brian: yes. david: they only apply for a few years, does it make a big difference at now they have seven? brian: that question would be better posed to them. we had that if i quality candidates and get them confirmed. we have a full slate for the core monetary policy function of the fed and also the supervisory and regulatory function. david: white house staff jobs are notoriously long hours, and you have two little children. how do you manage your time? how come you have no gray h air, as a result of working these long hours, in two administrations? brian: if the camera gets close enough, you will see some. it is a constant challenge. i don't have particular wisdom or insight into how to answer it other than, you know, needing to be extremely efficient with the time that you have, higher grade staff, build a great team. i've got an extraordinary nec team and the core team inside the white house, that i wouldn't be able to do this without. it also takes an understanding family. because no matter

: am i the only one that can hear that. >> carley: no, everybody can hear it, brian. >> brian: there is no houses. >> ainsley: have you ever been to virginia? >> carley: they can train down there. they are still running apparently. >> steve: it is beautiful. ainsley is traveling back from london. >> carley: she was on air for 700 hours yesterday. >> steve: that's about right. according to the producers who are in the control booth for the same amount of time. >> carley: exactly. and me sitting on couch the whole time in case the shot went down. >> brian: sat here from 4:00 until 9:00. >> carley: with todd. easy work. they did all the work. >> brian: a problem at all. >> carley: never a problem. it was as smooth as butter. >> steve: speaking of butter, in our new cookbook we got this new recipe, brian, i brought it in during the commercial. >> brian: i can't believe it's not butter. >> steve: something in the new cookbook that ainsley was talking about and now we are going to present to carley. >> carley: i see it over there. >> steve: in about 10 minutes. so many people asked me afte

hi, brian. >> hi, brian. >> brian: hey, guys. >> love you. >> brian: i feel the same way about them even though they are complete strangers but i feel like i have grown up with them. meanwhile, let me tell you what's coming up saturday at 8:00. i hope they love to watch one nation because amongst our guests tudor dixon wants to be governor of michigan. judge jean pirro i know she will yell at me about something. assassination attempt what is going none communist country. sid rosenberg what is going on in new york. exciting new book out all coming your way at 11:00 and 8:00 on saturday. let me tell you about this show now what's next? what's more american than nascar? how about watching nascar with a drink that supports veterans and puppies in need. john daly who can really drive the bull according to reports joins us live. puppies not available. ♪ ♪ working 20-hour days on that train zyrteeeec works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. zyrtec.

brian: it must be saturday night. i'm brian kilmeade. and this is "one nation." bill broader is it true vladimir putin is in trouble? said rosenberg has a new book. and judge jeanine. the judge will yell at me about something, and she is going to do the "news duel." a little reflection. for 25 years as an anchor at fox i have been accustoms to debating issues. but since the president hired his posse to take over washington, the biden administration is gas lighting america. they want to make us believe what we are seeing and experiencing is not happening at all. >> 700 migrants gathering under a bridge after crossing there. border patrol has started releasing migrants on city streets. >> it's open for you to come illegally, right? >> illegally. that's true. brian: this is reality and the border biden style. >> we have a secure border. brian: it's just not true. his reality show has texas governor abbott desperate busing immigrants into new york and chicago to show you the crisis they are facing is real, even though they don't want to talk about it. you say our roa

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brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks, carley. meanwhile, get this story. a college start up success story, one decade ago our next guest turned passion for fitness into passion and today worth $40 million. joining us is army veteran founder of bear performance nic bear. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: bringing us back to your days in college in indiana university in pennsylvania. >> so 2012, i was studying nutrition. army rotc scholarship. knew i was going in the army after college. and between my junior and senior year of school i had the opportunity to take out a loan with the military associated bank saa. i took out a $20,000 loan to pursue what was and always has been. >> brian: not in the military. but you committed to it so, therefore you get a low interest loan. they knew you had guaranteed income. >> i was going to have guaranteed income. and all my friends and piers were taking out this loan. and getting new cars, going on vacation, getting engagement rings and i thought this was my golden ticket to start a business. >> brian: what

