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charlie: good morning. welcome to "fox & friends". we have our shot here. okay, it's "fox & friends" weekend and starting with trump to stump in battleground pennsylvania and polls in deep blue new york showing the former president gaining ground with deep blues. will: bringing faith into the classroom and louisiana requiring schools to display the 10 commandments and the ladies of the view into a frenzy. >> they want to post in schools. post in mar-a-lago. >> this borrows me to no end. if you want your child to have a religious description of the case, send them to a different school. rachel: we're going to reveal

the biggest dating mistake gen z is making. the third hour of fax and friends weekend starts right now. i that's a shot of austin, texas, there and the temperature really, really hot there and really hot in new york city. it was hot at 5:00 this morning. will: 90s. it'll be 90s in texas today. the heat dome. charlie: heat dome. aka summer.

charlie: we have a new poll out of new york for president and showing that donald trump going 88 points overall gaining and earlier we talked to lee zeldin and thought that donald trump was in a better position in his race than we were in the line and going by two points and going for lee zeldin. >> president trump is actually closer now at this point in the campaign than i was two years ago at this point of the governor's race. the state has continued to shift right and interestingly enough, i looked at updated voter registration data for the state and one might think that a whole

bunch of republicans and conservatives given up and left the state and it turns out that the democrats in the democratic party registration is down over 100,000 while the republican registration is up and people are not affiliated with voters and also up and i would say that the race is actually a bit closer than even what the polls are showing. will: if donald trump is polling within eight points of joe bide anne donovan new york, we're looking at campaign on offense and reports that donald trump is opening up field offices in virginia and minnesota. i believe it's 11 in virginia and something like 7 field offices in minnesota. again, offense. we all know that states that are going to be necessary to win this presidential election and states like wisconsin and pennsylvania and viewpoint offense in virginia. if you're playing offense in minnesota, you're playing offense in new york forcing joe biden playing defense. spending money and time that he

would rather be spending in wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania. rachel: that's true, money and time and resources that win elections. it's interesting he's not just playing offense and taking new york and he didn't go and do that rally in long island. he went down to the bronx and brownest blackest part of the state and he had these winning them over. democrats said he went welcome and not going to be perceived well and said donald trump was going to bus in people. we know that isn't true because i was there the day before and lawrence jones was there the day of and these are residents of the bronx saying we want him here. our community is falling apart. it's crime ridden, and again interesting he's also winning on issues that consultants would

have told you not to talk about like immigration. guess what, the illegal immigrants are going into these communities with those resources and that's why these people are angry. charlie: that was definitely not astro turf and real supporters and the first place that joe biden that campaigned and in philadelphia. the black support and place like philadelphia and going through philadelphia, that's playing deep defense and really interesting. joe biden is playing that it's a red state and moving into that. it's going to be here myself and we're going to be real interesting at what point the biden campaign quits trying to play with north carolina and how seriously we see numbers change

in a place like new york. rachel: talking about debates and the theory is very good, will, and this is a trial balloon and how does joe biden doing this debate and still gives the democrats of time to change out a candidate if that performance ends up being really bad. but also how far in the polls can he fall before the democrats decide? will: the presidential debate taking place on thursday and charlie and i in the commercial break talking about it and don't remember a debate talking about it before either convention and first one this coming week. rachel: i'll be on fox nation and i'll be there in atlanta and hosting the panel and charlie will be with me and having analysis and that's going to be live on fox nation. will: schools, public schools in

louisiana displaying the 10 commandments and other states looking to follow suit and others look to have been pushing ahead and others in oklahoma. leading to several other states. acknowledgement of god in the debate and some time making them have freedom of religion and from religion and going for the supreme court of the unit not having displays on public in this. grounds of capitol in austin, texas, or oklahoma city or in a classroom and with the lemon decision, the rollback of that where we talked about a lot and a football coach and high school football game and it's perfectly fun and reintroduce a possibility and they acknowledge

