pay cut or a demotion or be punished in some way. how do you feel about that? >> i mean, look, i think there's two sides to it. right. look, we -- first off, i think it's

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to a case as his mother ways in on fox was a behind-the-scenes look at a day the life of senator tim scott. he will discuss his family, faith really good bbq. geraldo rivera because it is friday, general jack keane, pete hegseth and will cain with us. sit back and relax and enjoy the show. more "fox and friends first" continues with carly and todd. todd: thank you. todd: the fate of the line 5 pipeline remains uncertain which is why am here in toledo, i spoke with workers and business owners who are worried about the shutdown and spoke to the mayor of oregon, ohio who has a message for president biden. take a look. >> this facility has been operating for 127 years. >> this is where we bring raw crude oil in. >> this is where line 5 connects to the toledo refining company. >> the line 5 pipeline takes it from canada transporting into the great lakes to ohio and it delivers 540,000 barrels a day of unrefined crude to the refinery. >> how many would be affected if it were shutdown? >> implant study says each job supports 15 jobs in the community so that multiplication factor gets to an astron

former fda head scott got leave warning of a post thanksgiving surge of covid cases. listen. >> well, we're going to see a post holiday spike, there's no question of that. todd: he said regions that have not been hit hard by the delta variant could see a surge, a survey shows half of american adults plan to gather with more than 10 people. carley: gretchen whitmer apologized for breaking her social distancing rules but the democrat rejecting a bill that would give businesses a pass for first time violations. our next guest has already been fined for defying statewide covid restrictions in the past. mitch spangler, owner of spangler family restaurant joins me now. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, carley. carley: so this bill that the governor just vetoed it would give restaurant owners a pass for first time violations. this passed the michigan house and senate. but then the governor vetoed it. what's your reaction to that? >> from what we've observed, it's classic she says one thing and does another. she says she values small business, she values people, the

rick scott celebrity this pricing when tweeting the red wave is coming. carolina democrat congressman butterfield is expected to retire making him the fifteenth houston to leave his post following the retirement announcements of a democrat house members david price of north carolina and jackie spirit of california with the 2022 election cycle around the corner, the republican super pac the congressional leadership fund is already warning house democrats retirement crisis is quickly becoming a 5 alarm emergency. democrats could be heading for a term disaster after a year of policy blunders. >> talk about the disaster of afghanistan as a signal moment in this incident with inflation bleeding us into a thanksgiving that will be more expensive for the average american household been anything they have seen and inability to get basic household staples which is making people question the leadership of this white house. i don't think that's going away anytime soon it if it doesn't democrats are headed into significant headwinds next year. >> the national republi

lieutenant colonel scott man evacuating americans from afghanistan. >> this is for the men and women who went into the breach when everything was falling apart. the 13 who didn't come home. >> building homes for heroes founder surprised with the service to veterans award after gifting army sergeant first class john gaudi with a new home. joe concha, congressman austin, matt schlapp, and also this. >> have we mentioned among the people of hollywood might actually see it as causing more support? carley: brian kilmeade gets a ride with a hollywood florida police department and tells us what he saw as he walked up the stairs expertly. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including t

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carley: we will talk to scott about this horrific and preventable tragedy that happened in his district. todd: two members of the squat sparking backlash for talent, justice reform after we learn the parade suspect was out on low-cost bail before killing 5 people. alexandria ocasio cortez and other house democrats say prisoners are being kept in jail longer than the squad thinks is necessary the group writing a letter, quote, we have grave concerns that excessive bail amounts, unnecessary pretrial detention and contributing to a humanitarian crisis in new york city's jail system as congresswoman rashida tlaib pressed over her support for the breathe act which would empty federal prisons in ten years. >> i think everyone is like we are going to release everybody. did you see how many people i mentally ill who are in prison? todd: can be on the streets of new york city. the congresswoman admitted some people legitimately belong behind bars. jillian: a fox news exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse responding to claims he is a white supremacist, lodged by president biden during his cam