>> brian: they never used to be. the overwhelming number of people, it's the same criminals committing these crimes in various different ways over and over again and not going to jail. any politician that wants to put their republican or democrat moniker aside and just start keeping people safe and doing what's right for people that are law-abiding citizens, you're going to get elected, and that's why people think this might be the perfect storm for a guy like lee zeldin to emerge, because he's going to be tough on crime, and the people of new york city are desperate. the people of san francisco in this case are desperate. in philadelphia, you've got to be kidding me, it's like a daily horror show what's happening over there. people can't live in los angeles, even the governor admitted that the homeless population is out of control. for what's happening in chicago, i mean, that's another level of unlivable. >> steve: dozens of people are shot each weekend. we would give you the numbers, and they would generally be, o

first of all, get dressed as brian would say and secondly clean up the kitchen. >> brian: no, go to bed in your clothes. the whole country should go to bed in their clothes. >> steve: brand new cookbook, number one cookbook in the world thanks to all of you, pick it up today. simply happy cookbook.com. >> ainsley: how do you know -- they might not have the ingredients. >> steve: we are going to show up with bags of groceries and because we are going to make waffles, they might not have a waterfall iron. >> ainsley: you bought one. >> brian: do you know what's better? think it's 1950s, america out of flour and sugar knock on the door next door. send go with small kid send that kid to knock on doors as if they're out of paprika or thyme or clove. >> ainsley: you don't put that in waffles. clovers? >> steve: red velvet waffles. brian check again. i bet it's in there. >> steve: trusted me, i wrote the cookbook. will it. >> ainsley: clove. >> steve: red velvet waffles with cream cheese frosting man they are good. >> ainsley: you put syrup on top of that, too. >> steve: no. >> brian: we shoul

>> he said it was brian. sunday during that investigation, these officers did not know that this was mr. ryan's own firearm that had been used in this. in the shooting. so to me, that stood out as a major red flag. >> how did you know brian was shot with his own gun? >> i don't. i probably set a gun. at that time i was in pretty good shock. >> do you recall telling her that ryan was? shot saturday night? >> no. do you recall telling her that you would go out and have a six pack of beer with him. >> no. >> so if she knows all of that information, monday morning do you know where she would have gotten that information? >> i guess for me. but i don't remember any of that. i do remember telling her that my best friend got shot. >> so nobody saw you from saturday morning, through to seven in the morning until -- they didn't see a all saturday night, is that right? >> correct. >> and sunday, you come out to ryan's trailer right so that is the first time anybody sees you from saturday morning until sunday morning? >

brian: lap dancer. [laughter] virginia beach on the 21st, dayton, ohio and over too greenville, south carolina with the improv in irvine is sold out. >> sold out. brian: congratulation your success you deserve it. >> appreciate the appearance breakups may be your dad does not need a $20 when he offers a cheaper gas for. >> i it all still take it. brian: meanwhile it's time now, you and see me on stage and china could be 50% off and brandon can mississippi let's go brandon. tulsa oklahoma the newark, new jersey on the second period go to red white blue night thank you. meanwhile next news with steve ducey. stand up and say hello. right here. he's got a brand-new book, you're ready to do it out? >> absolutely. ♪ don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi fl

ainsley back to you. >> brian: yeah, 41,000. >> ainsley: brian, come on in. here you go. >> brian: i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> ainsley: what did you say? >> brian: 41,000 showed up at citi field last night. >> steve: and what were their names? [laughter] >> ainsley: and thank you, ashley. >> ashley: no problem. >> ainsley: would you like to say something? let's hand it over to our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast did. you see that. >> janice: brian can always come out and do a forecast. i have been begging him. come out brian kilmeade share the screen with me. >> ainsley: he likes the screen. >> janice: come on down. take a look at the maps across the nation and expecting high heat especially across the west as we get into the long labor day weekend. we got temperatures in the 70s but we are going to break some records over parts of the west and then we are watching for the potential of rain, thunderstorms and even some flooding for areas that have seen quite a bit of rain over the last few weeks from texas through louisiana. mississ

