>> good to see you, jacqui. a number of issues, and around charging causing a lot of the consumer skepticism. 61% of drivers not committed to getting an e.v., how long do you have to wait when you find a station, and long lines across the country even in green strong holds like california. not everyone can charge at home, so public stations fill up quickly. most ports offer an l2 charges, on average 4 to 6 hours for a full charge, different than a quick stop to get gas. beyond that time needed to charge an e.v., there are not enough stations. currently there are roughly 51,000 charging stations. the biden administration is targeting 500,000 by 2030. that means we are about 450,000 short right now. finally, you have the lines because of charger reliability, and talking to drivers it can be common to discover the chargers are broken, credit card machines are not working or a part is unavailable with little explanation. in the san francisco bay area of all places, a recent study found 23% of fast chargers were not

welcome to fox news live, i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: let's start with lucas tomlinson at the white house with fresh reaction from the biden administration, hey, lucas. lucas: good afternoon, griff, for years the estimated number of illegal immigrants inside the united states was 11 million, now texas lieutenant governor says that could soon be approaching a number 3 times higher. we are approaches 10 to 15% of the total population of the united states will be here illegal by the time joe biden's first term is over. you have to understand this has been an invasion for a long time. this is a plan from the left. they want to bring people in, one day make sure they have citizenship so they can vote. lucas: as you mentioned, griff, this morning a chartered bus from texas showing up at the vice president's home after she called the border secure despite millions arriving this year. the white house thinks republicans are playing dirty tricks. here is jacqui. >> ending remain in mexico or title 42 had nothing to do with the surge we are

. >> jacqui: thanks for having me, john. i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. about this time last year youngkin made it a point to listen to parents and eventually took their concerns to the governor's mansion and many of the same issues are clearly on voter's minds. >> the economy definitely is the issue. >> between inflation with every, like prices of everything going up, especially rent and gas. >> reproductive rights is like my top issue. >> the big thing is the border policy, that's awful. >> i think there needs to be a crackdown on crime. >> our educational system, with the kind of education problems we are having, the focus, seems to be on far more than what it should be, it's not on the usual reading, writing, arithmetic. >> even more worried about the young families. how can they have the gas what it is and the price of meet. >> the food is expensive, everything is going crazy, and stressed out. >> john: an issue across america. virginia governor glenn youngkin. start off by saying democrats had been closing the gap in the generic preference poll but

jacqui. jacqui: griff, for more on what we can expect leading up to and including the funeral of queen elizabeth, we're joined now by fox news royal contributor and former royal editor of the sun, dunca duncan larcombe. >> we were just speaking with amy, i hope you heard, about the significant of the military uniforms that the princes are going to be wearing and how this was apparently charles' wish. how unusual is that? and why should it-- for people in the u.s. who don't understand these things or don't follow them as much as do in the u.k., what should we take away from that? >> right, okay, i suppose i ought to explain a little bit because it seems that we're making a big deal whether harry will or won't wear a uniform. the royal family is absolutely tied to the military, most of the queen's children and grandchildren, apart from harry now, have their own regiments, they're colonel and chief and so on. if you're a soldier and serviceman and go to war, you fight for queen and country. you

jacqui. >> jacqui: good afternoon to you, john. yesterday was marked by irony. james taylor played a song about death on the south lawn as the stock marketed plummeted, democrats gathered to celebrate the inflation reduction act an experts agree will not reduce inflation, on the same day that new inflation numbers dropped and it did not look good. >> stock market does not necessarily reflect the state of the economy as you well know, and the economy is still strong, unemployment is low, jobs are up, manufacturing is good, so i think it's -- i think we are going to be fine. talking about 1/10 of 1%, and thank you. >> jacqui: the president does not seem fazed by this. >> the split screen, the white house, taking the victory lap and the policies of the administration. >> yesterday officials were asked how exactly the inflation reduction act is going to reduce inflation, especially since the administration already spent deficit savings from this bill on student debt cancellation. >> rebates available today include a 30% credit to cover the costs of installing roofto

interesting that jacqui heinrich said joe biden has not done and never sat for a print interview. associated press with a wire. you could argue that. what happened to that? when you have aoc does all the media, not afraid of doing media interviews and gq magazine want to sell magazines. she is very effective and they want to sell magazines. i just think it is interesting. i love your perspective. joe biden doesn't do any interviews. >> none. we were talking about football before we came out. the last time he sat down for an interview was the day of the super bowl. it was 206 days ago. we're told he has all this momentum. he got 81 million votes. why not try to sell your agenda if you are so confident in it? his handlers won't put him out there. i love the introto the gq profile. aoc, the political voice of a generation and cultural star whose power transcends politics. she is one of the least effective members of congress. 435 members we're talking about. never had a piece of sponsored legislation ever passed. she is all foam and no beer at this point. but she is the voice of the

