you were told, a police officer also had to fire the weapon, numerous arrests have been made and as he just mentioned four guns recovered. multiple people's shots, more -- more of an update on the story, these are live images. >> this is a celebratory day for a lot of people across america marking the end of ramadan, potentially turning to tragedy here in philadelphia. we have no word on the condition that may have been shot, you can save a buddy knowing about the neighborhood in that entire neighbor has been closed off? thank you for joining us, we will see again tomorrow. >> and hit -- i'm sandra smith and our coverage continues, "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thank you they much, good afternoon, m. martha maccallum and this is "the story". today with clay travis clay travis, timing land in an exclusive with robert f. kennedy junior. we will get his logs and the announcement such as game from

the white house just a short time ago and a lot of more, but first, breaking moments ago, yet another pivot from president biden on a zero. member on tuesday he stunned our ally israel by calling their methods in the war on gaza a "mistake" after native vehicle was bombed. watch this. >> ella tell you what i think he's doing is a mistake, i don't agree with his approach, i think it is outrageous that those three vehicles were hit by drones and taken out on the highway, it was along the shore, wasn't like there was a convoy moving. so what i'm calling for is for the israelis to just call for a cease-fire, allow for the next six to eight weeks, total access for all food and medicine to go into the country. >> martha: those comments

sparked outrage among supporters of israel who fear among other things an eminent retaliatory attack on israel potentially by iran. the president sought to reassure moments ago was some slightly different toned comments in the rose garden where he was speaking with japan's prime minister, watch. >> president biden: as a told apartment as to benjamin netanyahu, our commitment to israel's security against these threats from iran and its proxies are ironclad, then we said again, ironclad. we would debit and we can. >> martha: some mixed messages to be sure. let's go live to tel aviv, our correspondent who has details about the idea of killing a family members of home losses top political leader including three of his sons, no doubt this is going to be and ask latorre moment.

>> martha good afternoon, a big development out of gaza today, israel reportedly struck and killed the six relatives a hamas leader, including three of his sons, he was in doha at the time visiting injured palestinians in a hospital. thank god for honoring them as martyrs, this speaks to the religious beliefs he has, giving -- seeing the deaths as honorable, of the strikes come and made but ago disagreements how to end the war and there is a massive rift again between president biden and benjamin netanyahu, over planned rafah offensive. israeli leaders at multiple times this week's troops will enter gaza southernmost city where more than 1.4 million palestinians are sheltering. the move would require huge evacuation of civilians that currently have no other place to go. in an interview on tuesday, president biden disk -- expresses clear opposition to the plan yet in recent days israel has ramped up aid drugs

to gaza was more than 1000 loads and during the enclave in recent days. as early officials blame of the un for not disturbing the aid once the supplies make it inside. tonight of your also following reports from an american of visual indicating an attack by iran or its proxies against israel could be imminent, this following a strike earlier this month in syria that killed two top iranian general. >> martha: a lot of tension, thank you very much. reporting from it tel aviv. taking united is breaking the story that is happening right now in philadelphia, reports of a shooting at a ramadan event in the city of brotherly love and that hundreds of people were attending. our national correspondent brian yan is reporting live in what he can gather so far from sources there, he is in new york, hello brian. >> right now we can tell you there's a reporter here, and he is supporting numerous arrests and what appears to be amassed

shooting at a ramadan event in west philadelphia. he is reporting there's been numerous event -- arrests and at least four guns recovered, in this shooting happening at 46th avenue in west philadelphia. they were celebrating, eid al-fitr, which marks the end of ramadan. obviously the month in which muslims fast daily, from dawn until sunset, it is the holiest of months and this is breaking the fast, it was supposed to be a celebration in west philadelphia and there was some sort of shooting here. this is multiple police sources that are talking to our affiliate fox 29. we know at least one philadelphia police officer also fired their weapon, we are trying to get in contact with hospitals at this time right now, in and around the area to assess whether anybody, the