. >> brian: a lot of soul talk. i like the soul baby. we have got our soul cleanse last night. >> steve: soul of america. >> brian: a lot of soul. geraldo's daughter's name is sol. >> steve: that's sol, as in the son. >> rachel: as in the sun. will cain has a lot of soul. >> brian: how do you know? >> rachel: because i work with him. he is a soulful guy. >> steve: that's a striker vehicle. >> will: steve, brian, rachel good morning. welcome to fort hood, texas. the world's largest military installation. 340 square miles home of the third corps. when america wants to drop the hammer, they soldiers in the armored divisions from fort hood. this is an incredibly impressive place smack in the center of texas. and this is home to america's fighting force, guys. >> steve: that is great. will, did you have to wake every one of those members in the military up this morning? >> will: the only people that beat us up every morning is military's military. i showed up and they were in formation. >> brian: i wonder did lee brice i

jackpot. >> brian: is that allowed? >> ainsley: are you a little bit jealous sunrise and water. >> brian: i got empty beach but steve gets ripples. >> steve: turned it into russia that's a two for. >> brian: is that man made peninsula? >> steve: that would be like a pier. >> brian: is that a pier? looked like land mass. very straight. >> brian: a bunch of men dumped a bunch of sand into that water. >> brian: you know how it happened. the land was all together it broke off. that's why long island would be part of connecticut we would have very little traffic. and no sound. >> steve: you wouldn't need bridges. >> brian: yes. that would be the advantage of earth being half land and half water no bridges. if it was all together. the advantage. >> steve: so much to think about there. >> ainsley: 7:02 on the east coast. >> steve: we need a teacher. >> ainsley: american federation of teacher's president randi weingarten on defense over sweeping school closures during the height of the pandemic. >> brian: critics are blaming th

>> brian, good morning. well, the worst of then hurricane ian now tropical storm ian has really moved out of tampa. there is still a lot of work to be done as crews work to try to get the lights back on for about 600,000 in hillsborough county alone. the state of florida looking at more than 2.5 million customers still in the dark as we see just devastating images, especially in the southwest florida area that unfortunately saw the worst of hurricane ian as it made landfall as that category 4 storm here. and really, there are still counties around that area. we are talking desoto, charlotte, and lee counties that are in complete power outages, complete blackouts today. seeing just catastrophic storm surge. flooding of homes that is just are incredible images. now, i want to say that the it tampa bay area has been mostly spared from the wrath of that massive storm because of just the way that track ended up shifting more to the east. some trees and power lines of course across hillsborough county did come dow

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steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, janice. meanwhile, 23 minutes after the hour. california like tolls say they like to lead and show america where to go with a lot of their innovative ideas. for the most part, especially over the last 10 years, whatever california does, america would feel very confident doing the opposite including leaving the state. gavin newsom thinks this will help him become a national candidate. mandate the banning -- first he is going to ban building new gas stations. then is he going to ban the selling of new gas cars past 2035. so the combustion engine, no longer being -- any car with a combustion engine no longer being sold in california. 2035. the same weekend where he said they told the people of california, the citizens that are still remaining there in that beautiful state, whatever you do if you have electric car, don't plug it in. we have got rolling blackouts already, you will make it worse. there is only 2% ever the population tops that have electric cars. can you imagine if it was 90%? they

. >> brian: i would add this. i went to disney. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> brian: i went to kids any in i think it was right after the holidays, right after christmas. everything was shut down. one announcement shut down, shut down, shut down. i feel bad for i don't love disney, the rest of my family does. i felt bad we have wasted a huge drive, a lot of time and they should have refunded everyone. they said this has been happening nonstop. cutting back costs through the pandemic they didn't keep up with the maintenance on their machines. i'm sure they got some ppe money. >> carley: went this past christmas. >> brian: brian 20202. steve: i was at the orlando airport yesterday there were a million people and i was the only one not wearing mouse ears i think it's big and back. >> ainsley: how many kids on that flight? >> steve: many and they were all tired and hungry. >> brian: that is a huge airport. you have to give yourself some time. >> steve: it's gigantic. >> >> brian: anyone should get clear by the way i

