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and over 100 rounds of ammunition in his car. wait until you hear the rest of that. >> brian: plus, joe biden is ready to trade the world stage for glitzy hollywood gala while he leans back on his big name celebs. defined some time to put this on his schedule? >> we would like to extend the invited to joe biden if he would like to come on this podcast. >> do you know what chance have you of getting him on? i would say less than 1%. >> steve: i think donald trump is right. it's a case capturing national attention. the murder trial of karen reed resumes this morning. she is accused of hitting her police officer boyfriend with an suv and then leaving him to die in the snow. the shocking details from

yesterday's testimony. >> lawrence: it was explosive yesterday. >> steve: coming up. >> lawrence: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> steve: all right. back with that fox news alert we just detailed to you. a new york city man was caught with an arsenal of weapons due back in court this monday here in new york. >> ainsley: is he being held now at refresh my recollection island without bail. police say he was arrested just blocks away from laguardia airport. >> brian: todd piro has the details. >> todd: good morning to all thrfour of you. judd sanson stopped after they notice noticed he had a blacked out license plated. when officers began talking to the suspect they disputed black colored handle under the driver's seat and knife strapped to his leg. upon further search of the vehicle officers discovered an arsenal ever weapons cloogd 9-millimeter, pistol. knives, machete, stun gun, whip,

body armor with nypd patch inside. he also had an mta vest with a baton with writing on it that said, quote: left me no choice and, quote asking in god for forgiveness. end quote. charged with criminal possession of a weapon, unlawful use of a police uniform and have been an be a secured license plate new england other charges. the queens district attorney reacting to the bust that may have prevented a major attack. listen. >> it is concerning that he was a block away -- a few blocks away from the airport. you got to ask yourself about the intent. we need to protect our city. and when someone is driving around with 11 different weapons all of this ammunition. language on the baton that sounds threatening, transit uniforms that can be used anywhere in our subway system or in our transit system. we have reason to be concerned. >> todd: here is a bit more about judd sanson's background. 27 years old. list in queens and has

1-year-old daughter. he pleaded not guilty at his arraignment. faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. >> steve: this is some good police work. 1:30 in the morning on a saturday. >> brian: fantastic. >> steve: for some reason todd described it as this guy's license plates were blacked out. in the official report it says obscured. you got to wonder why would someone black out their license plate or obscure it. maybe they're. >> ainsley: hide something. >> steve: toll, we have e-z pass cameras. that's one of the questions i hope they detail on monday. >> lawrence: we have one of the number one areas tracking when it comes to the license plate readers in new york city. and so if you are a criminal trying to evade law enforcement who has the number one. >> steve: maybe that's it. >> lawrence: counter-terrorism unit in the country, you don't want them to see, because they will be able to geo track you. just like how brian was talking about earlier, it was great

police work. they are under funded, not getting paid as much. and they were still able to stop this. >> ainsley: stopped under the cops and nervously reached under the seat of his suv that's where they found a loaded 9 million-meter glock. so many items why the mta reflective vest. makeshift ax hanging. >> steve: that part why do you have an ax in your ceiling. >> ainsley: makeshift sword a knife strapped to his leg, police say? >> brian: weighted whip. if this guy -- if i see a guy with a police vest i think is he a' do. he might be able to penetrate pretty deep. at the very least move around in the lobby of any of these airlines. imagine the damage he would have been doing and how confusing for a cop to show up and say who is the bad guy? you see the nypd vest or you put the reflect tore on and decide you want to go into the subway think you could be a transit cop. one thing he said to the cops sorry, there is a lot of drunk people nowadays. he told the cops that stopped

him after having obscure plates said, quote: i live in jamaica. i was visiting my uncle. >> ainsley: jamaica, queens? >> brian: yeah. >> ainsley: two addresses one in tennessee and one in maryland. he lives with his father in a section of queens and has that 1-year-old daughter. self-employed mechanic as todd said. this was interesting. they found a baton and on the baton it said "left me no choice. you gon to learn today. in arabic it said ask for god for forgiveness. >> brian: definitely jihadist. filipino community. his mom said he acted strange and converted to islam. tell me if you heard this story before. >> investigators found some disturbing photo on his facebook. the assistant d.a. during the arraignment did not detail what that was. lawrence i'm sure they are trying to figure out who else was he connected to? we just had a story the other day where they were talking about 8 individuals that were linked to isis and what their plans were. and we still don't have all the