extent of the injuries, if anybody has been killed from this. we do not know yet. we are working the phones right now, reports are that multiple people are hurt, and that four weapons have been recovered at what was supposed to be a celebration in wallace to philadelphia today marking the end of ramadan. that is what we know so far. this was at fdr park from our understanding so far. that is what we know so far martha. >> martha: quick question, i don't know if you know the answer, you're looking at these aerial shots against a garbage can tiptoe over, huge police presence in this area, is it your understanding the shooting happened in the park, outside or inside a building? >> have to thank right now based on what we're saying that this happened at the park based on the initial reports and based on the police officers scoping what appears to be looking for any evidence right now this moment, in a child's playground at this park where this event was

happening marking the end of ramadan. >> martha: is the information that one philadelphia police officer fired their weapon, is coming from the philadelphia police social media? >> know that is coming directly from our reporter for the affiliate, steve qe who has been working for fox 29 philadelphia. >> martha: thank you brian. we will come back to you sure. as we continue to cover this breaking story, seeing the aerial shots. joining me now, nicole parker, former fbi special agent and fox news could jupiter, welcome, always get a happy. is a have these breaking stories, in your career as an fbi agent you often were called to a scene like this. what can you surmise just based on this aerial shot and the information that brian gave us a four? >> well honestly it's really early on in this investigation, the number 1 priority is the safety of those in attendance at this event.

if multiple weapons are found, obviously it's dangerous. people need to -- i was give this advice and that is an active shooting, run, hide. the top priority of law enforcement is to respond immediately to get in there, to see where the threat is, neutralize the threat as soon as possible and to protect as many citizens as possible. anybody in the surrounding areas needs to vacate the area, and again if the suspect is still on the loose, they could be multiple suspects, very difficult situation for law enforcement to track down especially in an open area. there is significant significance as far as the date, ramadan. this is a holy month for muslims. i understand it is the end of ramadan and somebody would do this at the very end of a celebration event for something that is such a holy and religious event, it is such a loss. without delving into margin to

motives at this point because it is very premature, i guarantee there is something that this individual had a problem, and they are taking out of their grievance on this holy, holy religious holiday. again, law enforcement, they are trying to track down whoever this individual is, protect the citizens, run, hide in the area. they could be setting up a perimeter, it could be identified where this occurred and they need anybody to -- everybody to get away as quick as possible, saline secure. >> martha: yes, because one of the questions that we have, we don't know, as you point out nicole, how many gunmen there were. if there were more than one, if anybody ran off and escaped, and obviously it's a concern for the other buildings in the area, there's some apartment buildings we just saw that it may somebody might be seeking refuge in one of those areas. if you are in this area, you have to be very concerned and

very careful to make sure you not letting anybody in, leaving the door open, any of that kind of thing. nicole, i'm told that brian has a bit more information on this for us, o'brien what are you learning? >> martha, we are live right now local reporting as of this is developing, w. pdi which is abc station then philadelphia is reporting that sources say four people are in custody, and a multiple guns been found. that is a report following hours steve was that they were at least numerous arrests and at least four guns recovered. now you have doubly pdi, the abc affiliate in philadelphia reporting that for people are gaining custody after what appears to be a mass shooting at this event marking the end of ramadan in west philadelphia to be rebar and we don't know whether or not a there went to this playground, after a celebration, in terms of any sequence of events here, whether the shooters happened upon this

group, whether they were targeted. these are always the all questions that we will be seeking answers for in the coming hours. >> absolutely, that is a great point. you are dealing with a situation where he could be, not to go down too far with speculation, but this could be a targeted situation. this could be gang violence and/or just happens to be at a park where there was an event or this could have been targeted. we do not know yet. that is a great point that we don't know if this was the intention to go after this event or just to go after a couple of individuals who were fighting amongst each other or watch not. but when you're talking but multiple guns, when you're talking but a situation in philadelphia, it could very well have been a gang-related. we do not know. >> martha: that is a very good point. four people in custody, and several guns and i will bounce back and forth between you two so thank you for sticking with