jacqui heinrich at the white house with the latest. jacqui? edward lawrence. i apologize. >> i can be confused for jacqui. i can see how that would happen. no, no, yeah, this was all approved about 5:00 a.m. this morning. that's what we understand. the president says that this is good for america. this is -- americans avert the strike, could devastate the economy while giving the unions about a 24% increase over the next five years or so. again, the president says this is good for americans. here's the president. listen. >> together we reached an agreement that will keep our critical rail system working and avoid disruptions of our economy. i'm grateful for members of the administration who worked tirelessly to help get this done. >> republicans say there's still a long way to go. all of the unions now have to ratify this agreement. >> i hope -- i've heard that they have a tentative agreement. i hope it becomes an agreement. i hope we don't have a rail strike. i'm surprised the administration couldn't get this done before today. >> so union bosses say they can

jacqui heinrich at the white house with more. jacqui? >> hi, neil. the president test drove a $63,000 electric vehicle and said it made him feel hopeful. americans might not be feeling the same way. a new gallop poll showed that voters are more concerned about inflation and the economy than about climate. those are concerns that the president dismissed including yesterday's hotter than inflation report and the stock market sell off on his way out of town. >> the stock market doesn't reflect the state of the economy as you well know. the economy is still strong. unemployment is low. jobs are up. manufacturing is good. i think it's -- we'll be fine. >> in detroit, biden announced $900 million in funding from the infrastructure law to build ev charging stations on highways across 35 states. the white house wants half of all new cars sold in the u.s. to be electric by 2030. they can't say when their investment in semi conductors will help the cars come to market and then the issue of charging them. jennifer granholm said the u.s. should look to californi

>> jacqui: hey, sandra, good afternoon. president is trying to show the spending specifically from the structure was necessary, speaking at a terminal that opened in 1974. >> 50 years later, over 5.6 million passengers moving through. four times as many the number that came through initially. for travelers passing through, it means missed connections, lost baggage, long lines. for businesses, it can mean delayed orders, spoiled products and very unhappy customers. >> jacqui: ahead of the midterms, republicans are making the case the democrats spending is contributing to inflation, costing americans. >> every american should ask themselves. could they afford to give up one month salary? most people would say no, but do you realize it's taken from you because of how high inflation is, based on the democratic spending? >> a new poll shows there is some truth to that. 24% of people are saying they have reduced their spending or only buying essentials because of prices still running near 40 year highs. 17% have canceled vacation

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. jacqui, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> in tonight's midterm watch, democrats continue to lead republicans in congressional vote preference. our just released fox poll indicate democrats have a 44 to 41% edge among all registered voters. however it's tied among voters who say they are certain to participate in the november elections 45% each. this evening, the increasing scrutiny from a formerly fawning media of pennsylvania democratic senate nominee lieutenant governor john fetterman. he is facing dr. mehmet oz for election for senate in pennsylvania. fetterman is getting new questions about his health and his personal finances. here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> amid growin grow calls for jn fetterman to prove he is fit for senate. he says he will debate dr. mehmet oz on october 25th two weeks before election day. but the two campaigns are bickering over logistics. dr. oz to waited his campaign is accommodating a closed captioning request from fetterman and he argues that is

first we go to white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. hi, jacqui. >> even though that new gallop poll shows that voters are far more concerned with the economy than the climate, the president is fixated on climate telling reporters that he's not concerned about yesterday's hotter than expected inflation reading or the stock market sell-off before announcing that $900 million for electric vehicle chargers on highways across 35 states. >> great america road trip will be fully electrified, whether you're driving coast to coast on i--10 or on i-75 in michigan. charging stations will be up and easy to find as gas stations are now. we'll invest $7 billion to have the batteries and other critical materials that car companies need. >> the white house wants half of all new cars to be electric by 2030. moneys from the chips act can produce necessary semi conductors here at home. they can't say when the cars would hit the market for americans to buy them. then there's the issue of charging them. jennifer granholm said that the u.s. should look to c

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. officials here won't say if inflation has peaked yet. tomorrow we will see the numbers which could give us clues about how aggressive the fed might be in their next set of rate hikes. for now the president is out defending his spending that his critics say contributed to the problem. >> we're going to be spending a lot of money. >> president biden hit the trood argue he is spending taxpayer dollars where it's needed like 62 million at boston's airport international terminal first opened in 1974. >> today, 50 years later, there is over 5.6 million passengers moving through. it means missed connections. lost baggage, long lines. >> republicans argue costs are already too steep. >> every american should ask themselves could they afford to give up one month's salary? do you realize that's been taken from you because of how high inflation is? >> a new gallup poll shows people are pinching pennies because of inflation. 24% say they are onl essent