. >> brian: wispy? >> steve: good chance of thunderstorms. 30% at this hour. >> great day if you are in miami and on vacation. i want to be there. >> steve: we can arrange that. >> brian: a lot of people in california and texas want to be there. excuse me, california want to be there and they are deciding lately more miam texas and i think it has a lot to do. a lot to do with the opportunity. becoming like an enterprising zone. >> carley: crime, homelessness the list goes on. >> brian: homelessness, i don't know what they have done. houston and miami have done a great job on homelessness. i want to find out what they are doing. >> carley: maybe those mayors should talk to the other mayors and give them pointers. >> steve: sanctuaries. >> brian: cruise ship for all of them. >> steve: that's here. we are going to talk about migrants in a minute. in new york city is a sanctuary city if people come here immediately and put them on a boat, are we really a sanctuary city? >> ainsley: it's a sanctuary boat. >>

brian: hello to you. welcome to a special edition of "one nation." i remain brian kilmeade. dave ramsey, economic advice, you won't get anything anywhere else. mike rowe. let's get started. we begin with this. monday the nation will commemorate labor day. and the labor of hard working americans. but with mid-terms 66 days away, there is no bigger story than the economy. 71% of you aren't seeing any signs of rebound. more and more democrats and independents say the same thing. why would that be? because their wallets are lighter and they are taking a hit. the price of gas still up 20%. groceries skyrocketing 13%. and to top it off, we are not able to fill enough jobs to stop supply chain disruption. service at fast food restaurants not even close to where it was. the chaos on airlines, the delays, the cancellations, we all experienced them. we are helpless. what can we expect this fall and how do we get back on track. the host of "kudlow." you watch him every day at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. larry kudlow welcome back. what kind of fall are we going to have knowing the last thin

brian: hi, everyone, welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. we have lieutenant colonel oliver north, j.d. vance who wants to be the next senator from ohio. michael shell even berger will be with us. if anyone knows about green energy and the folly of pursuing it right now, he does. first we begin with this. words of wisdom from president biden who spent most of the last two weeks dividing the nation with conne condescending nicknad division in the name of saving democracy. don't come out and rip one party for questioning elections and destroying the republic. if you want to be the true leader of the free world you talk about needing to accept elections every time you can. but you need to talk about the culpability of both parties. >> the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundation of our republic. the maga republicans don't just threaten our economic rights and personal security they are a threat to our democracy. has mag ka crowd is the most extreme political organization that existed in american history. brian:

brian, ainsley, steve? >> brian: unbelievable he was. >> ainsley: and 18. thanks, griff. our country so divided politically. jim jordan talking about this case and divisive rhetoric throughout the country, listen to this. >> what is joe biden doing taking phone of sitting member of congress. justice department juicing numbers, cooking the books, that is what is going on. this is political. i don't think it is an accident that the term this terrible guy used when he killed this young man republican extremism. same term joe biden used at independence hall with that crazy fist saying half the country was extremist. the country sees this all for what it is and fed up and vote on: crime, inflation, freedom. that is what the country is focussed on. >> steve: absolutely. jim jordan is talking about what the people are fed up on. everybody here is saying talk to this guy what is your name? >> dave. >> steve: where are you from? >> i left new york for florida. >> steve: very good. when we look ahead to mid-term elections and presidential elections, everybody has been talking about