us. nicole parker, is he just had a brian report, they have four individuals. so obvious you when we learn anything about these individuals, i do bit of light on what may have happened here, and also to point out at, taking four people into custody and it turns out of the only can hold one or two over them. they grabbed four people at any rate. >> that is exactly what i was going to say, i will echo your sentiments because law enforcement and when the something active going on like this and there's any suspicion this person may have been a shooter are was in a possession of a firearm, you are going to handcuff that individual until you know they're not the suspect. with four people being arrested and they are in custody, does not mean that it's verified it's it's the individual who was actually shocked someone. four in custody right now, that could definitely changed on the road but right now it's a very fluid situation. responding to these types of events, the number 1 concern

again is making sure the gunfire ends and that those who may have been firing those weapons are any delay taken into custody. there will be questioning in a full investigation. obviously the safety of those in attendance, of there were any injuries between medical health? law enforcement he always think they're the ones that are there to take the guns away, but also so they can get a proper medical attention. those in the area, the best advice i can say is until it is deemed safe, where you are, stay put, stay safe. everybody has to stay calm. and again premature to talk about it but i don't know if it's a coincidence that it happened to be at the end of ramadan that this occurred. >> martha: we are getting a better sense nicole, if you are able to look at what we have on screen. you can see the crime tape is clearly around this playground area. and outside of the crime tape

there is a food truck and kiosks, soda sanga set up potentially for party. is a few tenths along the side of the road here, and it looks like a cup in the -- this church that is part of this park that we're looking at here. i'm also watching the posture of law enforcement on the ground there. they are not running, they appear to be walking calmly as if they're in the middle of an investigation, but not a man hunts. at least from what i can see so far. >> i think that's an extremely important point to make martha, if that is active gunfire going on, obvious it would look very different than it does right now. without an us -- official statement from law enforcement he will get more information soon and that is a top priority. setting up the perimeter, making sure everybody's safe, from where this alleged crime may have occurred and hopefully they

would providing information for the public as soon as possible. because it is a top priority as well to inform the community that they know what is going on and it can take proper precaution. >> martha: there is a lot of lot -- that is a lot of law enforcement at the scene. i mean there is a white vehicles, black vehicles that are looked to be law enforcement that are literally all over this entire zone. >> that would be expected, absolutely expected. anytime there's a potential mass shooting event you will have law enforcement from every single level. i can tell you at the lauderdale airport shooting, at the douglas high school shooting, you have law enforcement practically from every agency in the area be. because as enforcement your job is to protect other individuals be! the need all the help we can g get. if it is a local manner, we don't know at this point, was a terrorist related, gang-related, we do not know. but all law enforcement agencies, that would be normal

for all of them to come to the scene, set up a command post, what happened, who has jurisdiction to work this investigation. i can guarantee you with the locals, the federal -- the fbi for example will offer all the resources necessary to get to the bottom of this case and discover what happened and to put those behind barbezat or the cause of this. >> martha: we just saw, thank you and stay with his nicole, we just one ambulance it seemed to be leaving the scene? did not have its lights on, it was pulling out of the area. as nicole points out a, that his own and norma's response and then that they will start to figure out what is needed and what is not needed on the scene here. nicole is with us, brian is with us, as one of bring in our retired fbi specialist agent who joins us now by phone. chris, thank you for being here. your initial thoughts as he kind of get a bit of a view of what is going on here?

>> these kinds of incidents, getting information flowing in one direction to one place is a real challenge. as nicole pointed out, this quite a few different agencies are presented by at this time and they're trying to get there unified command together officially manage what is going on. neutralizing the thread, a delphi whether there are threats. that is dependent on the information getting to the right place. in these kinds of situations, people, responders pick up the phone and respond to their own agencies. all this information, very compact -- comfort metallized. so the real challenge at the very beginning is to get information to flow to one place, get some kind of coherent picture, so you can respond effectively and it will take sometimes hours to get that effectively set up.

