jillian: i'm jillian mele. let's look at the white house as the president hits the road today as the democrats' $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill stalls in the house. todd: the fractured democrats say they will find a way to agree on the price tag somehow. lauren. >> reporter: good morning. it's back to the white house for president biden after a weekend home in delaware. the focus is raising the debt ceiling. tomorrow in michigan he'll turn towards pressuring lawmakers to pass trillions in spending. >> the president wants both bills. he expects to get both bills. nancy pelosi said they're going to pass both bills and we believe that. this piece of legislation costs zero. we're going to pay for it all by raising taxes on the very wealthy and big corporations. >> reporter: last week the president planned -- the planned vote on the infrastructure bill was delayed and delayed again. democrats can't agree on the final size of the $3.5 trillion build back better bill. >> this is not about a team. it's about individu

>> sure, jillian. it was -- i drove up to the north carolina, tennessee border on friday night, coming up from florida. and i got to -- i got there about 12:30 a.m. on saturday morning. i was parking my car at a parking lot where we were going to end our trip on-at the end of the week. and it was called the davenport gap. as i was parking there, i actually went past the parking lot. i saw it in the rear view mirror. i was doing a he three-point turn in the road, it was a fairly country road so i made the turn. as i was coming back towards the parking lot, another vehicle was coming towards me. they flashed their lights and the gentleman waved his hand at me. so i stopped and we spoke. so we were side-by-side, our cars. he was in a pickup truck sitting right next to me. and as soon as i looked at him, he looked like he was messed up or something. but it took him a minute to ask me anything. he looked at me and said, man, i'm lost. i was thinking, i'm a hiker, i'm out here, i'm lost, i missed that parkin

jillian: thank you. todd: turning to panama where thousands of haitian migrants arriving migrant after crossing the deadly darien gap. >> they haitian migrants who just made the dangerous trick. >> the first tv journalists to come to the migrant camp here in southern panama, the first place migrants arrive after crossing the deadly darien gap, it is ruled by bandits who prey on the migrants. it is part of the panamanian pipeline that start south of the us southern border and we are getting a first look right now. we spoke to one of the migrants named junior who just made that trick. here is what he said. >> it was really difficult to deal with it, the water, the death, the dead bodies, really horrible. there are so many snakes, lions, monkeys, so many things, if they deport me to haiti -- it is not what i do. it is like hell. >> reporter: the migrants behind they are lined up to get on a bus where they will be driven 12 hours north of that out at the costa rican border to continue their journey. the cost

jillian: let's begin with this. president biden is in rome with a deal on his social spending agenda on capitol hill. todd: biden making a plea to democrats yesterday before traveling but progressives would not budge. >> reporter: president biden beginning his overseas trip without the legislative win he wanted, no vote on infrastructure spending at no deal on reduced spending bill framework that leaves out his key promises. >> no one got everything they wanted including me, but that is what compromise is. this is what 81 million americans voted for. >> reporter: here's how the framework looks with one$.75 trillion with $555 billion for private investments, billion for two years of preschool and when your extension of the child tax credit but there is no paid family or medical event no deal to lower prescription drug prices. president biden hoped to visit the capital yesterday to solve his party's stalemate but didn't even as the president arrived in rome, congress did not have a deal to vote on a bipartisan infrast

jillian: you know i like hip-hop. todd: eminem joining the artists picked to perform the super bowl halftime show. ♪♪ todd: that is eminem. he will be joined on stage, is in dr. dre locked in eminem's basin? jillian: he will bring his green hat. todd: bring your green hat dr. dre will be there if he gets out of eminem's basement. mary j blind as well. jillian: the first time all five reform together, super bowl lvi will take place february 15th in inglewood, california. todd: we are not well. wore the green hat. jillian: it is 13 after the hour. senators on both sides of the aisle terry into facebook over reports the tech giants targeted kids even after knowing social media was toxic for them. >> facebook routinely puts profits ahead of kids online safety. >> we do not trust you. todd: that is next and a very big show still ahead. brian judd, joe concha and we may or may not make more hip-hop movie references from the early 2000s. ♪♪ let it get away ♪♪ on the road ♪♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a

jillian: thank you. todd: the white house dodging questions about attorney general merrick garland labeling concerned parent like these who speak out at school board meetings the new face of domestic terrorism. >> reporter: the justice department investigating parents, as possible domestic terrorists as parents at the school board meeting become concerned about curriculum and covid policies. jen psaki was pressed on the directive where she dodged questions. take a listen. >> the patriot act is surveilled these parents. >> i don't speak on behalf of the school board association but this government. the attorney general has put out a letter and they take actions they take. >> reporter: fairfax county resident confronted his local school board on the issue. >> we are domestic terrorists, this resolution tonight, but - gender sexuality club in fairfax county. >> garland's son in law is cofounder of a company called panorama did which sells social justice and crt material. millions for data mining off of kids