information on this, was this guy a part of any chat rooms? i mean, when you look at some of the gear and brian was talking about the vest, all of it is sloppy, it's not like he stole nypd gear or anything like that. he just placed hand made patches on a regular vest. who was he connected to? it doesn't look, based on the stuff that he has with him, that he is that organize sod where did he get that information? >> ainsley: hats off to the police. they let him in and right back out this is judge and his lawyers were say being. at the end of the day. gun case. he had a gun. and then the prosecutors were saying, no, no, no, no. look at everything that he has. the judge side with the prosecutors, held him at rikers and no bail until court appearance on monday. >> brian: keep him away from weisselberg who is the cfo of the trump organization.

also at rikers island. >> steve: he left his ax in the car. >> that will be good. that will be fantastic. >> lawrence: in less than an hour president biden world leaders will meet with pope francis on the sidelines of the g-7. >> brian: that's good the pope is walking. the head of the catholic church arrived at the summit in italy about 45 minutes ago. after all is he in italy in his own little country there. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is live tracking the events overseas. that is right. that is the smallest country in the world. >> steve: vatican city. >> brian: guarded by guys with big hats. >> before the president meets with pope francis, is he meeting with italian prime minister giorgia meloni. no formal remarks from the president in that bilateral meeting so far. they are expected to talk about the middle east and ukraine among other issues. what will be discussed per a senior administration official is abortion] won't be discussed] me lone wanted to make sure wouldn't mention abortion we shall see when the statement

comes out. biden snapped when asked a reporter about gaza during a news conference saying he wishes reporters would play by the rules. the white house correspondents association is responding to that saying a free press functions independently and that there are no preconditions regarding question topics at home or abroad. skydiving demonstration the president did answer a question about cease-fire talks between israel and hamas. >> president biden, did you all have a chance to discuss a possible cease-fire? >> yes. >> are you confident it's going to be done soon, sir? >> no. i'm not -- i'm not -- i haven't lost hope that it's going to be -- >> for the first time the president publicly addressed his son hunter's conviction. he also took a follow-up question whether he would commute hunter's sentence. >> i'm extremely proud of my son hunter. he has overcome an addiction.

he is bun of the brightest, most decent men i know. i am satisfied that i'm not going to do anything i said i would abide by the jury decision. i will do that. and i will not pardon him. >> mr. president, do you plan on commuting your son's sentence? >> no. >> going back to those talks with pope francis, is he expected to talk about artificial intelligence president biden. the g-7 summit is three days long. the president though is leaving day early. guys, back to you. >> steve: madeleine, when the president snaps at the reporter and says i wish you guys would play by the rules. the rules are each of the leaders gets two questions and the reporter can ask any question president can answer it any way he wants. this reporter was playing by the rules. >> well, we should also know that that's what the president

would prefer there is no rules for the free press: we should note that the president did not take questions from reporters when he held that -- when he delivered remarks along with french president emmanuel macron in paris over the weekend. can you imagine the reporters have a ton of questions that they want to get the president on the record on. >> brian: right. thanks, maddy. travel thousands of miles. never get a question. shout at him hundreds of yards away and give one word answer. not the way the president of the united states. if you have answer, this is an opportunity. you are in charge. the world is watching. i got the job i want four more years. ask me anything you want. they are not going with what's the volcano in iceland. they are saying gaza. oh, you don't want to talk about gaza? excuse me the whole middle east is on fire and everyone is focused on gaza. that is on top of everybody's mind. >> steve: brian, great point,

peter doocy flew to south korea to ask the president a question. didn't get a question there flew to bali to ask a question didn't get a question there. >> brian: got to be frustrating. >> steve: 18 hour flight one way and you are not going to answer any questions? >> ainsley: help me make some news. at least give me a bone because i'm a reporter. all of them travel. you are right. i have never thought of it that way. yeah. >> lawrence: it's about making news but also, what are the interests of the american people? and none of these questions were something that should have shocked the president. they are the top issues for the american voter whether it is his son, right, and when i say the top issue, it's what is in the news here back at home. >> steve: sure. >> lawrence: you got that, and then we have literally, this big portion of his party that are going against the jews in our country right now. they are being extremely anti-semitic. and the president's policy is impacted by what they do here at home. so they are asking him, mr. president, where do you stand on this?