>> martha: i'm not saying anything coming in from philadelphia police department yet, what would you estimate given the fact that we are not seeing a lot of activity on the scene at this point, how long would you expect it would take for them to make some get a statement about what is going on here? >> yeah, unless you really needed to get it bubble wrapped to the public and get that vague assist, i think they have their hands full trying to respond to the incident. nearly reason they have to step up to the podium right now is to get some information out to the public and either warned the public and tried to capture somebody, but again, there's a lot of information. and even that takes a little would've time to get together. a shotgun blast out there, and they have to make sure won't come back the same way. there will be a time, several

hours, before they really get organized here. and i can see this will be going on for a little while, i hear multiple guns, recovered at the scene would suggest multiple shooters, we have an officer involved situation here. pretty complex. so they have to respond to any active threats first. >> martha: chris standby if you what, we could take this other shot that has the map in it to just show people the area that we are talking about here, and if we take that full may be control, the philadelphia shooting. this is the muhammadan square, the area you are seeing on the right-hand side of your screen that we have been watching. you can see in relation to the city of philadelphia, we are told there will be and updates to the do have some information that they're going to be ready shortly to share with the public and we will take you live there as soon as i get underway.

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industrials, it is a very rough day, the market tanking on a sharply higher than expected inflation rating that came out earlier today, up 3.5 percent, the expectation was 2-3, more in the two area was the most in summation. that shows nearly 19 percent overall surge in prices since president biden took office. it's a crushing blow for biden economics, less than seven months from the election, that could cause potentially the president votes. and in the battleground states that matter the most. this is a zoom forum of individuals who live in those battleground states, being interviewed and asked questions about what is motivating them in terms of the economy and they vote, watch. >> i think he's been absolutely disastrous for the economy. >> i agree. >> president travis policies on the economy would be better for your family i think personally,

raise your hand. all right. that is everybody. >> martha: and i believe those are independent voters. brian is the cohost of the big money show, to have you here. let me phrase get your thoughts as we are about half an hour away from the closing market and what we're seeing here, what is will getting hit, what will people notice and therefore zero one k.'s? >> does inflation number is hotter than expected, the third reading in a row that is coming in, cigar problem. the market have been betting on interest rates, i get it. but with this kind of inflation data, the fed does not have a reason to do that. using traders in the market starting to realize we have to back up our expectations for rates coming down and that will affect evaluations. i do not think this is the end of the red ink learned comes to the stock market because inflation martha is not responding to what the fed has

been doing and i would say large part, that's because the federal government's spending, spending, spending. and it's pushing inflation back up. >> martha: it's interesting, they are sort of biting of their own nose despite of their face, you want inflation to come down by when i watch the speeches that are happening in places like wisconsin, it's all about helping with the energy because, student loan, which caused the government august a lot of mo money. >> and they are literally going out on a campaign trail and talking almost exclusively about spending. the problem is if you do that, inflation cannot come down. you have to ask yourself, what is biden most serious about? is the most is serious about spending are bringing down inflation? and the answer is, you can see it in the data, much more serious about spending. that is why markets are losing confidence, inflation will come

down and rates will come down. >> martha: atoms sure he is also serious about winning the election, and really it has not been favorable friend towards joe biden for years really in terms of what you says about him. and he said he is upset that he keeps telling the strong economy, he said it drives him crazy. he says i would not go out of they and restore the miracle of the biden economy, it drives me crazy, he puts himself on the side of the working people and as a fight and he had rawness saying, spent time in grocery stores, talk to people where they live about what is going on. >> nobody's buying bridges. we are buying things at the grocery store, we try to pay for insurance, cars. he is ignoring those issues but it's more than that actually, he has geared his entire policy around the ideological imperative to spend. if you do that he can fight the fighter michael wants you to fight which is get prices down and make life more affordable.