jillian: let's get to this story. and afghan interpreter who helped rescue then senator joe biden during an emergency helicopter landing in 2008 finally escaped afghanistan. we spoke to him in september as he pleaded for help from the white house. >> they left people behind. under great risk. jillian: that afghan interpreter previously went by mohammed it is with us. thank you for being here. so happy to talk to you after you made it out of afghanistan. can you tell me about your journey? >> as far as that is important to reach, without support from -- we can as yet with a lot of - 24 hours. the speed of the drive was 150 but there was the other side of the border and then on the other track. 4 hours and by that time. to islamabad, 14 hour drive, the first drive, the drive was like this, 5160 kilometers per hour and a lot of declines, the drivers and me. i repeat my name. and on the airport for days. that four days over them. on the airport especially from islamabad. this is on me. >> in the desert for 24 hours, very

jillian: welcome back. florida opening its doors to in and out burger as the california chain refuses to comply with vaccine mandates for customers in a steep. florida chief financial officer jimmy petronas joins us live. a number of in and out locations had to close down as a result of the violations, not wanting to see everyone's vaccine card to allow them to eat in their restaurants. they received a number of citations and you actually wrote to the president of the company over the situation they are dealing with, have you heard anything back. >> what the state of california is doing to this american icon is a tragedy. i applaud what lindsay snyder is doing, pushing. it would never happen in the state of florida but mark my words, just like tesla left california because of overregulation you will see in and out burger move out of the state of florida as well. >> you think they will move out of california. >> i grew up 30 years in the restaurant business and can relate to the struggles of what it takes to

jillian: did you get me my christmas gift yet,ed to? todd: you know it. jillian: come on. todd: it you know i did. jillian: william shatner one week away from blasting into space on board the blue origin. the confirming the 90-year-old been on flight. his journey will last 11 minutes as he soars boundary of space. that's something you could get me for christmas, todd. stuart stuart i'm going to deal back in mr. varney here could you go up in space stuart stuart: yes i would. not absolutely sure. don't press me too hard. todd: there is my gift. hook you and mealy up. call bezos as soon as we get off the guest. and i guess i have to could five hours of tv because you will both be in space. todd: with that "fox & friends" starts right now. jillian: bye. >> senator kristen cinema confronted by activists again this time reagan international airport. >> do you think. >> desperate. that's what you are seeing. >> texas state troopers discovering migrants on the run zeenchts terrorist threats. they are real. they exist. and they want to come across that border. >> dr. phoney anthon

jillian: thank you, sir. >> thanks jillian and todd. jillian: thank you for joining us this morning. we will see you back here tomorrow. "fox & friends" starts. todd: right now. jillian: bye. >> president biden pushing hard for the massive tax and spending plan. >> as his poll numbers plummeting another all-time low. >> tax cut. tax cut. this is a tax cut. >> massive migrant caravan heading north. >> this caravan 3,000 strong. >> joe biden is purposefully not enforcing the laws, creating a magnet. >> governor's race in virginia is now down to the wire. >> this is a moment where virginians can reject this left liberal progressive monopoly. >> governor opening and welcoming job creator. >> thousands of new york city workers protesting against the

jillian: thank you. todd: president biden is getting some attention for these comments he made during the 2020 presidential campaign when america was in lockdown. >> we don't have a food shortage problem. we have a leadership problem. i harness restaurant industry to help get through those who needed and get millions of laid-off workers back to work. this is not rocket science. it is leadership and it is organization. todd: in addition to shortages biden is facing the highest inflation rate in 13 years, cost of groceries rising substantially for american families. four minutes after the hour, political reporting democrats are, quote, hitting the panic button as polls show republicans glenn youngken and terry mcauliffe neck in neck in the virginia gubernatorial race. jillian: more on key issues impacting the race. >> reporter: prominent democrats from all over the country are going out trying to boost democrat terry mcauliffe's chances of clinching the virginia governor's race. former president obama, spe