and he tells them that's not an appropriate question for this moment. >> brian: it's not up to you to decide what we are supposed to ask. plus the american people deserve explanations. i think it's fascinating that zelenskyy put together this peace summit in switzerland. he told the president i really need to come. i'm not i'm sending the vice president. i really need to you come. i'm not. what could be more important than him going to a peace summit in switzerland where they frame out what a cease-fire would look like? >> ainsley: a fundraiser maybe with celebrities? >> steve: you know. >> brian: crazy. >> steve: shows you who is running the white house and running the campaign. it's people that don't care that much about ukraine. they are sending the number two, the veep is going to wind up on june 3rd john kirby was asked about hey, isn't this a bad look that you would choose going to a fundraiser, actually the president is leaving this summit, the g-7 summit one day early go hang out with george clooney, bad look. here is kirby.

>> doesn't it look a bit bad for the president to be skipping this peace summit for ukraine and going to a glitzy hollywood event instead? >> no matter who represents the united states and oh, by the way, the vice president is representing the united states of america at this summit. it can't be said that the united states has in any way walked away from supporting ukraine. >> lawrence: you know another reason -- i'm so sorry. why this is problematic because you continue to come to the american people and ask them for money and to support this, right? which i have no problem with. but you got to make the case for the american public. you just can't come to the american public when you want more money. and this was a great opportunity to frame the conversation. to frame where we go next. to talk about peace. to talk about the threat of russia. and the president just passes it over to number 2. and she is the only one that has the lower approval rating than he does. >> ainsley: it just shows you

where his priorities are. he wants to make money for the campaign. that's more important last day of the g-7 skipping out day early. that's more important in this peace summit about ukraine. zelenskyy is asking world leaders to attend. >> lawrence: the campaign. >> ainsley: tell your people hey, we have got to change the date. if you want to raise money, let's do it next weekend. let's do it next saturday. instead they are doing it in hollywood, this coming saturday george clooney and julia roberts are going to be the star power individuals there and then jimmy kimmel and former president obama are going to lead the conversation. you also have other actors be there like jason bateman and jack black. >> brian: good luck with that. >> ainsley: 250 to 125,000 per ticket. >> brian: going to make a lot of money in hollywoods. is that the optics you want. president trump to contrast that will be in michigan saturday to hold a round table with church leaders and residents in detroit. >> lawrence: average day people. >> steve: do you know what donald trump is doing today? is he blowing out birthday cake

candles. today is his birthday. he is 78 years old. >> brian: the house -- the house or the senate gave them the cake? >> steve: i think it was the house. >> brian: how many democrats were there to blow out the candles? we don't know. >> ainsley: he had a sharp surge in donations after convictions is he up there with joe biden kind of money. >> brian: two big dates the debates which we are going to talk about next week and then, of course, july 11th. july 11th is the sentencing, find out if he will be a free man to campaign. >> steve: if he will actually be able to go to the convention. he might not be able to if he is on home confinement which is crazy. >> brian: can he get skype in prison? >> steve: good question. 7:15 here in the east and carley joins us with other news. >> carley: big story out of texas that we have been following. a fox news alert. an inmate who escaped custody in houston has been captured after this massive manhunt that took place. during his escape, police say he held an assistant d.a. at knife point. jumped into her car but she

ended up crashing just feet away. the suspect was on the run for 12 hours. he was being held on burglary and weapons charges. okay, switching gears here. do you remember this iconic scene from the movie titanic? >> i'm flying. jack. >> carley: well kate winslet just made this admission about her kissing scene with leonardo decaprio. >> it was not all it's cracked up to be. so we kept doing this kiss. and i have a little pail makeup on. and i would have to do makeup check me on both of us between takes. and i would end up looking as though i had been like sucking a caramel chocolate bar after each take because his makeup on me. >> carley: indicate winslet is kissing and telling. kate and leo have remained close