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>> martha: a lot happening this afternoon but at this moment on capitol hill, the many student on the left side of the screen, that's a homeland security secretary at, alejandra oh mayorkas, some have questions about the border. but he says really only congress can fix this problem. the pressure on the white house may finally after three years be causing some hammock -- havoc, reporting that the president is not reconsidering the possibility of executive action ain't at the coming weeks. standing by but first a congressional correspondent, on capitol hill, hello. >> hello martha, some criticism now, jon tester just in mayorkas, saying the status quo at the southern borders not working and his funding proposal

he brought to congress today is "inadequate". all eyes are on vulnerable democrats, as a public and say those democrats do not want to see an impeachment trial and don't want to have to take a vote on anything related to do with the border. the house was up and impeachment, they was was to be sent over to the senator this evening with that it was delayed by house speaker mike johnson to give senate republicans a bit more time to put pressure on democrats to hold a trial. instead secretary mayorkas is here pleading for more money for the border all while being is -- impeached for his job out of the border. here he is ignoring my questions about it all. >> 's secretary mayorkas, do you think you should be here asking for money, more money for the border when you've being impeached for your job at the border? secretary are you ready to go to trial? do you want to go to trial?

>> martin deck, naydamac has been asked repeatedly about this possibility that president biden could issue executive action out of the border, he says they are considering all different options that are those would have to survive legal action lawsuits. martha? >> martha: without a bring anton millani, en outkick and a fox news can jupiter, and former devotee assistant secondary of state for strategic medications for hillary clinton now printable at the dr solutions be! good to have you both with us today. only to start with the soundbite from mayorkas back in 2021. talking about the drum policies that have been in effect at the border. watch this. >> we have rescinded so many known from immigration policies, would take so much time to list them. >> martha: that does not aware too well. given what we have seen happening at the border.

three years later it sounds like president biden is considering some executive action? >> i don't know what he was referring to but i know -- >> martha: all over the trump policieses they rolled back immediately when they came into office. >> while the first thing he died when you came into office where the executive orders about the muslim man and those did not withstand legal scrutiny, and what's importantut that is to notes two think is, first you know what i'm gonna say, tommy knows what i will say, in february there republicans in the house refused to pass the most comprehensive immigration policy in some time. that would have given the president of the authority to close the border. now you will ask me why the president doesn't use executive authority to do that, executive orders. the reason for that is similar to the problem that the president trumpet used in the beginning of his at ministration, executive orders often do not withstand legal scrutiny. he might use it because it's better than nothing, but does

not excuse house republicans from not passing the legislation in february. it was not a past for political reasons, and simple. >> martha: while you know, some of that is true. but the problem is, he has a huge electoral area c on his hand. people blame them what is happening at the border according to these polls tommy, and he has hesitated and hesitated to do anything about it. sometimes it's better to take action and ask questions later, looks like that may be finally after three years after this president is heading thomas different tommy? >> maybe so because as someone at reading the point number is on the issues, he knows he probably has to do something because simply ignoring the problem isn't doing the job. i'm getting so tired of democrat talking points on this issue martha because just this week joe biden flouted hit the supreme court decision on his student loan forgiveness, use more than happy to stand legal challenge for that for forgiving

student loans on the back of the american taxpayer, but once again democrats tell is on this issue the border, he doesn't want to have to fight legal battles, if he were to protect the security -- and secure our nation which is his first duty as commander-in-chief and the president of the united states be! homes are tired of hearing you cannot do something, you certainly can do something, it sounds like he's considering doing something three and a half years later. 10 million illegal immigrants into this country, not including the got a ways, he has is going on,'s crisis, this invasion for three and a half years, just now he's deciding he's mowing over the options he has cut the options he has had has been on the table since day one when they were gloating about rescinding everything donald trump did. assay using the poll numbers, to a little too late, the american people blame him for this and they don't have the attention span of a squirrel so they will remember that in november regardless of what he does in the next month or two. >> martha: nothing more powerful than election to give somebody a job approval number.