. >> john: and fox team coverage, but jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. this expected to come up in today's briefing. >> jacqui: absolutely, the white house reportedly held some high level talks, involved department secretaries weighing litigation options, according to an axios article, about how they can try to stop republican governors from bussing and flying migrants from the border area to democrat-run sanctuary cities and states. apparently the tipping point was the latest shipment of migrants by private plane to martha's vineyard. the president last night sounding off on all this. >> we are committed to fixing the immigration system, instead of working with us on solutions, republicans are playing politics with human beings, using them as props. what they are doing is simply wrong, it's un-american, it's wreckless. >> according to nbc, some internal division over how the administration should respond to all of this, and some dhs officials have expressed frustration at the meetings with the white house reluctant to take a page from the book of republ

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. thanking fema, the national guard, and the red cross for their response, president biden said florida has washington's full attention and he will meet with governor desantis, if desantis wants him to. even as biden works more broadly to keep those from desantis 'party from getting elected. >> this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. >> president biden painting a bleak picture of hurricane ian's destruction, pledging florida will have all of the federal assistance it needs to recover, paying all costs of the debris removal and the majority of public building repairs. >> the folks in florida who have destroyed or damaged homes, you don't have enough insurance, it means the federal government will provide individual assistance, for everything from automobile to lost wedding ring. >> florida's republican governor telling fox his political battle with biden is on pause. >> when people are fighting for their lives, when their whole livelihood is at stake, when they have l

hey, jacqui. >> good morning, steve, ainsley, and brian. this was supposed to really hinge on food insecurity as a result of russia's war in ukraine, but putin threat to use nuclear weapons and his call-up of the country's 300,000 reserve troops has really sent a chill, and that partial mobilization would be the first of its kind since world war ii. according to reports, one-way flights out of the country to other countries that allow russian citizens to enter without a visa have been selling out fast, and russia parliament making hasty changes that would make it a crime to dodge the draft. but putin has framed his nuclear threat as a defensive move. he is painting a tale as the aggressor and accusing the west of nuclear blackmail. he falsely claimed that the west encouraged ukraine to shella nuclear plant in the southeast and now control. >> the territorial integrity of our country is threatened. we will without doubt use all available means to protect russia and our people. this is not a bluff. >> this follows russia's efforts to organize

in new york and now she is back on the north lawn, hey, jacqui. >> quick trip, you guys with. good to see you this morning from the white house. today the president is headed to this event hosted by the dnc severe going to be addressing the country's largest teacher's union. the national education association, which is better known in some circles as the group that tried to change the word mother to birthing parent and contracts to be more inclusive and make sure not to offend the lt. ia plus community. right now that group is in danger of losing its federal charter for pushing woke ideology group pushing to end the nea's federal charger. version in the senate and another version in the house. congressman jim banks says the nea is basically a partisan lobbying arm for the dnc harmed students during the cody pandemic. push anti-american i'd obligors in the classroom. annual gathering in chicago that would allocate more than $140,000 to conduct opposition research on 25 organizations that are allegedly attacking gender identity and sexual orientation freedoms in public schools a

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the white house says if these republican governors really cared about border security they would be pushing republican lawmakers to fund the department of homeland security. and they say the fact that fox news got a heads up about the migrant arrivals but not dhs shows that this is all a political stunt in their words. but, team biden is taking no blame for record border crossings under this president's watch. they are not telling migrants to stop crossing illegally and they echoed the vp's claims that the border is secure. >> we agree with her. >> white house is backing up the vice president's claim that the border is secure. but when pressed, a shift. >> do you think that americans believe that the border is secure? >> what i can tell you is the record and the process that we have been using to make sure that we do our best to secure the border. >> isn't there some risk though that voters might feel like they are being lied to? >> so, again, it is a broken -- a broken system. the im

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. yeah, the last time president biden addressed crime at all was almost a month ago and the house passed a police funding bill last week but there is no vote scheduled in the senate and the president is not out here calling for it. instead, he spent today talking about last month's bill lowering healthcare costs plus a few words on the hurricane. >> i told each one of them my conversation separately, whatever they need. i mean this sincerely, whatever they need, contact me directly. and they know how to do that. >> president biden called two democrat mayors and a moderate republican mayor who are in hurricane ian's path but not florida governor ron desantis who has openly feuded with the administration on issues from covid to immigration. instead, biden had his fema administrator pick up the phone. >> we do not bring politics into our ability to respond to these disasters. we are going to support whatever governor desantis asks of us. my regional administrator is with the governor right