jillian: nothing to say. todd: increased gas prices, help us. >> reporter: white house press secretary jen psaki saying it is not a real tory issue. it is a supply issue. >> there is a range of options. he is quite mindful of the impact of any increased costs on the american public as relates to gas prices. we remain concerned about trends we see where even if supply has increased at times over the last several months we have seen heightened prices. >> reporter: he promised to put more pressure on opec and wants the ftc to investigate the surging gas prices. republicans overseas on oil, not the answer here, in a letter they wrote, quote, it is not in america's interests to rely on these nations for energy. instead of eliminating barriers to american produced oil and natural gas and infrastructure will increase american economic and job growth, enhance national security and lower energy prices for american families. we are saying as $83, 7 your high yesterday. a lot of talk about $100 a barrel. jillian: airlin

jillian: thank you. todd: a new regulation in the gabby petito case, getting supplies and days after this flight with petito. brian laundrie joined petito before she finished, remaining a person of interest after petito's body was found in a wyoming part, her family demanding brian laundrie turn himself in. petito has a strong message. >> a coward, too coward to kill himself, too, to come forward. just on the run. >> anyone who lived in that house is a coward and they don't want to stand up for their actions. todd: we await the final coroner's report. jillian: president biden heading back at republican lawmakers on tax and spending agenda. >> these bills are not about left versus right. these bills are about competitiveness versus complacency, opportunity versus dk. to support these investments is to create a rising america, americans moving, to be complicit in america's declined. >> to sell america on his belt back better vision, he was met by pro-trump demonstrators after arriving in michigan was one o

jillian: welcome back. mark zuckerberg revealing his company is rebranding itself as meta-which is short for meta-verse, a mixed reality platform allowing users to interact in a virtual world. this comes as facebook has faced a growing pr firestorm including a former employee accusing the company of prioritizing profits over safety and promoting harmful content to children. oil executives getting an earful from progressives on capitol hill, lawmakers questioning leaders from exxon mobil, chevron, shell and bp over allegations their companies downplayed the impacts fossil fuels have on climate change but republicans say now is not the time for what they are calling, quote, tone deaf hearings as americans are paying astronomical prices at the pump. >> why we joke around and mess around, you hate our homes, you cool averages, keep our cars going, this is insane. >> one of our colleagues say we have 11 years left to save the planet. jillian: the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.40. todd: the fast food

jillian: joe concha joins us now. there's a lot of opinion out there but also a lot of edible journalists out there and i don't believe it is the job credible journalists to be selling anything to anyone, correct me if i'm wrong. >> the house speaker believes you are wrong in this case. i like the green, nice look for you. it is remarkable. it gives you a look into how democrats always expect the media to sell what lawmakers should be selling and it can't be done because the math is never remotely added up because if you have pelosi or the president or jen psaki they keep saying this particular plan which is $5.5 trillion when you take out the gimmicks is going to cost the american taxpayer $0.0, it will reduce taxes and reduce the debt. something that objective reporters will not do and cannot do because it just can't be done because it simply does not add up. todd: we know for years it appears the mainstream media is in the pockets of the democrats, we do stories and segments all the time talking about that but why

jillian: that photo that we just showed. maybe we can pull it up again of the suspected cartel gunmen with ak-47s and tactical vests that's a photo that we have so we can see that how many times do something like this happen that we are not privy to seeing? >> we see it all the time. when these groups are being crossed we can see exactly how they are being treated. we can see exactly the disdain that these individuals have for human life. they have complete and total disdain for anybody that's going to get in their way of that all important dollar which is what they are after. unfortunately, when you look at the amount of profits they are able to generate under this administration, it's astronomical. we are talking about a minimum of $400 million a month in human smuggling alone. that does not count the drugs. all the drugs that are coming into the country that are killing all of our children that doesn't include the drugs. 400 million in trafficking and human misery alone. it's all based upon the policies of this administra

jillian: friday october 15th. the white house forced into damage control is one of president biden's top advisers suggest inflation and supply issues are only a problem for the rich. todd: the white house writing off reports the neck in the gubernatorial race in virginia has democrats in a panic button. >> i will leave it to other outside analysis to convey that off year elections are not a bellwether. todd: at the same time the party is sending in heavy hitters like former president obama to stump for the candidate is president biden's approval rating takes a beating. todd: florida governor ron desantis, how far he's willing to go to block the vaccine mandates and save american jobs. todd: your watching "fox and friends first". jillian: let's begin with a fox news alert. former president bill clinton was receiving treatment at a hospital in california. and and and and the way blood so count, his respond to antibiotics as well. >> the 75-year-old is on the mend, in good spirits and incredibly thankful to the docto