but when you look at the situation, and when you take the oath of office as president as tommy just alluded to, you swear to protect and defend the country. you have at least 300 people watch as we all know, they were far less than who care that 911. he's not take an oath to forgive student loans, we do take the oath to protect and defend the country. how does he get around that in this situation? >> i mean you just threw a lot of acme and i'm sorry tommy doesn't like my boring talking points but i think stern forgiveness is a good example because that is not withstood legal remedy. but more importantly look, nobody likes was going on at the border. joe biden does like i don't trump and like it, barack obama didn't like it, george bush don't like it, bill clinton didn't like it. it is a horrible problem. nobody has figured it out. but the way to solve it is not

to impeach the department of homeland security secretary just for political reasons and it is not to tank the best immigration policy, legislation that we have had just so stays the exact political potent polling issue that you pointed out. >> martha: you are right, there are those other presidents it is not like the situation, but it's never been worse and it is now, in terms of the sheer numbers of any attention is getting, from voters across the congee, thank you very much, tommy good to see you, thank you as well. >> thank you. take a look at this, more than 1 million fentanyl pills seized at one border crossing ain't arizona. just a few days, now the feds wanting a new operation targeting cartel members they accused of smuggling 90 percent of the fentanyl that is killing americans at a record array. in the united states. correspondent responding live from the border and eagle pass, texas, hello phil.

>> hello martha, good afternoon. earlier today, cbp -- cbp announcer lodge a new operation called plaza spike which states that will be an effort to stop fentanyl trafficking into the united states be! they say that operation will target plaza boxes, these cartel boxes along the southern border primarily in the jalisco cartels, it is a good thing there do that because these fentanyl traffickers are constantly at work. to go to these images, you mentioned this off the top, this is not dallas, arizona, rate agencies, 111 million fentanyl pills overspent on just falafel days, the smugglers hiding those pills including a microwave, a deflated bouncy house, doors and a firewall of a vehicle that is not all, take a look at these images, border patrol reporting this last week and alone, their agencies seized to 70 pounds of hard narcotics all along the south and boarding cutting cocaine, math and fentanyl. all of this year looking at a

cease this past weekend loan with a $6 million street value. and take a look at these avail -- crazy images, cbp offices using ten different a gate 47 rifles trying to be smuggled into mexico for these cartels including one that had an achy rifle strap -- strapped into his body, not work out for him. so here in eagle pass, but cbp sources told me yesterday in san diego, things are hard, more than 1000 illegal crossings are yesterday encoding 174 chinese nationals, the number of chinese continues to flood our southern border, more than 22,000 already just this october. -- since october 23 thank you very much bill. joining us now, independent presidential candidate robert f. kennedy junior. mr. kennedy speeding for being with us. year the back-and-forth here at the border. >> thank you for having me on. >> martha: good to see it. the excuses we had heard from president biden about why his

hands are tied on this issue, given the extreme crisis that americans are singly see there. >> yet it's true, secondary mayorkas that i can tell you having spent a lot of time at the border, it's just not true. one of the big problems is that president biden halted, and i was not afford the wall, want to say that our that would set. i am now because i've been at the border, watch 300 people come across in two hours between 2:00 am and 4:00 am. just walk across the border, drug cartels. the coming through, 27 gaps. those gaps should have been closed three and half years ago. by president biden, the material is sitting on the ground next to the gaps. president biden and mayorkas ordered the funds stopped, the construction and the materials has artie been purchased? that is where everybody's coming through.