here to discuss is scott hayes, united refining company chairman, 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve expected to go to china, india, gas and oil, is that enough? is that going to help people who are feeling it at the pump? >> i don't think so. 50 million barrels is a symbolic gesture. that gets 2.5 to 3 days of domestic supply. he can set the biofuel mandate today at the pump immediately. he can set it at a reasonable level consistent with supply, demand, he could set it at a level within constraints the infrastructure can handle, people notice today they are dragging their feet, they can do that today. that would make a difference at the pump. carley: jennifer granholm yesterday, take a listen. >> how many barrels of oil does the us consume her day? >> i don't have that number in front of me. carley: she didn't know the answer. 20 million barrels of petroleum her day, it would be gone in about 2 and a half days so why are they touting this as a solution, big win when it is like putting a band-aid over a bullet hole? >> what my colleagues said it was a sym

the supreme court supported slavery in the dred scott case and said african-americans are nothing but chattel property with no rights. that was overturned with the fourteenth amendments. in the same way, robie wade which says children are biological blobs, rose the dred scott case of our generation, trying to overturn it and that will happen eventually. todd: is this the moment when traditionally non-conservative voters come together into the republican party on this abortion issue and swing elections for years to come? we will see. today is thanksgiving. we would like to hear your thanksgiving message. >> in 1789 when george washington issued the first thank proclamation it is not that everything was perfect in our country. there was some doubts whether the fledgling nation would survive but washington found things to be thankful for, ratification of the constitution, completion of the wars, seems true in our life, don't have to wait until our lives are free to express gratitude to god. every thanksgiving service we had a man tell the story, he had been released from prison after 34

. >> president biden arrives home massive climate summit in scott land. >> things are a hell of a lot better and wages have gone up

rapper travis scott and event organizers are facing at least two lawsuits over the incident. one suit alleges the two incited the crowd. the 23-year-old said she was injured and is seeking $1 million in damages. in a second suit, launched against travis scott and organizers, another attendee says they failed to plan a conduct and the concert in a safe may nor, they ignored the extreme rick of harm to concert growers and encouraged dangerous behaviors. it caused plaintiff serious injuries. this as scott who headlined the festival as running it issued a personal response to fans saturday. listen. >> i just want to send out prayers to the ones that was lost last night. we're actually working right now to identify the families so we can help assist them through this tough time. i could just never imagine the severity of the situation. >> reporter: the rapper previously pled guilty to disorderly charges stemming from two previous concerts where scott encouraged fans to rush the stage. ashley: a such a scary story. carley: thank you. ashley: chaos at at a number of ivy league schoo

before the concert, the chief saying, quote, i met with travis scott and head of security for a few moments last friday prior to the main event. i expressed my concerns regarding the public safety. the meeting was brief and respectful and a chance for me to share my public safety concerns as chief of police. and later, the lawyer of 21-year-old axle acosta, one of eight people who died at the certificate friday joins us to discuss the tragedy in the 5:00 a.m. hour. todd: just horrible. jackie, thanks. carley: today, the tomb of the unknown soldier will open to tourists for the first time in nearly 100 years. visitors have been able to watch from you afar in the past. but they will be allowed to walk on the sacred ground and place flowers today and a tomorrow. numbers of -- member berms ofs e public invited to attend a fly over on thursday. .todd: four astronauts includig two americans landed safely, crews spent half a year on the international space station. tomorrow crew 3 will launch for the space station. they are set to arrive by thursday. carley: hopefully they fix the bathroom

>> it starts with travis scott, the rapper who was performing. he has been arrested twice for inciting crowds to breach security, to disregard police officers. even in this particular concert, he had sent out tweets encouraging those who of did not have tickets to come anyway, that he would, quote, sneak them in. if you look at the video at 2:00 on that afternoon, friday afternoon, when they opened the gates, it was utter chaos from the very beginning. they were breaking through barriers, running past security. by 9:00 they that night, the crowd was just absolutely out of control. and then they put a timer, a huge timer that everyone could see and then scott got on the stage and encouraged everyone just to go absolutely crazy. todd: unbelievable. >> he continued to play even after he saw people being taken away on gurneys. the lack of security, the lack of medical professionals, the lack of equipment, this young man, mr. acosta, who just turned 21, was working on his computer science degree. he was literally crushed to death, all the air squeezed