friends. it wasn't cracked up as you would think it would be because of the makeup not because of the kiss. >> ainsley: that would be so awkward. that would be so weird. >> steve: hold on a second. we actually had a kissing scene on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: yes, we did. >> steve: susan luchey on. >> brian: can i relate to this whole thing. >> steve: star of a soap opera. big fan is dawn kilmeade. >> brian: we made out because i was in character. >> lawrence: no way. >> steve: counted down to the end of the program. >> brian: video is available. >> steve: they were going to kiss at the end. >> lawrence: did they? >> steve: i gave them the wrong countdown 10 seconds left, 5, 4, so there would be 5 seconds. >> brian: i did. guys, we should bring up the video because i was totally in character. >> ainsley: she kind of. >> brian: i watched it back. i couldn't believe how romantic i was. [laughter] >> lawrence: italian side? >> brian: anyone can do this. anyone can do that on film. i do it on video.

i do it live. do it live [titanic music] >> brian: we have my video later. >> steve: what was that about. >> brian: she looked in my eyes and saw something. why do you laugh? >> ainsley: i had to kiss a guy, i was so nervous. i drank before. >> lawrence: so you had alcohol breath? >> ainsley: i don't even care. it was just like get this over with i won't take another class again. >> brian: talk about what is happening with the wnba. ticket sales are up and caitlin clark been the subject of a lot of conversation. would she be so popular? would she get this type of endorsement dollars if she wasn't white? and what about the way people are treating rookies? is it something cultural, she was asked about being the center of the culture wars. here is her take. >> it's not something i can control. i don't put too much thought and time into thinking about things like that. to be honest, i don't see a lot of it. like i said, like basketball is

my job. like, everything on the outside, i can i can't control that. people can talk about what they want to talk about. create conversations, you know, about whatever it is. i think for myself like, you know, i'm just here to play basketball. >> steve: at every turn, she has come up in the news a lot ever since she was the number one pick. and every turn she has taken the high road. she has been able to, you know, she has had a million opportunities to criticize people who have criticized her. she never has. she has taken the high road. you have got to preach the that. >> lawrence: the thing is though it's great for the game. that there is being -- there is talk about women's sports. i know people may not believe it but there is just as much drama when it comes to the nba players and the players going at each other in the personal lives or whatever. and as a result, we watch the game. and if you look at the ratings, it's been great for women's sports. >> ainsley: she said i just want to have fun and help my team win. i'm wondering over time if her attitude will change.

i hope not. >> steve: we will see. >> brian: averaging 16 points per game six assists per game one of the worst teams in the league. women have to watch women. i want to see young girls. i want to see wives, single, spinsters, whatever, watching women's basketball. guys can't do it all. we only have so much that we can watch. >> lawrence: suggest this as the date night that you go to the game? >> brian: right. >> lawrence: don't go to dinner, go to. >> brian: saturday night 9:00 you should be watching one nation. >> ainsley: all right. how about this? instead of i'm not going to cook dinner, i'm going to sit down and watch basketball. >> brian: that's what i want to hear. >> ainsley: you cook. you change the diapers. you put the kids to bed and read them and do their story and homework, all their homework. get their clothes out tomorrow for school. >> brian: that's what i do. >> ainsley: i will sit there with glass of wine and i will watch kaitlin. >> brian: you watch 7:00 kaitlin and i call uber eats. we will have dinner. >> steve: you call uber eats i