so they also toning it down, in the remote areas, you need longer-range cameras. and those were all already in place? and president biden ordered them a dismantled. so it's deliberately dismantled, apparently, that is the least kind of insidious interpretation of why they did it. but that's an easy thing to do. the other thing they have to do, they have to restore the migrant protection act the executive order which says the people who wanted to adjudicate their asylum clients, adjudicate them in mexico before they come across -- >> martha: which is, yeah,,

it's under the former president. but you does does not want to do any of these things always say because he would be doing them if you wanted to do these things when what i'm saying to you is that the claim that it secondary mayorkas made before congress today, the legality about of the executive order is not true. what he's saying is simply not true. you can steal that offense even without an executive order. all he has to do is call construction companies on the border and make the fence, the material is thing there. it's not going to -- is no legal challenge in that, it could be done overnight and they're just not doing it. but there's a million other things it could be doing a. >> martha: adding actions speak louder than words, where you put your priorities, where you're willing to put yourself out there reflects what you are caring about anything that's one of the reasons we are seeing the polls a way that they are. quick reaction to this,

president biden with the prime minister at the joint press conference today, listen carefully to their to the nuances between the way they talk about china. watch this. >> the united states and japan will resolutely defend and bolster a free and open international or do under the world of law and japan in the united states as global partners she'll work together not just concerning china. [ end of interpretation ] and our lines with japan is defensive in nature. it's a defensive alliance, not just one nation or threat to the region. >> martha: the important part? for that, he goes on to say, at japan's per minister says the alliances to protect against china, within president biden said, the alliances so it -- starkly defensive and is not against anyone country. why is president biden being so cautious to say that this

alliance between japan and the united states in the philippines is to protect against china? >> it, well, you know, martha, i think it's appropriate for the president to be trying to do escalated tensions with china. i don't think -- china has a lot of reasons not to invade taiwan, where a lot of you believe in that faction, in washington, dc says it won't happen here i don't believe that that china will ever invade taiwan in the next decade or so. unless you provoke a to do so. there are many, many reasons they canned, they would not do that. and it's not because we have a large military presence in the south china sea, they'd -- we don't. they dominated the south china sea. the problem is china cannot survive that walmart and without oil from the middle east and we can cut that off.

i think we have a lot of defense against china. we know china wants to dominate the world, hot war with us. i welcome and economic competition with china and countries all over the world, i think that's where we ought to be spending our money and energy. >> martha: coming at us in a number of ways, economically with fentanyl, we have 22,000 chinese just because the border into california, in an area where we have a massive number of military bases. and you know there's every reason i think they are trying to plan intelligence -- planned intelligence individuals across the board as well. >> we should close the border. [ laughter ] >> martha: we hear you on that! lots to talk to you about it, will be soon. speeding so much sir. >> thank you martha. >> martha: good to happy with this. another look at philadelphia where we have breaking the news this afternoon, we are about to get an update from the police on reports of the potential mass

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>> martha: as you were talking about this our president biden facing the pressure over the war in the middle east and the situation of the southern border and the u.s. economy with prices going up for the third straight month. rate of inflation number begot this morning. and that polar shows innate -- americans are losing confidence in his ability to do the job according to their numbers, just 39 percent say the resident could manage the government effectively. what did that change from 2020, 13 points from when he was elected. that's not the direction you want that number to go, now

president trump went up a point in the past five years, almost half of americans say you can manage the government effectively and he is at a 49 percent, let's bring in alexander travis, great to have you with this. your take on those numbers are just got in? >> a look, i'm sure you saw in the wall street journal report that came out i believe mind that that said if you go to the grocery store to cost you 36 when 5 percent of more buy the exact same object as back when president trump was in office. that is why all this biden -- bidenomics doesn't register, that is why the basically abandoned it. it's because people seen their paycheck said their money does not go as far as it used to. i talked about this a lot on the clay buck show, the radio show that i do martha, wanted to take my kids to chick-fil-a, which i believe that president trump called a "gods chicken".