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. >> there is a pornography in your child's school librarian at scott going anywhere. removing serial featuring graphic positions of sex act is akin to banning books. meanwhile the slow creep of critical race theory continues in those brave enough to stand up to it are facing retaliation. and indiana school administrator was placed on leave for whistle-blowing that crt classes were being taught at his school. how to concerned parents fight back against this radical curricula? let's talk to keisha king, patrice on luca director of the center for economic opportunity the independent women's forum and the executive director of seeking educational excellence and host of the charles love show, all parents of school children. let me begin with you, charles. it seems to me like we have reached a point where our schools are being used to manipulate and indoctrinate children to a very radical agenda. what can parents do to push back against it? >> i think the biggest issue is most people don't know what's going on. we have active parents and others who are trying to sound an al

people are so worried about it congressman scott peters a democrat from california said weed need to pass these bills the reconciliation bill the infrastructure bill you call fake and i agree with that completely we need to pass these bills to prove we can govern. isn't governing about solving people's problems. dealing with inflation, bringing energy prices down, solving the border? you know, they can't get over the fact that this is over. i'm sick of the government telling me what to do. >> rachel you are right. it's not just about bills. it's about attitude. voters look at washington, d.c. and see liars and frauds in every direction. voters look at washington, d.c. and they see the entrenched politicians the media personalities, the academics the bureaucrats, the phony ceos, and they realize managerial elite if you will thinks they are smartest and more virtuous than ordinary americans, they don't trust or respect the ideas of ordinary americans and they don't like them. and people -- and people don't want to be governed by people who think they are better than them so it's also a

here now is border patrol chief rodney scott. welcome, chief. listen, i mean, there are hundreds of thousands of kids from foster care who were separated from their parents because their parents broke the law and they are also traumatized. how is the trauma from a child who is separated because their parent broke the laugh crossing our border any more traumatic? why do they get this windfall? what is going on here? >> this is ludicrous, anybody can file a lawsuit. there is no reason the federal government should be settling this lawsuit. it's exactly what you said. there was no separation policy. it was a prosecution policy. people broke the law, they were prosecuted and they don't get to take their kids to jail with them. what's going to happen next? people with duis they get paid as well? >> rachel: yeah, i mean we have seen these images by the way, rodney, of people throwing their, you know, the cartels throwing little kids over of the walls. we have seen kids abandoned in the dessert. it's been horrific to see. others are caught in sex traff

discuss the gridlock of transportation secretary pete buttigieg and get reaction from senator rick scott head of the republican senatorial campaign committee about what the democrats disarray could mean to the 2022 midterms. >> totally unacceptable. >> the whole policy has been a disaster from day one. >> the white house is in talks to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to families separated at the border by the trump administration. will oscar send a panel about the politics of the potential payouts. chris: and the power player of the week. we will share how you can walk in the footsteps of the old guard of the tomb of the unknown soldier marks 100 years. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. president biden is meeting with world leaders pushing the climate change policies and once again declaring america is back. but back here at home his own party continues to block his domestic agenda in his political team is closely watching the governor's race in virginia where a defeat could signal democrats are in danger of losing their control of congress

that's what tim scott is saying. they are telling us our this supply chain is going to be fixed after the pandemic. you will have to be patient with us. he said my mother struggled to put food on the take for our family. inflation really hurt and affected her. these leaders need to sit down and fix the problem. not say it's going to be another problem for another year. steve: inflation it's a value added to everybody you buy. but. ainsley: silent tax. steve: when you fill up your gas tank now it costs you 20 bucks more every time you gill it up because it's a dollar more a gallon. if you have a o2020-gallon tank. brian: the president is responsible for that. steve: yesterday the commerce secretary and transportation secretary on some some of the shows talking about the supply chain issues. and pete buttigieg essentially said we are going to have problems right through the pandemic. the administration doesn't know when the pandemic is going to be over but that's when the supply chain thing. ainsley: commerce secretary