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>> brian: u.s. navy submarine arriving in gitmo, cuba after russian warships and subarrived in havana for they say military drills. but the biden administration continues to down play the russian activity about 100 miles off key west, 90 miles from us. lucas tomlinson has more. lucas? >> brian, havana might be the safest place for this little russian are a that da half of black sea fleet has been sunk. the russians aren't the only ones sending a submarine to cuba. the united states as well. the pentagon announcing it dispatched a submarine to guantanamo bay. now, let's take a look at what the u.s. southern command is saying about that, quote: the fast attack submarine uss helen

the pride of montana of course is in guantanamo bay, cuba as part of a routine port visit as it trains its u.s. southern command agree graphic area of responsibility while conducting l.a. class boat by the way, brian. for those who need a reminder at closest point cuba is only 90 miles from key west. take a muster of what is sitting. frigate capable of launching cruise missiles. a newly commissioned submarine capable of launching hypersonic missiles, caliber cruise missiles and onyx antiship missiles. need refuel the ship. not the submarine. good for 40 years on nuclear reactor. rescue tug for emergency support that russ could you tug is telling, brian, like you and me say we are going to go out for a jog and have an ambulance follow us. this flotilla is in cuba, no doubt, to send a message with

the g-7 and after the biden administration approved ukrainians using a amount of u.s. weapons to strike some targets in russia not, of course, all the airfields that general keane is going to talk about that next and, of course, happy birthday to general keane today is the army birthday in addition to flag day, brian. >> brian: thank you so much, lucas, i appreciate that retired four star general jack keane joins us now. your reaction to the message that russia wants to send and what we should be reading into it. >> yeah, well, certainly russia has enjoyed having a base in cuba that they can come to. sort of poke at the united states a little bit. ever since castro took over. and they have conducted this exercise routinely right up to covid and they stopped it and back doing it again. what we do is normally what we are doing here. we kind of monitor it. it's not a threat to us. i mean, russia is not going to do anything with the weapon systems they have on those ships adversely to the united states. i mean, we have an armada of aircraft that is so close to

them they would be destroyed pretty rapidly. so, it's symbolic, certainly. and we should not overreact to it. >> brian: got it. let's talk about what ukraine got from us. we said we are allowing them. the president said i'm allowing ukraine to hit inside russia with atacms. what's the reality as you know it? >> yeah, what is happening here the administration is somewhat misrepresenting what is taking place. the reality on the ground is that isw has done an analysis with the ukrainian military and what actually is taken place is given the range of weapons we have, long range atacms, the himars weapon systems itself, the fact is that they have released some authorities to the ukraine to use those weapon systems but it only represents 16% of the full suite of

capability that we have. so russia has 84% of the sanctuary east of ukraine where they keep their air bases, where their logistics knows are and where their ground systems are all within range of our long range atacms. and they are not using any of those weapon systems, as ukrainians have already proven in crime i can't, brian, where they have systematically reducing russian military capability in crimea. it's not getting the visibility it deserves. ukrainians aren't advertising much about it, either. but, this is formidable restriction on the ukrainians. and, as a result of it, think of what is happening. russia has moved its capability forward. it's contributed to the success that they have had around kharkiv. they don't have to put forces there to protect these logistics, bases because they know it's a sanctuary and u.s. weapon systems are not going to be fired. ukrainians can use some drones

but they can't carry the explosives that sophisticated a tack couples can. and the reality is it is a bona fide sanctuary for them. we got to get it removed. the ukrainians can inflict serious damage on the russians here. it would give the ukrainians an advantage when they would begin to conduct their own offensive operations later in the year. >> brian: it's the half as support. characterizing the last three and a half years in every conflict with this administration. of course, the most egregious, the fallout from afghanistan. general, thank you so much. if you want the latest go to the institute of the study of war they stay up with it like nobody else. thanks, general, appreciate it. have great weekend. >> yeah, take care. happy father's day. >> brian: thanks and to you, too. meanwhile, coming up saturday at 9:00. day early because we have patricia heathen going to bat against anti-semitism, we appreciate that get her message.