>> brian: did they move on? >> steve: its great lyrics. >> ainsley: you we are in love with that cheeseburger. lots of fast food restaurants are separate national cheeseburger day. if you want your own cheeseburger, get his new cookbook, "simply happy." he and his wife have a great cheeseburger sp. >> steve: every cookbook leaping out a bunch of the stuff. we are bringing it today. peter doocy is here in the studio because one of the recipes, he worked with me on. it's called the iowa caucus casserole. because he spent so much time in iowa for the caucuses, when we were writing the recipe, i talked to senator joni ernst about casseroles in iowa. she's here, peter is here, peter's wife is here, and we'll see the entire crew. let's recreate this moment. joni ernst is in the fight of her life as senator. no, i just need casserole news. we were talking casseroles in the middle of her big race. this is about a year ago, during a commercial break. i was just talking to her, i always put tater tops on top, and she agre

on documented at this point. >> brian: taken over 5,000! >> jessica: we have space for them, show up rather or date we are talking about an entire country and i'm not saying they can live any block that they want in midtown. of parts of new york. the federal government has to give up more sing ohmic money to sanctuary cities to accommodate the people. if >> brian: why do we have to give more money to other people's sanctuary cities? >> judge jeanine: they break the law and then they are in sanctuary city which means that irrespective of what they do, we are not going to arrest them unless it's murder. if they do, we will let them out of jail. i it's not fair to the american people and it's not fair to us to have to pay for all of this, one is enough enough and at what point will we say that we are getting 2.3 million this year of illegals and the mayor of new york city is sitting with a million people saying i don't know where to put them anymore. should we send them to montana because they have -- no! they should come in legally like every

matt. >> brian: brian matt ryan? >> matt ryan for sure. that would be my guy right there. >> brian: other side of the super bowl, that heart breaking loss to them for nudge so close to winning super bowl chach p chap. >championship. >> i'm sure he is looking forward to that whole thing. >> carley: how has your team evolved since being on the field? >> guys are a little bigger and faster. still just 11 on 11. that has never changed. the fact that some of the philosophy, substitutions some of the way the game is played is definitely different. >> steve: sure, of course these days people are very careful about what they eat and things like that. and that brings us to one of the reasons you are here to talk about the great shape that you are in and, you know, one of the things is, and as guys we know this. guys always like to have a system. >> sure. >> steve: if you are going to stay in shape. >> that's exactly what i was going to say. go ahead. >> steve: you need a system. i want somebody to tell me what to do. >> so, exactly. that's the thin

brian brian it's the moment america is waiting for the nfl season finally returns. we are back it's on fox, which is the key. our next guest will open the new season as the number one team september 11th when the green bay packers take on the minnesota vikings i believe it's going to be tackle. joining us now fox sports lead play by play kevin burk heart and greg olsen and erin andrews the veteran of the crew. erin, first off, how are they doing as the number one team? do they have what it takes? >> on or off the field? >> brian: both. >> welcome to my show by the way. [laughter] off the field, this one orders more appetizers than i have ever seen in my life and i enjoy it off the field do we have a great time. >> screwed up one free preseason game we are in trouble. we survived. give us time. >> brian: kevin, what does it mean to be the number one guy. >> it means everything. local guy sells car back in the day. e and and tom rinaldi and got to call high school football games starting out in the business. >> brian: you remember that. >> outside the city here in nor

>> brian: he is on an energy report. >> steve: i thought it was the same. >> brian: if you are a student of history remember back -- remember a time there were tent cities across america and they refer to them as hooverville? i wonder if this tent city that they will be building here in new york city, if they will be referring to it as biden ville being housed with migrants who pulls a thousand people and these are people who are coming into the country given what joe biden's immigration policy is an essentially, you want to come in and you come in. so really dedicate those tents to joe biden who is making this possible. >> ainsley: our mayor say that shelters are overwhelmed so they have to put up these tents. it is estimated 13,600 migrants in new york city. and he says the bulk of those more than 10,000 are in city shelters. the first emergency shelters consist of the five tense as you said, steve, tortured beach in the bronx and have enough beds to house 1,000 adults and officials will assess their health and welfare and replace him in the shelter system. >> brian: i just laughed whe