commandments in the classroom. rachel: it's the foundation of so much of western civilization and really of the legal system and was that put in place to make sure we didn't have a state religion and getting to protect the expression and that was my interpretation and i'm not on the supreme court. charlie: the whole point of the separation ofture and have state was not to protect the state from being infected by religion and the other way around. can't protect religion and faith and the church from being infected by the state. but we've psychiatried it all ue ladies of the view and they're pretty upset about all this. watch this. >> they want to post this in schools and post it at mar-a-lago. and put a picture of stormy daniels right next to it. he's broken 11 commandments and

there's a wait list. this guy has gone above and beyond and yet this christian going back and this bothers me to no end because i grew up and you were allowed to believe how you believed. wasn't really stuff you have that and it's a religious education. send them to a religious school. charlie: listening real carefully to what they're saying and sounds like what they're say asking not only should the 10 commandments be come back in the schools and posted in the private homes and maybe that's not a bad idea and what's so

controversial about thou shall not murder or lie. rachel: this is joy behar trying to take a stab at donald trump and posted at mar-a-lago and all the things he's done and stormy daniels and they're fundamental for them and what they're really mad about and standing up for christian values and he has made themselves politically speaking and the protecter of religious liberty and christians in america and absolutely feel and i think rightfully so and expression of religion and placed in a public square is under attack. talking about this earlier in the show, will, they believe that maybe by taking religion out of the school and it was the 10 commandments and can't mention jesus and christmas and somehow there's a neutral space that everybody would be kumbaya.

will: what america were you talking about where religion was never discussed? from the founding and written in the declaration of independence and constitution. as much as up to created tend like it's not and they're

derived from the philosophy and going for america. rachel: we try it had their way and took god out of schools and look what we're left with. they can't say it's successful and the kids are not any smarter and they're the laughing stock of the world in terms of their rankings in math and science and they've put their own ideology into the school and i think it's interesting and plant ago flag and politically donald trump going on the offense. i think because it's gotten so bad, people of faith are going on the offense. charlie: waiting to condemn joe biden for the student loan bailout and a democrat staffer

blasted for spending habits after going viral for thanking biden to reach into all your pocpockets and pay off his $8,00 student debt. this is a guy, ben hammer that works for representative marcy kaptor of ohio said just got a call to let me know my student debt has been canceled. this is why elections matter. thanks@joebiden. rachel: think he regrets that tweet or expo, will? will: people realize he's live ago high life and smoking cigars and eating seafood towers and maintaining 8-9,000 in student loan get. debt. i don't have the stat but only 39% of people with student loan debt support joe biden and one of the themes of the morning and seeing what's happening in new york with donald trump polling within 8 points largely on the

backs of black voters or jewish voters and hopefully what we're seeing in america is a little bit and decline in the impact of pandering. you can pander to people racially and pander to them through student loan forgiveness and some point you're going to go i feel like i'm on the mark. i neil like i'm getting played. rachel: charlie is convinced this tweet and ex-post going to play out on this particular congressional race.

white versus black and brown versus black and real biden in america is a class wide and this is an attack on the working class. people going to work are paying for that staffer and makes 80, going on 90,000 a year and saying for him charlie: going beyond marcy's race and mike rowe of how america works on fox business is forcing hard working americans to pay off the debt and going to backfire. listen to this. it's a fisherman to pay off debts to that guy like mr. cayman's and who is he doing and going to work? colleges aren't going to reduce

their tuition if we pay off every penny of outstanding student debt. there's no incentives and sitting on $51 billion and we're paying off, literally paying off graduates on the backs of very people in the work force rachel: no question about that. just not fair. turning to headlines and police identifying arkansas yesterday. people including two police officers were hurt and the suspect is facing three counts of capital murder charges pending like this and officers not revealed a motive and learning the suspect was arrested in new york back in 2011 for having a handgun on a military base. going to go out with a bang and

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off evidence and a day after voters call for recall and leo terrell sounds off, next. charlie: but first, here's brian kilmeade with a look at what's coming up on one nation tonight. >> don't forget to watch one nation saturday night at 9:0 eastern time amongst my great roster of guest and the governors to break down president trump's speech in philadelphia and then we're going to have the political price to pay for a broken border and he'll review and kenny albert. sports losing a bunch of legends and had a remarkable career and discuss it all coming up on one nation f. you watch at 9:00, get all this and a whole lot more. see you then. i like to do things myself. i can't trust anything else to do the job right. kayak... aaaaaaaahhhh kayak. search one and done.