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♪ >> janice: good morning, everyone. we are talking about flooding across florida. let's take a look at some of the maps and we will talk to some of my friends for the all-american summer concert series. epic flooding across south florida. we still have flood concerns for this area. over 2 feet of rain over the last three days and expecting

additional 1 to 2 inches. doesn't seem like a lot on saturated ground that's going to cause flooding concerns. hurricane season here watching two disturbances one in the gulf of mexico and the other one that caused all of that flooding across florida moving across the east coast. we do have a cold front that's going to push all of that moisture offshore. that's the good news. and we also have the potential for some stronger storms for the northeast and the central plains. we will keep you up to date with fox weather.com. are you guys set to watch riley green today? [cheers] >> janice: yes. i love this crowd. and we got great weather for the all-american summer concert series. say everybody at home say hi to carley. >> hi carley. >> carley: that looks like a group of excited fans. stick around because i believe ainsley is going to be talking to him coming up. first, more news to get. to say including this. progressive new york congressman jamaal bowman taking a shot at hillary clinton after she publicly endorsed his primary challenger. >> i definitely wouldn't call that major endorsement with all due respect.

my opponent and secretary clinton do not support a permanent cease-fire. they support benjamin netanyahu. my opponent and unfortunately secretary clinton seem to both be out of touch with this district. >> carley: clinton endorsed george lattimer saying he will stand up for the biden agenda. you remember bowman pled guilty last year to a misdemeanor for pulling the fire alarm in a house office building while lawmakers were scrambling to avoid a government shutdown in the squad democrat insists that was just an accident. listen to this. gary seinfeld sign feldt's wife explaining in an instagram post we gave him a flip phone for graduation in hopes he would turn in his smart phone. if i knew then what i know now i would have waited until age 14 to give him a smart phone. he got handed down an old one forager 1 for bus ride to school

in the bronx. which i'm sure is a story a lot of parents can relate. to say ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: i love that we need to look into our phones when our kids get a little older. we are not there yet. thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> carley: i wish grandpas never died and he credits his own grandfathers for inspiring his music career. now he has two new singles jesus saves and damn good day to leave. they are both off his new ep way out here which is available everywhere now so you can go and pick that up. please support riley green because he supports you, the fox viewer. he is here today for our summer concert series. hey, riley, thanks for coming. >> in thank you all for having me. >> ainsley: you are welcome. it is father's day this sunday. i know you grew can up in such a unique situation which we all wish we had grown up. your grandparents lived right next to your parents or within a few minutes? >> yeah. my whole family on both sides grew up together and n. that little area in northeast, alabama. i realized when i got out in the

world how rare that is to have so many family members that close and i mean every day i saw both sets of my grandparents. >> ainsley: so cool. how did that shape your life? what's your message to your grandparents -- your grandfather and your dad for father's day. >> i certainly got some values that i think are maybe what you would call traditional old school, whatever that is i spent time listen to roy a cough, merle haggard and george jones which is a lot of kids 13 and 14 years old. big outdoors man loved to fish hunt and golf. i got a second raising from my grandparents along with my parents. >> i think that probably helped me quite a bit. >> ainsley: i know you grew up in alabama and you went to jacksonville state university. you were d 1 qb when you were in college. how did you go from there to music? and did you expect to be this busy now? >> i had no clue what signing a record deal would do for my schedule. but. >> music career.

it was -- i enjoyed playing sports growing up. never thought music would be in my career path. it was something i enjoyed really fortunate that people can relate to the songs i was coming up with and now we're right in the middle of it. >> are you writing a lot of these songs? >> as many as i can. >> ainsley: goran, i don't know how do you it. fame is difficult in many ways, wonderful in other ways. how are you balancing it all? >> i always say people never asked for pictures for construction work. >> ainsley: i doubt that all the girls in the studio, all the single girls are here to see you. >> it was really gradual for me, you know, getting recognized. i was a big deal in a small town in northeast alabama before, you know, signing a deal in 2018 and now it's a little bit different with social media everybody knows everything about you. >> ainsley: i know. >> i think my parents do meet and greets when they go to walmart in my hometown. >> ainsley: con graduate labor

relations. we are proud of you at fox. you could have said no because you have so much on your calendar. support him. damn good day to leave. find many of these songs different around here which i love. tour ain't my last rodeo tour kicks off in november. buy tickets riley green music.com. thank you, riley. god bless you. >> i appreciate it. >> ainsley: turning to this now jewish leaders in new york city want anti-israel protests to take -- protesters to take off those masks that they all wear. we are going to tell you what the governor of the state just said. that's next. ♪ for up to 8 hours of powerful relief. new advil targeted relief.