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. either the white house expected far better numbers or the person who planned this party had an unfortunate scheduling oversight. gathering democratic lawmakers on a sweltering south lawn on the same day a new inflation reading came in hotter than expected. >> while the stock market plummeted, james taylor played a song about death on the white house south lawn ♪ you can sing this song ♪ when i'm gone. >> the day marked by irony. democrats celebrating the inflation reduction act that experts agree won't reduce inflation on the very day new inflation data showed a worrying increase. core inflation shot up 6.3% in august. up from 5.9% in july. the president never once mentioning the numbers. >> the future of america is bright and the promise of america is real. it is real. >> the press secretary punted. >> we have to remember the inflation reduction act is historic. >> biden's economic adviser so far the only one at the white house acknowledging the circumstances. >> i think we would

jacqui is a reporter for the washington post. joining me now is dan goldman, he served as majority counsel during the house impeachment inquiry which led to the first impeachment of donald trump. he also served as the director of investigations for the house intelligence committee. he is a -- dan, good to see you, thank you for joining us. let's look into this a little bit more. we have an election on november 8th which you are intimately acquainted with. why did the january six committee make it clear that they are not handing over information to the justice department right now at the moment that seems pivotal for the justice department? >> i think part of the reason why we are seeing this flurry of subpoenas from the justice department which they probably went out in august and we're just getting the reporting of them now. it is because of the long-standing policy not to do anything overt with potentially political investigations to influence the election. the justice department sent a flurry of subpoenas out, they will collec

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join jacqui heinrich and i at the top of the order for america reports. >> welcome back. we don't know who the next james bond will be abutted certain he will not be like to blow sevens of the past. producers working on the next film earn out promising to show a more emotional side of the character announcing their commitment to bring him away from his womanizing ways but they say james bond is evolving as men are. they actually say we don't know who is evolving faster, 007, or mentor they say the director is committed to humanizing the once womanizing spy and ensuring more fulfilling media roles for the female stars of the franchise. what say you? >> sharon: is he going to be crying at movies and making cakes? i mean what if they want him to betray? he's -- you know he's is part is a great spot. high action, entertainment, and people want it to be exciting. they don't want to see james bond crying or making cakes. the thing is it is entertainment. you don't take it literally. it's entertainment. >> how refreshing common sense is, sean. >> sean: the reason why young men a

today, jacqui? >> they are not, and not for lack of trying. the white house knew we wanted to ask about this issue of crime, and karine jean-pierre skipped over fox in the briefing room, make of that what you will. but after the president, or she yesterday refused to say whether or not the president believes that big cities are safe and said this answer to my colleague peter about americans should be instead thinking about what the president has done to make cities safer, we wanted to ask her if that's the case. why aren't we hearing more from the president about what he's doing, bearing down on the senate to pass the police funding bill that passed in the house. these are issues they should be taking our questions on, especially because recent polling shows 69% of voters think crime is an issue, and 14% more voters trust them to handle the crime. but the white house is not talking about that today, the president gave remarks on healthcare and congressional plans if they regain control of congress,

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us with more with that. >> good evening, bret. president biden first tonight promised americans in hurricane ian's path no resource will be spared in the rescue or recovery effort but putin's latest escalation also called for a message from biden to our allies and enemies overseas. >> it's not just a crisis for florida. this is an american crisis. we're all in this together. >> president biden directing all possible action be taken to save lives and get help to survivors. after hurricane ian devastated the florida coast. then made landfall a second time in south carolina as a category 1 storm. a message of reassurance for americans, followed by a warning for russia. >> america's fully prepared with our nato allies to defend every single inch of nato territory. every single inch. so, mr. putin, don't misunderstand what i'm saying. every inch. >> condemning sham research da putin used to annex four occupied regions of ukraine, biden announced no sanctions on anyone who supports the move politically or economically. but, after putin

>> literally, jacqui, just answered that question. >> do you think the system you have in place is working? >> what we are asking for, we are asking for congress to act, again, on the president's first day in the administration put together a comprehensive migration reform and instead of using individuals, families with as political pawns they should work with us and they are not. and there is an immigration legislation, comprehensive immigration legislation we put forth on day one and again, republicans have voted many of them have voted against the funding, record funding for dhs. so, we are willing to figure out how to fix this problem. we are. we put worth ways to do this, put forth policies to do this and ways to make sure that we were dealing with a broken system. >> is that an acknowledgment -- >> i just answered your question, we are moving on. >> two quick questions for you. >> john: karine jean-pierre curt response from jacqui heinrich on immigration, what's been going on this week with migrants being sent by bus to places like chicago and new york city and elsewhere and then flo