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brian, you have a friend. >> brian: there you go. >> steve: brian to your point it's windy there right now. then again we have a system moving through. >> brian: that's the good thing about weather it's always changing. >> steve: if it doesn't it's bad. >> brian: so good we started a weather channel. >> ainsley: 6:03 on the east coast. and the biden administration is set to meet today. they are going to discuss litigation after dozens of migrants are flown on to marthaens vineyard. >> steve: that got a lot of people's attention. governor ron desantis and greg abbott are defending their move to fly migrants to ritzy communities and it move bus loads right to kamala harris' the vice president's doorstep. >> brian: genius. griff jenkins joins us now. what a epic day yesterday. nobody has covered more ends of this illegal immigration crisis than you usc in the jungles, in the border. you marched through mexico with these illegals and then now at the vice president's and for once they came to you. >> griff: all that effort to shine a light on it over the course of what is now about a decade

. >> brian: in the united states? >> carley: in the united states, brian. it's going to be upper 60's, lower 70s. >> steve: as you look up the avenue of the americas ride, ride, ride let it ride for this month, september 12th. welcome to america's number one cable morning news show thanks to folks like you. a busy day. >> carley: we remember everyone from 9/11. we prayed during our church services yesterday. prayed for those families. we know some individuals that lost loved ones there because we live in new york, obviously. so our thoughts and prayers are with your family members. >> steve: absolutely. >> brian: yesterday was impactful too not only think about 9/11 but what do we learn from that or are we safer back to afghanistan. and the fact that al-qaeda is back in -- is back in afghanistan. the taliban are back in control. this is deja vu all over again. when do we realize what kind of peril we are actually in by taking our hands off the wheel. general mckenzie yesterday said listen, we have 2% of our intelligence that we had before we pulled out. so,

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>> brian: weekend. we can't! >> gorgeous flowers. >> no kidding. >> beautiful. >> brian: look at that. [laughter] >> ainsley: thank you! i love you all. >> brian: when she had watch ted lasso on her birthday on a plane. >> ainsley: listen, i got to one of the queen and remember her. thank you. >> steve: why are we not eating? >> ainsley: we want some cake. thanks, y'all. >> brian: when we are so glad you were born. >> ainsley: yes, steve's wife did write a few years ago and said i got the name for the children's book. i'm so glad you were born because we all say that. so thank you to kathy, the name of my next children's book. >> brian: which comes out next week. >> what a great time in your life, love you. >> brian: went too much standing around. can we sit down? >> brian: a society, don't give her a free book, all right? >> ainsley: inflation is up. >> i'm buying your book. >> brian: full price. >> ainsley: geiser lilies are the best. >> brian: that is way sealed to them. >> ainsley: are you allergic to them. >

brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. fbi officials denying shocking new claims that armed swat teams were dispatched to arrest pro-life activist mark huck at his pennsylvania home. the bureau telling fox news no swat team or swat operators were involved. fbi agents knocked on the door. mr. hauck's front door and asked him to exit the residence he did so and taken into custody. his wife has a drastically different story. newt, here we go again with the big time raids with someone who is zero threat. we don't know what the ring doorbell is going to show but for the most part it seems like the fbi is overstocked for something. >> look, i think when you are the president of the united states, you have a speech in philadelphia that describes half of his fellow americans as enemies, and uses that kind of language, you have an escalation, you know, here's a guy who was homeschooling seven children, i don't know the details. i'm more inclined to believe the wife, frankly, than the bureau. but, apparently the thing they came to g

and, brian, you are absolutely right. it's a crazy day to have a party when the stock market turns south. but it turned south because the inflation number, they had james taylor out who was great in the 70s now he occasionally appears at political things. he came on to sing a song about suicide and heroin addiction. that's what fire and rain is about. >> brian: i did not know. that is that true? >> steve: fire and rain. >> brian: i thought it was earth, wind and fire. >> steve: what would the fire be? what would the rain be? it's suicide and heroin addiction. anyway, here he is singing about death. you can close your eyes. ♪ my body's aching ♪ my time is at hand ♪ i won't make it any other way i've seen fire and i've seen rain. >> how about james taylor a voice that heals our soul and unites a nation. >> ainsley: he donated his time and his performance fee was waived. and he has shared his politics in the past. he said that obama was his favorite president of all time and obama gave him two awards. he gave him the n