ainsley: we love you, jillian. jillian: i might cry again. [awe. >> it's been great having you hear and real tribute to your dedication is the fact that i don't think you ever missed annual alarm. jillian: no, never. thank you. jillian: you guys are family. i mean, you are more than co-workers. like the relationship that you see on tv are the relationships that we have in real life. and it's so special. i mean. you guys are the best people i have ever worked with and i have the best bosses here. this has been the best experience of my whole life and it's been so hard to make this decision to leave it. but it's. ainsley: will you come back? you can always come back. jillian: at some point you choose if you so chose to focus on yourself and personal life that's what i'm choosing. i know we are running out of time gavin and lauren and suzanne and jay, everybody here who believed in me as someone who wasn't covering politics i was in sports as you know i'm from filly. you know, it's-this has been a blissing. i'm so grateful. steve: you are back i

jillian: thanks for joining us. a live look at the white house where president biden is holding out hope for better jobs report after disappointing numbers. todd: inflation sores and the president's agenda remains in the air. >> reporter: here is a tease that could be interesting. the president hopes to avoid a repeat of dismal numbers when the economy added 2 or 3000 jobs projected. a hiring boost 5000 jobs in a 0.one% drop in unemployment to 5.one%. we will find out more in the projections due in part to just a second there, we got a little problem. those covid cases. he praised vaccine mandates yesterday. >> people getting vaccinated, more lives being saved. when you see headlines and reports of mass firings and hundreds of people losing their jobs at the bigger story. >> reporter: this as a fiscal cliff in december voting on party lines, the move wouldn't have happened, mitch mcconnell, afterwords chuck schumer viciously attacking him. there is no sound but trust me, he attacked him but if you look, this is the

jillian: welcome back. a florida state troopers is god is watching out after this terrifying near miss. this video is in, the trip was helping a woman in palm beach county when he heard a vehicle screeching sound from the truck as it lost control, the trooper says he prayed before his shift that day and is a miracle he's still alive, the woman suffered minor injuries to her leg but is expected to be okay. the second video like that we've had in two weeks, a small plane flying from the side crashing into several homes in a san diego neighborhood, two people that including a ups driver was delivering packages, the pilot was a cardiologist, two more people heard in the crash remain in the hospital. air traffic control warning the pilot he was flying too low moments before the crash. >> southwest flight delays dragging on after a disruptive weekend left thousand stranded nationwide. the airline's travels do not stop there is the pilots union is suing the company over its vaccine mandates. the president of that

jillian: did you do this? >> isis k as al qaeda intend to conduct external operations against the united states. >> a stark warning about a tariff to the homeland. botanical from the us troops, telling the social spending and climate agents on the international stage. if he can't even get his own party on board. >> a lot of questions, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: thank you for joining us, president biden headed to scotland tomorrow, the stakes are high as democrats are divided on the details. jillian: the president's approval rating continues to dip. >> reporter: president biden won the legislative win before heading overseas tomorrow, members of his own party keep moving the goal posts for what they will or won't accept. progressives san agree on framework of the large social spending bill isn't good enough to move forward on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. and senator joe manchin is against the proposed policy requiring banks to report account data for those with 1

jillian: then there is this. president biden struggling to get democrats in congress on board with his expensive agenda and some in michigan don't seem to be buying it either. todd: upending the timeline of the gabby petito case and actions by the fbi are called very unusual and is here to tell us why. jillian: your watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: we begin at the southern border where republican governors see the crisis firsthand. jillian: border patrol agents brace for the largest surge ever of illegal migrants entering the country. >> thousands of migrants headed towards the southern border and the white house told him not to come. >> in central america - >> we continue and will continue title 42 but we have a system to continue to follow. this is not the time to come. >> rodney scott is selling the alarm morning of the mixed messaging. >> we have 400,000 documented got aways. they were not claiming asylum and probably paid extra to go through one of those gaps the cartel controlled

jillian: thank you. thousands of southwest airlines passengers are stranded as mass flight cancellations for a second straight day, more than 1800 flights have been canceled this week, southwest blames air traffic control whether but no other carriers have reported a problem, the southwest pilot says there is no connection to pilot objections from the airlines and fleet vaccination mandates. still to come drug seizures of fentanyl have spiked at the southern border one mother is leaving social media for her son overdosing on the drug. ♪ use a single hr software? nope. we use 11. eleven. why do an expense report from your phone when you can do it from a machine that jams? i just emailed my wife's social security number to the entire company instead of hr, so... please come back. how hard is your business software working for you? with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. hon? first off, we love each other... every day in busi