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich takes a look tonight in columbus. >> the industrial midwest is back? touting a legislative win ahead of the midterms and intel's $20 billion investment for a new semiconductor plant, no ultra maga semi-fascist talk from president biden in a state trump won in 2016 and 2020. instead, kind words for the state's outgoing republican senator. >> i want to thank rob portman for being a gentleman and decent man that he is and showing the democrats and republicans can work together to get big things done for our country. >> the crowd g.o.p. lawmakers who supported the chips and science act leary biden might continue down his road of late attacking their party. but even democrats are keeping their distance from biden. congresswoman marci captor didn't show up. >> joe biden flooding ohio solar manufacturers be undercut by china. but marci captor is fighting back. working with republican rob portman. >> congressman tim ryan, who skipped biden's last trip to the state did attend after saying he is campaigning as an independent. >> what did you mean. >> re

jacqui heinrich from downtown new york city, good morning to you, jackie. >> good morning, ainsley, steve, brian. the head at the summit was food shortages from the war in ukraine but that statement that speaks putin a threatening use of nuclear weapons and partial mobilization of the country's reserve troops. the first of its kind since world war ii. putin basically claimed nuclear threats of its own and framed a statement as a defensive move accusing the rest of nuclear blackmail and saying the last encourage ukraine to show the russian controlled nuclear plant in southeast ukraine. he accused the west also trying to divide and destroy his country. speak with those who tried to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know the prevailing winds can also blow r direction. >> it follows russia's efforts to organize referenda to annex parts of ukraine to give putin more expansive definition of territory that he could baselessly claim to be protecting. he has vowed to use all means necessary to defend these new territories. >> if the territorial integrity of our country is threatened, we wil

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thank you, did jacqui heinrich, nice to see you. education a top issue for voters midterms. it could be the deciding factor in a race in kansas that is gaining national attention. polls show a tight race between the incumbent democratic governor lori laura kelly and republican state ag derek schmidt. and picking up that story the midwest bureau, hello. >> bill, good morning to you. a lot of people will remember laura kelly was the first governor in the nation to cancel the rest of the 2020 school year for students back in 2020. she was the first governor of the nation to do that. in the selection, it large part a referendum on that decision. a decision she is standing by. touting her worth with g.o.p.-controlled legislature to get schools fully funded. her opponent kansas attorney general derek schmidt is hammering on the frustrations and damages to kids and families that have come from her decision to close the schools, arguing that kelly went too far. >> derek, i will never apologize for protecting the lives of our children. [applause] >> what good does it do to fully fund

., jacqui. >> good morning, brian, and ainsley. one thing interesting the administration said the president didn't need to change his speech very much after that news that russia was was making a nuclear threat and calling up troops they expected this from russia. the president did not in his remarks he called on world leaders to broadly condemn russia's irresponsible nuclear rhetoric and violations of the u.n. charter. >> about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state. that should make your blood run cold. >> biden also vowed not to let iran get a nuclear weapon but says he thinks diplomacy is the best way and he noted that china has built up its nuclear arsenal without any transparency but he mentioned taiwan only once. and this was in saying that the u.s. is still committed to the one china policy. very different tone from this past weekend when he said u.s. troops would defend taiwan from u.s. invasion. biden made sure to note that the u.s. doesn't want conflict or a cold war with china. biden also did not call to remo

jacqui heinrich at the white house. that was a paper view moment. by the way, but i digress, what let's go to the border, what's going on here because we've been telling you for forever now. it is bad. and, right now, there are indications, it is getting worse he is in eagle pass, texas. bill. >> neil, thank you, a lot of the clients of your being bused to the century city's rb first crossing where we are in eagle pass. >> bill: we had another busy morning this morning, we saw more than 500 illegal crossings in just the span of a few hours. take a look at that video we shot this first clip from our brand-new nighttime flying fox drone with a thermal imaging, last night, and the early morning hours. we started seeing large group of migrants crossing the river. they walk up a river bank and they cross illegally into private property, a private orchard out here in eagle fence. you will see a bout a hundred of those migrants eventually gather on the u.s. shoreline, and then they line up, and wait to be processed by border patrol. but this is an incredib

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from 1600 pennsylvania. hi, yack question. >> good evening to you, john. for a second day the white house hammered republican governors for moving migrants away from overwhelmed border towns. just as there are reports that some within the administration are saying it's time to do just that. >> thank you. >> reporters pushed out the oval office door. the president taking no questions after the press secretary compared the republican governors of florida and texas to human traffickers. >> these vulnerable migrants were reportedly mislead about where they were headed. told they would be headed to boston. these are the kinds of tactics we see from smugglers in places like mexico and guatemala. >> biden's justice department weighing legal option to stop the governors from moving migrants to sanctuary cities and states. >> i'm the former attorney general in texas well as a former texas supreme court justice. i know the law very well. biden himself was doing that very same thing. the only difference is he was movin

. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich just asked her, do you believe americans are buying it that the border is secure and should voters feel they are getting lied to. listen here. >> by the last administration. what the last administration wanted was a border wall that was ineffective and a use of taxpayer dollars and that's what we saw from the last administration. about you just recently cbp reported the new wall along the southeast border was breached over 3,000 times, that new wall, and between fiscal year of 201 and 2021 it's required 2.6 million in repairs. that's what we are trying to deal with with a decimated system that was certainly not helped by the last administration. look, we understand. i'm not saying there's not more work to do. we are saying there's more work to do. we are saying the system is broken. but we are saying that as well we have done -- we have done a lot of work here to fix the system and again, more individuals encountered at the border will be removed or expelled this year than in any previous year. that -- those are the facts. >> do you have a message for the m

but first jacqui heinrich live at the white house. >> hey, trunk good afternoon to you. the president spent the afternoon with a group that republicans are trying to take down for pushing woke ideology in the classroom. republicans might be able to do that if they take back control of congress because the national education association was established in 1906 by congress through a federal charter that now republicans want to take away. the republicans say the nea has strayed far from their original mission, not only dumping $140,000 into opposition research appearance rights groups but recently doling out badges to teachers and ohio's that read, i'm here, safe person, safe space." the badges are "visible symbols of support to students who may need it. a critical lifeline for lgbqt students and trust adult to help you or the qr code on the back of the batch wings to a long list of resources for educators not students to ensure trust in adults to support their students and provide assistance as needed. but some of those resources like education from teen health stores are

back to you guys. >> john: jacqui at the white house. and now florida and governor desantis. >> able to go out and tour some of the areas in charlotte county and inspect some of the damage. from the wee hours of the morning, there have been people that have descended on southwest florida to be able to offer assistance, and so we have seen a number of efforts on the barrier islands to bring people to safety, particularly in lee county, but also in charlotte and in naples and collier county. you have people -- electrical, the power, they are all here, we have eric from florida power and light which will, he'll give an you have date what they are doing. from the minute they could get in here, they have been in here working on being able to get people connected again. we are also, i talked to two of the major ceos for the telecom companies about their restoration services, and fortunately, you know, some of their infrastructure has been ok. they do more -- our dem is putting mobile cell phone towers to help restore communications and in ordi

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us tonight live from the north lawn with the latest. good evening, jackie. >> good evening to you, bret. as this potentially devastating hurricane bears down on the state of florida, president biden is attending a political fundraiser to help elect democratic governors. but, he did reach across the aisle to offer florida's republican governor storm support last night. >> yesterday, i spoke with governor desantis for some time. >> president biden put politics aside to let florida's republican governor know washington will be there for his state after hurricane ian. >> we all need to work together, regardless of party lines. it's my sense that the administration, you know, wants to help. >> the president urging americans in the storm's path to heed warnings from local officials. also delivering a warning of his own to oil and gas companies. >> gas companies try to use this storage to raise prices at the pump, i will ask officials to look into whether price gouging is going on. >> second time this week biden accused oil and gas companies k

jacqui heinrich, thanks. sandra. >> sandra: bring back in democratic congresswoman debbie dingle, we are going to get back to the white house, a briefing soon where likely, welcome to you, by the way, congresswoman, likely will see the white house pressed on what's the celebration, 8.3% inflation today, 1.4% when president biden took office. and this is an opportunity for republicans to remind voters just how wrong this white house has been. first it was inflation is transitory, then last month president biden saying 0 inflation, this is real pain inflicted on the american people. what's there to celebrate? >> you are asking me that question, sandra? >> sandra: yep. >> good to see you. first of all, i want to say it's not just members of congress that are going to the white house today but people from all over the country. because the inflation reduction act is taking a number of actions, over the long-term will reduce prices starting with healthcare costs, capping insulin at $35 per month and capping what se