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charlie: a recall effort against the mayor to put her on the ballot in november. leo terrell joins us now.

good morning, leo. >> good morning, charlie. charlie: what's the bigger issue, the criminal probe or the recall? >> the mayor is facing a two front war, charlie, in oakland. oakland is morally bankrupt. she is face ago recall. why? because of crime, because of homelessness, because companies like star bubs and den -- starbucks and dennies are leaving because of the crime. in addition what you saw in that video is she's face ago federal probe where the fbi, irs, u.s. postal service, the allegations we don't know specifically against her but right now it's political corruption and it's a large waste company was also raided. so you have a mayor in turmoil and let me add one other caveat, the district attorney for

alameda county was under a recall and because of crime and oakland is morally bankrupt in the viewership, charlie. charlie: yeah, exactly. but obviously what we're having >> listen, i live here. oakland is one of the bluest of all cities and they're talking a good game but nothing for crime in school and why are democrats leaving the party, charlie, and going to become a trump republican. they're looking for bankrupt and thinking about a billion dollars in short fall and democrats are pushing this whole idea of reparations. charlie: are people beginning to see through all this?

>> in my entire life, no black american has approach that had and we need reparations. that's a democrat talking point. black americans like all americans in california and legislators in california and why keep black americans dependent on the democrats. it's not working. that dog won't walk any longer and we won't be fooled by the democrat party. charlie: leo terrell, always direct to the point. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me, charlie. thank you very much. charlie: you bet. caught on camera, a north carolina dad saves his 2-year-old daughter after falling and nearly drowning in a pool. they join us on the miracle

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charlie: dad using cpr skills to revive young mila after finding her floating lifeless in the backyard pool. parents joining us now. will: along with their 2-year-old daughter, healthy, happy as we can see by that smile on mila. good morning to you all. what an incredible story and scary moment that every parent

is aware of and probably at some point walks around in fear of but it was your reality that day and i don't know which one of you first discovered mila, but whoever that was, please tell me about that moment. >> yes. i was silting by the pool and just got out of the pool and i was walking along the pool side and mila got out of the pool and went up on the porch with my wife. we normally leave our flotation devices and everything on, but my wife had taken her little floaties off and left her life vest on. a friend took her life vest off and turned around to talk about miracles i saw in the hospital with my friends and turned around and mila made her way back down to the pool and got in the pool. you know, my daughter screamed her name and that's when i jumped in to pull her out of the pool. charlie: how long do you think she was in the water? >> i don't think it was very long at all.

it was probably, you know you can drown in as little as 20 seconds. i think 25 seconds is what it was. rachel: amy, one of the things i've heard and by the way i've met parents that have lost a child to drowning and it was just so heart breaking. what they told me was in silent and people expect your child might be screaming for help. that's not the case. >> she was not able to scream for help, and i wasn't there at the exact moment, but we have had three child deaths in our immediate area and out comes not like ours and my heart is very sad for them and they're in our prayers. will: you knew what to do and jumped in and pulled mila out and gave her cpr and talked about working in a hospital. you had some -- you knew what to do in that moment? >> correct.

yes, i'm a nurse anesthetist and give anesthesia to pediatric patients and finished advanced life support for children and adults as well in march. we do that every two years, we renew every two years and just being on the job, it helps me to know exactly what to do. i turned her over and the first thought was panic and second thought was, matthew, you know what to do, do it now. that's when i just started giving her the respirations, mouth to mouth respirations. there's something called re-dispatch that occurs when water hits the vocal cords and that's what occurred in her situation. i can't be 100% positive, but getting those vocal cords back open and air back in is important before the lungs fill up with water. charlie: what advice would you have for other ' pans not to face this situation and if they do, they know what to do?