jillian: thank you. us climate on for john kerry's tempering expectations about whether climate talks will achieve the un target freezing emissions. >> we will hopefully be moving close to that track though there will be a gap. we want to use the gap as further motivation. this is still achievable. >> the climate on for refusing to think about china over its world leading omissions. >> a billboard blasting president biden in times square. time to let the mandate go, start making small businesses your vaccine police, job creators network putting up at saying, quote, biden's vaccine mandate will only exacerbate crippling labor shortages for small businesses. jillian: a virginia mom who survived the cultural revolution blasting school boards in the biden doj for using the same tactics she thought she left behind. >> they are labeling terrorists as domestic terrorists. >> she is sharing that message next. todd: if you're headed home for the holidays you want to hear this, more airlines, right before thanksgi

jillian: welcome. begin with this fox news alert. democrats remain divided after blowing past the vote deadline on a bipartisan infrastructure bill. todd: president biden's massive spending plan hangs in the balance. nancy pelosi says wake me up when september ends. >> we are in for another long a dramatic day on capitol hill. democrats split on how to move president biden's legislative agenda forward. the speaker delay the vote on a bipartisan infrastructure package because from progressive members we are ready to vote it down, no deal is reached on a social spending package they want prioritized. we heard from the speaker late last night. but progressives are not happy including vermont senator bernie sanders who said it is an absurd way to do business, negotiating a multi-trillion dollar bill a few minutes before major vote. that is unacceptable. the white house waiting insisting a great deal of progress has been made but they are not there yet and the president is not have any public events on his schedule. we will see if he has

jillian: to you about this? north carolina authorities identifying another victim of cereal, john wayne gacy. alexander was id through dental records, alongside 25 other bodies in 1978. alexander was one of the 6 victims waiting to be positively identified. he murdered 83 teenage boys and young men in the 1970s was a federal judge ready to move forward in the prince andrew case, the court order and all depositions to be completed by next july. jeffrey accuses prince andrew of sexual assault, 17 years old, prince andrew denied wrongdoing calling the allegations basis. >> president biden taking heat for avoiding the press, this time sharing his distaste for tough questions with schoolchildren. >> when your president, you see all these people here, they are with you all the time, they get to ask you all kinds of questions that you tried to figure out how to avoid answering them sometimes. >> the president previously joking he's not allowed to take questions from reporters, joe concert will join us live with his tak

jillian: i agree with what you said. on top of that we get to cover stories and unique stories, tell people stories, we've all covered stories on local news but it has been different here in one of my favorite stories to tell is that of ray lambert, a dj veteran and i had a chance to sit down and talk with him in 2019 and he told his story of d-day and these are stories these men have not wanted to open up and speak about for their entire lives and they get older and realize there are so few people left until those stories and he told it to me and i just thought that was really special and i have his wife barbara's cell phone number. ray hasn't passed but he was honored by donald trump at the 75 tube anniversary of d-day and talking about it, we have such a unique job in the sense that people trust us with their life story and to be able to tell what and have those moments is so special. >> we matter to you and that matters a lot to us because of responsibility we take very seriously. >> happy 25. >> live look at the whi

jillian: fox nation here to react, good to see you. here's the statement, justifying the parade, quote, historically the pumpkin parade marginalizes students of color who don't celebrate the holiday. they are committed to supplanting the pumpkin parade with more inclusive educational opportunities during the school day. with your reaction to canceling the holiday parade? >> what a dumb time to be alive. the good news is we found one day where kids wanted to wear a mask at school. i guess that is a positive but shame on these white people because that is who is doing this to these poor kids. a lot of white people in the world left constantly hunting for new ways to out woke the other people by identifying areas of offense. nobody was calling on someone to can still halloween and as for the idea that some kids might not have a costume, give them a bit, a ball and they are a football player, give a kardashian and they are basketball player. there are options. >> your thoughts on this before we won, rolling stones came under pressure from

jillian: welcome back. the union president wants half of new york city firehouses will close as a result of the vaccine mandate. >> what will happen november 1st is that will close 40%. the staffing is not there. there is no way to do it and it will go through the roof. jillian: 45% of america's greatest are and vaccinated and many opted for early retirement instead. a quarter of the nypd's 50,000 workers could be sent home over the vaccine mandate. workers have until friday at 5:00 pm to get their first shot. those who do not will be placed on unpaid leave starting monday. and vaccinated los angeles the workers must now pay $130 a week for covid testing. they are required to go to the city approved facilities the charge for tests. the la council refusing to accept test results from other cities that accept free testing. they have until december 18th to get vaccinated. mayor eric garcetti will fire all workers who refuse. white house press secretary jen psaki says american spending habits are to blame for r