>> joe: why is it, i think i know why it is, why does it almost always come down to peter doocy or jacqui heinrich asking truly challenging questions. there it is in writing, you showed it on the screen. she is an election denier and said donald trump stole the 2016 election. she said stacey abrams had her election stolen. if votes were suppressed, i imagine there would be lawsuits, no one was able to prove that, that makes her an extremist. must be condemned in decent society. she said she knew the question was coming and had like a kamala harris moment saying words that resulted to anything but an answer. we saw nothing of the exchange between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre on other outlets. if this exchange happened between jonathan carl or sarah huckabee sanders. >> todd: they do not have twitter to go back and look at karine jean-pierre's tweets. our favorite show is back, we get beer and the kids and watch "the view." they kicked off their new season by praising joe biden attacks on maga republicans, take a listen. >> this maga crowd is so sensitive, you have somebody who cares

neil: thank you for that jacqui heinrich. you know the drill right now in a midterm election always hard for the party in power to not lose some seats in the first midterm election year. it happened throughout presidencies. in fact looking at all midterm elections, one big exception in 2002 incumbent president george w. bush actually gained some seats. of course that was a carryover from the rally around the flag and the leader after 9/11 but that was the exception, far from the rule. let's get the read on all of this what could happen with sarah westwood of "the washington examiner. normally, sarah, as we indicating party in power loses seats, sometimes a lot of seats. right now the betting seems to be at very least given close margin right now all you need a six or seven pickup you have got a new party in power in the house. but republicans were hoping and still are hoping for a lot more than that what are folks telling you? >> neil, actually just five seats that republicans at this point have to pick up. you saw the number

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let's begin we white house with jacqui heinrich. they have their own countdown clock to the mid-terms. >> they sure did. republicans say biden's strategy assailing his predecessor and maga republicans and leaving little room for discussion about the issues that voters care the most about, they say it will play right into republican hands this november. nevertheless, president biden is not reversing course. all but abandoning his campaign pledge to be the uniter in chief and firing back at a heckler. >> president biden: everybody is entitled to be an idiot. everybody is, okay? look. extreme maga republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and our economic security, they embrace political violence. >> it caused questions whether biden has any respect for the more than 70 million americans who voted for trump. after trying out new lines on twitter, talking about maga agenda and maga proposals. now he is testing trumpy. >> president biden: the biggest contrast from what maga republicans, the extreme right, the trumpies, they wan

. >> bret: jacqui. >> russia, iran, israel, ukraine and china a lot to talk about. >> bret: "fox news sunday" this weekend. >> see you then. >> bret: shannon, thanks. midterm spotlight races contest for the top job in kansas. take you there. some of our fox affiliates covering tonight. fox 5 in new york where mayor eric adams announces new tent cities to house the growing number of migrants. two humanitarian emergency response and relief centers opened in the coming weeks. new york has been scrambling to find ways to house migrants that have been bused in texas. fox 11 in los angeles where school officials say they will make the anti-overdose medication narcan available at all campuses by mid october. it is the response to recent fentanyl overdoses by students, including the death of a 5-year-old girl in a hollywood school bathroom. and this is a live look fox 4 one of the big stories there everyone's favorite 55-foot tall cowboy usual spot at fair park. big tex will celebrate his 70th birthday this year. sporting a new shirt and jeans thanks to the folks at dickey's. every four years

jacqui heinrich is live outside the white house with the latest. >> good morning to you. as the inspector general's says the data was often incomplete. evacuees would only give one name. sometimes they would be assigned a date of birth and often there were problems relying on translators and, quote, as a result, dhs may have admitted or paroled into the united states that pose a risk. several were brought to the u.s. including one who has broken out of prison by the taliban. >> it was pretty obvious we knew it would be a problem. we don't know how many afghans are in this country who pose a national security threat. but we know there are a few dozen based on what the f.b.i. told us. we just hope they are being monitored. >> d.h.s. says they are being monitored adding the report doesn't accurately characterize the vetting process and the critical roles of multiple other federal agencies and all individuals paroled into the united states as part of the oaw are subject to continuous vetting. that statement is why the white house is claiming the inspector general's report is

good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. that's right. jerome powell raising rates three quarters of a percentage point it was widely expected interest race in this country now at their highest since 2008. now, there have already been a total of five rate hikes this year. the last three have been 75 bases points and more are expected as the fed tries to tame 8.3% inflation. powell had this to say today when asked how long people will feel the pain of inflation. >> how long? i mean, it really depends on how long it takes for wages and more than that prices to come down for inflation to come down what you see in our projections today is that inflation moves down significantly over the course of next year and then the more the next year after that. >> right now higher rates mean consumers will feel that pain. for example, the rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage is just over 6%. last year at this time the rate was just under 3%. if you are buying a $500,000 house then vs. now and put 20% down you would be paying $747 more per month now. that's a

first to jacqui heinrich across town on the east river at the united nations. good morning. >> it is not the first time vladimir putin has ratcheted up the nuclear rhetoric. as world leaders converge this is widely seen as an effort to get them to blink over support for ukraine. the white house has framed this escalation as a desperate move from a leader not confident. there have been pro-kremlin voices ratcheting up urgings for use a tactical nuclear weapons especially after a successful ukrainian counter offensive gained steam last week. >> those who like to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know the winds can blow in their direction. >> it is the first time since world war ii russia called up reservists, 300,000 troops one way flights. putin accused the west of nuclear blackmail. follows russia's efforts to formally annex a fifth of ukraine. putin a more expansive definition of territory he could claim to be protecting and seen as an answer to president biden's warning over the weekend not to use chemical or nuclear weapons. >> president biden: i'm no