>> well, we have door harms on the door and a child lock fence around our pool, our children are not allowed to go around the pool without an adult. bad things can happen in seconds of time and take away and advice would be that you stay vigilant with all of the pool and water safety tips and that you stay present in the pool, in the water with the children at all times with your eyes on them and on all the water. rachel: matthew, how has this changed your family's life, this experience? >> well, we give all praise and glory to god. in that moment, we started praying immediately, and i just feel a peace that came down over us when i knew she was breathing. when she was rescued and said the word daddy, which was the best word in the world you could hear at that point in time but i

also know that even as parents, i feel we're hypervigilant parents. we're constantly watching our children, but even in those moments, accidents can happen, and it's so very important to make sure that you understand to be vigilant and not to lapse for even seconds because just that distraction can cause tragedy and also understand tragedies can happen in all forms, shapes and sizes to any family across the world. to know what to do in that tragedy is so very important to save a life. we have made a rule, we did have the rule that no children in the pool -- no children in the pool unless a adult was by the pool or outside with the children. we changed our rule now to an adult has to be in the pool with the children in order for them to swim because i feel like i'm more vigilant when i'm in the water with them actively. rachel: we're so happy that this miracle happened for your family. that little mila is sitting

right there and we're so glad. what a little angel. hi, mila. >> say hi. >> hi. >> we praise the lord for her life. >> yes. rachel: so do we. so do we. thank you both for joining us this morning. matthew, amy, and mila. what a happy story. >> you're very welcome and one more thing, all parents need to know cpr for choking, drowning and drowning. >> absolutely. will: the other part of that story is you imagine it happens when you're not home. it happens when everyone is around the pool. just looking away for a minute. rachel: yes, absolutely. a mexican drug cartel has a brand new target: seniors and their timeshares. will: former fbi agent nicole parker and kurt the cyber guy explain next. scover the ozempic. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3.

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will: in the midwest and mideast and mid at leeanne take are baking under a heat dome. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is here with the fox

weather forecast. hey, rick. >> hey, will. those two are tied together and that heat dome and area of high pressure in the eastern part funneling moisture and see the general circulation and clock wise circulation keeping everything dry across the eastern sea board and that much of the eastern part of the country but around that circulating round after round and could be a continuing trend and continuing to see this moisture and time and effort and all could be having impact and moving crops in the northern plains and not only that but the flooding. pretty much everybody in the eastern two-thirds of the part is hot and going across interstate 80 and the athey're

approving a bit on monday and feeling like 82 in pittsburgh and area of high pressure and moving off to the south and going back to the west and going see a significant area of high pressure and going for that and all this pressure. will: fbi warning americans of a new scam. mexican cartels are targeting timeshare owners. one of mexico's most violent criminal groups operating call centers offering to buy retiree's timeshares and then empties their bank accounts scamming americans out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. we're joined by former fbi special agent nicole parker and cyber guy kurt knutson. nicole, start with you.

dupe timeshare owners into some fraudulent transaction and get access to the bank account and empty it. is that the mo of the cartels? >> this is not a new scheme, it's been happening for over a decade. americans have lost over $300 million with over 6,000 victims and what they typically do is they'll do extensive research on the victims who they are and then they'll first of all pose as a timeshare broker and call the person on the phone or e-mail them and say would you be interested in selling your timeshare and then going from that, we need advanced fees and next step is they'll call and act as if they're an attorney and say you know what, you've been duped and that was a fraud and we're here to help you and send us money. we'll help you get out of this. when in reality, these attorneys are fraudsters and the third part is they call and pose as government official and say you know what, you have been involved and you sent money and that was part of money