ainsley: jillian, have you tried it? standby, jillian. steve: we were talking to chad wolf and he's appearing in family research council summit in virginia, has become the epicenter for parents who stand up to the school board and say, look, i'm not happy with what's being taught there. they had a speaker yesterday and a woman by the name of keisha from duval county, florida and says now that the fbi is going to look at noisy parents, maybe it's that we get the heck out. watch this. >> they want to silence us and shut us down. i really think at this point the only thing to do is have a mass exodus from the public school system. that's it. [cheers and applause] >> we've been at the school board meetings. we've been voicing our opinions, we are writing articles, we are -- we are e-mailing teachers. we are doing -- we are being -- we are doing all that stuff and they don't care. so i'm like the only thing left to do is to just peace out. brian: there was some talk that this critical race theory was back in duval county back in 2010. keep in

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thank you so much, jillian. texas gearing up for what could be largest surge at the border as 60,000 migrants are expected to reach the state within just the next few weeks. one former border official sounding the alarm on where they're coming from and what's driving them to the u.s. >> the result of that is the message goes out and instead of having a couple hundred encounters a day, we quickly went up to about 6,000. a little bit of misleading messaging in the public today, too is they think this is just mexico or south america. border patrol caught over -- caught people from 150 different countries coming through mexico into the united states. the real thing that's changed is the focus on border security in general and acknowledging that border security is critical to homeland security. the messaging has changed. ainsley: thomasy feely director for from buffalo new york he joins us now. good morning, thomas, thank you for being here. >> good morning, ainsley, thank you for having me. ainsley: what are your bi

jillian: i haven't seen any of them. i live under a rock. i'm jillian. steve: when you don't play with your toys and leave the room. ainsley: they come alive. they battle each other. lawrence: thought i was woody and on my boot i would write my initials owe he at the bottom of it. steve: because you are from texas. ainsley: my nephews love that movie. steve: if you try to buy some toy story toys or things for your kids. ainsley: good luck. steve: you will have a problem because of the supply chain issues facing everybody across the country. yesterday, lands end on their home page said, you know, the best time to order stuff is right now. on l.l. bean five paragraph note saying you could have trouble getting stuff from us this holiday season. ainsley: pretty much every website. steve: worker shortages. issues companies that supply their goods. they are talking about how they can't get the stuff so they can't get the stuff to us those are the facts where again if you are the white house where you didn't get a handle on this until about 15 minutes ago you a

jillian: very good news for him, thank you so much. todd: from the border crisis to potential public safety crises police and military personnel across the country being fired or threatening to resign over biden administration vaccine mandates. jillian: the white house refuses to back down, good morning. >> reporter: first responders leaving their jobs over vaccine mandates raising concerns about public safety and pushing the white house to answer tough questions. >> any concern that if police forces shrink or the size of the blood terry force shrinks that the united states or localities may not be equipped to deal with it? >> 700,000 people have died of covid, the number one cause of death among police department and police officers, something we should take seriously, department are trying to save people and their departments, people who work for them we support that effort and there has been success across the country in that regard. jillian: in seattle fired officers and firefighters marched to city hall to turn in their boots afte

curve ball over to jillian. jillian: because i expected it. fair enough. no one can deny approve or deny that we haven't hit home runs out in the batting cages out there. ainsley: that's true. we definitely made contact out there. jillian: we did. so that counts. ainsley: i needed contact. that's all. that was on live tv. jillian: good job. let's get you caught up on headlines we are following. we begin with this new police body cam video showing gab petino herself telling an officer brian laundrie hit her. watch this. >> we want to know the truth if he actually hit you. >> i guess, yes. >> did he slap your face or what. >> he had had grabbed me with his nail and i guess that's why -- definitely scratched. i could feel it. it burns. jillian: moab police releases the video as police return to the laundrie home to collect more evidence. agent were seen searching the family's camper. this as brian remains on the run. pharmaceutical company merck says it's experiments pill effective against the vice. the oral treatment cuts hospitalizations and chance of death

ainsley: jillian? jillian: meeting all of you. you're family. ainsley: think about everything that's happened in this building , we love to talk. we had ups and downs and a great ride. we're grateful to all of you. we wouldn't be here without you. brian, come over. steve: we thank you all for joining us! see you tomorrow on "fox & friends"!