scott was reportedly unaware of what happened but left after hearing of the tragedy. the rapper and concert organizers are facing dozens of lawsuits from those in attendance. 8 people died and hundreds of others were injured at friday night's show. california governor gavin newsom reemerging tuesday after disappearing from the public eye for nearly two weeks. newsom blaming a canceled appearance at the top 26 climate summit on family halloween plans. >> kids had intervention they couldn't believe i was going to miss halloween. i had no choice i had to san sell that trip. >> bowing out of the can setter. reportedly making an appearance with other california dems at a lavish wedding of oil heiress ivy gety. look at that those your headlines, guys. steve: i see a couple of masks in the background. brian: you write that on your taxes oil heiress. carley: some democrats caught at lavish weghts. steve: when your name is getty at the getty mansion. brian: come to my lavish wedding because i'm an oil heiress. ainsley: who were the photographers? here on the east coast tim sco

if you remember scott was on "fox & friends" earlier this week. he was holding that big chunk of steel to prove how thick the pipeline is. because one of the issues is that michigan governor gretchen whitmer says that a portion of the pipeline is unsafe and it could cause an oil spill. you work -- regarding the safety of this pipeline. how do you feel about that. >> i think the pipeline is safe. the regulator has said it's safe. this pipeline was so robustly built. it is a sensitive area. everybody knew that operates 150 p sir. allowed to operate at 600 psi when they test this pipe on a 1200 psi to prove its safety. carley: what you are saying you think it's safe. this is sort of a family affair for you. because your dad and your brother also work here. so if line 45 gets shut down whether by the biden administration or michigan governor gretchen whitmer, what would happen to your family, in the unlikely instance line 5 gets shut down, we would be hit pretty hard. this is how i support my family and my younger brother supports his and my father su

steve: part one with senator tim scott. rachel: he also spent the day with him in his hometown of north charleston south carolina. >> i got a chance to speak to the senator and talk to his constituents one-on-one unscripted. took me back to his childhood home or where it once stood. it's an amazing day. including an amazing barbecue. you would appreciate it that's rodney scott's place. watch. >> brian: i asked senator tim scott if i could see what his life was at home. he said yeah. don't meet my mee in the office. meet me on the road. for lunch meet me at rodney scott barbecue. brian: why do you have me here. >> rodney scott barbecue is one of the most famous place for barbecue in all of south carolina. won more awards than you can shake a stick at. >> good to be here. rodney, heard a lot about you, brian kilmeade. >> nice to me meet you. brian: what is it about your hometown loves. >> consistency, the food, it's everything. brian bruin so i noticed as you walk, in everyone is talking, right? >> yeah. >> brian: are you oka

nike is postponing the release of travis scott's new sneakers, and the company says the shoe will not go on sale as planned, nike says the delay is "out of respect for everyone impacted by the tragic events of the astroworld festival." meanwhile the san francisco why don't you take this. ainsley: you take this. brian: the san francisco 49ers spoiling odell beckham, and after falling on monday night football 31-10. this is the nfl stars are reportedly ducking eli and peyton manning and here's why. their telecast on espn 2 is being dubbed the manning curse after their appearance. >> things are kind of going around people are talking about this thing called the manning curse. no, i believe it is a thing and that's why i'm not playing next week. i didn't know if it would carryover into golf. brian: when you appear as a guest on their show it's not going well, tom brady has lost two in a row, rob gronkowski has been hurt, josh allen also falling victim to the so-called curse, the teams losing their appearances on monday night football after they appear in civilian clothing without eye blac

talking about senator rick scott who used to be the governor here in florida. talking about how we got to stop spending money to stop inflation. that's his message. listen. >> stop spending money. we got to get inflation under control. we have got to do this. so, i hope bernie sanders listens because bernie sanders is driving everything in the senate right now. it's his bill. it's going to be his bill. he is the head of the budget committee. everything that we do up here goes through bernie sanders budget committee. so it will be high taxes and by the way, it's a complete lie when they say they are only going to tax the rich. oh, yeah, by the way they are going to give tax cuts to the rich if you are one of the blue states they want to do that with the salt. give tax cuts to the rich. but everybody else, the middle class, you are paying higher taxes and they are going to kill your economy with this. steve: all right. we saw some of the scoring earlier where people in the middle class will actually pay higher taxes. despite the fact that joe biden said nobody ma