>> martha: hold on, we helped her shoulder but from that, from donald trump buying a buddy milkshakes and chicken and chick-fil-a, watch. >> mr. trump: can i have 30 milkshakes and also some chi chicken, this is good. making a lot of money? everybody will get rich right? thank you very much. >> martha: he likes to do this, he likes to show up and buy pizza for everybody, milkshakes and chicken for everybody. and biden, very direct method with a milkshake. but i think it goes over well in this environment. the fact that president biden buys himself in a scheme cohen but i don't know if he buys and for everybody else. go ahead. >> added over the president showed this to you last time we interviewed him, you wouldn't let us leave until he gave us milkshakes which again, the idea that democrats try to ll that

trump is an awful human being, the days adolf hitler, and another hitler was raggedly buying journalists milkshakes are walking to chick-fil-a or dairy queen like this. so i think this is also though, when a goat through the drive-through, martha i have three boys. it cost me $50 now to go through the drive-through and get chick-fil-a sandwiches and fries and drinks for them. this is ultimately why think americans just know innately things cost more than they should cost. with joe biden 315 percent inflation ongoing way right now, member that is 215 you will never get aback the 9 percent that was already embedded, 3615 percent according to the wall street journal to go by groceries, i would just add in, he's talking but how good businesses, i'm sure it cost a lot more every single time one viewers out there who goes out and buys anything in a fast food restaurant. prices are up massively and

acing that's why these numbers that you shell when you bought me and martha, the biden argument that things are great, that it's an amazing economy does not connected to because things everybody's just getting tax increases by the amount of inflation going up. >> martha: decisive and strong leader in the pole, donald trump 57, jill bennett 38, although more people think that joe biden is a couple, he's and 57 and drawn by 37. i guess they want to chick-fil-a. in terms of coverage of all of this, and we were showing you all of those numbers, obviously different for the two men. i reported, senior business at a day who has spoken out about how he sees the coverage is so uneven. he says basically it was like our mission was to take donald trump down, and outspoken consensus about the stories we should pursue and how they should reframe he says, if

israel is doing something about it, the dire threats for republican policies. what are your thoughts on that? >> everybody hates to read it, and i you where to, i read it, confirmed a lot of what i'm saying. the only diversity that matters is diversity of thought. and when the captivating part of that i thought was i believe it was 76 registered democrats that were in editorial office control in washington dc, is zero republicans. not one republican they are. how does that impact the coverage and the failures he had? inc. it is everything, diversity of thought, that's what matters in medium more than anything. >> martha: he also put out when you started there it was like 20 years ago, it was a much better makes of republicans, independence and democrats, and funded media organizations, very stunning.

thank you like, very much? >> appreciate it, keep up the good work. >> martha: the fbi says it is now on the scene of a reported shooting at ramadan event that hundreds people were attending, of a national correspondent has a bit more for us from new york. >> we are getting more information about a wide took place here, we know this happened in west philadelphia along wysong avenue, at the philadelphia mosque there which also is an education center. there were hundreds of nonthousands of people there celebrating eid al-fitr which celebrates the market -- and of ramadan. there were children and families i kick the philadelphia inquiry now reporting at least what will people were shocked at this incident and taken to depend prize medical center which i should note is a level one trauma center, one of the two is being treated as a "prisoner. ". at least five against were found at the scene of this, this was a park outside of the mosque where families and every what he was gathering see police officers

there, a center has been set up for families, reports of children walking into local businesses. is now i'd reunification centre for those families on-site as well. >> martha: brian, thank you very much. that is the breaking news out of philadelphia that we have been watching this afternoon, speaking for joining us today. gaddafi with those. that is wednesday, for this story could we go on tomorrow and looking forward to seeback here, your world starts in a second among the dow jones -- the dow jones down, as inflation continues to be beastly and the market does not like it. seebacack you tomorrow, have a great evening. [ ♪♪ ] >> neil: we are waiting for that philadelphia presser on this ramadan shooting event, when they start speaking we will take you there. for us to do want to bring your attention to the corner of a wall, and indication of of