jillian: your thoughts on the lisa gruden emails. the atlantic's jamal hill. >> the steep of a problem when it comes to racism, sexism, misogyny, homophobia if they can correct themselves, the ownership groups look like what they look like. this is america as well and what we have seen is what every black person knows, behind closed doors this we are facing. jillian: is this an attack on gruden, trying to ruin and end his career or is this a professional attack on football? >> it is a perpetual attack on football. john gruden's emails shouldn't have been linked with other horrible, yes they are, should it cost him his job? i'm not quite sure. the key point is this. what happens when these emails come out is the left seizes on them to perpetuate a division that exists in america. he has been in football longer than i have been alive and is an exceptional football coach. what he said was absolutely wrong, nobody condones it but at the same time that does not mean there is a perpetuation of discrimination throughout the national footbal

jillian: congressman. we are out of time. thank you for joining us and thank you for your service have a good day. >> thanks so much. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> disagreements among democrats put president biden's agenda in jeopardy. >> why should would he be surprised he couldn't stand up to the taliban. how could we expect him to stand up to aoc. >> we k. could gather for christmas or too soon to tell. >> too soon to tell this man isn't going to say interesting the border but our christmas celebrations with our families? no one trusts him anymore. >> hiker says he spotted brian laundrie on the appalachian trail. >> called me and told me that she loves me. i have got to get to california to see her. >> basic own research says not just instagram. it's dangerous for teenagers. distinctly worse than other forms of social media. >> 56 on its way. it is off the goal post. no good. ♪ ♪ will remember me ♪ remember me. brian: that's what happens when you come home at the age of 45 years old and coming

jillian: now that is impacting you. home heating prices are projected to rise by as much as 50% this winter. joining me now, lynn allen who was laid off when president biden killed the keystone pipeline. good morning to you. the high cost of oil and gas, rising prices there appear to have taken the biden administration by surprise. are you surprised by this? >> i'm not surprised at all because everything president biden has touched or done has failed, nothing but a total failure. we went from america first to america last and america last, trump had it going on. we have all these high prices of oil and gas, we have rest stop crews ready to go, pipeline contractors stacked in the yards and i tell you right now we can put america's working next week if we needed to. carley: what i am hearing you say is president biden has the power to lower gas prices if he wanted to. >> sure. all he has to do is put the american people back to work with all he what is a job and i guarantee you people are really going to be impacted this

hand it over to jillian for headlines. jillian: good morning. let's begin with this congresswoman cori bush demanding missouri governor halts the execution of a convicted killer. johnson is set to be executed tonight. sentenced to death for killing three people while robbing a convenience store in 1994. in a letter, bush saying in part quote like slavery and lynching did before it, the death penalty per pets united states cycles of trauma. we are learning what may be the cause of a massive oil leak prompting a state of emergency in california. more than 126,000 gallons of oil spilling into the water off huntington beach. investigators believe a ship's anchor hit the pipeline. the huntington beach mayor says beaches could be closed for months. britney spears thanking those who joins the movement to free her from a 1-year conservatorship. obviously still the previous from the previous story. the pop icon tweeting quote i have no words because of you have guys and your constant resilience in freeing me from my conservatorship. my life is now in tha

jillian joins us from the mezzanine level with the news. jillian: that's right. let's begin with this. a brutal robbery was caught on camera. a man pulling up to a woman walking her dog in houston at gunpoint. authorities say the man stole her purse and when the suspect tried to flee, the woman got caught in the passenger's side door. surveillance showing she and her dog were dragged several feet. police say she broke her arm and sustained other injuries but is recovering. they are still looking for that suspect. that is awful. the arizona marine veteran seen here stopping an armed robbery is honored for his bravery. a local sheriff's office presenting james killedder with its citizens valor award. kilter making his political leanings quite clear supporting a make america great again hat and a let's go brandon t-shirt at the ceremony. >> everyone is very supportive of me and my family. it's kind of overwhelming a little bit. >> kilter says he was just in the right place at the right time a massachusetts school district canceling? school halloween celebrations the

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jillian: tennessee senator marsha blackburn, fresh off her trip visiting the border, thinking for joining us. have a great night. now to this, president biden urging democrats in congress to unite as his signature piece of legislation hanging from the balance, moderates and progressives have been unable to agree on a price check for weeks biden says the party needs to get on the same page heading into the 2022 midterm which are quickly approaching, mark meredith is live with the latest. >> good evening democrats close to the president the bill back better agenda will make its way out of congress eventually, negotiations moderate progressives keep dragging on. this week and the president had a chance to address democrats virtually for a dnc fall meeting and he basically said they had to get on the same page of the good have to be united if they're going to have any chance at next year's midterm election.