. >> martha: i'm jacqui heinrich. "the story" starts now. >> martha: thanks very much, john and jackie. i'm martha maccallum. this hour on "the story," we're going to hear from law enforcement in philadelphia. did you see this video? unbelievable over the weekend. a horrific assault by dozens and dozens of criminals, many teenagers at a wawa. they ransacked the whole thing. we expect an update from law enforcement about these individuals and the investigation into this. we'll bring that to you moments away. also, over to the white house this hour. reportedly turning their ire on the head of the world bank. and it may have something to do with his refusal to bend to john kerry on climate change. we'll tell you the back story there. first, as you know, we are getting very close to the mid-terms as we get inside six weeks. very tight in these races. once again, it could come down to that number of places but could come down to georgia where herschel walker is gaining on the incumbent, raphael warnock with this sort of st

ryan told our colleague, jacqui heinrich, he's, quote, independent-minded. >> i'm a proud democrat. there are people that are republicans and proud republicans, but it doesn't mean there's no crossover. >> reporter: an op-ed in the cincinnati inquirer disagrees. evidence of his willingness to work across the aisle, but the numbers show that throughout trump's four years in office ryan only voted in line with trump's position 16% of the time. and others have pointed out that ryan has voted with the democrats nearly 100% of the time. president biden is in delawareed today. he returns tomorrow to, of course, attend the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. he'll be speaking at the pentagon. eric? eric: and we'll, of course, be covering all the festivities, the ceremonies. i'll be with down there tomorrow. lucas, thank you. arthel? arthel: well, the war in ukraine is now in its seventh month, and the ukrainian military's reporting some big gains on the battlefield. we have a live report from kyiv up next. for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vita

jacqui heinrich has more from the white house on this. >> the white house reportedly held high-level talks you this morning that involve department secretaries, they were weighing litigation options to try to keep the republican governors from busing and flying these migrants to democrat run cities and states and sexually cities and states according to acxiom's and apparently the tipping point became the latest shipment of migrants that were flown to martha's vineyard and dropped off there yesterday, the president sounded off about all this on site. >> we are committed to fixing the immigration system, instead of working with us on solutions republicans are playing politics with human beings using them as props, what they're doing is simply wrong is un-american, it's reckless. >> according to nbc an internal division of how the administration should respond, dhs officials have openly expressed frustration at the meeting with the white house reluctance to take a page from the book of republican governors and begin transporting migrants to cities within the u.s. according to internal o

but jacqui alameda of the washington post reports tonight, for a person familiar with the matter, they were there, president in their capacity, -- we are presenting the january 6th investigation. joining us now is ryan goodman, former special counsel at the permit events, kawhi didn't even have just security, and law professor at nyu. great to see you, professor. first of, all of ginni thomas willingly going to meet with the january 6th committee -- are you surprised? are you are shocked as i am? >> i am terribly shocked. >> you are totally shocked is different than my totally shocked. but tell me why. >> she signed a letter that said that to republican members of the committee should actually be thrown out of the republican caucus because she thought that the committee was so corrupt, in her view. so, so combative, so allergic to this committee, saying some really testy words about the committee. one would think that she would not come forward voluntarily. but she seems to have made that choice. >> do you think there is a legal incentive at the root of all this? that he would rather g

jacqui: i know you do. listen, this is the only news segment about this issue that i can assure you my brother kenny will be watching, but to be honest with you, this situation is-- it's untenable on the immigration front except where do you draw the line? where is that bright line rule and i'm sure well in excess of two million, i'm sure it is. but your previous segment spoke to the gentleman who worked for the contractor for the florida department of transportation, shame on them for not vetting employees for insurance purposes, identification, shame on them. the same agency tasked with the $12 million allotment that's in our budget for this particular issue that's hiring a vendor to go outside of florida to texas to lure people with motel rooms and mcdonald's gift cards and hair cuts to get them to massachusetts. wouldn't it be less expensive, neil, to send them back. less expensive to send them back than to martha's vineyard. neil: at that stage, we'll see. senator, i urge you to talk to your brother ke