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>> steve: all right. karen reed trials resumes this morning as new testimony is linking d.n.a. found on her car to the boston police officer she is charged with killing. reed is accused of hitting her boyfriend john o'keefe with her car and leaving him to die in the snowy front yard. but she claims investigators are engaged in an elaborate cover-up. chanley painter joins us now in the studio with the latest. chanley? >> good morning, steve. huge develops this week including testimony from a d.n.a. expert confirming the victim's d.n.a. was found on karen reed's suv taillight.

>> it is at least 749 million times more likely to be observed if originated from john o'keefe and two unknown unreality the individuals than if from three unknown unrelated individuals. that would be the number with 30 zeros. in this case that would be very strong support for inclusion. >> r read is accused of backing her suv into boyfriend john o'keefe in 2022. the jury also learned that on that night read called o'keefe's phone 53 times between 12:30 a.m. and 6:03 a.m. after prosecutors say she hit him. but, taking center stage this week, the lead investigators' testimony after reed's defense grilled him on his shocking text messages about read. in one message to his sister trooper michael proctor said about read, quote: hopefully she kills herself. and in other messages with friends he wrote: she's a whack job explicative yes, she is a

babe. >> emotions got the best of me base on, you know, the fact that ms. read hit mr. o'keefe with her vehicle and left him to die. my emotions got the best of me with that figure of speech. >> she is being framed. died after getting into a fight at the house party where read left him and his body was staged on the lawn. prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case, steve, early next week. >> steve: okay. we'll be watching. thank you very much, chanley. meanwhile, switching gears, new york's governor kathy hochul said she is looking back into bringing back mask bans on subways as anti-israeli protesters like these hide behind those masks. >> raise your hands if you are a zionist. >> raise your hands if you are a zionist. >> this is your chance to get out. >> this is your chance to get out. [chanting free, free palestine]

[. >> we are hamas. >> you are what, you are hamas? >> yes. we are all hamas, pig. >> pro-israel activist zefs ski joins us now. her husband ira took that last video you just saw in april. lizzy, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve, thanks for having me i know you and your husband have confronted these people in the masks in the past. covid is over why do they need masks? >> this has gone far beyond the subway. this has taken over our streets this uniformity of hate is designed to not only intimidate but to really allow these people to hide behind if you are proud of your message you are not hiding. this really goes back to the mid 20th century when we saw bans in

place for the ku klux klan hiding behind their hoods. we need see this again. >> steve: we have got some video where your husband, ira, has gone out and confronted them, as you have. why are you wearing a mask? nobody has a very good answer. but you would think since covid is over and we have seen not only the masked people at rallies or whatever you want to call this right here, these demonstrations, but also in retail theft. you see people walk in to a grocery store or into a drugstore and they got a mask on. people wore them a lot during covid. but now they just use them so that nobody knows hot heck just walked out with $800 worth of cold medicine. >> the mask is really designed to embolden the wearer by concealing their identity. they say and do things that they wouldn't otherwise have to confidence to do. and i believe that if we ban the masks, we will see a lot less of

this. i received hundreds of death threats every day online, in person and by mail, and all of these perpetrators of these threats have one thing in common. they all conceal their identity. i think if they have to show their face we will see a lot less of this hate, these threats and this violence. >> steve: i hope you are right. i hadn't thought about that. when you are on the computer or on your smart phone can you say stuff to people like you and your husband who get the death threats and it's a digital mask. isn't it? >> it's a digital mask. exactly. most of them don't have their own faces a their profile picture. even their own names. people are, you know, they say it has to do with doxxing. but i really think that people are just much more inclined to be more hateful and violent when they're not showing their face. and on the contrary, when you can show your face, and when you can look someone in the eye, that is when can you really break down the barriers of hate. >> steve: indeed. >> and build bridges of

understanding. >> steve: let's hope the governor says okay, no more masks. lizzy, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: look who is coming up next.'t huckhulk hogan. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for me. ♪see me.♪

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