we're back with dan, jillian and mene. so is, dan, did you believe the attorney general's defense of his memo? >> no. i found it somewhat incredible. i mean, the fact remains that he did write the memo, and he did suggest that the fbi and federal attorneys take a look at what's been going on in the disputes between parents and school boards. you know, paul, a visit from the fbi or the federal attorney in your district is high on the list of the last thing anybody would want to have happen to them in their life, and yet they're suggesting that they're going to look into it. he did say as well that if there's violence, the first order should be to have the local police take care of it. but nonetheless, that does not get past the reality that they're asking the federal government to look into these disputes between public schools and school boards. and i think possibly what's going on back to the school boards memo that there was possibly something resembling domestic terrorism, it is the democrats trying to equate what's goi

jillian: the laughter in the left corner, reasonable response. roger says he does not regret telling bears fancy owns them while celebrating a touchdown. the packers beating the bears 24-14. i'm sure you have some thoughts on that. still ahead a big show, we are talking a key issue in the virginia governor's race, to republicans have a chance to flip the state red? todd: talking to jones about that and don't go anywhere. i am a good parent. jared? i'm hearing the most awful things, people shouting at me. it's ok. when you live with schizophrenia like us, it can feel like you're living in a different world. you should definitely talk to your doctor and ask about fanapt. ok. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved symptoms of schizophrenia compared to placebo. cynthia, are you ok? i feel like everyone's out to get me. fanapt may change your heart rhythm which could elevate risk of sudden death. your doctor will consider this when deciding among treatments and may prescribe a

jillian: something else happening in this country as well. china said they see freedom of speech and individual liberty as an american weakness and we hold those ideals so dear, they should never change does china have a point in the anti-american sentiment is creeping into every corner of american life and how much does that we can us? >> no question the chinese party is weapon isaiah awoke agenda of the american left. look at all the work warrior diplomats on twitter, on american social media companies every single day amplifying woke messages that america has no moral authority to criticize china because america is an evil country where cops are all racist. this is the message they are propagating. they are using that narrative against us and trying to convince -- >> one more question. china tested a hypersonic missile caught us intelligence by surprise. were we surprised by this? >> we've known for a while we were falling behind but we were caught off guard here. we have no idea how they did this. that is unacceptable for an $80 billion a

jillian: thank you, sir. >> thanks jillian and todd. jillian: thank you for joining us this morning. we will see you back here tomorrow. "fox & friends" starts. todd: right now. jillian: bye. >> president biden pushing hard for the massive tax and spending plan. >> as his poll numbers plummeting another all-time low. >> tax cut. tax cut. this is a tax cut. >> massive migrant caravan heading north. >> this caravan 3,000 strong. >> joe biden is purposefully not enforcing the laws, creating a magnet. >> governor's race in virginia is now down to the wire. >> this is a moment where virginians can reject this left liberal progressive monopoly. >> governor opening and welcoming job creator. >> thousands of new york city workers protesting against the city. >> vaccine mandate. >> we are not anti-vaccination we are anti-mandate. no one wants this crammed down their throat. >> astros game one of the world series. >> third world series in five years. meanwhile the braves haven't been to the world series since 1999. ' ♪ ainsley: looking at that

i mean, many of the are jillian leadership in france, a living in france and most of the other julian wanting bell. so mr. martin in desponding good little situation is locked in a position to say what he said he is, in my view completely wrong. in casablanca, adama, j. adama, there is, seems to be a disconnect between a leads of se algeria, morocco, shanicea who are very francophone, who are some hold france for french passports are very sympathetic to, with front, to the actual feeling on the streets of people who are almost fed up of this colonial rule that seems to be continuing through their own leadership. what do you think? is that true? yes, of course. so if you look around her africa from rose to west africa, across the areas where the speak french language, including my own country singer. you have a growing discontent. her friends, she's companies, a business people were and will again, but the political religion of france over those areas. but let's look at the religion. the fact is, 60 years have gone you most of the independent agrees in those nations. the problem can be

jillian: one question. isn't that a tax on the american people? and everything we have to spend money on resettlement of hundreds of thousands across the country. >> it sure is and yet this justice department wants to focus on parents showing up at school board meetings instead of the real issue you highlighted and congressman greene talked about. laura: great to see both of you. the pentagon and our intel agencies turn their attention to domestic terrorists, the chinese are posing greater threat than they ever have. and moments my second angle of the night will lay it out. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. years. making monthly mortgage payments doing the right thing. well, that investment can give you tax-free cash just when you need it. learn how americans 62 years and older are accessing $100,000s in tax-free cash with a reverse mortgage loan to pay bills cover medical costs create emergency funds and more if i th