and brian, do you want to? >> brian: go ahead. i want to enjoy the scene. >> carley: the new york mets are back in the postseason for the first time since 2016. the team clinching a spot in the playoffs thanks to max. a perfect inning and pete alonso monstrous three-run home run. >> we have a lot of things in front of us and we understand that, but you guys celebrate good times. >> carley: it's the houston astros quenching their fifth al west title in six years and the astros improving to al best record with 97 wins. those are your headlines. >> steve: they are happy there. >> carley: they sure are. >> brian: we will see if they get together with the big stories with 67 years old to make the playoffs. >> carley: exactly what he said to. >> steve: let's go, matt spirit this tuesday caught on camera max wielding suspect terrorizing at a mcdonald's and now free, rather no bail. how he is defending his actions and we will tell you the story coming up. >> brian: he is not unhinged. plus the 2024 rumors around california's embattled gov

brian, take us home. >> brian: first off special thanks to john siena for leading a great example. not only a great wrestler the great actor, the best ever and also one time leader with make wishes. he has gotten over 650 make a wish since he started doing it in 2002. kids with life-threatening illnesses that is a new guinea book of world records wrestler, actor and even better to be a great person. if anybody wants to see me on stable and i know you do, check me out brian kilmeade.com brandon, mississippi, let's go brandon. tulsa, ok. [laughter] >> brian: newark new jersey with the fox all stars december 2nd. >> jesse: how does it feel that ainsley has a book out, doocy has a book out and you don't have a book out? >> dana: he always has a book out "special report" is up next with the bret baier. >> bret: you haven't seen brian's cookbook? good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. we begin in florida, bracing what could be a catastrophic category 4 hurricane ian. the storm is due to make landfall tomorrow but rain from the outer bands of ian is already coming down in ma

i understand brian will take part in this. tell us more about it. >> one of the big questions is which side brian will be on, socialism or freedom and democracy. [laughter] we will have to work that out later to attract the viewers. look, this is going to be a discussion essentially of totalitarianism versus freedom and democracy. between a state-run economy and a free market economy. between human action versus state action. we will look at all of the pros and cons. i can tell you right now, i am no friend to socialism. i think you all know that. one of the themes in this today is going to be, how do we stop the drift toward socialism that is going on in washington, d.c.? for example, the green new deal and all the climate change regulations, that is a very powerful form, of regulatory state run central planning. it's being jammed down our throats. you probably saw the story yesterday when the interior department jammed it down the throats of the native americans and the navajos who would like to drill and the interior depart

radu we can see it in that picture, brian. look. >> brian: that was ocean water. am i right, alexis? >> correct. >> brian: do you feel he made the night to migrate move to stay still? >> we are originally from tampa, and this was supposed to be our evacuation zone, because they were saying that tampa was going to be hit the worst. and we don't have hurricane windows in our home, and we felt the saved is to come to a building that was well-equipped to handle hurricane wind and the surges. so we do believe we made the best decision at the time with the information we had. >> brian: exley. who would've thought naples would get hit like this? but it certainly did. >> ainsley: i'm so glad y'all are okay. >> brian: thanks for sharing your story. i appreciate it. people of south carolina, pay attention. that could be you. >> ainsley: it hit in florida as a cat 4. carolina is a cat 1. we are expecting the governor t talk down in florida. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ ults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me

speak to someone is calling brian. he needs to take this call. >> brian: i had it on silent. >> ainsley: the heartwarming moment of wheelchair-bound veteran takes his steps in 15 years thanks to that robotic exoskeleton. he is going to join us next. >> brian: i want to check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the h hour. >> good morning, guys. more on the migrant buses. what is in the works next? we will find out. new fox bowling and on how the americans see the state of play. it has been winning a democratic district. what is his key? he will tell us today. coming by your rock 'n' roll t-shirts if you are a teenager. anna and i will be wearing ho hours. we will see you in 12 minutes at the top of the hour. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for