laundering or terrorist organization and now we need to pay to help you or you'll go to jail. all is very highly sophisticated and target elderly individuals and they believe they're less tech savvy and more vulnerable and americans are losing money and less dangerous for them and do it from a telephone and drug or weapon trafficking and that's why they do it. will: kurt a lot of americans own timeshares and new mexico or wherever else. there's a lot of people watching right now and i don't know if they received calls and they've been so list id for the crime and a lot of americans are fit to profile. the fact that people have access and going for their life and

sounding incredibly informed and the family member and it's very believable and easy to go down that rabbit hole and we need to do and ignore unsolicited timeshare offers and whether it is sounds like it's a timeshare company ryan higgins whether you're actually dealing with timeshare company and they're wanting to upgrade you or resell your timeshare if you didn't call just remove as much of your life as possible from the internet and see ways to remove yourself and at the website at cyberguy.com and it's essential at this point to look at social media profiles and see what's public facing because these crooks go online and they're very sophisticated and comb

through and see where will was last friday night and thursday and who he was with and talk about your vacation and may have posted pictures about and suddenly might sound like a friend or someone believable. bottom line is you can't trust any of the stuff coming at you that you did not ask for will: i'm skeptical of anybody calling me. if i didn't call you, i'm skeptical. last thing really quickly, there's a movie the beekeeper and scamming old people out of money in their bank accounts but why i bring that up, in your mind, a lot of this with the cartels and how big of business coming for the cartel and not

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>> people are continuing to make jokes and we're not being ham strung and we must continue to evolve. rachel: okay, let me lay this out for you. she's saying ignore all the

comedians and dave chapelle and jerry seinfeld and they're being censored or it's too politically correct and can't write the jokes they want and we're not ham strung, we're evolving. is evolving the new euphemism for censorship? >> sounds like she's talking in woke speak talking about evolving comedy, you're in the evolving but listening to the woke left wants you to say. it's very afraid. i the worst kind of censorship and subcensorship. >> it is and looking at interviews and like she's in a hostage situation and so afraid to say the wrong thing but there's comedians pushing the limit and saying the wrong thing. >> she's on the wong side of this issue. >> another hot topic and kim kardashian saying she's done so much bo tocks it's handicapping her acting career, i didn't know she had because she can't show enough emotion.

listen. >> i feel like you need less bo tocks for more emotion and i don't have that. rachel: her face is not moving. >> it's not. nobody is going to mistake kim kardashian for merle stream any time soon and she's being hired because she's a personality and botox and nicole kidman couldn't work because of it. rachel: megaryan, destroyed her face. >> destroyed her and she came back. rachel: she got the nose job and her face changed. >> we like our actresses to have character but kim kardashian is not an actress. rachel: lay off the botox if you want. little less filler. woody harrelson refuses to own a

cell phone and done a lot want to be readily available. listen. >> i like to be in touch with people in a way but don't like the appendage on my appendage and i've given it up, three, three and a half years and back then i'm going to set this limit. i woke up and i've been on it two hours already. isn't that how it can just keep going and going. rachel: this is very interesting to me. he doesn't have to answer to a boss so he doesn't use phones. he doesn't have to worry about phone ringing to get a job. obviously they'll find him somewhere. >> yeah. rachel: this is like the ultimate. i love the idea of no phone but ultimate 1% privilege. >> i get it but regular people can be phone free as well. rachel: for periods of time. >> yeah, not for days and months on end. had a really nice dinner in the west village and phone was left at home and i get where he's coming from here. rachel: me too but it's definitely, that's a life of privilege to lose the phone and

get work. >> has about 15 staffers handling it. rachel: someone else is answering the phone for him. talk about this, a relationship therapist says the number one biggest mistake for gen z finding love is that they're too picky. >> the young women have 6'4, blue eyes, finance all that and only 11% of men are 6-foot tall and going with the stars and i was on the train last week and saw a young girl swipe left about 38 times in 15 seconds on the app and more. rachel: social media generation. the apps are killing love. i'm with you, rob. more "fox & friends" moments away, stay with us. ♪ i recommend pronamel active shield

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